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First Toa Payoh Primary School

Applied Learning Programme (ALP)

Explore our Applied Learning Programme (ALP), where students develop real-world skills through hands-on, meaningful learning experiences.

Last updated 3 August 2026
Promotional flyer for First Toa Payoh Primary showing a boy holding a camera, with text about a photojournalism programme.
Young boy holding a Canon DSLR camera up to his eye, photographing through a green chain-link fence outdoors.
A young girl holds a Canon DSLR camera up to her eye, preparing to take a photo.
An adult man guides a young boy examining a row of DSLR cameras lined up on a shelf indoors.
Four photos show school students using Canon cameras, with captions about photography activities and teamwork.
A reflected water photo showing an inverted building and trees beside text about a 2019 school photography competition.
Close-up of green leaves with brown damaged edges, shot from below against a bright sky and blurred trees.
Upward view through dense tree branches and leaves with a bright cloudy sky visible between them.
Three photos of young students experimenting with light painting and studio lighting techniques in a school setting.
Two photos of elderly people: one playing a board game, another in a wheelchair with a younger woman nearby.
Student holds phone to photograph a waterfall, overlaying a drawn building cutout, beside a photo journal competition entry.
A girl in a blue shirt interviews a man at a hawker stall, then holds a food tray being filmed.
Three classroom scenes showing students in blue uniforms collaborating on laptops and storyboards with a teacher nearby.
Students and a teacher in school uniforms view framed artwork displayed on a wall indoors.
A hand holds a glass sphere reflecting a blue water drop plush toy smiling above it outdoors.
Water droplets on a wet surface with a green leaf above and a white hand outline drawn below.
Students in blue uniforms view framed photos displayed along a school hallway gallery with film strip borders.
Three young people in blue shirts hold DSLR cameras to their eyes outdoors under green tree branches.