Mandai Action for
Wildlife Junior Programme
(K1 & K2)
The MAW Junior programme empowers children to protect native wildlife, engage their community, and find creative solutions to real-world wildlife issues—all while building social and emotional skills through key learning opportunities:
Connecting With
Wildlife Experts
Tap on Mandai’s resources and expertise to support self-directed learning.
Immersion In
Nature And
Conservation
Students will explore an animal of their choice, uncover its real-life challenges, brainstorm solutions, and gain insights into conservation work.
Championing
Wildlife, Engaging
Communities
Opportunities to share native wildlife projects and proposed solutions to animal-wildlife issues with family, friends, and the community.
This programme also aligns with MOE’s Eco Stewardship programme, and preschools may consider joining the MAW Junior programme as part of Start Small Dream Big (SSDB).
Programme Structure
Young learners may choose between two projects to work on:
Little-known Native
Animals
Discover native animals, their importance, and explore how to raise awareness about them.
Negative Animal-
human Interactions
How can we co-exist harmoniously in an urban setting?
They will then embark on the task of proposing solutions to the issue, guided by the programme structure below:
Support from Mandai
A self-guided visit to
Singapore Zoo
Facilitated
Experience
30-minute facilitated segment during the aforementioned day of visiting.
Meet Our Zoo
Educators
Opportunities to connect with zoo educators:
- Receive guidance and feedback on project progress.
- Connect with animal care experts.
Native Wildlife
Resources
Access resources and information on native wildlife.
Programme Timeline
Certification & Recognition
Pricing
Cost of programme is inclusive of admission.
Please note: Admission fee waiver for 1 teacher for every 10 paying students is not applicable to tuition centres & enrichment centres. 'Friends of Mandai' annual membership is also not applicable for this programme.