Last Updated: 30 Oct 2026
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How does the ESP look like in schools?
While all schools are already on board the ESP, each school’s ESP journey is unique. This contributes to a rich educational landscape that offers students diverse opportunities to learn about sustainability.
Visit our microsite ↗, MOE Schoolbag articles ↗ as well as the news articles linked below to see how schools are nurturing stewards of the environment.
News and media features
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Growing cacao trees yielded not only chocolates, but also work opportunities for this school’s students ↗ (MOE Schoolbag, May 2026)
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Planting rice, outreach efforts: How teens are going green at school ↗ (The Straits Times, Mar 2026)
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Hydroponics, upcycling projects among initiatives recognised at School Green Awards ↗ (The Straits Times, Nov 2025)
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Green lessons from a teacher work attachment ↗ (MOE Schoolbag, Jan 2025)
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2 students from Yusof Ishak Secondary win 2024 Community in Nature Schools Award ↗ (The Straits Times, May 2024)
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SBS Transit, Mee Toh School among winners of PUB’s water efficiency, conservation awards ↗ (The Straits Times, Mar 2024)
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Unpacking food sustainability: One school puts responsible grocery shopping in its curriculum ↗ (Today, May 2023)
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Rooftop solar panels, hydroponics farms: Climate education picks up pace in Singapore schools ↗ (CNA, Apr 2023)
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Going green: Environmental sustainability a big part of life in schools ↗ (The Straits Times, Apr 2022)
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Yu Neng Primary pupils learn rice is not just from supermarket shelves ↗ (The Straits Times, Feb 2022)