Science

The Science department aims to nurture our students to have a life-long passion for Science through student-centred activities that promote scientific thought and academic excellence. Guided by MOE’s Revised Science Curriculum Framework, our Science teachers design and implement lessons so that students experience Science through the three Ins – Inspire, Inquire and Innovate. Through skills development in scientific experimentation, critical thinking and problem-solving, our students will grow to be confident citizens of the 21st Century who possess deep understanding of scientific ideas and are able to tackle Science-related problems and communicate scientific ideas with confidence and clarity.

Engaging, Exciting & Enriching Science Experiences in Classrooms

Our curriculum is designed to Engage, Excite and Enrich students’ learning. These learning experiences are conducted in and beyond the classrooms and Science laboratories. Various teaching strategies are used to cater to the varying needs of students. Student learning is carefully monitored by our team of dedicated teachers, and gaps in learning are closed in a timely manner so that students can advance in their learning.

Highlights of Programmes

Support School’s Farm to Table Applied Learning Programme

Experiential Learning at Workshops

We involve students in workshops at the Science Centre and Science-based competitions organised by tertiary institutions. In addition, our school’s Applied Learning Programme (ALP) provides students differentiated, experiential and authentic learning experiences that guide students to explore and apply scientific reasoning, methodologies and theories in their daily lives. Through these experiences, we strive to develop them into Vistarians who learn, strive and contribute for a better future.

Students at various Science Competitions

Students are provided with opportunities to pursue and deepen their interest in Science through competitions such as the Science Buskers’ Festival and the National STEM Championship organised by the Science Center