HMS students benefit from many innovative and ground-breaking projects. Some of these are:

Chinese Immersion Camp @ Ngee Ann Primary School

CHS conducted a very successful inaugural Chinese Cultural Camp for 120 Ngee Ann Primary School students from 11 June to 22 June 2007. The idea for the local camp in lieu of an overseas China immersion programme was mooted by Minister-of-State Gan Kim Yong and sponsored by Ngee Ann Kongsi. Nineteen CHS Year One and Two students were involved in running the camp. CHS student leaders also conceived and implemented a well-received 3-day workshop which included innovative lessons on idioms, poetry, and composition.

OurVoiceBox.sg 

OurVoiceBox.sg is an online portal that showcases works by youths. Just like a treasure box, OurVoiceBox.sg is filled with the priceless "voices" of youths. The content is closely related to youths, and is a platform for all to exchange information and receive the latest entertainment news about the happenings in Singapore. As the tagline "追击姿彩，由我递送" suggests, OurVoiceBox.sg aims to seek for and deliver the best of what's happening in the vibrant community.

PCS Integrated Projects

PCS students have embarked on projects that requires them to adopt a community for all modules in the same level for the purposes of the learning experience. Student groups will collaborate with a community partner with whom the students will engage for their projects.

Popcorn Publications 

CHS students’ articles were published in Zaobao Popcorn. It was highlighted that their writings revealed that they are well-read, and are creative and mature in their thinking.

Using Puppet Play as a Therapeutic Tool

A simple yet innovative project using finger puppets was organised by ECH students, targeting children aged 5 to 7 from low-income families. The project was helped the children express their feelings and thoughts through puppet play. In a short span of three weeks, the ECH students saw improvements in the children's social ease and confidence.