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Where Can Students Check NUS Statistics Enrichment Day Dates?

Check dates for NUS Statistics and Data Science Enrichment Day on the Department of Statistics and Data Science’s official enrichment page. Although its address still uses “camp”, the page now carries an Enrichment Day schedule notice.

As reviewed on 21 October 2026, NUS says the event will run once every two years, with no Enrichment Day in 2026 and the next event scheduled for 2027. That notice does not itself supply a confirmed 2027 day, registration window or fee.

Did you know? The same page also retains 2025 event and payment instructions. Those are historical details, not instructions to book for 2027. Check the year beside a form, date or payment request before taking any action.

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Sources at a glance · Practical checks · Your next step

Sources at a glance

Your questionSource to useWhat to check
Check the operative schedule noticeNUS departmental enrichment pageNo 2026 event; next event scheduled for 2027
Find the programme in the wider outreach collectionNUS Science: Camps and WorkshopsDiscovery listing; follow through to the departmental update
Explore a different statistics activityeduKate Statistics Poster Competition guideSeparate competition with its own eligibility and submission rules
The departmental schedule notice is more specific than a general “annual camp” listing.

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Practical checks before you act

Follow the detailed update beyond the directory

The Faculty of Science outreach directory describes a Statistics Enrichment Camp as an annual one-day activity. The linked departmental page has a more specific notice changing the schedule to once every two years. Read the detailed notice rather than treating the directory label as a current calendar.

This is also why searching for both “camp” and “enrichment day” can help. A programme can change its public title without changing the old address. Confirm that you have reached the NUS department’s actual page, not a third-party camp listing repeating an earlier year.

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Separate the 2027 intention from released booking details

A scheduled year is useful for planning interest, but it is not an admission ticket. Recheck the department’s page for a newly dated announcement that gives the actual event date and registration instructions. Do not infer a day in June from the previous edition.

Until new details are available, keep the commitment provisional. If you need clarification, use the enquiry route published on the departmental page and state the intended year. Ask whether further information has been released rather than sending personal details through an old registration form.

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Use the previous programme only to judge your interest

The retained 2025 description mentions talks, activities and games, and identifies upper-secondary, JC and polytechnic students as its audience. This helps explain the kind of learning opportunity it was. It does not establish the exact audience or activities for 2027.

Discuss what you hope to discover: how data is collected, how a chart can mislead, or how uncertainty affects a conclusion. Bringing a genuine question is a better starting point than treating attendance as a presumed university-admission advantage. Any future admission application remains a separate process.

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Keep learning without mistaking another event for this one

For a small practice activity, choose a public chart and explain its units, population and time period to someone else. Ask what the chart cannot tell you. This is an independent learning suggestion, not an official camp assignment or a substitute for a university programme.

If you prefer a project, the existing Singapore Statistics Poster Competition guide routes you to that separate organiser page and current form. A competition entry is not camp registration. Check its requirements on their own terms, including any teacher supervision and submission arrangements.

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Your next step

Bookmark the departmental enrichment page and look for a dated 2027 announcement before booking or paying. Use the existing Statistics Poster Competition guide only if that different activity fits your interests; do not interchange the two sets of instructions.

For the broader education journey, use the Singapore school pathways and education information collection.

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Official sources reviewed: 21 October 2026. Recheck the organiser’s current instructions before acting.

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