Personal Learning Devices (PLDs) Deployment 

In February 2025, our Secondary 1 students received their Chromebook PLDs, marking an exciting step in digital learning. The PLD help students organise their work, complete assignments on the go, and collaborate with classmates online. Teachers guided students on how to use PLDs safely and responsibly, including managing screen time, following the Acceptable Use Policy, and staying productive. With PLDs in hand, learning is now more flexible, personalised, and connected.

Code for Fun & AI for Fun Programmes

In 2025, our Sec 1 and Sec 2 students continued building strong digital skills through the Code for Fun and AI for Fun programmes.

Sec 1 students learnt the basics of coding and computational thinking using block-based programming and micro:bits. They created small projects that encouraged problem-solving and explored how technology can support sustainable living.

Sec 2 students moved on to learn about AI, Generative AI, and Large Language Models (LLMs). They explored data quality, bias, ethics, and the impact of AI on society. Through hands-on tasks like chatbots and image generation, students practised effective prompting, evaluated AI content responsibly, and worked in teams to design AI ideas that could help solve real-world challenges.

Together, these programmes helped students see how coding and AI can be used creatively and responsibly to make a positive impact.

Throughout the year, students explored data analytics, learning how to interpret and use data meaningfully. They also picked up website design skills, applying creativity and technical know-how to develop webpages that showcased their ideas. The programme concluded with group presentations, where students shared their learning and demonstrated how digital skills can be applied to real-world projects.

2025 was a year of growth, exploration, and innovation for Springfield students. From coding and AI to data analytics and digital citizenship, our programmes empowered students to learn actively and think creatively. With strong support from our teachers and the ICT team, Springfield continues to nurture future-ready learners who are confident, responsible, and well-equipped for an increasingly digital world.