Vice-Chairman: Mrs Pamela Aw

The Role of the Dunman Dedicated and Supportive Parents' Group is to support the school in bringing out the best in our staff and students. Parents are members school committees such as the Pupil Development and Cherish Committee and are actively involved in areas such as environmental programs, enterprise, pottery, racial harmony and school improvement. The School, Parents Support Group would like to place on record our deepest thanks and appreciation to our Chairman from 2002 - 2007, Mr Nadarajan for his invaluable contribution to our key processes, programmes and activities.

Enviro Life-Sciences Symposium 2007 and 2008

The Dunman Dedicated and Supportive Parents' Group works closely with the school in organising the East Zone Enviro Life-Sciences Symposium. In August 2007 and August 2008, parents set up several exhibition and games booth to promote the message of recycling. Their creativity and talent attracted much attention from schools and the public.

Environmental and Health Related Activities

The Dunman Dedicated and Supportive Parents' Group is actively involved in Environmental and Health related activities be it Clean and Green Week, NEA's Recyling Day or organising Health related activities for the school. In 2007, parents organised the Eat Right Keep Fit Day for all staff and in 2008 during Pink of Health week, parents promoted the eating of fruits in the canteen to all students.

Dunman Eat Right Keep Fit Day 2007

Dunman Family Carnival

Every year, the Parents' Group organises a major event in collaboration with the school, alumni and SAC to raise funds for the needy students. The Dunman Care and Share Day 2008 was a huge success with $30,000 being rasied to aid needy students. Parents, SAC and alumni worked hand in hand to care and share for others. The Dunman Family Carnival and Staff Concert on 10 Feb 2007 helped to raise more than $40,000 (including direct donations) for needy students and the school building fund. The Racial Harmony Cum Family Bonding Day in 2006 grossed more than $20,000 for needy students.