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Temasek Secondary School

Environmental Science Club

Join the Environmental Science Club to champion sustainability and deepen your understanding of climate change, biodiversity, and eco-friendly living.

Last updated 1 May 2026

Environmental Science Club

Seven students in school uniforms hold small potted plants in a classroom with a soil-covered table nearby.

Teachers-in-charge

  • Miss Chew Li Shan Lydia (I/C)

  • Mr Low Yi Wee Elvis (2I/C)

  • Ms Toh Lay Min

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HISTORY

The Environmental Science Club was first established in 2016, formerly known as The Green Club. Our CCA brings together like-minded students who want to do their part for environmental conservation and at the same time learn more about environmental issues, including climate change, biodiversity and much more.

Three students in white uniforms present at the front of a room to a seated elderly audience near a purple screen.

MISSION

The Environmental Science Club aspires to tackle the challenges of climate change through creating awareness and personal responsibility within our school and community. The members all uphold a common goal to develop environmentally-friendly habits which translate into lifelong actions that seek to make our world a better place. Our CCA also aims to learn more about biodiversity and strives to become people truly living in harmony with nature.

Students in school uniforms lean over a display case of pinned insects and butterflies, using magnifying glasses.

TRAINING

Training is held twice a week in school. Students engage in activities that build their awareness of environmental sustainability. Students also learn how to prepare and conduct sharings on the spreading of environmental messages. Last but not least, students will also have hands-on opportunities to learn how to grow vegetables in an urban setting.

OPPORTUNITIES

Young children in blue shirts sit on a floor raising hands toward older students presenting in front of a projection screen.

  • Work under NEA’s advice to advocate and share about environmentally friendly practices at other schools and community platforms.

  • Play an active role in the greening of our school’s environment through sustainable practices and beautification.

  • Participate in various environmental competitions like the Green Building Photography competition, Community In Bloom and the School Green Awards Competitions.

  • Conduct sharings to help increase people’s awareness on environmental issues such as climate change, biodiversity, dengue and waste (food, electronic and general) to the school population and the community.

  • Learning how to grow vegetables in urban settings.