15 July 2026

        上个星期四7月2日下午，三、四、五年级高华班的同学齐聚PAL Room，参加了一场精彩的舞狮文化展示活动。活动由《早报：大拇指》和新加坡华族文化中心联合呈现。

        同学们了解到舞狮分为南狮和北狮两大类，并学到了许多有趣的知识。例如，狮头的重量已从九十多年前的一百多公斤，减轻至如今的三至六公斤。舞狮融合了武术与舞蹈，需要团队紧密配合，不同性别和种族的人都可以参与。

        活动的高潮是同学们亲自试戴狮头，发现里面有红色绳子可以控制狮子的眼睛和耳朵。最后，表演者献上了一场精彩的现场表演，逗得大家欢笑连连。

        这次活动让同学们对这一珍贵的中华文化遗产有了更深刻的认识，收获满满。

On 2 July 2026 afternoon, our Primary 3 - 5 Higher Chinese Language students gathered in the PAL Room for a special lion dance showcase, led by SPH Zaobao Thumbs Up and Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre.

Students learnt about the two types of lion dance — the Southern Lion and the Northern Lion — and discovered fascinating facts, such as how lion costumes have shrunk from over a hundred kilogrammes ninety years ago to just three to six kilogrammes today. They also learnt that lion dancing blends martial arts and dance, requires strong teamwork, and is open to people of all genders and ethnicities.

The highlight was when students got to try on the lion head themselves, discovering the red ropes inside used to control its eyes and ears. The session ended with a lively performance that had everyone cheering.

It was an unforgettable afternoon that left students with a deeper appreciation for this treasured cultural heritage. 🐝

4 April 2026

Our Mother Tongue Fortnight Programme took place from 1 to 13 March 2026, marking a vibrant conclusion to Term 1. 

This year featured intentional cross-cultural programming that brought our school community together in meaningful ways. Lower primary students collaborated in multilingual stage performances, creating opportunities to experience and share their diverse cultural traditions with peers across all Mother Tongue Languages. Middle and upper primary students immersed themselves in hands-on cultural heritage activities, exploring traditional crafts and arts that connect them to their roots. Our graduating Primary 6 cohort enjoyed a special highlight—interactive sessions with radio DJs from MediaCorp's Mother Tongue Languages stations, where they recorded personalised podcast clips to commemorate our school's milestone 85th anniversary.

The programme successfully celebrated our rich linguistic diversity while fostering deeper cultural appreciation and understanding among all students. 🐝