Clubs & Societies
Eco-Enviro Science Club (For Boys and Girls)
The Eco-Enviro Science Club provides students with the opportunity to learn Science through hands-on interaction. Students are exposed to topics such as environmental conservation, habitat reforestation and global warning. Students also get to learn extension to topics beyond the usual curriculum such as how volcanoes erupt and sublimation.
Students also conduct field research by monitoring the population of various bird species in the school compound. Through observation, investigation and research, students get to learn more about protecting our environment and the different ways to enhance our natural biodiversity.
By exposing students to a wide range of Science topics, we believe that students will grow up to be one who enjoys learning Science and cares for the environment.
Highlights
- Activities focusing on 3'R's - Reduce, Reuse and Recycle
- Hydroponics planting (hi-tech farming)
- Field-based bird monitoring and research
For enquiries on the school’s Eco-Enviro Science Club, please email:
• Mr Tay Koon Guan
• Mr Clement Tham
• Mr Clarence Low
Infocomm Technology (Computing) (For Boys and Girls)
Infocomm Technology (Computing) aims to excite students about technology in an engaging and meaningful way by helping them to learn coding skills and to cultivate leadership and entrepreneurship capabilities at an early age.
Technology is a huge part of children’s life today. It is essential for students to learn how to design, develop and communicate with digital technology. Learning to code allow learners to learn computational thinking which enables them to develop cognitive skills and to learn logical and sequential thought processes.
Highlights
- SCRATCH
- mBlock software
- mBot2 robots
- Application of Artificial Intelligence in mBlock
Student testing the code to see if it can sense the intensity of light accurately. |
Students were taught to code “scissors, paper, stone” game in mblock. |
Students learnt to code the robots to ensure they can avoid collision using sensors; robots are able to sense the colours on the ground to move accordingly. |
For enquiries on the school’s Infocomm Technology (Computing), please email:
• Mdm Jaime Hoi
• Mdm Jamaliah
Infocomm Technology (Media Production) (For Boys and Girls)
To provide a platform for our students to take good photos and product the good videos through our CCA, Media Production. At the Media Production CCA, students get to learn photography, videography and editing skills. They can take part in some competitions every year, for example, SDMA (MOE), National Primary Schools Photography Competition and National Photography Festival (Primary Schools).
Award
For enquiries on the school’s Photography and Videography CCA, please email:
• Mr Ng Yin Hung
• Mr Jeremy Ho
Art Club (For Boys and Girls)
The Art club takes a comprehensive approach towards learning and appreciation of art such as holistic
We provide pupils ample opportunities to discover their own niche within the wide array of medium.
The Art Club members enjoy the variety of Art activities conducted during sessions. Students experiment with a variety of materials and explore the possibilities of conventional materials like Batik dye, watercolour and recyclable materials.
Our Art Club members have enjoyed activities such as tie and dye, fashion design using recyclable materials and sculpting using wires and paper mache.
Highlights
Art Club collaborates with Pasir Ris NLB in a yearly event, hoping to reach out to the public to share simple Art-making activities and at the same time, helping to promote the Art books available for loan at the library. Apart from that, Art Club members also have the opportunity to take part in the bi-annual Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) Art Competition.
Our SYF Team 2022Our Art Activities
QulilingFor enquiries on the school’s Art Club CCA, please email:
• Mdm Nur Aisyah
• Ms Norhaida
• Mr Muhammad Raziz