1st Collaboration, 2014
Following RI's first meeting at SJSS on 31 Oct 2013, where Head Science 1 Mr Joseph Chong and Assistant Department Head (Lower Sec Science) Mrs Chan Lian Ching first approached SJSS to collaborate on 'Waste Management' Projects Sharing for students of both schools, the proposal for collaboration became a reality on 19 September 2014, when a team of 29 Lower Secondary RI Students, accompanied by Mrs Chan and Mr Wu Bokai, attended SJSS Students' presentations on 'Waste Management in Japan' held at SJSS campus.
The Sharing Programme of SJSS is shown in the photo below: A list of Waste Management Projects by SJSS Presenters, mentored by their Teachers.
The students started their preparations of their project presentations before they returned to Japan for their Summer Holidays in Aug 2014. During their Summer Holidays, they did further research on the topics assigned to them, and when they returned from holidays, they had even more research materials to include in their group presentations.
Two Research Project Teams from RI also volunteered to share their 'Waste Management' Research projects at this session:
2J'14 Fong Khi Yung, Gavin Ng Wei Kang & Koh Zhi Cong Windsor: An investigation into the absorption of cadmium ions from solutions by Durio zibethinus (durian), Arachis hypogaea (peanut) and Cocos nucifera (coconut) husks.
Teacher-Mentor: Mr Tan Yan Li
Awards won: 2014 Singapore Youth Science Fair.
Gold Award, Best Exhibit & Display.
This project was conducted as part of RI Research Education and Galileo Programmes.
Click here for their PowerPoint slide presentation.
2I'14 Huang Bairun, Zhuang Xingsheng, Cai Yizhan & Sng Hong : Waste-FULL (a Year 2 Waste Management Project completed in Term 4, 2014)
Teacher-Mentor: Mrs Chan Lian Ching
Click here for their PowerPoint slide presentation.
SJSS Principal Mr Tatsuya Saikei, SJSS Teachers, took a group photo with RI Teachers and Students, in front of the Welcome Banner of the Event.
Ms Masami Kimura welcomed RI to SJSS Waste Management Project Sharing Session.
learning through experiments
RI Students and Teachers, SJSS Teachers and Parents of SJSS Students.
The Styrene foam dissolves!!
Guess what is this recycled product made by SJSS Students?
Guess what recycled material is this?
Japanese Traditional Culture about recycling.
The campaign throughout Japan.
Spreading Mottainai to Singapore.
