Educational Outreach
As Singapore moves towards a more sustainable future, students need learning that connects the classroom to the real world.
Our programmes are designed to help students:
We work with schools across all levels. Here’s what you can expect at each stage:
Preschool
Primary School
Secondary School
Post-Secondary
International School
From waste and nature to green jobs in Singapore, each topic is unpacked through engaging, hands-on experiences — all layered with our unique perspective as a local social enterprise.
From small classes and interest groups of 10 to full cohorts of up to 200, we’ve supported a wide range of group sizes. Whether it’s a focused learning journey or a large-scale talk, we’ll work closely with you to shape a meaningful experience.
From classroom sharings to community service initiatives, we collaborate with our partners to align each programme with their specific learning goals.
Check out some of these past events where students got hands-on experience, grew their awareness, built practical skills, and took meaningful action for the environment!
Marine ConservAction with TPBC Kindergarten
Up to 100 Pre-Nursery, Nursery, K1, and K2 students joined a coastal cleanup session. Younger children learnt about beach environments and common trash, while older children explored marine biodiversity through visuals and artefacts.
Inland Cleanup with South View Primary School
The entire Primary 5 cohort — up to 280 students — participated in an inland cleanup, gaining hands-on understanding of clean inland environments, urban sustainability, and waste disposal.
Water Conservation Booth Outreach with Yio Chu Kang Primary School
As part of a World Water Day recess activity, up to 100 students visited two interactive booths — showcasing marine artefacts and simple water filtration — reinforcing messages on ocean pollution and clean water access.
Green Jobs Learning Journeys with Singapore Sports School
Up to 110 Secondary 4 students joined four sustainability trails — Plant-based Food, E-waste Recycling, Bedok Green Living, and Green Commuting — gaining insights into Singapore’s sustainability efforts, green industries, and future job skills.
Combined Waste Workshops with Chung Cheng High School (Yishun)
Up to 115 Secondary 4 students took part in workshops on food, plastics, and fabric waste. Hands-on activities included making eco-enzymes, beeswax wraps, reusable plastic items, tote bags from preloved T-shirts, and recycled paper, teaching waste challenges and reduction methods.
Communicating Sustainability for Change with Dunman High School
Up to 30 Eco Council students explored how visuals, language, and symbols shape sustainability messages, gaining tips for authentic content and learning to avoid greenwashing.
Green or Greenwashing Workshop with NUS College – Asian University Network Undergraduate Programme
Over 50 students from East and Southeast Asia attended a 3-day symposium exploring how marketing, vague claims, and consumer pressure influence purchasing decisions, using regional examples to define sustainable products.
Green Commuting Trail with Good Shepherd Lutheran College
Up to 15 students visited a local transport hub, learning about Singapore’s sustainable, inclusive transport efforts and how going car-lite reduces carbon footprints.
Learning Journeys with Japan High Schools
Over 325 students from four Japanese high schools joined learning journeys to strengthen their English skills and explore Singapore’s sustainability landscape through Plastic Upcycling, Nature Discovery, and Marine ConservAction, learning about biodiversity, waste challenges, and supporting shoreline cleanups.
Discover practical tools and valuable insights to inspire and support your sustainability teaching journey!
School Cleanup Toolkit Rental
Easily organise cleanups with our curated toolkit — borrow, use, and return! Designed for preschool to secondary students, it includes a guide for safe, meaningful community cleanups. (Free for up to secondary; tertiary groups, contact us to rent for a fee.)
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Educator Spotlight: Tanty’s Industry Attachment Experience
Curious how an industry attachment can support your growth in teaching sustainability? Hear from Tanty, Senior Lecturer at ITE, as she shares practical insights from her time with us — ideal for educators wanting to enrich their classroom or explore attachment opportunities.
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