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Jurong Pioneer Junior College

Enrichment Programmes

Explore real-world Geography through fieldwork, talks, and competitions that bring classroom learning to life.

Last updated 30 April 2026
Students in school uniforms conduct outdoor fieldwork on a street, taking notes and observing industrial surroundings.
Students conduct simulated flood risk fieldwork indoors, kneeling and writing near a long blue mat with chairs and markers.
Four people holding certificates stand before an AOGS banner; beside it, students present a project to judges.

  1. Fieldwork – Geography students will get an opportunity to apply what they have learnt in the classroom through fieldwork. Fieldwork areas include investigating community response to climate change, needs analysis of the elderly living in an urban neighbourhood and fluvial flood risk and strategies to mitigate it. The fieldwork process allows students to construct understanding through geographical inquiry using appropriate data collection and analysis methods.

  2. Seminars/Talks - Geography students can choose to sign up to attend public talks or seminars on topics of geographical interest and concern.

  3. Competitions – Geography students with a passion in the subject can sign up to participate in international and national level competitions. This includes the Asia Oceania Geosciences Society-Earth Observatory of Singapore (AOGS-EOS) International Geoscience Challenge, where students get the experience of conducting an investigative geoscience project before exhibiting and sharing their findings with others.