School of Science and Technology, Singapore
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- About School of Science and Technology, SingaporeSecondary SchoolCo-Ed SchoolSpecialised Independent SchoolFull Day
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Name | Nature | Integrated Programme | Category |
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STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Aesthetics and Mathematics) | Both | Yes | Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics |
- School Vision
A global leader in transforming learning
- School Mission
To nurture passionate innovators who improve society through real-world applications of science and technology
- School Philosophy, Culture and Ethos
The School of Science and Technology, Singapore (SST) is a Specialised Independent School that offers a distinctive 4-year GCE O-Level programme with an integrated approach to applied learning. Learning in SST is multi-faceted as students gain a strong foundation of key academic concepts in Science, Technology, Art, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). The school-wide leverage on Information Communication Technology (ICT) greatly enhances the learning environment and provides the extended learning resources and networks that the digital natives have come to expect. As a forerunner in applied learning and ICT, SST strives to provide a strong all-round programme for students to explore the frontiers of sicence and technology education.
SST caters to students who learn best in an active applied learning environment, where conceptual understandings and transference of disciplinary content knowledge and skills are fostered through cognitively demanding hands-on applications set in real world situations. Sound affective, character and leadership education, national education, and entrepreneurial programmes serve to equip students with the skills and competencies crucial for success in the 21st century and nurture the values-driven and community-responsible person and leader.
This concurrent emphasis on non-academic curricular ensures the cultivation of invaluable life skills and work competencies such as resilience, responsible risk-taking, innovation and entrepreneurial mindset, effective teamwork and communication, and dynamic leadership.
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What are the co-curricular activities (CCAs)?
Clubs and Societies
Astronomy Club
Robotics Club
Singapore Youth Flying Club
Physical Sports
Athletics
Badminton
Basketball
Fencing
Floorball
Football
Taekwondo
Visual and Performing Arts
Drama - English
Ensemble - Guitar
Media Club
Show Choir
Uniformed Groups
Scouts