Science

Explore how our Science programmes build curious, innovative learners. From hands-on inquiry to STEM challenges, students are inspired to apply science in daily life and contribute to a sustainable future.

Last updated 4 August 2026

Vision

Critical Thinkers, Adaptive Innovators, and Eco Stewards for Life

Mission

To foster critical, innovative and adaptive learners who appreciate science and actively contribute to a sustainable future.

Key Programmes

Teaching and Learning

Science department believes in enthusing and nurturing our students to be scientifically literate so that they can make informed decisions and take responsible actions in their daily lives. In addition, the department wants to provide strong science fundamentals for students to innovate and pursue STEM for future learning and work. Through the Inquiry-based learning, the department strives to develop our students to be inspired by science, inquire like scientists, and innovate using science. The school has also adopted strategies such as RISES and CCC further hone their thinking process when they encounter science questions.

Four photos show young students in school uniforms conducting hands-on science experiments in a classroom setting.

Two educational posters showing RISES Strategy and CCC Strategy steps with cartoon children and colorful illustrations.

Eureka! With Family
This programme aims to strengthen home-school partnership in science learning. Through Eureka! with Family SLS lesson packages, the department hopes to encourage parents and family members to spark a meaningful discussion with students on how science is linked to our everyday lives.

Student submissions relating science plant transport concepts to real life, featuring drawings and written responses.

A student holds a spray bottle in a video, beside a written response about farmers adapting to weather and soil changes.

STEM in the Woods

STEM in the Woods emphasises on the integration of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics to create a more holistic and interconnected approach to learning. The programme encourages students to apply knowledge from multiple domains to solve real-world problems, mirroring the collaborative and interdisciplinary nature of many professions in the 21st century. It also provides students with an opportunity to showcase their talent and develop their potential in Science.

Children in a colorful STEM classroom building structures and posing in front of a bright STEM-themed wall.

Science SPARKS

Students have different opportunities to hone their talents and interests in Science. This programme is specially designed by the school to provide experiential learning through inquiry to build P1 and P2 students’ interest towards the learning of science. Through the experience, students learn interesting Science concepts, have greater awareness of environmental issues and develop their science thinking skills

Young masked children in a colorful classroom, sitting at tables and on the floor with worksheets.

Excellence 2000 (E2K) Science

Excellence 2000 (E2K) Science (Primary 4 & 5) are for selected students who not only possess an aptitude for Science but also display interest in learning new Science concepts. These programmes go beyond the Primary Science curriculum and promote open inquiry and higher order thinking skills in students.

Four photos of young students doing science activities in a classroom, using laptops, mixing materials, and handling equipment.

Science Class library

To encourage our students to read more widely, every class has a collection of science magazines added to their class library. This is to instil curiosity in our students about the environment we live in and is inspired to discover more about science in our everyday lives.

Science Learning Journey

The science learning journeys ignite curiosity and wonder in our students to explore learning science beyond the classroom. It inspires a lifelong love for learning and discovery of science concepts linked to the real-world context. It also nurtures knowledgeable and scientifically literate individuals who can contribute to a better future for themselves and the world.

Two children hold a snow tube in left photo; right shows two kids sliding down a snowy tube run at Snow City 2023.

Students on a school trip at Gardens by the Bay, listening to a guide near cacti and posing by a waterfall.

Science and Earth Week

Science and Earth Week is dedicated to showcasing the wonders of science and to raise awareness about environmental issues. The programme aims to arouse interest and curiosity about Science in students beyond the science curriculum, to inspire students in STEM related fields and to empower students to be future changemakers who will positively contribute to a sustainable and resilient future.

Collage of school children participating in STEM activities, including experiments, quizzes, and displaying projects.

Four cartoon children in uniforms play around a yellow treehouse, one climbing a ladder, one reading, one playing guitar.