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West View Primary School

Enrichment Programmes & Support

Discover how pupils explore Science through hands-on workshops, field trips, and enrichment programmes. From animal diversity to vermicomposting, every experience sparks curiosity and connects learning to everyday life.

Last updated 14 August 2026

Primary 3: Diversity of Animals

Students in blue uniforms examine animals including fish, a turtle, and insects on trays during a science lesson.
Young students in blue uniforms examine taxidermied animals including birds and a lizard during a classroom science activity.

Primary 4: Heat & Temperature

Children in blue uniforms conduct science experiments with lab stands and equipment in a school laboratory.
Students in blue uniforms conduct heat science experiments in a classroom lab with worksheets and equipment.
Young students in blue uniforms conduct science experiments with lab stands and equipment at white tables.

Primary 6: Adaptations of Plants and Animals

Students in blue uniforms examine shells, a pufferfish, and a large scaly specimen during a classroom science activity.
Students in blue uniforms engage in a classroom composting lesson, handling soil, worms, and worksheets.
Students in blue uniforms examine preserved animals like crabs, fish, and birds during a science class activity.

Primary 6: Post-PSLE Experience on Vermicomposting

Students in blue uniforms participate in classroom activities, including a presentation on vermicomposting and hands-on group tasks.
Students in blue uniforms participate in a classroom composting activity, handling soil and worms in plastic bins.
Collage of young students in blue uniforms doing classroom activities including writing, soil experiments, and a quiz.
Students in blue uniforms attend a classroom lesson on vermicomposting, with a projected slide and group activities.