Information about school emergency drills such as fire drills or drills for other natural disasters may not be available online. However, another way to be prepared is to be aware of some of the common natural disasters that occur in the region to which you will be traveling.
That being said, Singapore is well-known for not having many natural disasters. It is not near any major fault lines, and so does not have earthquakes or volcanoes. Additionally, it is protected from tsunamis by other land masses in Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines.
However, Singapore does receive quite a bit of rain during the wet season (from September through February) and flooding may be possible in some areas.
To find more background information about the educational system of Singapore, try these tips for searching the library catalog:
Here are some keywords that may be useful in your search:
For a brief overview of Singapore's educational system and related topics, try the article. "Singapore", available from the library's online collection:
International Encyclopedia of Education by Publications from UNESCO and the CIA may also provide useful background information:
Try looking at the following library resources for further information:
Contemporary Issues and Challenge in Early Childhood Education in the Asia-Pacific Region by 
Early Childhood Education Policies in Asia Pacific by 
Globalization, Changing Demographics, and Educational Challenges in East Asia by 
Globalization and the Singapore Curriculum by For information about cultural norms in Singapore, try these resources:
The Global Etiquette Guide to Asia by 
Everyday Life in Southeast Asia by To find more resources, try searching using the following keywords:
There are many journals focused on various aspects of education in the Asia-Pacific region. The following journals are available online through the library's website and can be searched for relevant articles:
