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ITE College Central and students from MINDS pair up for social enterprise project.

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South View Primary School students and teachers celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Art elective students at NYJC paint murals at housing estate
Student reporters: Er Bak Liang; Chai Hsueh Chi Michelle; Yeo Li Hui; Felicia Nyssa Prasetya; Ong De Vernon of Nanyang Junior College
(31 Dec 2007)

Art at Nanyang Junior College went from the classroom into a housing estate this year. As part of Nanyang's 30th Anniversary celebrations, the J1s set their textbooks aside for a day and headed down to Braddell Heights for a Mural Painting Day.

Teachers form their own band at Ping Yi Secondary School
Student reporters: Ng Jun Ming Jimmy; Eric Chew Jian Ping; Khoo Teck Soon; Muhd Sahrul Nizam; Kavin Bakhda; Farhan Faris of Ping Yi Secondary School
(31 Dec 2007)

School bands are probably not very unusual in many schools, but here is one school where the teachers have come together to form their own band, reaching out to the students through their brand of music.

Folk Tales From Two Cities
Student reporters: San Diego Jan Audrey Loleng, Rasy Phavdy and Chang Yuen Lyn of New Town Primary School
(24 Dec 2007)

It's a twinning programme that's just into its second year - but students from New Town Primary and the Alagappa Matriculation School in India already have a book to show for it.

ITE College Central students learn about IP telephony in Australia
Student reporters: Kenneth Chia Yong Chye, Tay Yu Siew, Muhammad Khafian Nasir and Mohammad Fathurrahaman from ITE College Central, MacPherson
(24 Dec 2007)

The latest technology in Internet Protocol (IP telephony) was the focus of student exchange programme for a group of ITE students this year.

Sports Excellence Programme at Catholic High delivers results
Student reporters: Mitchell Tan and Joshua Tan of Catholic High School
(18 Dec 2007)

As one of six schools selected to do Physical Education (PE) as an O'Level subject, teachers say sports excellence and academic studies go hand in hand at Catholic High.

Round the world in just one day with CTSS
Student reporters: Teo Hui Deng and Yvonne Lee of Clementi Town Secondary School
(18 Dec 2007)

Humanities subjects come alive at Clementi Town Secondary School with travel and food fair featuring models of iconic landmarks, delicacies, and fashion from all over the world.

ADSS celebrates first National Robopreneur Canival
Student reporters: Ng Ming Liang; Kenneth Kwek Di Han; Ser Cher Tian; Azam Zaheerulhaq Abdul Mutalib of Admiralty Secondary School
(9 Dec 2007)

At the first National Robopreneur Canival, pupils from various primary schools were engaged in a titanic battle of the robots.

National Education has pride of place at HSS
Student reporters: Leong Mang Teng, Eugenia Looi, Fiona Lor, Kimberly Goh, Sarah Yeo, Lakshmi Shandra and Sahakrin Dinika from Henderson Secondary School
(9 Dec 2007)

In Henderson Secondary School, the staff and pupils have dedicated a part of the school to promote National Education.

Wireless Learning at Sungei Buloh Nature Reserve
Student reporters: Zhang Chong, Weng Hui, Chester Yeo and Erman Leong from Yusof Ishak Secondary School
(2 Dec 2007)

Instead of having the usual type of lesson in a classroom, two classes of Secondary One students from Yusof Ishak Secondary School headed outdoors to Sungei Buloh Nature Reserve for a Wireless Learning Journey.

KPE Tunnel Discovery Walk
Student reporters: Muhammad Faizal Bakar, Toh Ting Hui, Benedict Neoh and Shao Qi from Yishun Primary School
(2 Dec 2007)

Before the Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE) opened to traffic in October, a group of students from Yishun Primary School got a first hand look at how emergencies in the tunnel can be tackled.

Be Yourself Day
Student reporters: Jacqueline Woo Pei Ling, Gillian Peck Zhining, Phua Ka Sin April, Krithika Loganath and Cher Wei Ling from Methodist Girls' School
(25 Nov 2007)

President S R Nathan dropped in as guest of honour on "Be Yourself Day" at the Methodist Girls' School on 31 August which was part of the school's Teachers' Day celebrations.

VJC's Wild, Wild East Open House
Student reporters: Li Dashi, Mohamed Razeen, Sean Chua, Christine Teo and Koganti Viswatej from Victoria Junior College
(24 Nov 2007)

It's a college known for its strength in the performing arts, and this was something Victoria Junior College shared unabashedly at its Open House this year.

Students learn the performing arts in Chinese
Student reporters: Sara Singh and Claudia Tan from St Anthony's Canossian Secondary School
(18 Nov 2007)

Students improve on their Chinese language skills through interesting classes like drama and dance conducted in Chinese as part of their post-exams activities.

P1 Orientation at Chongfu Primary School
Student reporters: Remus Koh Zhen Hui, Tan Jia Jie Davis, Ong Jun Yi and Ahmad Ashraf from Chongfu Primary School
(11 Nov 2007)

Even though the new school term doesn't begin till January 2008, 330 six-year-olds got a head start recently at Chongfu Primary School.

Hindu epic, gamelan music part of Lit syllabus at Evergreen Secondary
Student reporters: Israq Eidil, Nurain Mohammad Zulkedli, Zakiah Ishak and Hana Asyiqa Mohd Rayis from Evergreen Secondary School
(10 Nov 2007)

As part of the school's Literature syllabus, Secondary 2 students have to prepare a dramatisation of Ramayana, a well-known Hindu epic.

Pomelo Peeling Contest
Student reporters: John Seah Jun Xiang, Amelia Yeo and Yang Zhi Jia of Yu Neng Primary School
(4 Nov 2007)

Mooncakes and pomelos are traditional treats at any Mid-Autumn Festival celebration. At Yu Neng Primary School, however, some students and guests had to work for them.

Creativity rules at Re-Imagine Festival
Student reporters: Jovince Chan and Lee Bing Han from Montfort Junior School
(14 Oct 2007)

Re-imagining how ordinary games can be made more fun was the theme of Montfort Junior School's Re-Imagine Festival this year. The Festival reflects the school's desire to provide opportunities for their students to be inventive and innovative.

Family of Anglo-Chinese schools celebrate National Day
Student reporters: Caleb Chan, Ng Zhen Ning, Jin Xuan, Soh Xiang Jun, Samantha Sum and Geraldine Lee of Anglo-Chinese Junior College
(30 Sep 2007)

Singapore's birthday was marked by the family of Anglo-Chinese schools in a rather different way this year.

Musical based on Greek Mythology marks official opening of Innova Junior College
Student reporters: Marvin Tang, Kong Jeng Huey, Reina Heng and Li Zhi Ping of Innova Junior College
(23 Sep 2007)

The newest junior college in Singapore celebrated its official opening recently with a musical largely inspired by Greek mythology.

Youthpreneur Programme at Chung Cheng High School (Yishun)
Student reporters: Tong Wen Bin and Lim Shu Ting of Chung Cheng High School (Yishun)
(16 Sep 2007)

Entrepreneur programme for youths at Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) teaches the value of money.

Nanyang JC students turn detectives in lesson on crime and punishment
Student reporters: Er Bak Liang, Chai Hsueh Chi Michelle, Yeo Li Hui, Felicia Nyssa Prasetya and Ong De Vernon of Nanyang Junior College
(9 Sep 2007)

A lesson on crime and punishment saw a group of Nanyang Junior College students play detectives in Singapore's Civic District and Desker Road.

The Singapore Puzzle
Student reporters: Darren Ng; Sathialingam, Clarissa Chia, Lua Jia Qi, Vathsala, Sellek Teng, Ang Yue Hua of Jurong Secondary School
(2 Sep 2007)

A group of secondary three students produce a music video of their own Singapore song - The Singapore Puzzle - to celebrate our nation's 42nd birthday. Catch the MTV and lyrics here.

Pioneer Junior College students turn science mentors
Student reporters: Aik Jie Shi, Elaine Lai, Ong Bingshao and Chen Houguan of Pioneer Junior College
(26 Aug 2007)

Science came alive for 200 primary school students at the "Einstein's Cradle" Science Camp at Pioneer Junior College on 1 June. Led by the college seniors, budding future scientists entered a portal filled with a huge array of scientific theories.

Navalite Aurora of Love, Hope and Integrity
Student reporters: Suresh Kumar; Albert Sea, Sheikh Abdul Kader and Raja Ahmad Sufyan of Naval Base Secondary School
(5 Aug 2007)

Naval Base Secondary School turns 50 this year and some of its students have marked the special occasion by turning reporters for national television.

Games Day
Student reporters: Leonard Wee, Goh Qin Kang, Soh Jun De, Gabriel Foo and Patrick Seet of Coral Primary School
(29 Jul 2007)

Student reporter Soh Jun De gives the highlights of Coral Primary's annual Games Day where every student from Primary 1 to Primary 6 is encouraged to participate in at least one sport to bond with the rest of the cohort.