Information and Communications Technology (ICT)

Discover how our ICT programmes equip students with digital skills, cyber wellness knowledge, and personalised learning tools to prepare them for the future.

Last updated 26 August 2026

ICT Department Teachers

Goal

To nurture a community of confident, socially responsible and future-ready learners empowered with technology.

Key Programmes

Personalised Digital Learning Programme (PDLP): From 2021, all students will have their personalised device for learning. This is in line with the National Digital Literacy Programme (NDLP) and through this, students will be empowered with meaningful and purposeful technology to enhance their learning in both independent and collaborative learning. Learning will take place within and outside the school.
Media Literacy Education: There are opportunities for our students to engage in Media Literacy school-wide programmes. Through this, students will pick up media literacy skills that will prepare them for the future.
Cyber Wellness Education: From meaningful learning packages which are implemented during CCE lessons to fun skits engaged during assembly programme to promote cyber wellness messages, our students deepen their understanding on how to be a positive influence and responsible digital learners.
ICT-infused Lesson and Enrichment: Our students will experience engaging and experiential ICT-infused activities and lessons throughout their education in our school. where they hone their problem-solving abilities and foster a passion for technology.
E-Library: The S.P.A.C.E. (Study, Play, Arts, Collaboration, and Exploration) is an area where our students can learn independently. This is a place for pursue their passion and be self-directed in their learning. The introduction of an e-Library aims to make learning without boundary.

YSS x DBS AI Education Programme

We are pleased to share that the DBS Responsible AI Gameplay Programme was successfully conducted over two sessions on 29 June and 20 July, with close to 240 Secondary 2 students participating.

The second session was also graced by several distinguished guests, including Mr Goh Hanyan (Senior Parliamentary Secretary, MCCY & MSE), Mr Derrick Goh (DBS), Mr Sam Liew (NCS), Ms Bee Kheng Tay (Cisco ASEAN) and Ms Serene Sia (Google Cloud Singapore).

The programme received positive feedback from our students, who found the activities engaging, interactive and relevant. They especially enjoyed the hands-on activities involving deepfakes, AI-generated content and misinformation, and gained a better understanding of responsible AI use and the SURE framework.