THINK Programme

Discover how the THINK+ programme equips students with design thinking and critical thinking skills to create user-centric solutions for real-world problems.

Last updated 11 July 2026

The THINK+ programme functions as an innovative and safe space for students to exercise independent and collaborative learning. Spanning across a period of one year, the programme involves the explicit learning of design thinking process, critical thinking skills, research and information literacy skills to support our students in the development of user-centric solutions.

Students in yellow and green uniforms present a cardboard project at a school exhibition in a large hall.

A girl in school uniform cuts cardboard with scissors in a classroom where students build cardboard models.

Kranji Secondary School students presenting a slideshow on UNSDG water usage in a classroom.

Students applying design thinking principles to develop solutions for a school problem

Tapping on students’ interests, students work collaboratively on their THINK+ project, with an added focus on sustainable living. It culminates in the THINK+ carnival where students pitch their innovative solutions to the school.

Three school girls in purple and red shirts examine a decorated cardboard box in a school hall.

Students showcasing their user-centric and innovative solution - R1BIN2 during the THINK+ Carnival

Two open laptops on tables; left shows a Minecraft build, right shows a slide titled Antileak cooler (pureflow).

Students showcasing their user-centric, innovative solution - AntiLeak Cooler during the THINK+ Carnival