2024 Sec 2 Camp Culture

Relive Camp Culture 2024, where Secondary Two students explored Singapore's heritage through museum visits, cultural trails, and hands-on cooking.

Last updated 21 August 2026

Our Secondary Two cohort attended Camp Culture 2024, a two-and-a-half day non-residential camp focused on enhancing students’ appreciation of Singapore’s multiculturalism and heritage. Students had a chance to embark on a trail around the historical estate of Tiong Bahru and to visit the Peranakan and the Changi Chapel Museums. They also had a chance to learn about the lives of our migrant worker community through the Prejudice Trail. A hands-on session involving the preparation and cooking of local delights also gave students the chance to learn about Singapore’s culinary heritage. After two days of learning, our Secondary Twos spent a day out at East Coast Park where they enjoyed time of bonding and eating with their classmates and Form teachers!

Students in white uniforms gather outdoors on a paved square, talking with adults, colorful shophouses visible behind them.

A group of students in school uniforms pose in front of a large red and dark street mural of a seated woman.

A chef in a striped apron demonstrates cooking in a pot while students in white aprons watch closely in a kitchen.

Students in navy and white uniforms pose in front of a Pasar Tiong Bahru street mural on a white wall.

A group of teenage students in matching blue and white uniforms pose with peace signs near a waterfront park.

A group of students in navy and white uniforms posing together in a courtyard with a wooden chapel structure behind them.

Three children in white aprons cook white food cubes in a pan on an induction stove in a school kitchen.

Students in school uniforms pose in front of the green colonial-style Peranakan Museum building dated 1910.

A group of teenagers in matching white and navy uniforms pose in front of a detailed wall mural of a vintage room scene.