Science

Explore how our Science Department builds curious, capable students through hands-on learning and real-world programmes in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.

Last updated 25 August 2026

"Look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to make sense of what you see, and wonder about what makes the universe exist. Be curious.”

Stephen Hawking
1946 – 2018

The Science Department aims to nurture students to become scientific literate citizens. Equipped with a strong grounding in the scientific knowledge and the practices of science, our students will be able to make informed decisions about science related issues, innovate and push the frontiers of science. The enculturation of positive values and attitudes allows them to function well as global citizens with the passion to use science in improving lives of self, society and the environment. We hope to engage our students in real-world phenomena, equip our students to explore the scienctific concepts through experimentation and model making, equip students to make a positive impact to self, and society through our science lessons and activities.

Subjects Offered at Lower Secondary:

General Science - Students will discover a range of topics that span across Biology, Physics and Chemistry

Subjects Offered at Upper Secondary:

Pure Science: Biology, Chemistry, Physics
Combined Science: Chemistry/Physics , Chemistry/Biology
General Science (G3 Students)

*Subject availability is subjected to change and might differ for each year.

Key Programmes:

Science Guru Program. To find out more about this programme, click on this link: Science Guru Program (opens in new tab)
Science Program with the Singapore Science Center
International Elementz Fair
Greenwave Environmental Care Competition

*Programmes are subjected to availability and might differ for each year.

Students observe a blood donation session on the left, and conduct a science experiment at a table on the right.

We were given the opportunity to have a biology lesson at the blood bank and share what we have learnt in school.

Students present a project on durian starch as bioplastics, one photo showing a slideshow, the other a poster display.

We were part of the Scientific Inquiry Research Experience.

We are proud to invite notable speakers to broaden our horizons on the relevance of science beyond school.

Students in school uniforms conduct science experiments in a laboratory, with lab equipment and worksheets visible.

We were given the opportunity to visit NUS to learn more about scientific inquiry.

Students in blue and white uniforms examine a sand exhibit indoors and play on an outdoor grate platform.

The visit to the Science Center made the learning of science fun!