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Anchor Green Primary School

Environmental Education

Discover how the school partners with agencies like NEA, PUB, and NParks to bring environmental education to life through hands-on programmes and activities.

Last updated 6 August 2026

Environmental Education

Three intertwined green and blue swoosh shapes beside the text National Environment Agency with tagline below.

National Environmental Agency (NEA) (opens in new tab)
The partnership with NEA was established in 2008 when the school first set its goal of being an EE school. Over the years, the school has worked with them to host the Clean & Green Schools Carnival, the Eco-school Challenge competition where the team came in first in 2012, and to support them to be one of the first 10 schools to introduce the food waste recycling project, Love Your Food in the school.

PUB Singapore's National Water Agency text with a teal and blue circular swirl symbol on the left.

Public Utilities Board (PUB) (opens in new tab)
With the Sengkang Floating Wetland located with close proximity to the school, AGPS became one of the schools in the neighbourhood to adopt the Punggol Reservoir. Over the years, we have worked with PUB to infuse Water Education in the school, with each level learning a new concept on water conservation. The school also conducted the Sengkang Floating Wetland Trail for preschoolers prior to Covid 19 with the support from PUB.

Dark green leaf symbol above bold red "NATIONAL PARKS" text with tagline "Let's Make Singapore Our Garden."

National Parks Board (Nparks) (opens in new tab)
The school first partnered NParks through the Green Wave Programme where it held a tree planting ceremony at its school field. Since then, the school has planted various local species of trees which are considered endangered. The school has also supported NParks by participating in the Community In Bloom Competition and the Community in Nature Programme, where the school nominated students and staff to attended training sessions on how to look after the biodiversity of our nature.

Black and white panda bear sitting upright with bold letters WWF beneath it.

World Wildlife Fund (WWF) (opens in new tab)
The school embarked on its partnering journey with WWF through its workshop and training programmes. The school has also adopted their 7-steps guiding principles in promoting environmental education in the school.

Circular emblem with clouds and colorful stripes beside text reading Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment Singapore.

Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE) (opens in new tab)
AGPS supports Climate Action Week by using the resources provided by MSE and tweaking them to fit our ELEA goals.