Festival Celebrations

Explore how our school marks Chinese New Year, Hari Raya, Deepavali, and Mid-Autumn Festival to build cultural appreciation and community among students.

Last updated 29 June 2026

Festivals are an expressive way to celebrate our glorious heritage, culture and traditions and strengthen our sense of community. They play an important role to connect people of different races and culture to appreciate the beauty of our own culture and cross-culture.

Festival celebration is an important part of MTL department’s Cultural Learning Model where students are exposed to the different cultures and appreciate them through the experiences during the celebrations and hands-on activities. The four main festivals that we celebrate in school are Chinese New Year, Hari Raya Puasa, Mid-Autumn and Deepavali.

Chinese New Year Concert

Children perform on a school stage with red curtains, Chinese banners, and a projected screen showing Chinese text.

Children in colorful traditional Chinese costumes perform martial arts on stage with a bamboo forest projection behind them.

Children in blue uniforms perform a Chinese orchestra on stage, led by a conductor, with a projected sign reading Chinese Orchestra.

Two children stand at microphones on a stage with a projected dialogue slide about egg expertise and Chinese banners.

Children perform on stage with a projected slide showing Chinese characters and text reading Legend of Nian with a monster.

Adults and children pose together on a school stage with red curtains and Chinese couplet banners.

Hari Raya Puasa Celebrations

Students in white shirts sit on a gym floor watching performers in colorful traditional costumes on a stage.

Students in white uniforms sit on a gym floor facing a stage with a screen displaying "Quiz Time!"

Deepavali Celebrations

Children in white shirts sit watching performers on a school stage with red curtains during an assembly.

Three performers in colorful costumes act on a stage before a large seated audience of children in white shirts.