STEM Applied Learning Prog (ALP) Overview

Explore how the STEM Applied Learning Programme uses the future of transportation to link science and maths with technology and engineering, from 3D modelling to drone programming.

Last updated on 11 September 2026

STEM Applied Learning Programme (ALP)

The STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) ALP on Future of Transportation allows students to integrate Science and Mathematics concepts with Technology and Engineering of Transportation. It provides opportunities for students to relate their learning to transportation in real life and explore possibilities and develop the curiosity to create their model of transportation.

The Future of Transportation Applied Learning Programme (ALP) seeks to involve students in shaping the way we move in future.

STEM Applied Learning Programme (ALP) and learning objectives

Tier	Level/Stream	Programme	Learning Objectives
1	Secondary 1	3D Modelling and Printing Programme	Understand the applications of 3D printing Use basic tools and functions in 3D modelling Create a 3D design prototype using a 3D modelling software Develop critical and creative thinking skills through design to solve real-world problems
1	Secondary 2	Drones Programming	Understand the theories of flight such as aerodynamics and interaction of forces in flight Explore the theories of flight in a simulated environment Apply the theories of flight to programming drones Decompose elements in theories of flight into isolated individual problem sets when programming drones Create algorithms to get drones to fly and attain specific objectives Test and debug programmes to meet specific objectives
2	Secondary 2 and 3 (selected students)	Infocomm Club Programmes	Discover and explore new emerging technologies Showcase their creativity and technical talents Learn basic programming skills