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Regent Secondary School

Environmental Science

Discover how the Environmental Science Club nurtures green leaders through upcycling, gardening, and community outreach to champion sustainability.

Last updated 20 August 2026
Three students in school uniforms doing outdoor and indoor science activities, including using binoculars and taking notes.

Teachers-in-charge

Ms Karen Lee Chai Lin - IC
Mdm Zainab Banu Binte Hassan

Vision

Everyone in the community is an environment advocate

Mission

To advocate environment conservation and sustainability to school and community.

Our activities emphasise hands-on experience and learning which empowers every member to be creative and innovative green leaders.

A large group of students in white and blue uniforms pose outdoors by a waterfront with filled black trash bags in front.

We achieved the Vanda Miss Joaquim Award at the School Green Awards 2025. Guided by our mission to equip all students and staff to become responsible advocates of the environment, Regent's environmental programmes seek to promote good environmental habits and involve the wider community in environmental efforts. Our school’s project focused on upcycling as a way to "be the change" in working towards sustainable living through conserving resources.

Our students from the Environmental Science Club led the school-wide effort to turn used items into new products, including tote bags, paper bags, plastic zipper containers and small gift box. Ongoing recycling and energy-saving efforts have also helped us become a greener school. We also partner with CCAs and organisations to further effect a positive environmental impact in our school and community.

Students in uniforms collect litter in a bag on a beach; close-up of hands pressing seeds into dark soil.
Two students craft projects: one weaves cassette tape, another makes recycled paper bookmarks with pressed flowers.
Three student activity scenes: writing at a booth, conducting lab experiments in white coats, and examining items at Uniqlo.
Two student-made posters on marine biodiversity and food sustainability, with tips, facts, and colorful illustrations.

Club Activities

  • Every Singaporean a Naturalist (ESN) programme to observe birds in school

  • Upcycling workshops (e.g. making of tote bags from old clothes, making of paper wallets, upcycled fabric and plastic bottle holders)

  • Nature Journaling

  • Litter Picking

  • Gardening activities

  • Learning Journey

  • Advocating for different environmental causes in school and at the community level (e.g. water and energy conservation, e-waste recycling, public health, reducing food wastage)

  • Sustainability Advocacy Challenge (SAC) 2025

  • Reduce@Northwest

  • Limbang PassionArts 2024

To find out more about our Applied Learning Programmes, visit our website at: for.edu.sg/regentsustainability (opens in new tab).

Students in red uniforms and face masks tend to raised garden beds filled with green plants outdoors.
Two student nature journal pages showing hand-drawn and labeled plants, one a flower sketch and one a colorful cordyline.