Museum Projects Descriptions
Instructions
1. Click on the respective departments to view the descriptions of all the Museum projects in-store for you!
2. Since some presentations are online, click on 'Video Presentations' to view them.
Aesthetics Department
Music AppreciationPresenters: Secondary 1 Diligence
“You could take a little trip around Singapore town…,” Ever wondered who were the ones that composed those NDP songs that we sing on National Day and what was the intention behind them? Join our Sec 1s on an exciting “trip” to learn more about the Music of Singapore!Presenter : Jenelle (1P)
Do you know Singapore well? Are you a true Singaporean? Well, come find out by playing these Singapore-inspired board games our Sec 1s have created. Maybe you will learn something new!Presenters: Xanafee, Hannah, Arieanna, Tzu Yue
You probably know a lot about K-pop, but do you know about the traditional roots of Korean music? In this video, you will be learning about the different types of traditional Korean music and their unique factors.June Holiday Music Self-Directed Project by Leia Chiang (1L)
Have YOU 🫵 ever wanted to rearrange your favorite song? Learn how a Sec 1 姐妹们 added their own spin to a song for their June holiday project 🤩! Maybe it’ll motivate you to try it too 🫢There'll be a FUN activity for you as well, so DON’T miss out !Foley MusicPresenter : Arianne Lee (2D)
I’m sure many of you are familiar with the Minions movie! However, have you ever wondered about the sound effects behind it? 🤔 Come here to dive deeper and FOL-ly understand how sound effects can create tension and suspense for audiences through the foley garageband project! 🎸🎶Presenter : Enna (2D)
Have you ever wondered how movies/films have such cool and coherent sound effects? Or how they are so perfectly lined up to evoke certain emotions? Wonder no more! Watch the foley art in action with the video I have created sound effects for!Presenter : Nikiki (2D)
Have you ever wondered how movies would sound like without background music? Come and discover how a movie’s mood can be changed by adding different types of music in my foley music project — a trailer from my favorite drama!Instrumental Music ProjectsPresenter : Ang Yi Xuan (1C)
Ever thought of what goes into your lofi music playing in the background, helping you to study? Come join us on an adventure through the world of music, with GarageBand as your weapon. The sky’s the limit!Presenter : Natasha-Jane Lee (2D)
GarageBand has a variety of features, from apple loops to musical instruments and more! I chose ‘Payphone’ by Maroon 5, using such features to create a more soothing and tranquil effect! As you listen to it, I’m sure that it’ll put you at ease. Join me as I share my experience and creation!Presenter : Sherniz Chu (2D)
I’m sure many of you have heard about or have watched the anime Attack on Titan. If you are as obsessed with this show as I am, I’m sure you will enjoy the instrumental version I created on GarageBand of 2 of my most favourite attack on titan theme songs: Guren No Yumiya and Jiyuu no Tsubasa! I hope you enjoy it!Presenter : Stella Yek (2D)
Hello! For this project we were asked to create the instrumental music of a song of our choice on GarageBand. For this project, I chose to do the song Lovely by Billie Eilish, as I really liked the layering of the music. I used mainly string instruments to create this project, hope you enjoy listening to it!Presenter : Tze Xuan (2D)
For this project, I have made an instrumental for one of Blackpink’s most iconic songs, “Playing With Fire”. This catchy EDM song combines a classical piano melody, an EDM keyboard chorus and different drum beats all into one song!Presenter : Xuan Ting (2D)
Ever wondered how simple, everyday sound effects in movies and films evoke certain feelings in you? Or how they are cleverly placed to intensify the atmosphere? Well, come join me and let’s learn about the magic of foley music in my Foley Music Project!Presenter : Chua Rui Xin (2F)
Curious about how Bruno Mars just the way you are was created? Hit onto my GarageBand to find out the different instruments used as well as the style of music created! Enjoy the groove of the music while listening too!Presenter : Caelyn (2G)
Providing access to a variety of instruments and sound effects, Garageband makes it possible to conveniently create your own backing track. In this soundtrack you will be able to listen to an instrumental version of "The Very First Night" by Taylor Swift.Presenter : Chloe Tan (2G)
Hi everyone! Interested in music? Well, apps like GarageBand provide a variety of unique functions that create different types and genres of music. What are you guys waiting for? Join us to create more melodious melodies and have a whale of a time! Let your creativity take over you and do wonders!Presenter : Lu Yan Zhi (2G)
Are you a fan of Korean-pop music? Well,in this soundtrack you would be able to hear the instrumental version of the song ‘Some’ by Bol4 which I have created using GarageBand! Presenter : Tanya (2G)
Are you a fan of Japanese music? In this instrumental music which I have created on GarageBand, you can enjoy the eerie yet calming melody of the Japanese song ‘Fukurou’. Let the music transport you into the heart of the deep forest, as the owl signals your unexpected arrival. Presenter : Weiqing (2G)
Did you know that the app GarageBand has a wide range of instruments from around the world and other interesting tools? Aren’t you interested in how digital instruments and tools let you create the backing track of your favourite songs? Join us to be amazed by the beautiful music we have made!! Presenter : Chloe Low (2J)
Are you a fan of Kpop? Do you want to learn how to mash-up Kpop songs? I've got your back! For this project, I mashed-up BTS's Butter and Not Today with Garageband, using easy drum patterns and easily learnt keyboard notes! This does not require any music background, so everyone can try! Presenter : Cze En (2J)
Nothing to do? Try making an instrumental version of a song! I’ve picked the hit song “I want something just like this”, an earworm which stays in your head for days on end. Hopefully, you’ll listen to my recreation of the song, made through spending an embarrassing amount of time on GarageBand.Presenter : En Ning (2J)
This project is about making a backing track for the song I chose, ‘Chandelier’, using GarageBand. The song genre is electropop ballad. I included the electric guitar, keyboard and drums and arranged the drum pattern, bass line, harmonies and added some sound effects. I enjoyed the process and end result. Presenter : Euna (2J)
Want to learn more about how to create music and covers of your favourite pop songs? Learn more about how to do it with me on GarageBand 😘❤️🤑! I chose the song “Attention” by Charlie Puth because it’s upbeat and easy to listen to. Presenter : Yu Tong (2J)
Do you ever wonder how songs are created? You can learn all about how the different types of instruments and sound effects work and how they can be used to create a song! I chose the song ‘Mr Loverman’ by Ricky Montgomary, which helped to broaden my skills in instrumentals.Presenter : Kiara Ota
Ever wanted to recreate a song, in your own style? Well, I have! With the help of GarageBand, I explored different instruments 🎻🎷and genres as well as cool features of the application. So what are you waiting for? Come and listen to my own (more upbeat😆) version of JJ Lin’s 不为谁而作的歌!🤩🥳😋Presenter : Flo
Don’t have any music knowledge whatsoever but want to make a good Garageband instrumental music track? I’ll share how to do so! As well as how to make it unique through my instrumental music for ‘Shut Up and Dance’. It’s a fun and satisfying experience that can possibly turn into a hobby! 😋😋Presenter : Soh Kim Hwee Gerlene
Have you ever wondered how GarageBand works? Do you want to learn more about GarageBand? Come join me as I share my creation of my Instrumental Music Project (Stay by Justin Bieber) and learn how you can make one of your own backing tracks too! Hope to see you there!FCE Chilli Crab Ravioli and Mango Sorbet
Presenters : Chloe Wong & Ong Qian Yi (2F)
Did you know that our St Nicks girls are brilliant chefs? Find out how our Sec 2 students managed to amaze the teachers with their appetising fusion dishes which was done in pairs.
Chinese Department
不避自闭
1. Inez Chai Yu En (3L) 蔡雨恩（中三忠）
2. Zai Min Si Isabelle (3L) 谢敏思（中三忠）
3. Gisele Tan Si Han (3L) 陈思涵（中三忠）
4. Fung Pui Yan Phoebe (3L) 冯沛昕（中三忠）姐妹们，你对自闭症儿童有多了解？想为他们尽一分力吗？
大家好！我们是“不避自闭”小组！通过筹款活动，我们希望让自闭孩童学习如何自理，
帮助他们更容易地融入社会，拥抱美好人生！加入我们的团队吧！自闭儿童的梦想将由你
们一一实现！
绿色警察
1. Koh Jing Si (3P) 许净思（中三纯）
2. Ong Rui Ting（3P）翁瑞婷（中三纯）
3. Koh Rui En（3W）许睿恩（中三智）
4. Nicole Ong Chian Neng （3W）王倩宁（中三智）绿色交通是什么？随着社会蓬勃发展，快速通勤已成为了我们注重的事物之一。
不幸的是，我们经常忽略绿色通勤的重要性。我们将了解更绿色交通的特征，需改善之处，并提
出一些建议。
献上爱心组
1. Ling Chun Ng (3D) 林纯恩（中三勤）
2. Abigail Yeo Hui-En (3D) 杨慧恩（中三勤）
3. Ng Ee Ching (3D) 黄逸晴（中三勤）
4. Wong Chinn Yi (3D) 王沁怡（中三勤）
5. Woon Le Qing (3D) 云乐晴（中三勤）姐妹们，你们知道我国的弱势群体有哪些吗？我们应该如何为他们排忧解难呢？
大家好！我们是献上爱心组！我们是来自中三勤的云乐晴、黄逸晴、林纯恩、王沁怡以及
杨慧恩 。在中三高华主题一——关怀社会的小组作业里，我们希望通过特别的方式招募
义工，让大家为体障人士献出爱心，为他们的生活增添色彩，带给他们丝丝温暖。事不宜
迟，姐妹们，和我们一同踏上这个奉献爱心的旅程吧！
一百分交通警察
1. Koh Wei Qi (3L) 许玮旂（中三忠）
2. Emily Arif (3L) 詹梦丽（中三忠）
3. Samantha Looi (3L) 呂恩寜（中三忠）
4. Gloria Lim (3L) 林恩瑄（中三忠）大家好! 我们是来自中三忠的许玮旂、詹梦丽、呂恩寜和林恩瑄！我们是“一百分交通警
察”。 相信大家都使用过公共交通工具，但是你们是否了解政府近几年所推行
的相关措施？政府推出这些措施是为了让我国的弱势群体，如：听障人士 、视障人士 、年长
者 以及孕妇 能有一个更舒适而愉快的旅程！来，跟着我们一起乘搭新加坡的公交并探索政府
所推行的措施吧！
文学搞笑女
Cao Zhenmiao (3C) 曹振淼 (中三爱)
Fong Yi Han Janelle (3C) 冯逸涵 (中三爱）
Liu Yuxi Raicy (3C) 刘语曦 (中三爱）
Ling Chun Ng (3D) 林纯恩 (中三勤)
Teo Jing Wei (3D) 张靖惟 (中三勤）
Peng Sining Catherine (3G) 彭思宁 (中三庄)白裙、爱情、鲜花。这三个词放在一起，会让大家想到什么呢？孔乙己宁死不想脱下长衫，那这是为什么呢？也许只有当我们离开“家”这个避风港，才会明白家的意义。曾经对女性的残暴的伤害和欺辱应该被强烈地批判。震惊！著名作家汪曾祺竟在一段采访中 “男扮女装“！通过六位文学“搞笑女”对文学的呈现，进一步地了解文学的世界。
密室逃脱
图书馆学会
Ms Koh Li Yun Grace 高丽云老师
Ms Niu Sheng Kai 牛盛凯老师
Jesselyn Chenice (4L) 陈洁慧 （中四忠）
Lim Jia Ying (3H) 林佳颖 （中三望）
Glennice Khor Wen Xi (4L) 许雯翕 (中四忠）
Chen Siqin (4L) 陈思钦 （中四忠）
Boh Jing Yi, Mandy (4U) 莫静颐 （中四群）
Leong Sue Yin (4P) 梁抒颖 （中四纯）
Tan Le Rong (4P) 陈乐蓉（中四纯）
Tan Jing Ren, Sarah (4W) 陈靖仁 （中四智）
Ng Wing Yan, Emily (3J) 吴詠恩 （中三义）
Tan Si Yin Isabel (3U) 陈思颖 （中三群）你们喜欢玩密室逃脱吗？你们喜欢听故事吗？你们想体验绿幕拍摄吗？今年上半年，我校图书馆学会和《面包特工队》的作者买咯冰女士一起合作，并经过约半年的辛苦准备为中一阅读计划设计了线上密室逃脱游戏。主人公乐凯和诗宝一起进入了理解篇章的世界去冒险，他们在那里一起创造了一段的珍贵友谊。姐妹们，现在，你们也可以跟我们一起了解这个故事，跟我们来一场精彩刺激的线上密室逃脱吧！同时，也可以聆听我们制作团队的创作感受，你也能亲自尝试绿幕拍摄。姐妹们，还等什么呢！加入我们的《面包特工队》吧！
English Department
Term 3 Literature AAPresenters: Flo Tesia Pang, Hii Ren-Ai, Loh Zhi Ray, Clarice Phoon, Gerlene Soh
What’s it like to be the daughter of a Nazi commandant during the Nazi occupation? In our Term 3 Literature AA, we took it upon ourselves to delve deeper into the character of Gretel from The Boy in Striped Pajamas, sister to Bruno – albeit unwillingly – and a notable persona indeed.Presenters: Jillen, Joy, Natalie, Kaitlyn (2F)
At our booth, discover the traits of an adolescent girl growing up during the Holocaust and the adversities she faced as a result. Along the way, you can experience the pain, Gretel, a girl our age experienced during that brutal period. Delve into her life through a fable and sharpen your skills in literature!Presenter : Amelie Chew
Take a sneak peek into the world of “The Boy in Striped Pajamas” through the eyes of a 9 year old boy during the Holocaust. Let us zoom in further and spectate the life of one controversial character, Father, through the interactions with his family.Presenters: Yvelle, Sahana, En Qi, Kai Yi
Mother is a complex character from Boy in Striped Pajamas. She represents the civilian voice of
Germans during the war, female stereotypes and also various unhealthy ways of coping. Learn
more about her character, and how life was like as the wife of a Nazi commander!Secondary 1 Reading ProgrammePresenter : Ariel Or (1P)
Interested in how to craft a story from a sentence prompt? How about using a haiku to sum up a story? Take a quick ride and uncover the thought process of creating both a haiku and a story that captivates! :)Presenters: Carol, Weiqing, Tanya, Claire, Zoe
Ever wondered what it was like as a general in the war? Well, look no further! YOU will get to find out how Father’s life was like and hardships and tragedies he faced. We even have a costume design depicted by Carol, Weiqing, Tanya, Claire and Zoe!Presenter : Chervel Yeo Yi Hui (1U)
Ever tried something new? Something frightening? Perhaps, something exciting? If you’re seeking new things to try out, you’ve come to the right place! Follow Nathaniel’s journey as he overcomes his fear of heights through a comical yet meaningful story! Come and explore the benefits of new experiences with Chervel 💞Presenter : Isabella Seet (1L)
Ever written a haiku before? Everyone knows that haikus follow the pattern of 5-7-5 syllables, but this barely scratches the surface. Come visit this booth to read a haiku summarising “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s stone”, the world renowned book written by J.K. Rowling and be inspired to write a haiku yourself!Presenter : Joy Hovinga (1J)
From intelligent pigs to animal rebellion, the story of Animal Farm by George Orwell is
summarized in this speech, including a letter from the farm owner…who just so happens to
have nefarious intentions. Come and learn from Joy’s creative ways to engage her audience, as well as how to bring characters to life through speech!Presenters: Natalie Tan Shi Qi (1F) & Mirelle Chia Ze Ann (1C)
Ever had a half-giant come crashing into your life? Most wouldn't have experienced that, but Harry Potter has. Come and delve into the magical world J.K Rowling has crafted, from knocking out trolls to battling nefarious wizards! Come and experience the story from different perspectives with Natalie and Mirelle!:)Presenter : Ng Kiat Kee Rachel (1J)
Want to learn about early female education ? If you do, come down, take a look into Minfong Ho’s “Sing to the Dawn” through the eyes of Dawan, a girl from a Thai village wanting to take on a scholarship, and immerse yourself in the story, bringing the injustices of her everyday life to light.Y3 JIP English Documentary
Have you ever wanted to seek journalism as a career path? ever wanted to learn about the
process behind documentary work? Well look no further than st nicks very own JIP program!
Join us at our english booth to find out more!
Mathematics Department
Math Alternative AssessmentPresenters: Erynn, Magdalyn, Xin Ning, Xuan Rong (2W)
Do you have a burning passion for upcycling??♻️ Do you want to find out how profits and costs are calculated??📈 Look no further, come see how Erynn, Magdalyn, Xin Ning and Xuan Rong from 2W upcycle paper bags 🛍 into useful little notebooks📚! Visit our booth to learn about our planning process and even be inspired to make your own💡:)Presenters: Hannah, Ling Hui, Francesca
Interested in finding out how you can save water? 💦 We will be going through a slide show to show our process of our AA! We've also prepared a short Kahoot for everyone to play to make sure you've been paying attention😇 We'll also be giving out snacks (gummies) if you answer all the questions correctly :)
Humanities Department
Geography Photo EssayPresenter : Chloe Low
Do you want to know more about the features in Singapore's very own Mass Rapid Transit (MRT)? This project covers the inclusive nature of our MRT, and how the barrier-free routes help to increase mobility for the elderly and persons with disabilities! Follow me and explore as I make my way from Somerset to Marina Bay! :)Presenter : Ashlyn Lau En Xi
Is Singapore’s transportation system “friendly” to everyone in Singapore ? Ever heard of people’s grouses or compliments about the transportation system? How has the transportation system evolved? Well, look no further, as I will share with you what I found out through my humble research during the June holidays.Presenter : Germaine Wong
Transportation is seen and used almost every day in our lives, but is it truly sustainable? During the June holidays, I had compiled all of my research and thoughts on transportation into this. Let's see what I've discovered!Presenter : Jillen Ng
They say that Geography is everything under the sun. Well what more to experience our everyday collisions with it than through the lenses of our 姐妹们! This is where daily observations and analysis of our common world are artfully displayed through vivid interpretations. A compelling visit that will definitely be worth your time as you encounter real-world context being expressed into the abstract work of our students!Presenter : Vera
Do you want to learn more about the efficiency of Singapore’s transportation system? What about transportation systems of other countries and how are they similar and different compared to ours? In my two photo essays, I further investigate the sustainability and inclusivity of transportation systems, in Singapore and in Perth, Western Australia, where I went during the June holidays.Presenter : Iva Soh
Have you heard of “Blue SG”? It's a funny name, but behind it hides an environmentally friendly car for all to use! This poem will commentate on the issue of high car ownership in SG and reveal more on this mysterious car that could be your chance to tackle climate change...Japanese Occupation (JO) recipesPresenter : Alexandria Ng
It is said that there is beauty in simplicity and with the creation of the delicious Chiku Creams, we continue to discover how Philip Newington made nothing into something. The struggles endured during the occupation led to the influence of delicious food we now enjoy. Join us in uncovering the origin and influence of our local food culture and adaptations made from the past!Presenter : Enna
Singaporeans had to make do with whatever food they had during the Japanese Occupation, like tapioca. But did you know that one ingredient can be turned into loads of delicious cultural pastries even with limited equipment? Find out how people during the Japanese Occupation creatively turned tapioca into Tapioca Kueh!Presenter : Hannah Toh
Heard of tapioca vada before? I love history ❤️💋 and to nomnom😆 For this very project, I had to show the connection between a dish during the WWII and how it has evolved through time 🕰️. Tapioca was an essential ingredient and staple as it was easy to grow and be found in the 1940s! It is cheap and very easy to whip up into a dish. Join me in learning about how tapioca vada has evolved through the times!! 😝😝Presenter : Jillen Ng
They say food ties even the most diverse groups of people together. Discover the uncharted territories of Singapore’s gastronomy as we learn how colonial ancestral influence played an integral part of shaping our local food culture. This integrated History-FCE project, lay bare an exotic local adaptation from the beloved British dessert of Blancmange Pudding to our native Gula Meleka Blancmange Pudding made during the Japanese Occupation.Presenter : Kennice Tan
Do you know what food recipes were made during World War II? Well, if you don’t, fret not because today I will be sharing with you a very popular and delicious dish eaten by people in World War II! It is Lemak Sweet Potato and Kangkong!! This dish was made with sweet potatoes which was a staple food at that time. I will also be sharing how this dish has evolved. Let’s dive in and find out more about why people loved this dish and I am sure you will be tempted to have a bite of it too!Presenter : Leticia Ong
Fish head curry is a dish that many Singaporeans enjoy, and did you know that it is
influenced by Chinese and Indian culture? Learn more about how this delicacy came about
in Singapore! Join me now!Presenter : Li Yujia
During the Japanese Occupation, food was scarce because Singapore's food supply was reduced and food was unequally distributed. Then how did the people in Singapore make a living without the most important food, rice? And how did the creation of tapioca vadai benefit the people and come about? Let's find out!Presenter : Megan Koh
Ever wonder why and how unique dishes like Sago Gula Melaka came about in early Singapore? Come visit my booth to explore the culture, origins, adaptations and more about this sweet and delicious desert!Presenter : Nikiki
Have you ever wondered what the Japanese Occupation in Singapore was like?Presenter : Wong Kai Yi
World War Two was a tough time and food shortage was one of the major problems. As a result they had to get creative. Find out more about coconut soup, one of the dishes eaten during that time, as well as its culture, origin, and adaptations.History Political Party AAPresenters: Andrea, Chanel, Chloe Lim, Yan Zhi and Joo Geng
Do you want a political party that promotes inclusivity, duty and harmony? Well we’ve got you covered. We, the People Pillar Party by a very talented and amazing group of historians, consisting of Andrea, Chanel, Chloe, Yan Zhi and Joo Geng, have got your back! We will warm the cockles of your heart. We’ll provide a safe and inclusive environment to support your well-being. So vote for us, the People Pillar Party for a better community and future.Presenters: Esther Tang, Megan Koh, Fiona Goh and Erin Neo
Throughout the year, the Secondary 2 cohort has been learning more about the times before, during, and after World War 2. For our alternate assessment in Term 3, we were tasked to create a political party, and think up a vision and logo of our own! Come and drop by to take a look at our creative project!Presenter : Jo-Ann Tan
Jump into the 1950s and view the 1959 elections with a touch more communism! Join us in visualising how Singapore would look like in the hands of a communist government. Vote for the Singapore communist party and have a peek at what Singapore could have become.Presenters : Yumin, Isabelle, Caelyn, Katrina, Dorothy
Are you looking for a Singapore where everyone is treated equally? Don’t worry because the Singapore Equality Party is here! We are known for our heartfelt honesty in our communication and work, dedicated service towards our people, and our constant encouragement of a harmonious Singapore. Composed of Yumin, Isabelle, Caelyn, Katrina, and Dorothy, all passionate historians, who are equally excited to serve all of you!
Science Department
SRP: Organic Waste Fertilisers on Growth of Vigna radiata (Mung Beans)
Presenters: Charmaine Ng, Erin Neo, Jayle Tan (2C)
Thinking of boosting the growth of your plants, but fertilizer is just too expensive? Well, we decided to find out if common household discards, like waste paper compost, used coffee grounds, and a combination of both, can improve the growth of one of the most common and easiest plants to grow at home - Mung Beans/Green BeansOsteoarthritis
Presenters: Chloe Lee, Samantha Lim, Sung Kang Qi
Imagine having a joint so sore and swollen till you are unable to move🦴😱 That's what arthritis patients face every day😔💔 Our project aims to relieve the pains caused by osteoarthritis and monitor the health of patients suffering from arthritis🩺 by using gloves🧤 and an app. Come join us!Iodine
Presenters: Jennessa & Chloe (3P)
Hello! We are Jennessa and Chloe from 3 Purity! Iodine is a mysterious element with many surprising uses, such as photography and X-ray. Did you know that iodine can be used as an antiseptic for external wounds as well? I beg you didn’t 😆 Don’t fret! Come visit our booth and we will guarantee that you will walk away with much knowledge of Iodine! ⚛️👩🔬“All in One” app
Presenters: Claire Woo, Geraldine Phua and Chloe Lim (2G)
Are you constantly worried that you’ve done the wrong homework? Are you constantly forgetting about the schedules of various school events? Are you constantly unaware of school announcements? Are you constantly tired of juggling between various group chats and apps to gather this information? Well, fret not! A group of very talented students, Chloe Lim, Geraldine and Claire from 2Grace have come up with the “All in One” app, which gathers all school information into one place, making it easier for students to communicate with teachers!Biology Alternative Assessment: Anabolic Androgenic Steroids
Presenters: Grace Giam En Xi, He Le
Hey! Looking for a way to beef up your sports game? 🏄🏻♀️🏄🏿♂️ Build some muscles? Tone your body? 🤼♂️🤼♂️ Well, look no further!! In this episode of the Fun-Filled-Biology-Show-Extravaganza-Bonanza-Show, ‘Biogenies’, 🧞♀️🧞🧞♂️ Professor He Le and her assistant Grace will be delving into the wonders of STEROIDS💥💊, and you can join in too!Sec 2 OP INP Project : Medicine Dispenser
Presenters: Joo Geng, Xin Yee & Melanie
Did you know that there are about 125000 deaths per year in the USA due to people forgetting to eat their prescribed medicine. Come see 3 ordinary students get inspired and come up with the solution to this problem while exploring the reason why people may forget."SN Food App"
Presenters: Joy, Kiara and Kaitlyn (2F)
On days with a hungry stomach, have you ever reached the canteen only to see snaking queues in front of all the food stalls? 🐍🙁 Annoying, right? 🙄 Fear not, with the brand new ST NICKS FOOD APP 🍜, we can now place orders for our food ONLINE! With this app, we do not need to worry about the long queues in front of our canteen stalls anymore~! 🤩😌Rain Shelter for Car
Presenters: Kon Xin Hui, Olivia Koh, Yap Xiaoci
Hello everyone. Do you face the problem of you and your car panels getting wet when trying to get out of or get into the car with your hands full during a rain🌧️🌧️? We’re a group of students from 2 Charity that came up with a marvelous idea to solve the problem.Botanical alternatives to octocrylene chemical in commercial sunscreens
Presenters: Pun En Ning, Ethel Chong Shan En, Tasha Tabitha Yeo Lyn (2J)
Want to protect your skin from terrible sunburns? Worried about the ingredients in commercial sunscreen? Well, come to our booth! Our science research project investigates whether botanical extracts can be used as alternatives to replace octocrylene in commercial sunscreen. We aim to make safe sunscreen that everyone can use! 🥳NEONICKS
Presenters: Richel, Han Rui, Christy
Have you seen the snaking queues in the canteen? How about having 4 Food Representatives per class? They will: 1) Take your orders the day before via class chats. 2) Pick up food during recess. 4 students per class queuing is better than all 37+ girls flocking to the stalls.Automated Market Trolley
Presenters: Sarah, Xuan Na, Hannah
Have you ever thought of a market trolley following you wherever you go😱? Come along on this journey with Sarah, Xuanna and Hannah and find out how they designed and created the automated market trolley for their Secondary 2 Science project, to help the physically challenged😋.Piezo Paces
Presenters: Shum Yin Theng, Carina Chng, Cindy Ong, Dasha Rose
The piezo sensor generates electricity when pressure is applied. They resemble tiles and will be placed at school gates where many people pass by and step on. The electricity generated will be stored and power up the canteen clocks. This helps to save electricity as the energy generated can keep the clocks running for the day.Sulfur
Presenters: Wei En & Rachel (3P)
In this project we were tasked to research and present on an element. We decided to find out more about the element Sulfur, the many uses of Sulfur in our daily lives and in industries. Have you ever wondered what our food preservatives consists of? Or maybe wondered what is the culprit behind our stinky farts 💨? We welcome you to find the answers to such questions at our booth!