Preschoolers Champion Climate Adaptation at Go Green SG 2026

12 August 2026
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Skool4Kidz Preschool’s green movement, #GoGreenSG, is back! This year, little ones from 35 centres embarked on a Climate Adaptation Sustainability Initiative led by the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE). 

From 11 May to 28 June 2026, more than 4,200 Skool4Kidz preschoolers from Nursery 2 to Kindergarten 2 became eco-warriors. They participated in engaging hands-on projects aimed at energy conservation, heat adaptation, water and food resilience. Notably in addition to English language, these sustainability efforts were also delivered in Mother-Tongue languages (Malay, Mandarin and Tamil) during lessons. In a Malay Mother-Tongue lesson, preschoolers from Campus @ Fernvale investigated the merits of upcycling. They also transformed household waste into functional and decorative items. 


Learning about sustainable water resilience at a Chinese Mother-Tongue lesson. 


Discovering the merits of upcycling with household recyclables at a Malay Mother-Tongue lesson. 


Learning about energy conservation and heat adaptation during a Tamil Mother-Tongue lesson. 

Learning about sustainable climate adaptation is more than just classroom education. Preschool educators from Campus @ Sengkang Riverside Park delivered interactive adventures through sensory-rich learning and creative play. Such activities also connected preschoolers directly with nature in the public park at their doorstep. From spotting local river wildlife at Sengkang River to growing indoor microgreens, preschoolers learned firsthand how living things adapt and thrive. By exploring urban farming and discovering where our water comes from, they developed a deep, early appreciation for Singapore’s food and water resilience. 

At Skool4Kidz Preschool, instilling sustainable habits during early childhood is not just important—it is essential. Through interactive play, storytelling and hands-on learning, young learners are empowered to practise climate resilience naturally every day. 

After all, no one is too young to make a big difference for our planet! 

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