Primary 2 Programme for Active Learning (PAL) Outdoor Learning Journey to Singapore Zoo
29 July 2026
As part of their outdoor learning journey, Primary 2 students took charge of their zoo visit, developing decision-making skills while discovering the importance of wildlife conservation.
As part of their outdoor learning journey, our Primary 2 students had the wonderful opportunity to visit the zoo and make it their own adventure! Each student played an active role in planning their visit, choosing which animals to see and mapping out their preferred routes.
This experience helped them practice decision-making in a real-world setting, learning to weigh options and make thoughtful choices. Beyond the fun, students also engaged with meaningful conservation and environmental messages, sparking a greater appreciation for animal biodiversity and the world that exists beyond the classroom.

Students ride the zoo tram, excited to explore the different animal zones they have chosen to visit.

Students pose happily in front of a giraffe, one of the animals they chose to visit on their self-planned route.

Students observe an elephant in its habitat, learning about wildlife conservation up close.

A student gets a close encounter with a sea lion, guided by a zookeeper during the visit.

Students explore the Australasia zone, discovering animals and conservation messages from a different part of the world.

Our Principal, Mrs Liang, joins students at the zoo, seeing our school values of taking charge come to life beyond the classroom.

Students work together to read their zoo map, deciding on the next stop along their self-planned route.

Students pose excitedly in front of the lion enclosure, one of the animals they chose to see on their learning journey.

Students visit the chimpanzee enclosure, observing the primates in their natural-looking habitat and learning about animal biodiversity.

Students observe a variety of birds in an open aviary, deepening their curiosity and appreciation for wildlife.
