STEM Council
The STEM Council nurtures students' interest in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics through competitions, workshops, and research. Explore the various clubs and find out how to get involved.
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Council
The STEM Council provides opportunities for students to develop their aptitude and potential in the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) through critical thinking.
We engage ACJC-students through experiential learning science workshops, Master-Classes and learning journeys, and plan and execute our annual international-scale science competitions each with 1000+ participants, such as the International C. B. Paul Science Quiz, the International Biomedical Quiz, for secondary and pre-university students; and the Heyday, a social-enrichment programme for 150 primary school students with Autism Spectrum Disorder though science, art and music explorations.
Biomedical Club
The Biomedical Club aims to develop students’ passion for Biology and Medical Science.
We partner the Science and Mathematics Council in question-setting for international competitions, organise the Peer-Support Groups and conduct Biology-related workshops to enrich ACJC students’ knowledge. These experiences have deepened our knowledge on medicine as well as on biological sciences. In addition, months of intensive gruelling training by international Olympiad medallists and teachers prepared us to compete successfully in the International Biomedical Quiz, and the Singapore Biology Olympiad. Our research projects at the Singapore Science and Engineering Fair, and the Green Wave Environmental Care are mentored by researchers and teachers.
Physics and Engineering Club
The Physics and Engineering Club aims to develop students’ passion for Physics.
We partner the Science and Mathematics Council in question-setting for international competitions, organise the Peer-Support Groups and conduct Physics-related workshops. With months of intensive training by international Olympiad medallists and teachers, we competed successfully in the Singapore Physics Olympiad. We have the opportunity to embark on Physics-related research projects to participate in the Singapore Science and Engineering Fair, the Green Wave Environmental Care, and the Engineering Innovation Challenge, giving us a platform to develop our passion in Physics and Engineering.
Chemistry and Materials Club
The Chemistry and Materials Club aims to develop students’ passion for Chemistry.
We partner the Science and Mathematics Council in question-setting for international competitions, organise the Peer-Support Groups and conduct Chemistry-related workshops to enrich ACJC students' knowledge in Chemistry. With months of intensive training by international Olympiad medallists and teachers, we competed successfully in the Singapore Chemistry Olympiad. We have the opportunity to embark on Chemistry-related research projects to participate in the Singapore Science and Engineering Fair, and the Green Wave Environmental Care, which gave us a platform to showcase our passion in Chemistry.
Mathematics and Computing Club
The Mathematics and Computing Club aims to develop students’ passion for Mathematics and Computer Science.
We partner the Science and Mathematics Council in question-setting for international competitions, organise Peer-Support Groups and conduct Mathematics- and Informatics-related workshops, such as introductory coding and Minecraft workshops to develop an interest and aptitude in ACJC students towards coding. With months of intensive training by international Olympiad medallists, we have also had the opportunity to take our passion for Mathematics, Computing and Engineering to a higher level by participating we competed successfully in the Singapore Mathematics Olympiad, and the Singapore National Olympiad of Informatics. We have the opportunity to embark on Mathematics-Computing related research projects to participate in the Singapore Science and Engineering Fair.
Technology Council
Technology Council is a place for people who are passionate about computer science and want to learn more about coding. We welcome those who want to access more resources to develop a deeper understanding of the software used in the technological driven world that we live in.
CCA sessions are twice a week and can be held online or offline. Hence CCA can go on even during HBL periods!
Activities conducted during meetings vary from tinkering with LEGO Mindstorms and experimenting with hardware like Arduino/Raspberry Pi, to learning new coding languages like Python and C++. We train and participate in competitions like the Canadian Coding Competition (CCC) and National Olympiad for Informatics (NOI). We also contribute to the Computing community by organizing workshops for the Building BloCS conference. In addition, we work on projects to learn new tools and build our portfolio.
We pride ourselves in being student driven, valuing the inputs of our members and taking their feedback into consideration when planning for the next project. All students, regardless of background, are welcome to join!
Interested students may email Teo_Qing_Ren@acjc.edu.sg to find out more about the CCA.