North London Collegiate School (Singapore) recently held its annual Earth Week, bringing together students, educators and sustainability practitioners to explore how knowledge and community engagement can contribute to meaningful environmental and social impact. Running from 20 to 24 April 2026, the week culminated in the Service and Sustainability Summit, connecting students with real-world perspectives on climate action through partnerships with organisations including Waterways Watch Society of Singapore, Plastify and SPCA Singapore.
Across the week, students took part in 26 hands-on workshops covering topics such as Singapore’s water journey, plastic recycling, urban farming and e-waste. The school’s sustainability society, Greenwave, also led its own student-driven initiatives, from renewable energy awareness to supporting local environmental and animal welfare causes, reflecting a growing sense of ownership among students over the issues shaping their communities and their future.
