Student Programmes

We adopt an inquiry-driven approach to understand complex social issues in Singapore.
The building blocks for our student programmes comprise:

*All programmes are aligned with MOE’s curriculum for Social Studies, English-Lit, Character & Citizenship Education, and can also be used for Student / Staff Development.

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  • Pop quizzes, activities and documentary videos

  • Offline Activity Guides (Upper Primary, Lower/Upper Secondary, Tertiary)

  • Option of in-person MOE-registered youth facilitator OR teacher-led facilitation

  • Themes covered: migration, racial harmony, prejudice, inclusion, citizenship and COVID-19's impact on the migrant worker community

  • Option for customisation for VIA/Community Service projects

  • For Lower Primary Students

  • Migrant x Me Youth Facilitator’s Reading of “So Much to

    See, So Much to Hear” storybook

  • Sharing by NGO staff and tour of clinic

  • To be aware of migrant workers’ roles in Singapore’s

    society and appreciate their contributions

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  • For Upper Primary, Secondary & Tertiary Level students

  • 7-stations walk in Farrer Park/Little India

  • Interactive student booklet with reflection questions

  • MOE-registered youth facilitator to each group

  • Option for customisation for community leaders / talent development programme

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  • Previously, we knew so little about them. This trip opened our eyes to their plight and changed our stereotypical mindsets toward these migrant workers. We hope for others to learn more about them! As such, we’ve decided to embark on a student-initiated project to advocate for the workers so that our school community would also want to help them.

    — Zhou Xing Ling & Danielle Leow, Secondary 2 Students, Raffles Girls’ School —
    Learning Journey

  • The in-school workshop went really well. The facilitators were knowledgeable and engaging, prompting the students to consider other perspectives and challenging them to re-examine their pre-existing mindset and stereotypes. Thank you for the workshop!

    — Vivienne He, Teacher-in-Charge of Humanities
    Talent Development Programme, Crescent Girls' School —

  • The workshop and learning journey allow the students to understand and empathise the situation of the migrant workers. Apart from seeing the issue form different perspectives, the session also allow the students to reflect on their own views. Looking forward to working together again!

    — Tey Ai Hoon, Head of Humanities, Riverside Secondary School —

  • Migrant x Me has reached out to the wider community in Singapore and helped them to better understand and to appreciate more, the contributions of the migrant worker to the development of Singapore. This work complements the government’s effort in building a more caring and inclusive society and thus is very much welcomed.

    — Dr. Yee Fook Cheong, Associate Professor of Engineering, Singapore Institute of Technology —

YOUTH INITIATED PROJECTS

In the course of our programmes, student participants are encouraged to consider how they can launch their own initiatives to make a meaningful impact in society.