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Blangah Rise Primary School

Learning Journey to Ngee Ann Polytechnic

Primary 3 students visited Ngee Ann Polytechnic's School of Film and Media Studies to explore professional media facilities and try reading lines on air.

Last updated on 26 August 2026

Our Primary 3 students had an amazing experience at Ngee Ann Polytechnic - School of Film and Media Studies! They got to explore the impressive facilities and learn how professional equipment is used in the media industry. In addition, they had an opportunity to experience how it would be like to read their lines on air. This trip was a fantastic opportunity for our students to gain valuable insights about the media industry and develop essential 21st Century Competencies.

A masked schoolboy in yellow uniform operates a radio studio mixing console while two adults in black shirts watch.
Two teens in black shirts guide a young boy at a radio studio mixing console with a microphone and monitor.
A group of school children sits watching a student operate a broadcast mixing console in a radio studio.
Children with backpacks point upward at a large ceiling rig of studio lights in a pink-lit TV studio.
A group of young students sit on the floor and chairs in a control room, listening to a presenter near monitors.
A group of young children on a school tour inside a TV studio with purple lighting and overhead stage lights.
Two children seen from behind operating a large broadcast control panel with multiple monitors displaying video feeds.
Children stand in a dark TV control room watching multiple monitors showing live feeds, with clocks displaying 9:27:47.
Three children from behind watch a camera monitor on a purple-lit studio set with performers in the background.
Three children in school uniforms sit on chairs around a small round table with a teddy bear, in front of a blue backdrop.
A young boy wearing headphones sits at a radio station broadcast desk with a microphone and mixing board.
Children in yellow uniforms sit in chairs watching a presenter in a broadcast control room with multiple screens.
A man stands at the front of a small theater with orange seats, addressing a group of children seated in rows.