City Sprouts for Schools
Bring classroom learning to life through an age-appropriate urban farm tour and hands-on activities shaped around your students’ learning objectives.
Learning beyond the classroom
Designed for Different Ages
Each educational farm tour combines guided exploration with an age-appropriate workshop or activity.
Typical duration: 1 hour
Early Years
Young learners explore the farm through observation, interaction and sensory discovery, with activities adapted to their age and developmental stage.
Typical duration: 2 hours
Primary to Tertiary
Students investigate agriculture, sustainability and environmental stewardship while connecting classroom concepts with real-world systems.
Possible Learning Focuses
Programme content can be adapted to help students investigate interconnected systems through guided observation and hands-on learning.
Discover how food can be grown within Singapore’s urban environment and what plants need to thrive.
Observe plants, animals and other living organisms while exploring relationships within an ecosystem.
Explore composting, resource cycles and practical ways materials can be kept in use for longer.
Encourage students to consider how everyday choices can support healthier communities and environments.
Built Around Your Objectives
Share your students’ age group, intended outcomes and programme requirements, and the learning journey can be tailored around relevant school priorities.
Planning Information
Helpful information for educators planning an educational farm tour with City Sprouts.
Programmes can be planned for kindergartens and preschools, primary and secondary schools, junior colleges and institutes of higher learning. Activities and facilitation are adapted to the students’ age and learning objectives.
Kindergarten and preschool journeys typically run for one hour, while programmes for primary-school students through tertiary learners typically run for two hours. The final format will depend on the agreed programme.
Yes. City Sprouts can work with educators to shape the programme around student profiles, curriculum outcomes and learning priorities such as science, sustainability, outdoor education and environmental stewardship.
Students are strongly advised to bring water bottles and sun protection, and to wear covered shoes. Depending on the weather, hats, sunscreen and ponchos or umbrellas may also be useful. Final preparation details can be confirmed before the visit.
Outdoor activities may be adjusted or moved to suitable sheltered or indoor facilities depending on weather conditions. The applicable wet-weather arrangements will be shared with the school before the programme.
Tell us your student profile, preferred date and learning objectives, and our team will help shape a suitable educational farm experience.
