Our gallery is open daily from 10am – 8pm. School groups may request to visit the exhibition earlier at 9am. A minimum of 20 students is required for such requests.
Educators may lead students to explore the SINGAPO人 exhibition independently. Requests must be sent at least three weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 and a maximum of 40 students.
Tour Times :
2pm – 8pm (Monday)
10am – 8pm (Tuesday to Friday)
Self-guided tours are free, to make a booking request, fill up the Self-Guided Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Embark on an interactive learning journey around the SINGAPO人 exhibition led by our trained facilitators. Choose from specially designed guided tours, with themes ranging from identity, to history, and experience a new way of learning outside the classroom.
Read MoreOnsite guided tour
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Social Studies, Character & Citizenship Education, English and Chinese
1.5 hours by Art Loft
$18 per student (before GST)
What makes Chinese Singaporean culture so distinctive?
Students would be introduced to Chinese Singaporean culture and its connections to the past, present and future through inquiry-based discussions and reflections on festivals, Singaporean language, local dishes, and values cherished by the Chinese. Students would also be challenged to make connections between Chinese Singaporean culture and other ethnic cultures.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. Please download and fill up the Guided Tour Form and email it to education@singaporeccc.org.sg to make your booking request.
Onsite guided tour
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
History, Social Studies, Character & Citizenship Education, English, Chinese
1.5 hours by Art Loft
$18 per student (before GST)
Our past, present and future are intertwined to create this distinctive Chinese Singaporean culture and identity.
Students would be introduced to the Chinese Singaporean culture and its connections to the past, present and future. Through inquiry-based approaches and in-gallery activities, students would be challenged to observe artefacts, make connections with the values cherished by the Chinese, and discuss about uniquely Singaporean lingo.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. Please download and fill up the Guided Tour Form and email it to education@singaporeccc.org.sg to make your booking request.
Onsite guided tour
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
History, Social Studies, Character & Citizenship Education, English, Chinese
1.5 hours by Art Loft
$18 per student (before GST)
Through inquiry-based discussions and in-gallery activities, students get to trace the roots of dialect groups in Singapore, discuss about local brands, local dishes and understand the different languages and dialect groups which make up our Singaporean lingo.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. Please download and fill up the Guided Tour Form and email it to education@singaporeccc.org.sg to make your booking request.
Onsite guided tour
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
History, Social Studies, Character & Citizenship Education, English, Chinese
1.5 hours by Art Loft
$18 per student (before GST)
Our past, present and future are intertwined to create this distinctive Chinese Singaporean culture and identity.
Students would be introduced to the Chinese Singaporean culture and its connections to the past, present and future. Through inquiry-based approaches and in-gallery activities, students would be challenged to observe artefacts, make connections with the values cherished by the Chinese, and discuss about uniquely Singaporean lingo.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. Please download and fill up the Guided Tour Form and email it to education@singaporeccc.org.sg to make your booking request.
Onsite guided tour
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
History, Social Studies, Character & Citizenship Education, English, Chinese
1.5 hours by Art Loft
$18 per student (before GST)
Through inquiry-based discussions and in-gallery activities, students get to trace the roots of dialect groups in Singapore, discuss about local brands, local dishes and understand the different languages and dialect groups which make up our Singaporean lingo.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. Please download and fill up the Guided Tour Form and email it to education@singaporeccc.org.sg to make your booking request.
Learn more about Chinese Singaporean culture from our trained facilitators as they take students on a guided tour of the SINGAPO人 exhibition. Complete your session with an exciting hands-on workshop inspired by the exhibition. Choose from programmes which have been specially developed to offer students a holistic learning experience. Students can express their creativity and originality through a range of activities from craft making to art techniques, to music-making and songwriting.
Read MoreOnsite guided tour + workshop
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Social Studies, Character & Citizenship Education, English and Chinese
2 hours by Art Loft
$24 per student (before GST)
What makes Chinese Singaporean culture so distinctive?
Students would be introduced to Chinese Singaporean culture and its connections to the past, present and future through inquiry-based discussions on festivals, Singaporean language, local dishes, and values cherished by the Chinese. Students would also be challenged to make connections between Chinese Singaporean culture and other ethnic cultures before creating art pieces as reflections of their learning experiences.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Guided Tour With Workshop Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Onsite guided tour + workshop
Mandarin
Chinese, creative writing
2 hours by Intune Music
$20 per student (before GST)
Did you know? Our Chinese Singaporean lingo can be categorised as combined, borrowed or created words?
Students get to make connections with our distinctive local language and their daily lives during the guided tour of the exhibition. Next, students would understand more about lyrics writing and try their hand to re-write a chorus on activity sheets. Apart from increasing their vocabulary and improving their creativity, students would be encouraged to work in teams to present their lyrics to their peers.
This programme is suitable for upper primary students.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Guided Tour With Workshop Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Onsite guided tour + workshop
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Chinese
2 hours by Preschool Market
$15 per student (before GST)
Students would be engaged in an interactive guided tour of the exhibition to explore how culture continues to evolve. They would focus on how interactions with other cultures have given rise to this distinctive Chinese Singaporean identity.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Guided Tour With Workshop Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Onsite guided tour + workshop
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Fine motor skills, social skills, observation skills
2 hours by Preschool Market
$15 per student (before GST)
Students would be engaged in an interactive guided tour of the exhibition to learn more about how Chinese festivals have evolved and are being celebrated in Singapore today. In the workshop, students would create craftwork that reinforces their understanding of the traditions celebrated during Chinese festivals.
This programme is suitable for lower primary students.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Guided Tour With Workshop Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Onsite guided tour + workshop
Mandarin
Chinese and Higher Chinese, creative writing
2 hours by Intune Music
$20 per student (before GST)
What is the origin of lohei? How is it a distinctive dish of Chinese New Year celebrations in this region?
Students would learn more about our local Chinese New Year customs and practices such as lohei during the guided tour of the exhibition. Next, in the hands-on activity, students would understand more about lyrics writing and try their hand to re-write a chorus from SCCC’s “Chinese New Year – The Lo Hei Song”. Apart from increasing their vocabulary and improving their creativity, students would be encouraged to work in teams to present their lyrics to their peers.
This programme is suitable for upper primary students.
Watch this video to find out more!
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Guided Tour With Workshop Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Onsite guided tour + workshop
Mandarin
Chinese, music
2 hours by Intune Music
$20 per student (before GST)
What is SPOP? How are Singapore’s Mandarin pop music different from that of other Chinese communities around the world?
Students would learn more about the factors that have given rise to Singapore’s Mandarin pop music during the guided tour of the exhibition. From SK Poon, to the Xinyao movement, to Stefanie Sun, students would learn more about the evolution of Mandarin music in Singapore. Next, students get to listen to a local classic Mandarin pop song and create their own version using the iPad GarageBand app which would be provided during the workshop.
This programme is suitable for upper primary students.
Watch this video to find out more!
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Guided Tour With Workshop Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Onsite guided tour + workshop
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Social skills, observation skills
2 hours by Preschool Market
$15 per student (before GST)
Students would be engaged as cultural detectives during this multi-sensorial guided tour and learn to identify between borrowed and created words as well unique local dishes. In the hands-on activity which follows, students get to deepen their understanding of cultural differences of language and food through craftwork.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Guided Tour With Workshop Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Onsite guided tour + workshop
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Language and literacy, problem-solving, social skills, cognitive skills, creativity
1.5 hours by Art Loft
$18 per student (before GST)
Join us in this immersive in-gallery experience of the exhibition and learn more about our distinctive Chinese Singaporean culture through festivals, food and values cherished by the Chinese. Specially designed for curious pre-schoolers, this guided tour would engage their senses to make connections to present day and other local cultures through object-based and inquiry-based discussions. After that, students get to create and bring home their own art pieces as reflections of their learning experiences.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Guided Tour With Workshop Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Onsite guided tour + workshop
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Fine motor skills, social skills
2 hours by Preschool Market
$15 per student (before GST)
Students would be engaged in an interactive guided tour of the exhibition to learn more about how Chinese festivals have evolved and are being celebrated in Singapore today. In the workshop, students would create craftwork that reinforces their understanding of the traditions celebrated during Chinese festivals.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Guided Tour With Workshop Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Onsite guided tour + workshop
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Social skills, observation skills
2 hours by Preschool Market
$15 per student (before GST)
Students would be engaged as cultural detectives during this multi-sensorial guided tour and learn to identify between borrowed and created words as well unique local dishes. In the hands-on activity which follows, students get to deepen their understanding of cultural differences through craftwork.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Guided Tour With Workshop Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Onsite guided tour + workshop
Mandarin
Chinese, creative writing
2 hours by Intune Music
$20 per student (before GST)
Did you know? Our Chinese Singaporean lingo can be categorised as combined, borrowed or created words?
Students get to make connections with our distinctive local language and their daily lives during the guided tour of the exhibition. Next, students would understand more about lyrics writing and try their hand to re-write a chorus on activity sheets. Apart from increasing their vocabulary and improving their creativity, students would be encouraged to work in teams to present their lyrics to their peers.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Guided Tour With Workshop Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Onsite guided tour + workshop
Mandarin
Chinese and Higher Chinese, creative writing
2 hours by Intune Music
$20 per student (before GST)
What is the origin of lohei? How is it a distinctive dish of Chinese New Year celebrations in this region?
Students would learn more about our local Chinese New Year customs and practices such as lohei during the guided tour of the exhibition. Next, in the hands-on activity, students would understand more about lyrics writing and try their hand to re-write a chorus from SCCC’s “Chinese New Year – The Lo Hei Song”. Apart from increasing their vocabulary and improving their creativity, students would be encouraged to work in teams to present their lyrics to their peers.
Watch this video to find out more!
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Guided Tour With Workshop Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Onsite guided tour + workshop
Mandarin
Chinese, music
2 hours by Intune Music
$20 per student (before GST)
What is SPOP? How are Singapore’s Mandarin pop music different from that of other Chinese communities around the world?
Students would learn more about the factors that have given rise to Singapore’s Mandarin pop music during the guided tour of the exhibition. From SK Poon, to the Xinyao movement, to Stefanie Sun, students would learn more about the evolution of Mandarin music in Singapore. Next, students get to listen to a local classic Mandarin pop song and create their own version using the iPad GarageBand app which would be provided during the workshop.
Watch this video to find out more!
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Guided Tour With Workshop Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Onsite guided tour + workshop
Mandarin
Music, Chinese and Higher Chinese
2 hours by Intune Music
$20 per student (before GST)
What is Singapore’s Mandarin music? What is Xinyao?
Students would be brought on a guided tour of the exhibition focusing on Mandarin music and Xinyao. Next, students would learn about the history of Xinyao music and its development over the years. Finally, students get to learn how to play a Xinyao song on the Ukulele and perform as a team.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 40 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Guided Tour With Workshop Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Are you an educator looking for home-based learning programmes? Or alternative learning methods for your students in class? Using a blend of online live teaching, multi-media formats, handouts and craft materials, we have some engaging programmes to achieve your learning outcomes. Watch the highlights of our Online School Programmes.
Read MoreOnline guided tour
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Social Studies, Character & Citizenship Education, English and Chinese
1 hour by Art Loft
$15 per student (before GST)
What makes Chinese Singaporean culture so distinctive?
Students would be introduced to Chinese Singaporean culture and its connections to the past, present and future through inquiry-based discussions and reflections on festivals, Singaporean language, local dishes, and values cherished by the Chinese. Students would also be challenged to make connections between Chinese Singaporean culture and other ethnic cultures.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Online guided tour + workshop
Mandarin
Chinese, creative writing
1 hour by Intune Music
$10 per student (before GST)
Did you know? Our Chinese Singaporean lingo can be categorised as combined, borrowed or created words?
Students get to make connections with our distinctive local language and their daily lives through an interactive digital game. Next, students would understand more about lyrics writing and try their hand to re-write a chorus on activity sheets.
This programme is suitable for upper primary students.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Online guided tour + workshop
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Chinese
1 hour by Preschool Market
$12 per student (before GST)
What is Chinese culture? What is Chinese Singaporean culture? How has it evolved?
Using Chinese festivals as examples, students get to explore how Chinese culture has evolved to a distinctive one in Singapore through an interactive online quiz. Next, students would be guided to create a craft related to the Chinese festival as a reflection of how culture continues to evolve today.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Online guided tour + workshop
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Fine motor skills, social skills
1 hour by Preschool Market
$12 per student (before GST)
Focusing on Chinese festivals and how it is celebrated in Singapore, students would learn what makes up a Chinese Singaporean through an interactive online quiz. In the hands-on activity, students would be guided to create a craft related to the Chinese festival.
This programme is suitable for lower primary students.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Online guided tour + workshop
Mandarin
Chinese and Higher Chinese, creative writing
1 hour by Intune Music
$10 per student (before GST)
What is the origin of lohei? How is it a distinctive dish of Chinese New Year celebrations in this region?
Using digital media and interactive games, students would be introduced to lohei and learn more about our local Chinese New Year customs and practices. Next, students would understand more about lyrics writing and try their hand to re-write a chorus from SCCC’s “Chinese New Year – The Lo Hei Song”.
This programme is suitable for upper primary students.
Watch this video to find out more!
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Online guided tour + workshop
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Social skills, observation skills
1 hour by Preschool Market
$12 per student (before GST)
How has traditional Chinese food evolved with cultural interactions?
Through local food dishes such as Hokkien Mee or Tu Tu Kueh, students would learn what makes up a Chinese Singaporean in this fun and interactive online quiz. Next, students get to create a craftwork in response to what they had learnt.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Online guided tour + workshop
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Language and literacy, problem-solving, social skills, cognitive skills, creativity
1.5 hours by Art Loft
$18 per student (before GST)
Learn more about our distinctive Chinese Singaporean culture through festivals, food and values cherished by the Chinese. Specially designed for curious pre-schoolers, this online session would engage their senses to make connections to present day and other local cultures through multi-media interactives. After that, students get to create their own art pieces as reflections of their learning experiences.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Online guided tour + workshop
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Fine motor skills, social skills
1 hour by Preschool Market
$12 per student (before GST)
Focusing on Chinese festivals and how it is celebrated in Singapore, students would learn what makes up a Chinese Singaporean through an interactive online quiz. In the hands-on activity, students would be guided to create a craft related to the Chinese festival.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Online guided tour + workshop
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
Social skills, observation skills
1 hour by Preschool Market
$12 per student (before GST)
How has traditional Chinese food evolved with cultural interactions?
Through local food dishes such as Hokkien Mee or Tu Tu Kueh, students would learn what makes up a Chinese Singaporean in this fun and interactive online quiz. Next, students get to create a craftwork in response to what they had learnt.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Online guided tour + workshop
Mandarin
Chinese, creative writing
1 hour by Intune Music
$10 per student (before GST)
Did you know? Our Chinese Singaporean lingo can be categorised as combined, borrowed or created words?
Students get to make connections with our distinctive local language and their daily lives through an interactive digital game. Next, students would understand more about lyrics writing and try their hand to re-write a chorus on activity sheets.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Online guided tour
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
History, Social Studies, Character & Citizenship Education, English, Chinese
1 hour by Art Loft
$15 per student (before GST)
Our past, present and future are intertwined to create this distinctive Chinese Singaporean culture and identity.
Students would be introduced to the Chinese Singaporean culture and its connections to the past, present and future. Through inquiry-based approaches and interactive digital games, students would be challenged to observe historical records, make connections with the values cherished by the Chinese and identify uniquely Singaporean lingo.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Online guided tour + workshop
Mandarin
Chinese and Higher Chinese, creative writing
1 hour by Intune Music
$10 per student (before GST)
What is the origin of lohei? How is it a distinctive dish of Chinese New Year celebrations in this region?
Using digital media and interactive games, students would be introduced to lohei and learn more about our local Chinese New Year customs and practices. Next, students would understand more about lyrics writing and try their hand to re-write a chorus from SCCC’s “Chinese New Year – The Lo Hei Song”.
Watch this video to find out more!
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Online guided tour
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
History, Social Studies, Character & Citizenship Education, English, Chinese
1 hour by Art Loft
$15 per student (before GST)
Through inquiry-based discussions and interactive digital approaches, students get to trace the roots of dialect groups in Singapore, discuss about local brands, local dishes and understand the different languages and dialect groups which make up our Singaporean lingo.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Online guided tour
English/Mandarin/bilingual
History, Social Studies, Character & Citizenship Education, English, Chinese
1 hour by Art Loft
$15 per student (before GST)
Our past, present and future are intertwined to create this distinctive Chinese Singaporean culture and identity.
Students would be introduced to the Chinese Singaporean culture and its connections to the past, present and future. Through inquiry-based approaches and interactive digital games, students would be challenged to observe historical records, make connections with the values cherished by the Chinese and identify uniquely Singaporean lingo.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Online guided tour
English/Mandarin/Bilingual
History, Social Studies, Character & Citizenship Education, English, Chinese
1 hour by Art Loft
$15 per student (before GST)
Through inquiry-based discussions and interactive digital approaches, students get to trace the roots of dialect groups in Singapore, discuss about local brands, local dishes and understand the different languages and dialect groups which make up our Singaporean lingo.
Share This TourRequests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit. Each session may accommodate a minimum of 20 students and a maximum of 80 students. To make a booking request, fill up the Online School Programme Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
Are you an educator looking for resources to teach culture in your classroom? Or are you looking for content regarding topics about local food, language, festivals, and values?
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre has specially produced a series of articles for schools which discusses Chinese Singaporean culture through local food, kopitiam lingo, Chinese festivals, the arts, and values cherished by the Chinese.
These comprehension passages are written with multiple choice questions & answers and are suitable for different age groups. Educators can use them for classroom teaching and learning or supplement the learning before or after your visit to the exhibition SINGAPO人.
We would also like to hear what you think of the articles in this short questionnaire here.
| Title | Suitable for |
| International Recognition for Local Film | Lower Secondary Higher Chinese |
| Zhongyuan Festival and Getai Culture | Lower Secondary Higher Chinese |
| Values Cherished by the Chinese | Lower Secondary Express Chinese |
| Chinese Singaporean Surnames | Lower Secondary Higher Chinese |
| Kopitiam Culture | Lower Secondary Chinese |
More comprehension passages coming up. Stay tuned!
The Chinese Singaporean identity today is a result of generations of intercultural influences. Through a walking trail of buildings, arts and food, we will bring you on a journey of discovery, to find out the level of ‘Chinese-ness’ Singaporean Chinese are.
Co-organised by Singapore Chinese Culture Centre and Tribe Tours, the tour will start off with the SINGAPO人 permanent exhibition which sets the context of the tour, we continue exploring the themes of the exhibition zones by embarking on a walking trail to Telok Ayer – the backbone of development of the Chinese migrant community in early Singapore.
Through the livestream, learn concepts such as:
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Day and time of tour: Daily, 10am – 6pm (except Monday 2-6pm), subject to availability
Fee:
Price for up to 30 pax: $850 nett
Price for up to 50 pax: $1200 nett
Between 51 to 100 pax: Additional $13 per pax
Please email guidedtour@singaporeccc.org.sg to make a booking request.
Responding to Kuo Pao Kun’s Silly Little Girl and The Funny Old Tree, Poppy follows the story of a teenage environmentalist in present-day Singapore. It combines interactivity, social media, camera wizardry and live performance to tell a re-imagined tale about loss and the fight to protect what you love.
Jointly presented by the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre & The Theatre Practice Education Project. The Theatre Practice is the Fourth Singapore Chinese Cultural Contribution Award recipient under the Organisation Category. For more details, visit here.
Performance Dates & Time: All year round (To be discussed with the organization or school)
Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes (Inclusive of the post-show dialogue)
Language: Mandarin or English (Please choose one)
Target Audience: Secondary, Tertiary (Class or Assembly Show)
Audience Size: Maximum 250
Fee: $2,000 + prevailing GST (Tote Board Arts Grant can be used)
Digital edition only
Please email ttpeducation@practice.org.sg to make a booking request. Due to the interactive nature of this Zoom play, please call 6337 2525 to find out more about how to ensure the best viewing experience for your students.
Are you an educator looking for ways to improve your students’ public speaking skills? Or are you looking for service-learning projects where your students can contribute to, and make an impact on society?
Join us on the Junior Guide Training Programme, where students get a chance to polish their speaking, language, writing and listening skills. After learning about our exhibition SINGAPO人, the trained student ambassadors can get a chance to put their skills to practice by leading their peers around.
Day: Weekdays
Duration: 7 hours
Language: English/ Mandarin
Relevant Subjects: English / Chinese Language, Character & Citizenship Education
Age group: Recommended for Primary 5 students and above
This programme is free and would require all students to complete the 7-hour programme. Schools can request for one full day programme or two half-day sessions. After the training programme, these student ambassadors must bring at least a class of students on a guided tour of SINGAPO人.
Requests for this Junior Guide Training Programme must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of training. Each training request may accommodate a maximum of 20 students. Please download and fill up the Junior Guide Training Programme Form and email to education@singaporeccc.org.sg to make your booking request.
The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre supports educators in connecting students with the learning of Chinese Singaporean culture.
Calling all educators!
The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre presents the exhibition, SINGAPO人, which examines the distinctive Chinese Singaporean culture through themes such as food, language, and customs.
We would like to invite you to join us on a tour of our exhibition in this educators-only event for you to gauge how easily it is for your students to be self-directed learners.
You will also be introduced to specially designed resources to prepare you for future visits with your students!
| Main audience | Language | Date | Time | Venue |
| Preschool educators | Mandarin | 27 May 2022, Friday | 3pm – 5pm | Recital Studio (level 6) |
| Primary school educators | Mandarin | 1 June 2022, Wednesday | 3pm – 5pm | Recital Studio (level 6) |
| Secondary school/ tertiary institution educators | Mandarin | 2 June 2022, Thursday | 10am – 12pm | Recital Studio (level 6) |
| In-service educators | English | 3 June 2022, Friday | 10am – 12pm | Recital Studio (level 6) |
Price: $5
These sessions are organised especially for in-service educators teaching in local schools. These tours are conducted in English or Mandarin. Each session is two hours long and requires a minimum of five participants. Registration closes three days prior to the start of the session. For all enquiries, please email education@singaporeccc.org.sg.
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Discover something new and exciting for your students through presentations and discussions of our SINGAPO人 exhibition. You’d uncover the depths about Chinese Singaporean culture through different aspects such as food, language, and customs! Participants will be introduced to some specially designed resources to help prepare for future visits with their students.
Venue: Zoom
Price: Free. Registration is required.
Date: 25 November 2021 (Chinese) and 26 November 2021 (English)
Time: 3pm – 5pm
These sessions are organised especially for in-service educators teaching in local schools. Each session requires a minimum of five participants and registration closes four days prior to the start of the session.
Registration is closed.
Pick up a copy of THE SINGAPO人 HUNT Little Explorer to explore the exhibition with your little ones where you can look for magical shadows and hunt for that chou chou pillow. For older children (10 years and above), grab a copy of The Great SINGAPO人 Adventure and get your pencil ready for some crossword puzzles and drawing activities.
| English tour: | 1pm and 3pm (Saturday and Sunday) |
| Mandarin tour: | 2pm and 4pm (Saturday and Sunday) |
These tours are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Visitors may walk-in and register at the front desk on Level 2. Each tour is limited to 10 participants (excluding the docent) due to safe management measures. To know more about COVID-19 measures for exhibition visitors, click here.
Corporations and travel agencies may request for a guided tour of the SINGAPO人 exhibition during our opening hours. Led by our trained facilitators, take this chance to deepen your understanding of what it means to be a Chinese Singaporean. Each tour requires a minimum of 20 persons and may accommodate a maximum of 40 persons. This 1.5-hour long tour may be conducted in English, Mandarin or bilingual (English & Mandarin).
The group guided tour is free for social welfare organisations, MOE schools, government agencies and SCCC partners. Virtual guided tours are also available.
To make a booking request, fill up the Group Visit Form and send it to us at guidedtour@singaporeccc.org.sg. Tour requests must be sent at least four weeks prior to date of tour commencement. Each physical tour may accommodate a maximum of 10 persons and virtual tour may accommodate to a maximum of 100 persons.
How did Chinese Singaporeans develop the habit of having kaya toast for breakfast, and what is kopi siudai? Why do Chinese Singaporeans lohei during Chinese New Year and observe Zhongyuan in the seventh lunar month? How did these habits and practices develop, and what are some other Chinese Singaporean customs? Join a tour specially curated for new citizens and non-Singaporeans to better appreciate the distinctiveness of Chinese Singaporean culture. Each session includes a guided tour and short discussion segment.
Tour is free. Suitable for those aged 15 and above. Each participant will also receive a complimentary bottle of Cooling Water from Three Legs brand.
| Date: | 8 January 2022 – 3 December 2022 |
| Time: | 10am — 11.30am (registration from 9.45am) |
| Tour Dates: | 8 Jan; 12 Feb; 5 Mar; 2 Apr; 7 May; 4 Jun; 2 Jul; 6 Aug; 3 Sep; 1 Oct; 5 Nov; 3 Dec |
| Venue: | SINGAPO人: Discovering Singapore Chinese Culture, Singapore Chinese Culture Centre, Level 2 |
| Event Language: | Conducted in English & Mandarin |
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8 January 2022 [Ended]
12 February 2o22 [Ended]
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Curated and conducted by Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre & Preschool Market
Calling all parents and children!
Join us this school holiday in an interactive guided tour of the SINGAPO人exhibition to learn more about how Chinese festivals have evolved and are being celebrated in Singapore today. In the workshop, parents and their children would create and bring home a light-up card that reinforces their understanding of the traditions celebrated during Mid-Autumn Festival.
| Date: | 7 June 2022, Tuesday (Mandarin) 8 June 2022, Wednesday (English) 9 June 2022, Thursday (Mandarin) 10 June 2022, Friday (English) |
| Time: | 10am – 12pm |
| Duration: | 12o minutes |
| Price: | $23 per parent-child |
| Venue: | Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre Recital Studio, Level 6 |
*Recommended for children of ages five – nine years old. Maximum 20 pax per session.
This programme is held in conjunction with our exhibition, SINGAPO人: Discovering Chinese Singaporean Culture.
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Onsite guided tour
Mandarin, English, bilingual
1.5 hours by Art Loft
$18 per participant (before GST)
Our past, present and future are intertwined to create this distinctive Chinese Singaporean culture and identity.
Participants would be introduced to the Chinese Singaporean culture and its connections to the past, present and future. Through inquiry-based approaches and in-gallery activities, participants would be challenged to observe artefacts, make connections with the values cherished by the Chinese, and discuss about uniquely Singaporean lingo.
An online option is also available at $15 per participant (before GST) for this hour-long session.
To make a booking request, fill up the Private Tour Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg. Requests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit.
Onsite guided tour
Mandarin, English, bilingual
1.5 hours by Art Loft
$18 per participant (before GST)
Through inquiry-based discussions and in-gallery activities, participants get to trace the roots of dialect groups in Singapore, discuss about local brands, local dishes and understand the different languages and dialect groups which make up our Singaporean lingo.
An online option is also available at $15 per participant (before GST) for this hour-long session.
To make a booking request, fill up the Private Tour Form and send it to us at education@singaporeccc.org.sg. Requests must be sent at least five weeks prior to your date of visit.
