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School Trips to Singapore

Singapore has an ethnical majority of Han Chinese and has been described by some as a Chinese island surrounded by Malay culture. The ancestors of many Singaporean China were originally from the Fujian Province in China. Most of the first Chinese to arrive in Singapore, Penang and Malacca married local Malay women and this union gave rise to a community of “Straits Chinese.” Peranakan (Malay for born here) are Chinese who married Malays and adopted the Malay styles of dress and cuisine. Students will explore the history of Chinatown in Singapore, life of the Chinese in Singapore, Chinese immigrants in Singapore, and Chinese customs among Chinese in Southeast Asia.

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We fully risk-assessed each program including destination, accommodation, transport and attraction venues. We work with creditable, reliable, and accredited partners so that students can be assured of the best learning Journey
Sustainable
At WildChina Education, we believe that the student experiences that we curate have an influence on communities and the environment. For us, this means making the right choices in how, where and with whom we do business – and crucially, being transparent about the principles that guide our daily decisions.
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We provide customized experiential learning programs for schools, colleges, and universities. We focus on your subjects and learning objectives. We include experiential learning activities to engage students in active learning.

Frequently asked questions about Singapore Educational Activities

Singapore has implemented a COVID-19 Vaccinated Travel Framework to facilitate the resumption of travel. From 1 April 2022, all fully vaccinated travellers can enjoy quarantine-free travel to Singapore with simplified COVID-19 measures in place. This new travel framework replaces previous SafeTravel Lanes such as the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL), and applies to all travellers entering Singapore, including Singapore Citizens/Permanent Residents. 

  • Underwater World At S.E.A Aquarium
  • The National
  • Gallery of Singapore
  • Singapore Air Force Museum
  • The Singapore Zoo
  • The Kranji War Memorial
  • Yakult Factory
  • Singapore welcomes visitors to explore amazing things of the country all year-round due to the favorable weather conditions. The average temperature is between 23-33°C. There is a lot of precipitation throughout the year, and there are often showers and thunderstorms throughout the island. However, the rain is short-lived. It is cool and comfortable after the rain, and there is no typhoon, and the temperature difference between day and night is not large. Although Singapore does not have obvious four seasons, June, July and August are relatively hot. November to February is the rainy season.
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