New Media and Journalism

Discover how Greenridge Secondary students use podcasts and video to tell stories that matter. Our New Media Journalism programme builds confident communicators ready for national competitions.

Last updated 10 July 2026

Media and Journalism

Be the Voice behind the Change

In an ever-evolving media landscape, digital platforms offer powerful ways to tell stories that matter. At Greenridge Secondary, students collaborate in teams to produce podcasts and video documentaries that spotlight youth perspectives and champion social change.

As part of our Applied Learning Programme (ALP) in English Language, the New Media Journalism talent development programme equips students with the tools to craft compelling narratives using audio, video, and editing software.

Through mentorship by media professionals and authentic learning journeys, students grow as confident communicators – ready to publish their work on social media and take part in national-level competitions such as Our Schools, Our Stories.

Four students in white uniforms sit at a table being filmed, with a Behind the Ridge Greenridge Secondary School screen behind them.

Conversations that connect - Students explore youth perspectives and social themes, one mic at a time

Student wearing headphones speaks into a handheld microphone at a desk with a laptop and cables.

Find their voice - Equipped with microphone and ideas, students learn to inform and inspire

Student in mask and headphones focuses on a computer in a classroom with other students at monitors behind.

Focus, edit, amplify - Honing their editing skills with precision

Ten students pose in front of a wall with a colorful M symbol and the word mediacorp in blue.

Inside the newsroom - An eye-opening visit to Mediacorp inspires the next generation of journalists

Four female students in uniforms sit at a table being filmed, with a Behind the Ridge Greenridge Secondary School screen behind them.

On air with Behind the Ridge - Greenridge podcasters in action, bringing real voices to real issues

Two people wearing headphones talk at a desk with a laptop open, cables scattered, and monitors nearby.

Tuning in, speaking out - Champions collaborate and create in a vibrant setting