Science Talent Development

Students are provided with a myriad of opportunities to hone their skills in research and enrich their learning in the various scientific disciplines beyond the core curriculum.

They will get to learn from experts in external organisations and institutes of higher learning.  In lower secondary level, students are expected to participate in at least one research and innovation project such as the Green Wave Environmental Care Competition or Innovation Programme. At upper secondary level, students are given various platforms to sharpen their skills of inquiry.  They are expected to challenge themselves by taking up at least one advanced science course.  They will learn to read scientific journals and carry out independent learning tasks. They are encouraged to participate in various science competitions and mentorship programmes.  They will get to deepen their research skills through short-term attachment to research institutions such as DSTA and DSO.  

Science Talent Development Framework

The Science talent development framework works alongside with the curriculum to infuse passion into the learning of Science in our students and develop students in Science according to their interest and aptitude. Its aim is to nurture a strong passion for research in Science and Technology. Under this framework, a range of research programmes are offered to identified students, which include the Young Defence Scientist Programme, Science Mentorship Programme, Nanyang Research Programme and Innovation Programme. Lessons on research methodology are conducted for all students doing research projects.

Science and Mathematics Talent Programme (SMTP)

The NYGH Science and Mathematics Talent Programme (SMTP) was introduced  with the aim to provide students with outstanding talents in Science and Mathematics an enriched curriculum in terms of breadth and depth of coverage.  This is a two-year programme that takes the students from Sec 3 to Sec 4, and is helmed by two departments – the Mathematics and Science departments.

Students in this programme are strongly encouraged to continue with SMTP offered by HCI.

DSA

Students admitted to our school via DSA-Science are provided with a myriad of opportunities to hone their skills in research and enrich their learning in the various scientific disciplines beyond the core curriculum.  They will get to learn from experts in external organisations and institutes of higher learning. In lower secondary level, students are expected to participate in at least one research and innovation project such as the Green Wave Environmental Care Competition or Innovation Programme. At upper secondary level, students are given various platforms to sharpen their skills of inquiry.  They are expected to challenge themselves by taking up at least one advanced science course. They will learn to read scientific journals and carry out independent learning tasks. They are encouraged to participate in various science competitions and mentorship programmes. They will get to deepen their research skills through short-term attachment to research institutions such as DSTA and DSO.

Shortlisted Applicants

Required: e-selection test & e-interview
Date: 26 July

(Shortlisted applicants will be notified via email at least 1 week before the date)

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