Become a Nature Detective
Strengthen observation skills while learning to notice and identify elements within the natural environment.
Explore Beyond the Farm
Guided Nature Walks for Schools in Singapore
Bring biodiversity and scientific exploration into the field through a guided school nature walk at Sentosa’s Imbiah Trail.
- Guided biodiversity experience
- Hands-on field learning
- Classroom-to-nature connections
Observe, investigate and discover
Featured Outbound Programme
Young Nature Explorer at Imbiah Trail
A guided outdoor learning experience through Sentosa’s biodiversity-rich Imbiah Trail.
Discover Singapore’s Natural and Urban Biodiversity
Students explore local flora and fauna while strengthening observation, inquiry and scientific reasoning through close engagement with the natural environment.
Guided activities help participants connect classroom concepts with the living systems found along the trail and build appreciation for Singapore’s biodiversity.
- Location Imbiah Trail, Sentosa
- Duration 120 minutes
- Group Size 30–40 participants
- Format Guided nature walk
- Learning Materials Provided
- Facilitation Experienced nature guide
Field-Based Learning
Learning Objectives
The experience encourages students to look closely, investigate what they encounter and connect field observations with scientific ideas.
Investigate Through Inquiry
Experience hands-on outdoor learning through close observation and scientific exploration.
Explore Flora and Fauna
Build awareness of the local species and relationships found within Sentosa’s natural environment.
Learn in the Field
A Guided Outdoor Learning Experience
The nature walk brings together observation, guided inquiry and reflection so students can connect what they see with what they learn in school.
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Observe Closely
Explore the trail with guidance and pay attention to plants, wildlife and environmental details.
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Ask and Investigate
Use field activities and questions to practise inquiry and scientific reasoning.
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Connect the Learning
Relate observations to classroom concepts and Singapore’s relationship between natural and urban environments.
Suitable for School Groups
Bring Biodiversity Learning Beyond the Classroom
The programme is suitable for preschool, primary and secondary students, with guidance and learning connections shaped for the participating group.
- Outdoor education
- Biodiversity exploration
- Scientific observation
- Inquiry-based learning
- Flora and fauna
- Environmental appreciation
Planning Information
School Nature Walk FAQs
Helpful information for educators planning a Young Nature Explorer experience at Imbiah Trail.
Where does the Young Nature Explorer programme take place?
The programme takes place at Imbiah Trail in Sentosa, where students explore local flora, fauna and biodiversity within a natural environment.
How long is the guided nature walk?
The published programme duration is 120 minutes.
What is the programme group size?
The published group size is a minimum of 30 and a maximum of 40 participants. Contact City Sprouts to discuss your expected attendance before confirming the programme.
Which students is the programme suitable for?
The programme is suitable for preschool, primary and secondary students. The final learning approach can be discussed based on the participating group.
Are learning materials provided?
Yes. Learning materials are provided for participants as part of the guided experience.
What should students prepare for an outdoor nature walk?
Students should be prepared for an outdoor programme with water, covered shoes and suitable sun or rain protection. Confirm the final preparation and weather arrangements with City Sprouts before the visit.
Plan an Outbound Nature Walk for Your School
Tell us your student profile, expected group size and preferred programme period, and our team can advise on the Young Nature Explorer experience.
