Science

Meet the Science department team and discover how students explore science through hands-on labs, workshops, and real-world projects.

Last updated on 5 October 2026

Programme Highlights and Enrichment Activities

This year, our students truly embraced science as a systematic way of understanding the world. In our labs, they engaged in inquiry-based learning and used their Personal Learning Devices (PLDs) to explore and uncover scientific concepts independently. A highlight was the Lower Secondary Science Projects, where students researched renowned scientists and advocated for healthcare and environmental sustainability through creative drama presentations.

Beyond the classroom, students had numerous opportunities to deepen their learning. They gained hands-on experience in genetic engineering during the DNA Bacterial Transformation Workshop, explored how STEM drives innovation across industries, and visited the NKF Kidney Discovery Centre to learn about kidney health.

To cap off an inspiring year, a team of Secondary 2 students took part in the Youth STEM Empowerment Programme, designing HandyPal—a smart walking aid for the elderly. These experiences nurtured curiosity, resilience, and a passion for transdisciplinary learning.

A guide in blue shirt presents aquarium displays to a group of children wearing red shirts in a museum.

Making a splash while learning beneath the waves at the SEA Aquarium

A group of students in red and dark shirts gather around a large bin filled with soil and worms.

Giving vegetable waste a second life through composting!

Group of students in white lab coats posing together in a classroom with a projector screen behind them.

Bringing biology to life at the DNA Bacterial Transformation Workshop

Students in red uniforms sit at white lab benches in a science classroom with microscopes and equipment.

Exploring science beyond the classroom at the Science Centre

A group of students stands by a wooden fence near a lake, surrounded by green trees under a blue sky.

Discovering nature’s classroom at Pulau Ubin