On 28 May 2026, our students enjoyed an exciting and immersive learning journey to Dopamine Land located at Sentosa. Filled with laughter, curiosity, and joy, students explored a series of interactive sensory rooms designed to spark creativity and fun.
The students visited six themed rooms — Cushion Clash, Cave of Tactility, Scribblescape, Sunset Lagoon, Chromadance, and Euphoria Grove. From energetic pillow play and colourful dancing to creative doodling and calming sensory experiences, every room brought smiles and excitement to our students.
Throughout the outing, students fully embraced the experience, expressing curiosity, confidence, and enthusiasm while bonding with their peers and teachers. Smiles could be seen everywhere as students discovered new sensory experiences and enjoyed moments of fun together.
The outing perfectly reflected the spirit of D.O.P.A.M.I.N.E
Beyond having fun, students also developed social interaction skills, creativity, and confidence through meaningful experiences outside the classroom.
We are proud of our students for their positive behaviour and enthusiasm throughout the trip. We would also like to thank all staff and parents for their support in making this outing a memorable and enriching experience for everyone.
Mid-Year Enrichment Programme Committee for AM Session
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