Venue: Jurong Lake Garden 

Time: 8.30am - 5pm

This full-day Masterclass offers Geography educators a unique opportunity to deepen their expertise in geographical methods. Participants will explore innovative fieldwork techniques, collaborate with peers, and apply their learning in practical field settings at one of Singapore's newest national gardens in the heartlands, Jurong Lake Gardens. Check the garden out here.

The Masterclass supports the development of 21CC in Geography by fostering adaptive and inventive thinking through hands-on, collaborative fieldwork experiences. Participants will gain practical skills that are essential for understanding and teaching complex global issues such as climate change, resource management and sustainable development. 

Venue: Bukit Batok Town Park (Little Guilin)

Time: 8.30am - 12pm

In this half-day field study, participants will explore field sites in Singapore that are suitable to the teaching of plate tectonics for the Secondary and A-Level. They will then work collaboratively to design resources for the fieldwork activities.

Venue: Pulau Ubin

Time: 0830am to 12pm

In this half-day field study, participants will be guided to conduct fieldwork based on the inquiry question "How sustainable is development in Pulau Ubin?".

Venue: Batam

Time: 7.30am - 8pm

In this full-day field study, participants will be guided to conduct fieldwork based on the inquiry question "How sustainable is development in Batam?".

Venue: Sentosa Beach Station, Geology Gallery

Time: 8.30am - 12pm

In this half-day field study, participants will be guided to conduct fieldwork based on the inquiry question "How sustainable is tourism in Sentosa?".

Venue: Common Space - Asia's 1st Carbon-Focused Experiential Hub

Time: 9am - 12pm

In this half-day field study, participants will explore Common Space, Asia's first carbon-focused experiential hub. At the end of the field study, participants will collaborate to create lesson ideas/plans to facilitate students' learning at Common Space.