Broken Lab Machine Rescue Mission
Broken Lab Machine Rescue is a mission-based hands-on science workshop for primary school children in Singapore.
Children take part in a story-led lab rescue mission where they complete science challenges, observe clues, test ideas and work together to help restore a broken lab machine.
The workshop is suitable for holiday programmes, student care centres, tuition centres, enrichment centres and private group sessions.
Workshop Details
Workshop title​
Broken Lab Machine Rescue
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Suitable age group
Primary 1 to Primary 6 children
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Duration
60 minutes
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Format
Hands-on science workshop. Can be adapted for holiday programmes, student care centres, tuition centres and private groups.
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Group size
Small to medium groups. Exact group size can be discussed based on venue, age group and programme needs.
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Location served
Singapore, especially partner venues, student care centres, tuition centres, enrichment centres and private group locations.
Learning focus
Observation, testing, comparison, teamwork, problem-solving and scientific reasoning.
Workshop style
Story-driven lab rescue mission with hands-on investigation challenges.
Booking contact
cs@stbbsg.com
Children Will Practise
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Observing clues carefully before deciding
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Testing ideas through simple hands-on challenges
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Comparing results and looking for useful evidence
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Working as a team to solve a mission
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Making decisions based on what they observe
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Thinking through problems step by step
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Explaining which clues or results helped their final decision
FAQs
What is Broken Lab Machine Rescue?
It is a story-based hands-on science workshop where children complete science challenges to help restore a broken lab machine.
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Who is this workshop suitable for?
It is suitable for primary school children, especially Primary 1 to Primary 6 students.
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How long is the workshop?
The standard workshop duration is 60 minutes.
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Can this workshop be run for student care or tuition centres?
Yes. It can be adapted for student care centres, tuition centres, enrichment centres, holiday programmes and private groups.
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Is this a tuition lesson?
No. It is a mission-based science workshop where children learn through hands-on investigation, teamwork and problem-solving.
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What science skills does this workshop support?
It supports observation, testing, comparison, teamwork, problem-solving and evidence-based thinking.