Discovering the neighbourhood of the school and their homes is the first opportunity to showcase diversity in its ‘natural setting’. Creating awareness of different communities and their needs as well as showcase the communalities between them.

A visit to the Ethnobotanical Garden or the National Orchid Garden will not just be ‘a walk in the park’ but showcase the achievements that the garden has produced and how it has contributed to the growth of Singapore as well as the interconnectivity between plants and daily life, medicine, customs and traditions.

Valuing our Past – learning about the early leaders, the immigrants who contributed to Singapore’s early growth and the fact that these early contributions are still reflected in Singapore today are the focus point when we explore Kampong Glam, Little India and Chinatown.

Discovering Asia – at your doorstep! The Key Concepts of Diversity, Culture, Heritage and Interconnectedness are highlighted during these trails, common ties we share with our neighbours, and the cooperation promotes progress and understanding

Be it the Singapore Botanical Garden - a UNESCO World Heritage Site and only one of three honoured Gardens in the world – or Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve - the first wetlands reserve to be gazetted in Singapore – understanding the importance of nature and how nature plays a role in more than just being nice to look at is the primary aspect of these trails.

Trained Nature Tour Experts will showcase and explain the wonders of nature and open eyes for the natural beauty.

Discover connections between the diverse cultures of Asia, and how trade, interactions of people, and exchanges of ideas have influenced art and daily life in Asia.

The Singapore River – just outside ACM – has been for many years the lifeline of Singapore bringing together people from all over Asia and the world. The trail around the area will trace some of them.

We can tailor-make neighbourhood walks as well as tours to specific areas or topics matching the classroom learning to make your schools own Learning Journey – send us the details and we will work it out!

All our edutainers are MOE- registered, first-aid, CPR and AED trained STB-Licensed Guides with experience in handling student groups.

Hawker Culture in Singapore was officially inscribed onto the UNESCO Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2020.

Nothing is more Singaporean than our Market and Food Centres, Discover the journey through our Food (hawker fare), People (hawkers), and Place (hawker centres) where it serves as community dining rooms for people from diverse backgrounds to bond

Note: For local schools the trail is sponsored by NEA, schools only pay for transport to and from the Hawker

To showcase how individual groups and professions among the early immigrants have contributed to the growth of Singapore we have designed this 2.5hrs long tour along the Singapore River.

The river has been for many years the lifeline of Singapore bringing together people from all over Asia and the world. The trail around the area will trace some of the individuals as well as entire communities that have made impactful contributions that left marks that are still visible.

To showcase how individual groups and professions among the early immigrants have contributed to the growth of Singapore we have designed this 2.5hrs long tour in the lesser visited areas of Chinatown.

The stories of coolies, rikshaw pullers and Sam Sui women tell of hardship and tough times, but also about perseverance, grit and the will to contribute to communities around them. Their stories shine a different light on places we took for granted.

To showcase how individual groups and professions among the early immigrants have contributed to the growth of Singapore we have designed this 2.5hrs long tour in back alleys and streets of Kampong Glam.

Once home of Singapore’s royalty one discovers many significant venues and forgotten people that have not only contributed to Singapore’s development but made it an important destination for many travellers from neighbouring countries.

To be able to showcase what Singapore was like ‘in those days’ and highlight the changes that have taken place we have selected places that are the same as in the 60s and 70s but very much 21st Century as well.

Meandering around the river a, the former sea shore and Raffles Place the trail uncovers places that have not changed much showing that ‘those days’ can survive in buildings, remembered by their stories.

The Judiciary and its courts in Singapore are one of the three organs of state – it independently administering justice according to the law, ensuring that all persons are equal before the law and have access to the law.

As educational partner of SG Courts we offer tours to the Singapore Supreme Court as well as to the State Courts. The tours take around 2hours 15min and include sitting in of an actual court case if available.

We can customise the visits to cater to your schools ECG programme.

We can tailor-make neighbourhood walks as well as tours to specific areas to make your schools own Learning Journey – send us the details and we will work it out!

All our edutainers are MOE-registered, first-aid, CPR and AED trained Licensed Guides with experience in handling student groups.