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Boon Lay Garden Primary School

School as a Garden

Discover how Boon Lay Garden Primary School uses its green campus to raise eco-conscious students through hands-on farming and sustainable living.

Last updated 11 July 2026

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.

Four photos of The Lawn sustainability education center showing a teaching wall, pedal bike, recycling bins, and urban plant shelves.

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.

Two photos show stacked orange plastic vertical grow towers with plants growing from them outdoors and indoors.

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.

Three photos of a hydroponics shed showing green plants growing in white pipe systems inside glass greenhouses.

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.

Collage titled Our Green Campus showing ecopond bridges, a fernery path, and a herb garden by buildings

The school is designed with lush greenery and foliage to promote a sense of calm and well-being, and an appreciation for the environment.