02/06/2026
During Mother Tongue Fortnight, our students experienced the beauty and richness of language and culture through a series of engaging and meaningful activities 🌸✨
Our upper secondary Tamil Language students participated in a short film-making workshop 🎬 where they explored values from the Thirukkural through creative storytelling. Working in groups, they scripted, directed and produced their own short films, deepening their appreciation for Tamil culture and its timeless relevance in today’s society 🤩
Meanwhile, our lower secondary Tamil Language students explored the vibrant Madhubani art form 🎨, learning about its unique patterns, colours and cultural significance while creating their own artwork inspired by Indian traditions, nature and mythology 🌿✨
Over the same period, our Malay Language students also took part in enriching experiences that brought the Malay language to life 🥳. Secondary One students bonded through traditional games such as chapteh, five stones and marbles 🤹🏽♀️, while Secondary Two students explored Malay herbs and spices in a hands-on workshop, creating natural insect repellents using lime, cloves and lemongrass 🪴
Secondary Three students showcased their creativity in a translation challenge, including translating the school song into Malay 🎼, while Secondary Four students gained insights into the relevance of the language today through an inspiring sharing by deejays from Ria 89.7FM 💿
Through these experiences, students developed a deeper appreciation of language, culture and heritage, while learning through creativity, collaboration and connection 🫶🏻
