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Singapore Oceanarium Education Programmes

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A Plastic Tale
  • An interactive storytelling-based programme where students learn how plastic pollution impacts marine life and how they can help by practicing the 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle)
  • Target group: K1–K2 (5–6 years old) Duration: ~2 hours Group size: Minimum: 20 students Maximum: 120 students (20 per group) Learning focus: How plastic enters the ocean Impacts of littering Importance of the 3Rs and environmental responsibility For more product information, please visit the page below English Page [Here] China Page [Here]
Colours of the Ocean
  • A preschool programme that explores why marine animals have different colours and patterns, focusing on how these are used for camouflage and survival in the ocean
  • Students will observe marine life and learn how environmental changes can affect their ability to camouflage
  • Durations: 1 hour 30 minutes (10am and 2pm) Target group: N1–K2 (3–6 years old) Group size: Minimum 20 students Maximum 120 students (20 per group) For more product information, please visit the page below English Page [Here] China Page [Here]
Exploring Aquatic Diversity
  • Are all aquatic animals considered fish? Learn about animalclassification and traits of different animal groups through interactive activities in the classroom
  • Then, hop on an oceanic adventure beyond the classroom walls; put that learning into practice by observing animals from the main animal groups at Singapore Oceanarium
  • Target group: Secondary 1 – Secondary 2 (13–14 years old) Duration: ~1.5 hours Group size: Minimum: 20 students Maximum: 120 students (max 20 per group) Learning focus: Classification of aquatic organisms Biodiversity in aquatic ecosystems Adaptations of different species to their habitats For more product information, please visit the page below English Page [Here] China Page [Here]
Fins to Feet
  • How are modern-day fish different from those that existed millions of years ago? Discover the characteristics of fish groups that have evolved throughout history
  • You will also get a self-guided worksheet to identify the extensive diversity of fish species in the ocean today
  • Target group: Secondary 3 – Secondary 5 (15–17 years old) Duration: ~1.5 hours Group size: Minimum: 20 students Maximum: 120 students (max 20 per group) Learning focus: Evolution of vertebrates Structural adaptations (fins to limbs) Transition from aquatic to terrestrial environments For more product information, please visit the page below English Page [Here] China Page [Here]
Ocean Discovery Experience
  • Learning Objectives Explain the concept of evolution and its role in shaping marine life through time Describe different marine habitats found in each ocean layers Identify threats that the ocean is facing and how marine conservation efforts can reduce them Operating Hours Weekdays: 10:00am - 7:00pm (Last admission: 7:00pm) Weekends, Public & School Holidays: 9:00am - 9:00pm (Last admission: 9:00pm)
  • For more product information, please visit the page below English Page [Here] China Page [Here]
Science of Survival
  • How does a small fish survive in the big ocean? Animals may camouflage, stay unseen or use toxins
  • Learn about how these adaptations are important survival skills for marine animals, and gain a deeper appreciation for marine specimens with behind-the-scenes insights
  • Target group: Primary 4 – Primary 6 (10–12 years old) Duration: ~2 hours Group size: Minimum: 20 students Maximum: 120 students (max 20 per group) Learning focus: Animal adaptations for survival Differences in adaptations across habitats Links between biology and technology For more product information, please visit the page below English Page [Here] China Page [Here]
Singapore Oceanarium Career Guidance
  • Ever wondered what it takes to keep Singapore Oceanarium running? Come meet our passionate team members behind-the-scenes and understand the importance of their unique roles
  • Find out about the different career paths and possibilities with us today! Target group: Secondary 3 – Pre-University (15–18 years old) Duration: ~1.5 hours Group size: Minimum: 20 students Maximum: 120 students (max 20 per group) Learning focus: Marine-related career pathways Industry roles and responsibilities Skills, education routes, and opportunities in conservation and ocean-related fields For more product information, please visit the page below English Page [Here] China Page [Here]
Singapore’s Coastal Heritage
  • Singapore may be a small city-state, but it boasts a wealth of marine biodiversity
  • Foster a deeper understanding of these ecosystems and understand their importance
  • Find out about the challenges they face and the current efforts to protect them through this interactive learning journey
  • Target group: Secondary 1 – Secondary 3 (13–15 years old) Duration: ~1.5 hours Group size: Minimum: 20 students Maximum: 120 students (max 20 per group) Learning focus: Coastal habitats in Singapore Historical and cultural connections to the coast Human impact and conservation For more product information, please visit the page below English Page [Here] China Page [Here]
Sustainability in Motion
  • Discover how Resorts World Sentosa uses global targets to design its sustainability policy while Singapore Oceanarium leads efforts to protect the marine environment – both working towards a more sustainable future
  • Best of all, engage in problem-based learning to suggest solutions to simulated scenarios
  • Target group: Secondary 3 – Pre-University (15–18 years old) Duration: ~1.5 hours Group size: Minimum: 20 students Maximum: 120 students (max 20 per group) Learning focus: Human impact on marine environments Sustainability practices Conservation strategies and real-world applications For more product information, please visit the page below English Page [Here] China Page [Here]
Uncovering Singapore Coasts
  • A programme that introduces students to the rich marine biodiversity found along Singapore’s coasts, helping them identify different marine habitats and understand how environmental changes and human activities impact these ecosystems
  • Target group: Primary 1 – Primary 6 (7–12 years old) Duration: ~1.5 hours Group size: Minimum: 20 students Maximum: up to 200 students (max 20 per group) Learning focus: Marine habitats in Singapore Local biodiversity Human impact on marine environments Environmental appreciation For more product information, please visit the page below English Page [Here] China Page [Here]

About this experience

The Singapore Oceanarium Student Programme offers a unique educational experience for students, combining immersive marine life learning with interactive sessions. Participants will explore a world of aquatic ecosystems, gaining first-hand exposure to diverse marine species, habitat simulations, and the science behind marine conservation.


Through guided tours and curated exhibits, the programme is designed to enhance students’ understanding of marine biology, environmental stewardship, and the delicate balance of our underwater world. The focus is on fostering curiosity, encouraging observation, and promoting awareness about marine conservation efforts.

Highlights

  • Participate in interactive and educational exhibits.
  • Gain awareness on environmental responsibility and ocean protection.
  • Discover a wide range of marine species up close.
  • Enjoy guided tours led by knowledgeable educators.
  • Learn about marine ecosystems and conservation efforts.

How to use

  1. Show Mobile Ticket
  2. At the location
  3. Your booking is confirmed. Ticket will be sent to you separately. Please present either mobile or printed voucher for redemption.

What to expect

Participants in the Singapore Oceanarium Student Programme will embark on an educational journey through the depths of marine ecosystems. From the moment they step into the aquarium environment, they will encounter a rich variety of marine life, from vibrant reef communities to larger open-water species. Through informative displays, live demonstrations, and guided tours, students will learn about ecological interdependence, species adaptations, and the human impact on aquatic environments. The programme aims to spark curiosity and foster a deeper appreciation for marine conservation by highlighting both the beauty and fragility of underwater worlds. By the end of the visit, students should walk away with a stronger understanding of marine biology, environmental responsibility, and a sense of stewardship toward the ocean.

Things to note

  • Timing and duration of sessions may vary — plan to allocate sufficient time for the full experience.
  • The programme may require prior registration or booking — ensure you confirm availability and group size ahead of time.
  • Group size or age restrictions may apply depending on the educational focus or safety regulations.
  • Respect for the marine animals and habitats is essential — follow the instructions given by guides and facility staff at all times.
  • Students might need to follow certain rules or guidelines (e.g. no flash photography, no feeding unless supervised, respectful behavior around animals).

Terms & conditions

  • Admission is valid only for the specified date and programme booked.

  • All participants must follow safety guidelines and instructions from staff at all times.

  • Tickets are non-transferable, non-refundable, and cannot be exchanged for cash.

  • Photography and videography may be restricted in certain areas for animal welfare.

  • Programme schedule and activities are subject to change without prior notice.

  • Group leaders/teachers are responsible for supervising students throughout the visit.

  • The venue reserves the right to refuse entry or remove individuals for unsafe or disruptive behavior.

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📍 24 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098137
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Frequently asked questions

The starting price for Singapore Oceanarium Education Programmes is ₹ 3,004. Contact us on WhatsApp for group rates, child pricing or current promotions.

Yes, many of our guests visit Singapore Oceanarium Education Programmes with children. We recommend contacting us on WhatsApp for specific child age restrictions, height requirements or family packages before booking.

Confirmation for Singapore Oceanarium Education Programmes is typically processed within a few hours of your WhatsApp enquiry. Our team will keep you updated throughout.

Yes, you can select your preferred visit date when enquiring via WhatsApp. Subject to availability, our team will confirm the date that works best for you.

You can find Singapore Oceanarium Education Programmes at: 24 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098137, Singapore, Singapore.

Simply tap the 'Enquire on WhatsApp' button and send us a message. Our team will confirm availability and send your tickets within hours.

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