• Expanded menu of course offerings across all learning domains to accommodate diverse interests of student participants
• Increased number of course offerings to 103 (from 42), including workshops during June and December school holidays, an increase of almost 250% in a year
• Adopted the ‘whole child’ approach, in line with Pathlight School’s Project One
• Training team now include industry professionals
• Developed and implemented an online registration system
• Collaborated with Pathlight School educators to produce video learning resources in professionally equipped in-house studio
• Preparation for Singapore Workforce Skills Qualifications InfoComm Technology modules

• Programme provider for Pathlight School’s InfoComm Club, a new CCA for Secondary and Vocational Track students
• An interest group where students hone their skills and maximise their potential in their special interest area including Robotics, Animation, Video Production and Photography
• InfoComm Club students participate regularly in national competitions
• First Runner Up in national robotics competition (World Robo Tournament 2014)

• Introduced new programming courses to include lower primary students
• Collaborated with industry partners such as Microsoft to hold coding workshops for students

• 3D design is an up and coming field in the InfoComm industry
• Students learn to use professional software to design landscapes, characters, etc. which are printed out using 3D printers

It does not matter if we are autistic or not. We are equally capable as non-autistic children.

Tan Tsui Kyit, Student, InfoComm Club (Robotics)

I enjoyed taking the movie because it is a short movie and it is not too long, I felt so proud of myself. I like short movies so much like mine.

Phng Jun Meng Justin, Student, ‘Video on the Go’ Course

I have learnt some design ideas, so in future when people ask me to help them…with design, I will know what to do.

Marcus Yeak, Student, Digital Illustration: Designing Characters Course