Math, Science & Environmental Education Week

Math, Science & Environmental Education Week 2026: Building a Sustainable Town

The Math, Science and Environmental Education Week launched with an assembly skit on environmental impact, inspiring Primary 1 to Primary 6 students to become "Town Advisors" for the Greenhaven simulation. This programme fosters critical and inventive thinking by immersing students in real-world scenarios where they move beyond simple habits to embrace adaptive thinking.

Lower Primary students applied responsible decision-making to waste management, while Middle Primary levels used analytical reasoning to balance biodiversity and energy needs. Upper Primary students engaged in collaborative problem-solving, managing budgets and scientific strategies to stabilise water resources and cool the town.

By navigating these challenges, students develop the global awareness and resilience needed to become active contributors who understand that true sustainability is about making balanced choices today to protect our collective future.

Programme Highlights

Waste Sorting
Primary 1 students practising responsible waste sorting
Snakes & Ladders
Primary 2 students in action with Recycling Rescue: Snakes & Ladders Edition

Bird Protection Specialist
Primary 3 students being briefed by ALPS parent volunteers on their roles as Bird Protection Specialists
Lighting System Proposal
Primary 4 students discussing their lighting system proposal

Water Saving Strategies
Primary 5 students discussing water-saving strategies using strategic cards
Heat Reduction Strategies
Primary 6 students discussing heat reduction strategies on a minimal budget