MT Fortnight Programme

Explore the MT Fortnight Programme, a two-week cultural celebration where students deepen their language skills and heritage through hands-on activities, crafts, and performances.

Last updated 14 July 2026

The Mother Tongue Fortnight Programme is an enriching two-week celebration that immerses Assumptionknights in the vibrant cultures of their MTL. Through a diverse range of interactive activities, cultural workshops and engaging performances, students experience their MTL in meaningful ways beyond classroom learning.

Students participate in hands-on cultural activities such as traditional arts and crafts, culinary demonstrations and cultural performances. These authentic experiences not only enhance their language skills but also deepen their appreciation of their cultural heritage. The programme creates an exciting platform for our students to actively use their MTL while discovering the rich traditions that shape their cultural identity.

Chinese Programmes

Chinese Paper Cutting

A young student wearing glasses and a school uniform works on a red paper cutting craft at a desk.

Two students in school uniforms hold up red paper-cut crafts and smile at a desk with scissors and craft supplies.

Chinese Painting

A student in a school uniform paints a black ink snake on paper spread over a newspaper-covered desk.

Two students in school uniforms hold paintbrushes over artwork featuring snakes and flowers during an art class.

Malay Programmes

Batik Painting

A young student in a white uniform paints a pink lotus flower on canvas over newspaper-covered tables.

A group of school students in white uniforms hold up colorful floral artworks in a classroom.

Learning Journey to Lorong Buangkok

Students in school uniforms sit at a patterned table wrapping rice in banana leaves outdoors under a shelter.

Students in school uniforms sit on the floor around a large shared plate of rice and vegetables, with one photographing the food.

A group of students in white and navy uniforms stand outside an old building with a sign reading Lorong BuangKok 1964.