Science
Curiosity, inquiry and hands-on discovery.
Science Department @ Canberra Secondary School – An extraordinary world where curiosity flourishes and innovation thrives!
The Science Department nurtures curiosity, critical thinking and problem-solving skills through hands-on learning and scientific inquiry. These experiences help students apply their learning to real-world contexts, growing into confident, resilient and future-ready Canberrans.

Through captivating hands-on experiments, cutting-edge technology, and stimulating discussions, we cultivate critical thinking, problem-solving, and a deep appreciation for scientific exploration. Our devoted educators encourage Canberrans to push the boundaries of traditional learning, fostering a genuine enthusiasm for scientific investigation and developing skills crucial for our ever-changing world.

A keystone of our department is the Talent Development Program, identifying and nurturing gifted young minds passionate about science. Students embark on advanced challenges, receive invaluable mentorship, and engage in research projects, developing essential values and skills that will pave their path to future success.

A keystone of our department is the Talent Development Program, identifying and nurturing gifted young minds passionate about science. Students embark on advanced challenges, receive invaluable mentorship, and engage in research projects, developing essential skills that will pave their path to future success. Simultaneously, we offer comprehensive support for all learners, ensuring every student can discover the wonders of science at their own pace.
We are unwavering in our commitment to fostering a knowledge-driven and innovative spirit that empowers our students for the future. In our Science Department, the sky is just the beginning; our thrilling scientific journey soars towards a brighter tomorrow.
2026 Highlights
• Three Bronze Awards at the Singapore Junior Chemistry Olympiad
• Seven awards at the Biomedical Quiz

Took part in the STEM Playground Challenge, built robotic arms from recycled materials at Science Centre Singapore and explored automotive technology on the Hyundai Discovery Tour.




