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Bedok Green Primary School

Ed Tech Programmes

Discover how BGPS equips pupils with digital skills and responsible tech use. Explore key programmes like touch typing, coding, and digital literacy initiatives.

Last updated 18 August 2026

Vision

To develop future-ready and responsible digital learners with skills to navigate, curate, collaborate in the digital world.

Mission

  • To equip pupils with the required ICT skills as well as imbuing them with the necessary values towards responsible use of technology

  • To develop an ICT-enriched school learning environment focusing on these 5 key areas:

    • Blended Learning and Leveraging ICT in Teaching & Learning

    • Digital Competencies of Students

    • Professional Development of Staff in e-Pedagogy 

    • Resource and Knowledge Management

    • Infrastructure Management

Key Programmes

Be Digitally Lit! @ BGPS

In line with the EdTech Masterplan 2030 to strengthen the development of students’ digital literacy and technological skills, our school embarked on the Be Digitally Lit! @ BGPS programme to promote our students’ digital literacy through the 4-pronged approach:

  • Baseline knowledge - Exposure to knowledge through school-based initiatives (e.g. Safer Internet Week)

  • Level-based programmes - Explicit teaching of digital skills during level-wide programmes (e.g. P1-2 Touch Typing)

  • Independent learning - Self-study of digital skills through self-paced SLS lessons

  • Teach within curriculum - Infuse the teaching of digital skills into the various curriculum subjects

Some highlights of the programme are shared in the following paragraphs.

Infusing of Digital Skills within curriculum

Digital skills such as the creation of digital artefacts, online communication tools and citation are taught within curriculum subjects across various subjects. After teachers’ explicit teaching and guidance, students will apply the digital skill that they have learnt in small individual/team projects. Examples include sending of emails to their teachers/peers during English Language lessons, learning citation when doing Science projects, and creating digital information posters during Mother Tongue lessons.

A young male student wearing a face mask and school uniform focuses intently on a laptop screen while practicing touch-typing in a classroom.

Touch Typing (Primary 1 & 2)

Our school introduces touch typing to our Primary 1 & 2 students as we recognise the need to build the basic digital competency of keyboarding skills. The platform in which they learn touch typing is game-infused and fun, so that students remain engaged and motivated to type.

Rewards are given on the regular basis to recognise and motivate students to strive on in their typing journey. Recess activities are also carried for students to gather for some healthy “competition”!

A group of Primary 1 students and two teachers posing on a stage for a commemorative photo. The students are smiling and proudly holding up their "P1 Touch Typing 2023" achievement certificates. In the background, a large projector screen displays the title "P1 TOUCH TYPING 2023" over a close-up image of hands typing on a keyboard.
A group of primary school students in their white school uniforms using iPads during a lesson. One young girl in the center is cheering excitedly with her fists raised in the air, celebrating a "Correct" answer shown on her tablet screen. A teacher wearing a pink face mask and a floral headscarf stands behind them, observing their progress.

National Digital Explorer (Primary 4 & 5)

Our school has been taking part in the National Digital Explorer (NDE), which is a nationwide digital literacy initiative co-organised by the Crescent Girls’ School and ICDL Asia. Through this programme, interested students will be equipped with key skills and knowledge on the effective use of office productivity tools.

Students learn to be self-directed learners as they need to take ownership of this programme by learning the computer applications and productivity tools. Students who showed potential in this area have the opportunity to compete at the National Round of NDE. Our students did well to obtain a Gold and Bronze Award in NDE 2023.

Three school children in uniforms hold ICDL National Digital Explorer Certificates of Participation.

Code For Fun (Primary 5)

An MOE-initiated programme, the Code for Fun programme includes learning of computational thinking concepts using visual-based programming language, combining it with robotic kits and/or microcontrollers, to create an engaging coding experience for the students.

Students in uniforms sit on a floor using tablets and handling small silver robotic balls during a coding activity.

Throughout Term 1, our P5 students were given the opportunity to work with Sphero Bolt. They used block-based programming to programme the Sphero Bolt to complete the various tasks covering different movements and colours, as well as the use of sensors and loop functions.

Five boys in school uniforms use tablets to control small robots on a mat in a colorful classroom.

Through Code For Fun, we hope that students will be equipped with basic coding and computational thinking skills, and most importantly, experience joy and interest in coding.

Coding, Info-communication & Media Competitions (Upper Primary)

To challenge and maximise student talents, Infocomm & Media CCA students take part in various coding and media-related competitions to apply their coding knowledge and showcase their projects beyond school platforms. Some competitions include the Swift Explorer Singapore (SES) and Our School, Our Stories.

A group of seven primary school students standing on a wooden stage, proudly holding up their individual "Swift Explorers Certificate of Participation" for the Inclusive App Design Challenge Coding Bootcamp. Some students are wearing light blue surgical masks, and two are wearing school ties, indicating their roles as student councillors.
A group of seven primary school students standing in a school hall, posing in front of their "Green Talk" project display. The students are in their white and blue school uniforms, with several wearing student councillor ties, and they are all smiling while making peace signs. Behind them is a large orange information board detailing their environmental app project and a digital screen showing a logo for "The Green Talk."

Useful Links

MOE EdTech Masterplan site:

An info page to gain insights on the strategic focus of our “Transforming Education through Technology” Masterplan 2030.

https://www.moe.gov.sg/education-in-sg/educational-technology-journey/edtech-masterplan

Digital Access @ Home site:

DigitalAccess@Home provides subsidised broadband and laptops/tablets to lower-income households to support their lifestyle needs, including work and social activities.

https://www.imda.gov.sg/how-we-can-help/digital-access-at-home