A Bowl of Nature
In celebration of Biodiversity Week from 19 to 26 May 2023, BRPS has produced a coffee table book titled “A Bowl of Nature”. Led by the teachers in-charge of our Young Photographers programme, the book comprises curated contributions from both students and staff.
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The book is inspired by the significance of nature in Telok Blangah and the green spaces surrounding our school. Nestled in the southern region of Singapore, Telok Blangah, which translates to “Cooking Pot Bay” in English, is a unique and beautiful area with a rich history.
The undulating terrain, verdant foliage, and sparkling waters of the bay form a natural tapestry in which our school is set in. The green spaces in this area include Telok Blangah Hill Park, Mount Faber Park, Hort Park, Kent Ridge Park and Labrador Nature Reserve. These spaces form the Southern Ridges of Singapore. Interestingly, these green spaces, when marked on the map, resemble the shape of a bowl.
Weaving the ideas of a cooking pot and a bowl together, this book reminds us of the way we are learning, working, and living in harmony with nature.
We hope that this book will serve as a source of inspiration for all those who love nature and appreciate the beauty of our world.
Our Young Photographers applying their photography skills to capture biodiversity through their lenses, and displaying their creativity and passion during the learning process and outdoor shoot sessions.
Teachers on a learning journey to Mount Faber and Berlayer Creek to find out more about the flora and fauna, and capturing nature through their lenses.
Students putting their creative writing skills into practice as they are inspired by the photographs.
Some Pages from A Bowl of Nature
Landscapes:
Trees:
Fauna:
Friends of Berlayer Creek:
The local ‘friends’ that you can spot in Berlayer Creek are also featured in our e-Book titled ‘Friends of Berlayer Creek’
Gardening with Edibles:
Shapes:
Colours:
