Mandai Action for
Wildlife Programme
(Primary & Secondary)
This programme nurtures eco-stewardship and empowers students to take ownership of protecting Singapore’s natural heritage. Through hands-on projects and meaningful initiatives, students will develop leadership skills and drive positive environmental change.
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.
Participating Schools
- Mandai Action for Wildlife 2026
- Mandai Action for Wildlife 2025
19
Schools Participated
With 7 returning schools and 12 new schools!
274
Students
Took action for wildlife
Primary Schools (2026 Cohort)
- Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) →
- CHIJ Kellock Primary School →
- Kong Hwa School →
- Keming Primary School
- Kheng Cheng School
- New Town Primary School
- Punggol Cove Primary School
- Tao Nan School
- Waterway Primary School
Secondary Schools (2026 Cohort)
- Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School
- Cedar Girls Secondary School
- Chua Chu Kang Secondary School →
- Commonwealth Secondary School →
- Methodist Girls' School (Secondary)
- North Vista Secondary School →
- Raffles Institution
- St. Nicholas Girls' School (Secondary)
- Temasek Secondary School
- Yuying Secondary School →
8
Schools Participated
In the pilot run.
151
Students
Took action for wildlife
Primary Schools (2025 Cohort)
Programme Structure
Students will have the opportunity to tackle real conservation challenges, choosing between three native wildlife issues to work on:
Catastrophic
Collisions
How can we reduce the occurrence of bird strikes or traffic accidents involving wildlife?
Little-known Native
Animals
How might we increase awareness and enhance emotional connection for little-known native animals so that Singaporean residents are more keen to protect 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
Project Planning
Resources
Resources for project planning.
Skills for Wildlife
Workshops
Students will build relevant skills to implement proposed solutions.
Connect with
Wildlife Experts
Facilitated Q&A with Mandai’s wildlife experts.
Project Showcase
Platforms to showcase projects to a wider audience.
Programme Timeline
Certification & Recognition
Pricing
The 2025 programme will be our pilot run and is offered free of charge.
Please note: Pricing will apply from 2026 onwards.
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Please note: “Programme fee for 1 teacher is waived for every 10 paying students” is not applicable to tuition centres, enrichment centres & tertiary institutions.
