Secondary 3 Lesson Plans
All subjects available for this grade level.
Aligned to MOE Syllabus Outcomes
13 subjects · 80 units · 261 topics
Ages 14-15
Art
This course challenges Lower Secondary students to bridge traditional techniques with contemporary conceptual frameworks. Students develop critical visual literacy and technical proficiency through inquiry into identity, community, and the evolving role of art in a digital society.
Biology
This course explores the fundamental principles of life through the lens of Singapore's biological landscape and global scientific advancements. Students investigate the interconnectedness of cellular processes, genetic inheritance, and ecological balance while developing critical inquiry skills through laboratory experimentation.
CCE
This curriculum examines the intersection of individual rights and collective responsibility within the Singaporean democratic framework. Students analyze the structures of government and the ethical underpinnings of law to prepare for active participation in civil society.
Chemistry
This course explores the fundamental principles governing the composition and behavior of matter. Students investigate how atomic structure influences chemical bonding and reactions while developing mastery in quantitative calculations and chemical thermodynamics.
Computing
This curriculum equips students with the logical foundations and technical skills to solve complex problems through code and data. Students explore the architecture of computer systems while developing ethical perspectives on emerging technologies and cybersecurity.
Economics
This course introduces students to the fundamental principles of resource allocation, market interactions, and national economic health. Students explore how individual decisions and government policies shape the Singaporean and global economy through the lens of trade-offs and incentives.
English Language
This course focuses on critical literacy and sophisticated expression through the study of diverse texts. Students develop the ability to analyze nuanced perspectives and craft persuasive arguments for real world audiences.
Geography
This course explores the dynamic relationship between human societies and the physical environment through the lens of sustainability and resilience. Students analyze geographical patterns, investigate global issues like climate change and food security, and develop spatial thinking skills to propose solutions for a changing world.
History
Secondary 3 History: post-war Southeast Asia, decolonisation, Singapore's merger with Malaysia, independence, and the early challenges of nation-building. Students analyse the dramatic political events that created modern Singapore.
Mathematics
This course deepens algebraic fluency and geometric intuition while introducing non-linear relationships and circle properties. Students engage in mathematical modelling to solve complex real world problems using deductive reasoning and data analysis.
Mother Tongue Language
This course develops advanced communicative proficiency through the lens of contemporary social issues and cultural heritage. Students refine their ability to express complex viewpoints and analyze diverse texts to prepare for higher level linguistic demands.
Physical Education
This curriculum focuses on developing advanced gamesmanship and personal wellness for secondary three students. It emphasizes tactical complexity in sports, long-term health management, and the social-emotional skills required for effective teamwork.
Physics
A comprehensive foundation in classical and modern physics designed for the Singapore Secondary 3 curriculum. Students engage in rigorous mathematical modeling and experimental inquiry to understand the fundamental laws governing matter and energy.