Highlights

MT Fortnight 2025

21 February 2025

Students explored Mother Tongue languages and cultures through hands-on activities during MT Fortnight 2025, from tea appreciation to crafting and preparing Bunga Rampai.

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Our students embarked on a meaningful "Journey with Languages and Appreciation of Culture" during Mother Tongue Fortnight 2025!

Five scenes of school students in uniforms doing activities: singing on stage, classroom learning, tea ceremony, card game, and music class.

Through a series of immersive, hands-on activities, they explored the beauty of their Mother Tongue Languages (MTL) while deepening their connection to diverse cultures.

Four scenes of a school cultural event: flowers on newspaper, a presentation, students sampling food, and playing board games.

From experiencing the traditions behind tea appreciation to crafting intricate accessories and preparing fragrant Bunga Rampai, students engaged with their heritage in meaningful ways.

Students in navy uniforms play with diabolo yo-yos, a spinning plate on a stick, and kendama cup-and-ball toys indoors.

These authentic experiences provided valuable opportunities to celebrate language and culture, fostering a deeper sense of appreciation and belonging.

School girls in uniforms doing craft with beads and dancing with colorful sticks in a classroom.