Experiential Learning

Primary 3 to 6 students bring Science to life through hands-on projects, from building toy boats to raising mealworms and modelling the human digestive system.

Last updated 19 June 2026

Students from P3 to P6 will undergo key experiential learning projects each year to demonstrate their conceptual knowledge and practices of Science.

Students create a toy boat based on their knowledge of the properties of materials. They then try out their creations in a huge basin of water to see if their toy boat can work!

Six handmade model boats using bottles, foil trays, and fabric sails, some floating in water or trays.

Students keep pet mealworms to observe their growth and make notes of the life cycle.

Two photos of mealworms on June 5, with text noting they are growing bigger and some have become pupa.

Students create a model of the human digestive system and present it in a creative way to their classmates.

Three children each hold up handmade art projects assembled from plastic and colorful materials in a classroom.

Students create a toy that makes use of two types of forces and demonstrate how it works. They can also bring to class for a fun-filled lesson!

Three science project videos showing toy demonstrations with handwritten notes about elastic spring force and friction.