STREAM School Programmes
Green Powerhouse – Leaves and Photosynthesis
The Secret Move of Plants – Growth and response
Aviation Explorer
Seed – the Journey Begins
Morphology
Airport Management
Guess My Name – Species ID
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The Paradox – Recombinant Bacteria
Mind your Manners – Behaviour of Butterflies

Plants are green because they have pigments inside their leaves, these pigment are the major component for food production of the plant. Plants use their pigment, water and carbon dioxide to capture solar energy and store it in the form of sugars. In this workshop, we will try to explore the structure of the leaves and the food producing process known as photosynthesis.

People often consider plants have no movement at all but if you pay enough attention to the plants, you will be surprised by how they move their body parts daily to fit the environment. Although their movements are usually related to growth and relatively slow, some species have developed rapid response to the environment. In this workshop, we will try to explore plant growth and various kinds of plant movement.

Acquire aeronautical knowledge through hands-on experiments such as; model aeroplane design building and testing of this through manual launch and RC plane flying.

Plants generally remain immobile over the course of their lives but every plants used to be an adventurer in their babyhood. Fruits and Seeds, the protective shells of baby plant are also the vehicles for them to travel over the world. Every fruits and seeds have their own strategies to move and in this workshop, we will try to explore these possibilities and understand these secret conquerors of the Earth.

Butterflies come in a wide range of shape, colour, and forms. This module will examine the general structure of a butterfly and compare variations between species. Students will then analyse why they have developed these physical characteristics.

Students will go through airport related activities to enhance their understanding of STSE subjects. Arouse their interest in aviation, science and make their learning more interesting.

Once students have established what a butterfly is, they will take these knowledge to explore Pak Lap and find out the different species that are present in the local area. They will use different methods to try to classify and record each of the species that they find along the way.

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Bacteria, they may be single-celled organisms however they carry great weight when it comes to causing diseases. However, did you know that bacteria also plays a role in disease prevention in some capacity? Explore the different ways bacteria are used for the benefit of human health, especially in genetic engineering.

Most butterfly species have a short adult lifespan, lasting around 2 weeks. Exploring their diverse behaviour during different stages of the life is vital in identifying patterns that can be used to distinguish between species.

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