Sustainable Environment Education 可持续环境教育

Students worked together to build Lego Green Cities during Delegates in Action segment during NYEC

During Eco-Serve Week, our Environment Champions stepped up to lead their classmates in engaging, hands-on lessons about conservation and sustainability. Through games such as Mytopia, where students designed eco-friendly cities, Recycle Right, which taught proper recycling habits, and Getting to Zero, where sustainable practices earned high points, students discovered fun and meaningful ways to protect the planet.

Students are building Green Cities during Mytopia

At Assembly, an invited speaker from Terra shared insights on renewable energy sources and their applications in Singapore and abroad. Upper secondary students also explored fascinating Black Soldier Fly booth displays, showcasing how the insects help recycle organic waste. Teachers even had the chance to test drive Tesla EVs, while students and staff alike were excited to see the rare Cybertruck on display.

Holding Black Soldier Fly Larvae

Tesla Talk on EV for Upper Secondary Students

In addition, the 2025 National Youth Environment Conference (NYEC) was jointly organised by the Service Learning Club (SLC) and students from the sKy Programme. This platform gave students the opportunity to discuss how policies can shape a sustainable future through a Model United Nations-style simulation. To broaden perspectives, participants also embarked on learning journeys to World Vision, Ngee Ann Polytechnic, the Maritime Port Authority of Singapore, Marina Barrage, and Gardens by the Bay.

Learning Journey to Gardens By The Bay

Students from SLC together with Secondary Three Environment Champions  and Girl Guides extended their environmental efforts beyond school in the West Coast Earth Hour 2025 by engaging the public on sustainable habits through games and performances.

2025 West Coast Earth Hour outreach to the community