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CHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh)

Tech & Media Club

Code. Create. Innovate. 💻 Media and Photography Club is where technology meets creativity! From coding interactive games on Scratch to building robots with LEGO, discover the exciting world of digital literacy and computational thinking. Are you ready to bring your ideas to life? 🤖✨

Last updated 29 July 2026
Three schoolgirls in uniforms build a Lego robot at a yellow desk in a classroom with other students nearby.
Three girls in blue school uniforms work with a LEGO robot on the floor, using tablets to program it.
Four children in school uniforms huddle over a laptop near a city-themed robotics competition mat with yellow cylinders.
Four children in school uniforms smile at a table with a LEGO robot and a laptop showing a coding program.

CCA Information at a Glance 📋

Teachers-in-charge

(email address)

CCA Leaders

Training Schedule

Mrs Angelique Goh

(woon_li_ying_angelique@moe.edu.sg)

Mdm Huang Qiuqin

(huang_qiuqin@moe.edu.sg)

Ang Min Xuan Celeste (4 Lily)

Zita Elizabeth Nyan Ching Yi (5 Orchid)

Thursdays

2.15pm to 3.45pm

Classrooms

Overview

Media and Photography Club at CHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh) offers students engaging opportunities to develop their digital literacy and computational thinking skills through age-appropriate programming activities.

Primary 4 Programme: Introduction to Scratch Programming

Primary 4 students embark on their coding journey through Scratch, a visual programming platform that enables them to create interactive stories and games.

Learning Outcomes

  • By participating in the Media and Photography Club CCA, the Primary 4 students will be able to:

  • Develop fundamental programming concepts, including sequences, loops, and conditionals.

  • Foster logical thinking and problem-solving abilities.

  • Enhance creativity through digital storytelling.

  • Build collaboration skills through pair programming activities.

Achievements

During the Applied Learning Programme (ALP) Awareness Week, Primary 4 students showcased their environmental awareness through interactive games they created using Scratch. These games demonstrated their understanding of environmental issues while applying their programming skills in meaningful contexts.

Primary 5 and 6 Programme: LEGO Robotics Beginner Programme

Upper primary students advance to hands-on robotics learning using LEGO robotics kits.

Learning Outcomes

  • By participating in the Media and Photography Club CCA, the Primary 5 and 6 students will be able to:

  • Master basic robotics concepts and mechanical principles.

  • Develop programming skills through block-based coding.

  • Strengthen analytical thinking and debugging capabilities.

  • Build project management and teamwork skills.

Achievements

Primary 5 and 6 students participated in various external competitions, allowing them to:

  • Test their programming and problem-solving abilities in competitive settings.

  • Learn from peer interactions and competition experiences.

  • Develop resilience and adaptability when facing challenges.

  • Showcase their innovative solutions to real-world problems.