The Youth STEM Empowerment Programme (YSEP) is a mentorship initiative that empowers students to harness Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) in creating innovative solutions for real-world community challenges. Through this programme, participants not only develop practical STEM skills but also enhance their abilities in design thinking and communication, equipping them to tackle complex problems effectively.
The Young Sustainability Champion programme is designed to empower young people aged 10 to 17 with a comprehensive understanding of sustainability issues. It encourages participants to become advocates for a more sustainable future by applying human-centred design approaches. Through this process, they gain insight into challenges related to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, identify innovative opportunities, and create prototypes to address sustainable development challenges.
Science Centre Singapore commemorates World Autism Awareness Day in April with a range of inclusive activities. The event aims to increase understanding and acceptance of people with autism through sensory-friendly experiences, interactive workshops, and artwork showcases. This celebration of neurodiversity invites visitors of all ages to learn about autism and contribute to creating a more supportive community, highlighting the unique strengths and perspectives of individuals on the autism spectrum.