Highlights

MT Fortnight 2023

2 March 2023

See how Regent Secondary School's Mother Tongue Fortnight 2023 brought culture to life, from Opera Mask Painting to Shadow Puppetry and martial arts.

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In Regent Secondary School, Mother Tongue Fortnight activities adopted a thematic approach with the Secondary 1 students participating in cultural arts and craft activities such as Opera Mask Painting and Wau Kite making. The Secondary 2 students were immersing themselves in the beauty of Chinese Calligraphy and Khat Drawing/Javi Calligraphy while the Secondary 3 students were executing the Chinese Wushu and Silat martial arts moves in precision. The Secondary 4 students had the opportunities to create and design authentic characters for the Shadow Puppetry Performance. This cultural fiesta programmes have definitely enhanced Regenities' language literacy skills and enabled them to appreciate one another's culture and traditions.

Students in school uniforms practice Chinese calligraphy and painting, displaying completed works with Chinese characters.

Students in white uniforms practice Wushu and Silat martial arts moves in a school hall during an appreciation event.

Students in white uniforms draw and color shadow puppet characters at classroom tables, with finished puppet designs shown below.

Group of dancers in white shirts, black shorts, colorful vests, and decorative hats performing coordinated moves indoors.

📹 Click to watch Sec 3 Silat Appreciation

📹 Click to watch Sec 3 Wushu Appreciation

A classroom display with red and white banners featuring Chinese calligraphy on boards and bulletin boards.

Four-panel display of Chinese cultural art: shadow puppets, calligraphy scrolls, painted opera masks, and students viewing the exhibit.