ProParents · Parent perspective
The change parents notice.
Parents see the journey beyond the classroom: growing confidence, stronger communication and young people becoming more ready to lead themselves.
Browse parent stories
01 · ProParent sharing
The changes parents see.
Eight short parent stories about confidence, communication, character and how that growth becomes visible at home.
02 · Written parent voices
In their own words.
Eight current ProParents reflect on confidence, communication, character and leadership. Their video sharing has been lightly edited here for clarity while preserving each parent's key message.
Nichole ChaiParent of Ee Zhe
As a parent, I hope my child grows into someone confident, courageous and able to make his own choices. It was meaningful to see Ee Zhe become more proactive in planning, develop a more positive mindset and become willing to try new things. He is learning to think for himself, take initiative and understand leadership.Watch the full story
Estee TayParent of Charmaine
It was meaningful to see Charmaine step forward to lead her juniors and express herself with more confidence. The supportive environment allows teenagers to encourage one another, communicate openly and grow together. Giving young people the right platform and opportunities helps them develop leadership and express themselves with purpose.Watch the full story
Richard BakerParent of Aaron Baker
Watching students present themselves confidently showed me that camp was a place where young people could truly grow. I saw Aaron become more responsible, communicate better with his teammates and connect with new people. Every young person can benefit from opportunities that build confidence, character and leadership.Watch the full story
Chris SinParent of Charlotte Chan
One of my greatest joys has been seeing Charlotte grow into a more confident version of herself. She formed meaningful friendships and found a community where young people support one another. I am especially proud that she now takes initiative, embraces new opportunities and presents herself confidently.Watch the full story
Esther HooiParent of Ming Dong
One of the most meaningful changes I noticed in Ming Dong was his willingness to step up as a leader. Working with seniors and leading his team challenged him to communicate, take responsibility and learn from others. He is also becoming more thoughtful about his choices and the direction he wants to take.Watch the full story
Winnie ChanParent of Marcus Yap
I have seen Marcus gain greater clarity about what he wants and where he hopes to go. Supportive relationships at camp encouraged the young people to motivate and learn from one another. Character building begins with understanding yourself, recognising your strengths and developing a clearer sense of direction.Watch the full story
Jessica ChewParent of Lethia Gohong
It was meaningful to see Lethia become more willing to embrace challenges and take ownership of her growth. Instead of avoiding weaknesses, she learned to reflect, recognise areas for improvement and take initiative. Confidence also means having the soft skills to express yourself, communicate and work with others.Watch the full story
Manya & Mr NgParents of Zong Heng
We always knew Zong Heng had ideas and potential; we hoped to see the courage to express himself and take on new challenges. We have watched him grow in confidence, communication, leadership and character. True growth is becoming more courageous and ready for what comes next.Watch the full story
03 · What families describe
01
02
03
Growth that becomes visible at home and beyond.
Confidence
Young people becoming more willing to speak, participate and take the first step.
Communication
Families finding better ways to listen, connect and grow alongside one another.
Leadership
Skills and values that continue to matter as students move into college and working life.
