2008#Student Discipline Support Officer

Student Discipline Support Officer

Contract Position | Primary School | Bukit Panjang

Base

Contract:


14 September 2026 to 31 December 2026

Option Year:
1 January 2027 to 31 December 2027

Working Hours:

• Mondays to Thursdays: 6:45 am to 4:00 pm, inclusive of a 45-minute lunch break

• Fridays: 6:45 am to 3:30 pm, inclusive of a 45-minute lunch break

• Service is not required on Saturdays, Sundays, gazetted public holidays and school holidays

• Candidate may be required to work on selected school-holiday days when requested by the school

We are seeking an experienced and responsible Student Discipline Support Officer to support the school’s operational, disciplinary and student-management functions.

The successful candidate will work closely with the Discipline Team to manage student behaviour, support at-risk students and maintain a safe and orderly school environment using a restorative-practice approach.

• Assist the Discipline Team in managing student discipline.

• Conduct house visits with school personnel and make follow-up calls to parents.

• Manage students undergoing in-house detention and handle cases involving missing students, emotional meltdowns and other incidents.

• Patrol the school premises to ensure student orderliness.

• Perform routine traffic, canteen and free-play-area duties.

• Monitor neighbouring blocks and playgrounds when required.

• Support case management for students identified as being at risk.

• Conduct investigations, obtain statements from students and prepare incident reports.

• Conduct spot checks on students’ attire, hair and general appearance.

• Support student discipline during school functions, activities and programmes.

• Supervise and engage students with additional needs for selected cases.

• Participate in student-management meetings.

• Guide school staff in conducting investigations and managing student incidents.

• Perform other duties supporting the development and well-being of at-risk students as assigned by the school.

• At least three years of experience in an enforcement agency.

• Able to provide comprehensive case-management and disciplinary support using a restorative-practice approach.

• Able to speak and read English and prepare incident reports in English.

• Comfortable working with young students and able to build rapport with students and other school stakeholders.

• Prior experience in a primary school environment or student-management role will be advantageous.

• Service-oriented, meticulous and able to meet work deadlines efficiently.

• Possess basic ICT skills.

• Able to perform data entry and record case incidents using Microsoft Office applications.

• Able to handle sensitive student information professionally and confidentially.