Elaine & Eduardo Saverin Foundation EESF·Foundation

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Education

Building tomorrow’s leaders

Students embarking on a WWF-SG outdoors learning journey
Fig. 01 Students embarking on a WWF-SG outdoors learning journey.
¶ 01 Why it matters
Education makes a difference. Not just for this present generation, but for generations to come.

We support initiatives that develop future-ready learners — through technology-enabled classrooms, sustainability-driven design, and educators empowered to carry change forward.

¶ 02 The work
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Singapore American School

Nurturing future-ready learners

  • Construct a new school building with STEM laboratories, AI-enabled classrooms and upgraded outdoor play spaces
  • Curate sustainability educational programs, teacher development programs, and learning spaces for technology and sustainable ecosystems
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WWF Eco-Schools Program

Making environmental education endogenous

  • Expand reach from 136 schools, engaging 100,000+ students and 600+ educators
  • Conduct tailored workshops for 13+ Eco-Schools annually addressing carbon footprint, plastic and food waste, and biodiversity
  • Award 20+ recognitions annually — Green Flag, Silver, Bronze and special awards
¶ 03 How it’s unfolding
Aerial rendering of the Singapore American School campus with rooftop solar panels
Fig. 02

Aerial rendering of the Singapore American School campus with rooftop solar panels.

Field report — Education

Singapore American School operates as a learning laboratory where students engage with real-time sustainability data.

The WWF partnership reaches over 13 schools, 14,000+ students, and 110+ educators each year — including the Wetlands Immersion Program.

Students engaging in hands-on sustainability learning
Fig. 03 Students engaging in hands-on sustainability learning.
¶ 04 In numbers
14,000+ students reached each year
110+ educators engaged annually
136 schools in the Eco-Schools network