Gardens By the Bay: Race to Sustainability
8 November 2024
Secondary 2 students explored Gardens by the Bay through hands-on activities, linking classroom learning to real-world sustainability and biodiversity.
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Our Secondary 2 students recently embarked on an engaging and educational Post-Exam Learning Journey to Gardens by the Bay. Stepping beyond the classroom, they participated in the Race to Sustainability — an annual inter-school competition that challenges students to explore the wonders of Gardens by the Bay by solving puzzles and answering questions. This immersive experience provided students with a unique opportunity to learn about Singapore’s sustainable practices and discover the rich biodiversity of plants and animals within the Gardens.
Adding an exciting twist to their journey, the Math and Mother Tongue departments collaborated to create the Regent Bilingual Math Quest. This activity encouraged students to apply their mensuration skills to complete measurement tasks and craft captions in their respective Mother Tongue languages to describe the captivating attractions they encountered.
As they explored the breathtaking Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, students engaged in hands-on learning, teamwork, and developed a deeper appreciation for environmental sustainability. This memorable experience not only made learning enjoyable but also helped bridge classroom knowledge with real-world applications.
