Chinese Language

Discover how the Chinese Language department makes learning fun through cultural celebrations, touch-typing, and calligraphy competitions.

Last updated 10 June 2026

Chinese Language Department

In the Chinese Language (CL) deparment, we aim to bring out the love and joy of learning CL through many fun filled activities.

Chinese New Year Celebration

Chinese New Year is a festival that celebrates the beginning of a new year on the Chinese calendar. Every year, students and teachers put up an entertaining concert to develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of Chinese culture and values.

Four children in traditional Chinese costumes hold colorful lion dance heads during a school performance indoors.

Two masked children in school uniforms clasp hands in greeting, with decorative oranges bearing Chinese characters in front.

Chinese Language Touch-Typing

Chinese Language Unit started CL Touch-Typing Program in 2018 to develop students to be future-ready learners who can leverage technology to achieve subject discipline outcomes. Since then, we continued to inculcate responsible habits and ownership in students’ learning of Chinese Language through classroom activities every year.

Slide titled P2 and P3 CL SLS PS2.0 Touch-Typing showing learning outcomes for Chinese typing skills.

Students in uniforms and masks sit at desks using laptops in two classroom settings.

Mid Autumn Celebration

On 21 September 2018, our MTL department organized the Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration. Our students are engaged in the activities at a deeper level so that they will have rich learning experiences and develop an appreciation of the Chinese Tradition and Culture.

Children in yellow uniforms gather around a blue checkered table doing a craft activity indoors with adults nearby.

A young boy holds Chinese calligraphy papers and an orange paper lantern during a Mid-Autumn Festival celebration.

Chinese Calligraphy Competition

The students will take part in an annual calligraphy competition. This competition aims to develop in our students the patience in writing Chinese words, appreciate the beauty of Chinese characters, as well as recognise the efforts put in by our students to write beautifully. Many students look forward to take part in this competition as they get to meet students from other schools with the same interest.

Ten school children in uniforms pose outdoors in front of red Chinese New Year banners with rabbit decorations.

Five children in school uniforms and face masks hold up papers covered in Chinese characters outside a building.

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