Outdoor Education Programme

Explore our 6-year Outdoor Education Programme, designed to build resilience, character, and a love for the outdoors in pupils from Primary 1 to 6.

Last updated 13 August 2026

Outdoor Education Programme

Five boys in yellow uniforms pose in front of a blue dome tent on a grass field.

We believe that the outdoors is a dynamic environment which stimulates learning in the head (knowledge), heart (attitude) and hands (skills) in an authentic way. It is also a good platform for character, social and leadership development and values inculcation through outdoor activities.

As part of the school’s efforts to provide our pupils with opportunities to Explore, Experience and Excel (3Es), we have implemented a 6-year Outdoor Education Programme which seeks to inculcate in pupils a love for the outdoors, develop resilience and graciousness and bring out the adventurous spirit in them as they carry out activities in an environment which is out of their comfort zone. These activities also seek to develop our pupils to be achievers rooted in values, soaring beyond limits (school vision).

Physical Education (PE): Outdoor Education

The basis for the Outdoor Education Programme is based on the Learning Outcomes for Outdoor Education as stated in the PE Syllabus. The pupils’ learning experience are set in an authentic context of a day trip to a neighbouring park by Primary 4 and a residential camp by Primary 6.

PAL (Programme for Active Learning)

Primary 1 and 2 will also enhanced their outdoor experience through PAL (Programme for Active Learning) programme. Pupils will learn and apply socio-emotional competencies through outdoor skills like basic map reading, first aid and how to prepare for an outdoor trip.

Residential Outdoor Camp

The focus for Primary 4 and 6 pupils is to extend their outdoor experience in an authentic setting by participating in a 2 Days & 1 Night and 3 Days & 2 Nights camps respectively. Pupils will get to overcome their fears and challenges as they scale the various high ropes courses, and participate in dragon-boating and kayaking, team-building and hiking activities.

Children in life jackets sit in yellow kayaks on a calm urban lake while an instructor stands in the water guiding them.

Through the Outdoor Education Programme, we hope that our pupils will develop a greater awareness of themselves and others, better manage themselves and friendship with others and learn to make responsible decisions. School values like integrity, responsibility, excellence, acceptance and perseverance are also reinforced though the programme.