Programmes

Explore how Mother Tongue Language programmes bring culture to life through festive celebrations, drama enrichment, and hands-on activities that deepen students' appreciation of their heritage.

Last updated 30 April 2026

Mother Tongue Language Fortnight

Cultural appreciation is an integral part of language acquisition. During the Mother Tongue Language Fortnight, students participate in hands-on cultural activities thoughtfully curated by the department. These experiences help students develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of the unique cultural aspects tied to their respective Mother Tongue Language.

Four classroom scenes showing young students in uniforms holding cutouts, painting, presenting, and posing at a table.

Four children sit with traditional drums; right shows uniformed students raising hands during a dance or movement activity.

Four school activity scenes: kids sorting beads, using a tablet, crafting with leaves, and posing in animal masks.

Festive Celebrations

Festive celebrations provide students with meaningful opportunities to learn about and appreciate the rich diversity of our nation. By participating in various cultural festivities, students engage with different traditions and practices, fostering mutual respect and understanding. These celebrations also encourage interaction in a vibrant school setting, strengthening the sense of unity within our diverse school community.

Six photos show children celebrating multicultural festivals with lion dances, traditional costumes, stick performances, and craft activities.

P1 & P2 Speech & Drama Enrichment Programme

The Speech and Drama Enrichment Programme offers Primary 1 and 2 students a meaningful platform to explore a variety of Mother Tongue Language literary genres. It nurtures creativity and deepens their appreciation of their respective Mother Tongue Language. Through engaging activities and guided performances, students gain confidence in communication and self-expression. The programme culminates in a vibrant talent showcase, “Little Stars of Broadway”, where students proudly present their learning.

Six photos of a school play with children in animal and character costumes performing on a wooden stage floor.