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About Science Centre Singapore

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Inspiring a Love for Science in Singapore

Science Centre Singapore makes science fun and easy to access for everyone. We go beyond the classroom: visitors can explore, experiment, and see how science and technology show up in everyday life.

Schools teach the foundations. At the Centre, visitors build on them by trying things for themselves.

Our mission is to build a nation of curious, science-literate people who are inspired to innovate and make a positive difference.

How We Bring Science to Life

At Science Centre Singapore, we offer hands-on programmes that make learning memorable:

Interactive Exhibitions: Exhibits that show the principles of science and technology in ways that are fun and easy to relate to.

School Programs: Workshops, experiments, and educational tours that support Singapore's school science syllabus.

Publications: Science magazines, natural history guidebooks, and learning resources for readers of all ages.

Community Outreach: Events and activities that bring science to people across Singapore.

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Vision

Where Science befriends and transforms the minds of millions.

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Mission

To promote interest, learning and creativity in Science and Technology through imaginative and enjoyable experiences and contribute to the nation's development of its human resource.

 

Our Core Values

Passion:

We are passionate about science and its ability to enrich lives.

Innovation:

We continuously innovate to learn and improve.

Professionalism:

We maintain the highest level of professionalism in our work.

Quality:

We provide quality experiences that inspire and foster learning.

Our Story

The new Science Centre Singapore will be a gateway to Jurong Lake Gardens, a place where science meets nature. It will have lush landscaping and outdoor science exhibits.

The Centre will be part of the Jurong Lake District. At about 55,000 sqm, it will serve as a community hub and a place to learn.

Find out more about the new Science Centre Singapore.

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Our history

  • 1998 to 2003: Science Centre Singapore refurbished its 14 science galleries to make them more interactive for visitors.
  • 2000: The Centre expanded with an integrated complex. It included the Annexe Building, Kinetic Garden, and Snow City, Singapore's first permanent indoor snow centre.
  • 2014: Snow City added The Cliff, a sport climbing wall. The Centre also launched KidsSTOP™, an interactive children's science centre for ages 18 months to 8 years.

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  • 1987: Science Centre Singapore opened the Omni-Theatre, an IMAX dome theatre where films play on a giant domed screen.
  • 1989: The Centre opened its Observatory, which has been described as the largest in Southeast Asia. It draws more than 10,000 astronomy enthusiasts each year.

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1969: The Singapore Government turned the National Museum into an art and history museum. It also planned a new institution for science and technology education.

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