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Social Studies (Primary) and 21st Century Competencies To help our students thrive in a fast-changing world that is becoming highly digitalised, the Ministry of Education has identified competencies that have become increasingly important in the 21st century.
Updated as of January 2020 this contains the latest syllabus of the teaching and learning of social studies for primary school students in Singapore. It also includes information on social studies education in Singapore and modes of assessment.
Jul 9, 2019 · Primary school students will be introduced to subject-based learning where they will learn subjects such as languages, mathematics, science, art, music and social studies. Learn more about the syllabus taught in the classroom.
The Social Studies curriculum helps students to grow in knowledge, develop skills and learn values through examining issues that are of concern to our society and the world in which we live. The Social Studies syllabus aims to develop informed, concerned and participative citizens.
The Social Studies curriculum spans the primary and secondary levels. This subject helps students to grow in knowledge, develop skills and learn values through examining issues that are of concern to
The Social Studies curriculum spans across the primary and secondary levels. The curriculum aspires towards the educative growth of the Social Studies learner as a reflective inquirer who is also an informed, concerned and participative citizen at the end of a full course of Social Studies education.
The syllabus begins in Primary 1 by examining the pupils’ immediate environment, the school, and moves on to the neighbourhood, the society, the country and finally ends in Primary 6 with the study of Singapore’s Southeast Asian neighbours and other countries. Figure 1 – The Expanding Environment Approach. Pri 6.
