Tamil Language
The school aims to nurture students to be active learners and proficient
users of their Mother Tongue Language (MTL). As such we are pleased to
organize the Mother Tongue Language Fortnight which is
packed with fun-filled MTL learning activities, thus encouraging students
to use MTL and appreciate the heritage and culture associated with the
language.
The Cedar MTL Fortnight was held from Monday, 25 March 2024 to Friday,
5 April 2024.
Traditional Indian costumes
Draping a saree can be a fun and meaningful experience for girls, while tying a veshti can be just as enriching for boys, especially as they discover the cultural significance behind these traditional garments.
This hands-on experience for the pupils promotes teamwork, creativity and an appreciation for cultural diversity!
P4 Cultural Camp Carnival
Our P4 Cultural Camp was a vibrant exploration of different cultures, offering students a rich and immersive experience. This year, the camp featured a variety of engaging activities that brought traditions to life. Students had the unique opportunity to learn about diverse cultural practices through hands-on sessions, where they thoroughly enjoyed making murukku and experimenting with intricate henna hand designs.
Tamil Department Achievements 2024
Our students participated in various competitions and proudly secured several prizes. These language competitions not only celebrate their achievements but also serve as enriching experiences that nurture personal and academic growth while fostering a deep appreciation for language learning.
Our Primary 6 pupils participated in various Tamil Language competitions organized by Potong Pasir Community Centre, gaining valuable and enriching experiences. They showcased their skills and dedication, winning prizes in both the Essay Writing and Reading competitions.
Our Primary 2, 4, and 5 pupils participated in various Tamil Language competitions organized by Potong Pasir Community Centre. It was an enriching experience for them, and they showcased their talents by winning prizes in the Storytelling and Oratorical competitions.
Our Primary 2, 4, and 5 pupils participated in various Tamil Language competitions organized by Kolam Ayer Community Centre. They found the experience to be a valuable learning opportunity, embracing the journey and growth it offered, regardless of the outcome.