Environmental Science Club

Join the Environmental Science Club to explore real-world environmental issues through hands-on experiments, while building teamwork skills and sustainable habits.

Last updated 10 July 2026

Environmental Science Club

The Environmental Science Club provides a vibrant platform for pupils to investigate real-world environmental issues and sustainability through hands-on experiments and mini-inquiries. As members collaborate on these investigations, they build strong friendships and learn to work together meaningfully. The club also encourages pupils to understand the importance of sustainable practices and explore ways they can contribute towards protecting the environment.

Beyond learning, the club emphasizes enjoyment and exploration — allowing pupils to discover nature, exchange ideas and participate in activities that spark curiosity, promote sustainable habits and nurture a love for the environment.

Objectives of the Club:
• To develop pupils’ sense of responsibility and care towards the environment through sustainable practices.
• To cultivate collaboration, critical thinking and inquiry skills through hands-on scientific investigations.

Environmental Science Club teachers-in-charge and email addresses

Teachers-in-charge	Email address
Mrs Wendy Chu	chew_suat_ling_wendy@schools.gov.sg (opens in new tab)
Mdm Widayu Kemat	widayu_kemat@schools.gov.sg (opens in new tab)

Training schedule:*

Environmental Science Club training day and time

Day	Time
Wednesday	2.15 p.m. - 3.45 p.m.

* Pupils may refer to their own schedules given in the letter sent via Parents Gateway.

Six masked school children in blue uniforms pose with peace signs around a paper tower structure on a teal table.

Building up a tower using just recycled paper

Six masked children stand in front of a banner for the Singapore Amazing Flying Machine Competition 2023.

Participating in the Singapore Amazing Flying Machine Competition 2023

Two young girls in purple shirts and face masks examine a small plastic bag with red contents at a classroom table.

Extracting DNA from strawberries

Five children sit around a yellow table with small potted seedlings in plastic bags, posing and smiling in a classroom.

Growing our own edibles

A girl in a yellow shirt and mask holds seeds near a vertical rack of green leafy vegetable seedlings outdoors.

Putting in fertiliser for our edibles

An adult and three children with medals stand on stage at the Singapore Amazing Flying Machine Competition 2023 Awards Ceremony.

Our pupils won 3rd place in the presentation category for Singapore Amazing Flying Machine Competition 2023