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Coding and robotics support MOE’s digital literacy framework and the development of 21st Century Competencies. These include critical thinking, self-directed learning, collaboration, and ethical use of technology. Programmes like ALP and Computing subjects help students apply knowledge to real-world contexts.
MOE does not require coding as a compulsory examinable subject for all students. However, MOE strongly supports exposure to coding through programmes such as Code for Fun, Applied Learning Programmes (ALP), Computing subjects, and digital literacy initiatives. This ensures all students gain foundational computational thinking skills.
The 21CC framework describes the skills and values students need to thrive in a complex, fast-changing world. Beyond academic knowledge, MOE emphasises:
Coding, robotics, and applied learning help students practise these competencies in authentic contexts.
Secondary school ALPs focus on applied STEM education, including robotics, artificial intelligence education, data analytics, and emerging technologies. These programmes emphasise hands-on learning and real-world problem-solving.
The O-Level Computing syllabus covers computational thinking, algorithms, programming, data representation, and systems thinking. It prepares students for STEM careers, computing courses, engineering pathways, and technology-related professions.
Feature: Students had the opportunity to see the urban farm at work where crops are grown in mineralized, pesticide free and controlled environment.
