Sustainable Singapore Gallery

Secondary One students visited the Sustainable Singapore Gallery to learn about Singapore's sustainability journey, supporting their VIA projects and school curriculum.

Last updated on 8 July 2026

In Outram, we nurture students to be caring contributors who contribute meaningfully to the community. One way is through our level-wide Values-in-Action (VIA) programmes which are learning experiences that students go through to learn and apply values, knowledge and skills.

On 24 March, our Secondary One students embarked on a Learning Journey to the Sustainable Singapore Gallery to learn about the development of Singapore's sustainability efforts and journey. This complements the sustainability learning in our school curriculum. Through the hands-on activities and interactive gallery walk, our students gained precious knowledge which they can leverage for their VIA projects.

Students wearing Outram school shirts gather around an exhibit display showing pollution types including air and water pollution.

Students in school uniforms sit on a floor, some using VR headsets, others watching or waiting nearby.

Students in multi-colored shirt sitting on the floor listening to a lady giving a briefing, at Marina Barrage.

Students gather around a water exhibit at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery, with a waterfall feature above.

A masked girl writes on a comic booklet at a recycling museum exhibit with orange informational signs.

Four masked students in school uniforms sit on a tiled floor, huddled together tapping on a tablet.

Four school boys wearing masks sit on a floor looking at a tablet near a Sustainable Singapore Gallery sign.

Group of school children in uniforms posing outdoors beside a blue smiling water drop mascot statue.