Our Spaces
Discover how we redesigned spaces create rich, future-ready learning experiences built around three key themes.
BLGPS: A School of the Future
The school’s learning environment is key to supporting students’ holistic learning and learning experiences. As we prepare our students to be future-ready in an ever-evolving world, our school’s learning spaces have been redesigned to provide that rich context for learning and promote the development of 21st Century Competencies in our students.
To support our strategic priorities in transforming the learning experiences for our students, our learning spaces have designed across three broad themes: School as a Living Lab, School as a Second Home and School as a Garden, with our students at the heart of it all.
School as a Living Lab
Our school is designed as an immersive and authentic learning environment to support students to explore their strengths and interests, and supports the development of their Critical, Adaptive and Inventive Thinking. Through the thoughtful design and variety of resources in our learning spaces, our students are empowered to explore and generate ideas. In Boon Lay Garden Primary School, learning is enriching and enjoyable!
The Library of Future Thinkers (LOFT) has many different reading areas and cozy nooks, and inviting displays of books that encourage a love for reading in our students.
The Tinkerspace has a variety of resources such as Micro:bit, Lego and recycled materials to support our students in designing and creating innovative STEM projects as part of their Maker Education experience.
The Literacy Cove has flexible furniture to promote collaboration, as well as a rich collection of books and learning materials that guide students on reading knowledge and skills.
The Numeracy Cove has flexible furniture and enlarged tables to facilitate collaboration and use of math manipulatives, and a retail concept of math games to promote joy in learning Mathematics!
The Science labs are well-equipped with experiment kits and furniture supporting group discussion, allowing students to engage in hands-on exploration of science concepts with their friends!
The Art Spaces in our school feature colorful mural art designs on the floors and walls, providing guidance and inspiration for students in their creative processes.
School as a Second Home
Our school is a nurturing and inclusive place where students strengthen their core values and develop their socio-emotional competencies. With these exciting spaces in school, students build quality relationships with their peers and teachers and feel safe and supported.
The BLGian Edutainment Lounge is a cozy lounge for students to relax and bond with teachers and peers over different games and fun activities.
The Lifeskills Room supports our students in the learning of important life skills.
These SEL Corners are nifty nooks where teachers can engage students on their feelings, experiences and reflective conversations in a safe and conducive way.
The Garden Oasis is a safe space for students to strengthen emotional regulation skills and motivate them to learn well with multi-modal learning resources.
School as a Garden
As Boon Lay Garden Primary School, a green campus and sustainable design is a way of life. Beyond the effect of nature on wellbeing, designing our school as a garden nurtures our students as the next generation of eco-stewards who appreciate and contribute towards environmental sustainability.
The Lawn is our school’s eco-hub, where students learn the importance of sustainability through hands-on activities and learn to make a difference for the environment through their daily actions.
The Grow Towers support a modern farming technique through vertical towers, which students experience as part of Project Work, allowing them to appreciate the importance of Food Security and resilience in a land-scarce Singapore as part of SG Green Plan 2030.
The Hydroponics Shed support a water-saving modern farming technique which students experience as part of Project Work, allowing them to appreciate the importance of Food Security and resilience in a water-scarce Singapore as part of SG Green Plan 2030.
The school is designed with lush greenery and foliage to promote a sense of calm and well-being, and an appreciation for the environment.