Aims

1.      To foster curiosity and interest in science.

2.      To develop scientific inquiry and problem-solving skills.

3.      To acquire basic scientific knowledge, scientific process skills, and generic skills.

4.      To develop the ability to integrate and apply knowledge and skills across science and related disciplines.

5.      To build a foundational understanding of the nature of science.

6.      To use basic scientific language to communicate science-related ideas.

7.      To logically analyze and reason based on data to address inquiry questions, and to formulate personal insights.

8.      To develop preliminary engineering thinking and practical skills.

9.      To recognize the impact of science on society, ethics, the environment, and technology, and to cultivate responsible citizenship dedicated to promoting personal and community health.

10.  To nurture self-directed learning capabilities, empowering students to become lifelong learners in science for personal development.

11.  To prepare students for further science studies at the secondary level and for future careers in scientific fields.