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PUB works closely with schools and the Ministry of Education to educate students on the water journey – that it takes a lot of effort to produce good, clean and high-quality water in Singapore – so that they will trust and treasure every drop. Beyond water sustainability through closing the water loop, we also focus on the importance of closing the carbon loop, coastal protection, and flood resilience, against the backdrop of climate change. We offer a variety of programmes, activities and resources customised for students of different age groups.
Children learn how precious water is and acquire good habits to conserve water and the importance of keeping our waters clean.
Photo: Staff and students of Skool4Kidz@Tampines Green Ridges participating in a water rationing exercise during Singapore World Water Day Celebrations.
Children get to learn about the Singapore Water Story and our Four National Taps through gallery tours and hands-on workshops. For more in-depth learning, students may attempt the Student Learning Space package and carry out water audits in their schools.
Students learn about climate resilience and Singapore's strategy on water management, coastal protection, and flood management through self-directed learning activities as well as specially curated experiential learning programmes such as the Geographical Investigations.
Photo: A group of Dunman High School students organised a Water Festival to raise awareness on the value of water with participating primary schools as part of Singapore World Water Day.
Students get to gain a better appreciation on water sustainability topics through ideation and prototyping to solve real world challenges, as well as joining PUB in advocating for the water cause.
Photo: Singapore Polytechnic students who came first for designing the best engagement resources for Splash Lab 2023, a programme that seeks innovative ideas from youths on water issues.
We engage students in hands-on experiences so they are better able to connect knowledge and theories with real-life situations.
Join us in building your very own mini rain garden! In the Rain Garden workshop, you will learn how it works and improve water quality. You will also learn more about filtration through the use of different-sized substrates. The Rain Garden Workshop consists of an hour tour of the NEWater Visitor Centre and an hour of hands-on activity.
To book a Rain Garden Workshop, please email pub_newatervc@pub.gov.sg.
The NEWater Visitor Centre offers a glimpse into the process of used water recycling with guided tours. We strongly encourage visitors to book a session as only guided tours are available. Walk-in visitors may join the next tour session with available vacancies. Click here for more information.
Join us in building your very own mini rain garden! In the Rain Garden workshop, you will learn how it works and improve water quality. You will also learn more about filtration through the use of different-sized substrates. The Rain Garden Workshop consists of an hour tour of the NEWater Visitor Centre and an hour of hands-on activity.
To book a Rain Garden Workshop, please email pub_newatervc@pub.gov.sg.
The NEWater Visitor Centre offers a glimpse into the process of used water recycling with guided tours. We strongly encourage visitors to book a session as only guided tours are available. Walk-in visitors may join the next tour session with available vacancies. Click here for more information.
