Science
Key Programmes
Department Overview
Vision:
Curious Thinkers, Active Seekers
The Science Department aims to ignite students’ curiosity about day-to-day happenings around them and actively seek scientific knowledge and explanations for these phenomenon. Teachers make use of the discussion of contemporary issues and scientific articles to engage students in different Thinking Routines to enable Making Thinking Visible. The Science development and enrichment programmes are also broad-based and tiered to cater to students’ interests and readiness, so as to encourage them in the continual exploration and acquisition of Scientific knowledge outside the classrooms.
Enrichment Programmes
Level 1: Cohort wide activities for experiencing and understanding Science around us
- PET Rocket Project
- Geography-Science Inter-disciplinary Outdoor Learning Activities
- Discussions on contemporary issues/ scientific articles
Level 2: Exposure to Science to enrich students’ learning
- Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum learning journey
- Gardens by the Bay learning journey
- Local industrial visits/learning journey
- SEA Aquarium Workshop
- Cluster Science workshops
Level 3: Customized programme to stretch students with strong interest and abilities
- National Science Challenge
- National Junior Olympiad
- Biomedical Quiz
- Science Buskers Festival
- Physics Enrichment Camp
Teachers
HOD Science: Mdm Chin Yi Mei
Physics | Chemistry | Biology | |
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Mr Tan Kok Chiew | Mr Leung Yulun | Ms Dimas Nurr Aidilin Mas’od | |
Mr Malek | Ms Nadia Madzan | Ms Azria Azman | |
Mr Chen Zhanjiang | Mr Lee Siak Kheng | Mr C. Ganesh | |
Mr Chua Kok Yew | Ms Eunice Leong | Ms Jasmine Widodo | |
Mr Huang Zhi Jie | Mr Wong Chin Seng | ||
Ms Mok Yuen Teng | |||
Gallery
Water Rocket Making Session with the teachers | Students from 2NT conducting their trials for Science Buskers |
Student creating ‘blood splatters’ during their Forensic Science Enrichment | Students trying out Science Learning Kits at the Science Learning Wall |
Conducting fieldwork during TIE Trip to Australia, Canberra in 2019 |