P3 Little Thinkers Camp 'School of Our D,R,E,A,M,S'
13 MAY 2026
P3 Little Thinkers Camp, ‘School of Our D.R.E.A.M.S’
The Primary 3 Little Thinkers Camp provided students with an engaging platform to explore the importance of waste management within the school environment. The camp included learning journeys to various sites such as an e-waste recycling facility, paper recycling plant, wood upcycling factory, and Edible Garden City – a social enterprise that champions the Grow-Our-Own-Food movement.
Through collaborative discussions and hands-on activities, students worked in groups to identify areas of wastage and brainstorm practical and creative solutions using design thinking approaches. They transformed their ideas into meaningful artifacts such as posters, poems, stories, jingles, and songs to advocate for responsible waste management. Under the facilitation by their teachers and with the support from the parent volunteers from our Parents Support Group, students designed prototypes and delivered presentations to encourage positive waste management habits within the Lakeside community.
The camp concluded with group presentations, where students confidently shared their projects with their peers and teachers, raising awareness about sustainable practices and encouraging the school community to play an active role in reducing waste.
Through collaborative discussions and hands-on activities, students worked in groups to identify areas of wastage and brainstorm practical and creative solutions using design thinking approaches. They transformed their ideas into meaningful artifacts such as posters, poems, stories, jingles, and songs to advocate for responsible waste management. Under the facilitation by their teachers and with the support from the parent volunteers from our Parents Support Group, students designed prototypes and delivered presentations to encourage positive waste management habits within the Lakeside community.
The camp concluded with group presentations, where students confidently shared their projects with their peers and teachers, raising awareness about sustainable practices and encouraging the school community to play an active role in reducing waste.
• Upcycling wood at a visit to Creuse (left)
• Making eco-enzymes that can be used for cleaning the house during the visit to Edible Garden City (right)
• Upcycling plastic into a carabiner hook at Semula (left)
• Learning how e-waste is managed at Virogreen (right)
• Working together to create the prototype. Our parent volunteers from our Parent Support Group helped out too! (top left)
• Our finished product to advocate for good waste management habits in school!(bottom right)
• Giving each other helpful feedback for improvement(right)
• Showcasing our work through a presentation! (above)