Highlights 2016 - National Heritage Board

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MISSION
To preserve and celebrate
our shared heritage
undertakes the roles of safeguarding and promoting
“NHB
the heritage of our diverse communities for the purpose of
education, nation-building and cultural understanding.
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VISION
Pride in our Past,
Legacy for our Future
who know and understand our history,
“Singaporeans
and cherish the importance of leaving legacies toward
a shared future.
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NATIONAL
HERITAGE
BOARD
National Heritage Board (NHB) was formed on 1 August
1993. As the custodian of Singapore’s heritage, the NHB
is responsible for telling the Singapore Story, sharing the
Singaporeans experience and imparting our Singapore spirit.
NHB’s mission is to preserve and celebrate the shared
heritage of our diverse communities, for the purpose of
education, nation-building and cultural understanding. It
manages the national museums, heritage institutions and
the Language Councils Secretariat. The NHB also sets
policies relating to heritage sites, national monuments and
the National Collection. Through the National Collection, the
NHB curates heritage programmes and presents exhibitions
to connect the past, present and future generations of
Singaporeans. NHB is a statutory board under the Ministry of
Culture, Community and Youth.
Please visit www.nhb.gov.sg for more information
CONTENTS
Museum & Heritage Programmes
2. Pre School & Primary
12.Secondary & Tertiary
16.All Ages
21.Museum Etiquette
22.Contact Information
Foreword
The National Heritage Board (NHB) has a bevy of exciting
exhibitions and programmes planned for 2016. With the recognition
of key competencies necessary to thrive in the 21st century, we are
continually working to ensure that our content and programming
remains at cutting edge of heritage education. We have actively
partnered with the Ministry of Education, Early Childhood
Development Agency and an array of educators, schools,
institutions and educational organisations to provide engaging
and quality learning experience to enable teachers and students
to discover Singapore’s shared history and heritage to achieve the
Desired Outcomes of Education. This brochure is intended as a
one-stop, easy referencing tool for educators to peruse the various
events and activities our museums and institutions have to offer.
It is our belief that heritage should be an important component
of every stage of the education live cycle, and our exhibitions and
programmes cater for students from pre-school to tertiary levels.
We hope that you will be able to take the time to visit us and
experience heritage up close.
MUSEUM & HERITAGE
PROGRAMMES
Pre School & Primary
Stamps Are Fun
Stamps! Stamps! Stamps!
Suitable Ages
N1 (3 years old)
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Venue Singapore Philatelic Museum
Fees $7 per pax (min 10 pax)
Suitable Ages
Date
Date
Discover the many stories that stamps tell and
find out how these colourful and attractive stamps
are educational yet fun for young children.
Learn about Singapore’s rich heritage, nature
and traditional games captured on stamps. Children get to explore and play with the
traditional games.
For more information, please visit www.spm.org.sg
or contact Ms Lily Samuel at 6513 7347
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HE R I TAGE E D U CAT ION H IGH L IGH TS 2016
N2 (4 years old)
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
GE PRO GRA MM ES
MU SEU M & HER ITA
IM AR Y
PR E SC HO OL & PR
We Are One
K2 (6 years old)
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Suitable Ages
Date
The World of Stamps
K1 - K2 (5 - 6 years old)
Date Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Suitable Ages
Learn about the stories behind stamps, the
different parts of a stamp and how to collect
stamps. Participants will also get to complete a
fun worksheet.
Meet Mr Postman
K1 - K2 (5 - 6 years old)
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Suitable Ages
Date
What is the sequence of mail? Who is responsible
for the collection and delivery of mail? Find out at
the Meet Mr Postman pre-school programme.
Find out how multi-racial Singaporeans have
come together as one people to build a nation
that we are proud to call our home and country.
My Fancy Postcard
K2 (6 years old)
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Suitable Ages
Date
This educational activity introduces the concept of
writing postcards and letters to family members
and loved ones. Postcards will be provided. Children must bring along an address and a 30
cents postage stamp.
Self-guided
– Fantastic Creatures Trail
K1 - K2 ( 5 - 6 years old),
P1 - P2 (7 - 8 years old)
Day Tuesdays to Fridays
Time 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm, 4pm
Venue Asian Civilisations Museum
Fees Free
Suitable Ages
Paper Collage
K2 (6 years old)
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Suitable Ages
Date
Participants will enjoy viewing children’s works
that have been featured on stamps. After a fun
discussion of different types of papers and textures,
they will be given a themed template to complete
their artwork.
Learn about cultures through unique, real and
mythical animals with your students in this selfguided trail. Teacher’s resource available too.
For more information, please visit http://acm.org.sg/
programmes/school-teachers/school-visits
Admission to all NHB museums is free for
Singaporeans, PR students and NHB members.
Fees applicable for international students
H ERITAGE ED UCATIO N H IG H L IG H TS 2 0 1 6
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Guided Tour
– Fantastic Creatures
Singapore’s Little Treasures
K1 - K2 (5 - 6 years old),
Time 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm
Fees Free
‘Singapore’s Little Treasures’ (SLT) is a
collaborative project with Early Childhood
Development Agency which provides preschoolers the opportunity to discover our multicultural heritage through creative, engaging and
purposeful classroom activities and museum
visits. The educators will also be equipped with
the knowledge of Singapore’s shared history as
well as strategies to promote heritage learning
using specially-curated resources from Indian
Heritage Centre, National Museum of Singapore,
Malay Heritage Centre, Peranakan Museum and
Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall
Suitable Ages
Ignite the imagination of your students and fire
their passion for stories through this interactive
tour that uses active looking to explore different
real and mythical animals.
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Suitable Ages
K1 – K2 (5 – 6 years old)
For more information, please email
[email protected]
Be a Young Fashionista
K1 - K2 ( 5 - 6 years old),
Day Tuesdays to Thursdays
Time 1.5 hours
Venue National Museum of Singapore
Fees TBA
Suitable Ages
Self-guided – Colours+
Shapes+Patterns Trail
K1 - K2 ( 5 - 6 years old),
Fees Free
Suitable Ages
Students will discover the unique colours, shapes
and patterns in our objects. Teacher’s resource
available too.
In this fun and engaging workshop, students will
experience the fashion and lifestyle of the 1920s
and 1930s, and learn how globalisation influenced
and impacted Singaporeans in a memorable way.
After a short gallery tour to introduce the fashion
and lifestyle of the time and highlight how fashion
in Singapore was influenced by the West, students
will be given a chance to relive one of Singapore’s
favourite leisure activities in the past – dancing!
They will be asked to pair up and taught simple
dance moves, followed by a craft activity in which
they will decorate and colour paper costumes
and fashion accessories from the 1930s.
Learning Areas: Aesthetic and Creative
Expressions, Discovery of the World, Motor Skills
Development, Social and Emotional Development.
[email protected]
Be a Young Explorer
K1 - K2 ( 5 - 6 years old),
Time 1.5 hours
Fees TBA
Suitable Ages
Get up close and personal with nature in this
interactive workshop! Students will role-play
as one of William Farquhar’s commissioned
ecologists from the 1800s and solve a mystery
while interacting with the museum’s outdoor
garden. Through this immersive learning process,
students can explore and learn about Singapore’s
ecosystem and how people benefited from and
used certain native plants in the past. At the end
of the workshop, students will gain a deeper
understanding of Singapore’s native
fruit and flowers and their importance to our
history and culture.
Learning Areas: Discovery of the World, Motor
Skills Development, Numeracy, Social and
Emotional Development.
[email protected]
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Be a Young Toymaker
Colourful World of Stamps
K1 - K2 ( 5 - 6 years old),
Time 1.5 hours
Fees $12 per pax (min 25 pax, max 40 pax)
Suitable Ages
Travel back in time on this learning journey to
the 1950s and 1960s! A short tour of the gallery
will offer students insight on the recreational
activities of a child growing up in Singapore at
that time. They will be introduced to traditional
toys that were popular then, as well as learn
about the importance of the toy industry in
Singapore. Students will also enjoy an interactive
role-playing experience featuring drama and
storytelling elements that will introduce them
to Singapore’s industrialisation process. As
imagined employees of a toy manufacturing
company, they will learn about the value of
money and the concept of buying and selling.
Students will also learn how to purchase various
toy parts and assemble a traditional toy through
teamwork. This fun and enriching programme
builds confidence, increases self-esteem and
encourages teamwork among peers.
The Colourful World of Stamps unfolds as
students go on a guided tour of the museum and
discover that stamps are miniature ambassadors
that document our historical milestones, national
achievements, aspirations and more. Students
will also get to design their very own stamp and
share with their classmates.
Suitable Ages
Learning Areas: Discovery of the World,
Numeracy, Motor Skills Development, Social
and Emotional Development.
[email protected]
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Fees $7 per pax
Date
We Are One
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Fees $7 per pax
Suitable Ages
Date
Students will listen to the story of ‘We Are One’
that uses stamps to illustrate the importance of
respect and appreciation of the different races
and cultures in Singapore. Students will use
props to dramatise a scene from the story.
Communication & Me
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Fees $7 per pax
Suitable Ages
Date
Find out about the past and present means of
communication and learn to address and send a
postcard to a friend or family member. Postcards
will be provided. Students are to bring along an
address and a 30 cents stamp.
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Self-guided – Peranakan
Mania – Chasing Bibik Neo
Lesser Known
Ethnic Communities
Suitable Ages
Tuesdays to Fridays
Venue The Peranakan Museum
Fees Free
Suitable Ages
Day
Date
Pupils will have fun learning about Peranakan
culture while tracking down the mysterious Bibik
Neo, the matriarch of a Peranakan household.
Clues will be embedded in objects throughout
the galleries.
What were the traditional trades that our Indian
forefathers carried out? What is the difference
between Hari Raya Haji and Hari Raya Puasa?
How do the Chinese celebrate Winter Solstice? Who is Father Time and how do the Eurasians
celebrate New Year? Come explore these lesser
known facts about our ethnic communities at the
Singapore Philatelic Museum, take part in a fun
activity and win museum tokens!
For more information, please visit http://
peranakanmuseum.org.sg/programmes/schoolteachers/school-visits
P1 - P4 (7 - 10 years old)
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Fees $7 per pax
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Adventures in Asia
– Art Attack
P1 - P6 (7 - 12 years old)
Time 10am - 12pm, 12pm - 2pm, 2pm - 4pm
Fees $300 for every 15 students
Suitable Ages
Students will get a hands-on experience in this
interactive workshop. This workshop includes a
30-minute tour and a 30-minute art workshop.
The Fearless Twins
and The Magical Kaleido
Storytelling Programme
P1 - P6 (7 - 12 years old)
Date All year
Time 30 minutes
Venue Schools
Fees $600 (including 20 copies of the publication)
Suitable Ages
Be enthralled as a professional storyteller brings
to life a time-travelling adventure around our
National Monuments, based on the publication,
The Fearless Twins and the Magical Kaleido: A
Narrow Escape. Will Toby and Tammy solve the
mystery of the spinning clock tower, fight off fiery
flames and escape in time?
Bring this session to your school, or, during
post-exam periods, attend one of these sessions
at a Monument, and go on an outdoor trail to
see the buildings!
[email protected]
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Heritage Mix!
P3 - P4 (9 - 10 years old)
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Fees $7 per pax
Suitable Ages
Date
Students will explore musical instruments,
costumes and traditional items used by people
of different communities in Singapore to have a
deeper understanding of Singapore’s rich heritage
in this interactive hands-on session. Students will
also take home their own mementoes that they
will create during a handicraft session.
Yesteryears
P3 - P4 (9 - 10 years old)
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Fees $7 per pax
Suitable Ages
Date
What are some of the objects that have been
used and trades that have been carried out in
Singapore in the past? How are they different
today? Some are no longer around. Find out at
this educational activity.
National Stamp Collecting
Competition Workshop
P3 - P4 (9 - 12 years old)
Date Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Fees $4 per pax
Suitable Ages
Students work in groups of 4 and submit exhibits
using philatelic materials and narratives based on
a theme of their choice.
Guided Tour – Heroes of Asia
Singapore Through Stamps
P4 - P6 (10 - 12 years old)
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Fees $7 per pax
Suitable Ages
Date
A National Education directed programme for
upper primary pupils, it teaches Singapore’s
history, heritage and culture through stamps and
stories. The programme also shows pupils why it
is important to remember the past and how it has
shaped the present. Pupils will get to bring back
a bookmark souvenir and the activity sheet they
collectively complete during the programme.
P3 - P4 (9 - 10 years old)
Tuesdays to Fridays
Fees Free
Suitable Ages
Day
Students will learn valuable lessons for living
through these Asian stories focusing on figures
like the Monkey god, Hanuman, to the craftsmen
who have created art that have lasted till today.
Heritage Explorers
Programme
P3 - P6 (9 - 12 years old)
Sign up by 22 January or 4 March
Venue School
Fees Free
Suitable Ages
Date
The Heritage Explorers Programme aims to raise
students’ awareness and interest in local and
community heritage. Through the lens of various
heritage professions such as curator, educator
and etc, students will have the opportunity to
complete a series of activities which help to
cultivate a sense of commitment to and passion
for heritage. In turn, they will earn a Heritage
Explorers Badge.
[email protected]
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Learning Journey
@ Wan Qing Yuan
Self-guided – On the Trail
of Peranakan Treasures
Suitable Ages
P4 - P6 (10 - 12 years old)
To be fixed upon request
Time To be fixed upon request
Venue Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall Fees Free
Suitable Ages
Date
Day
Fun and engaging worksheets in both English and
Chinese have been designed for upper primary
students. Worksheets that are specially designed
based on the Social Studies syllabus (Primary
4 and 5) are also available. Teachers can bring
students to embark on an interactive learning
journey at the Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial
Hall through scenario-based learning with
these worksheets!
Pupils will embark on an exciting self-guided tour
to discover many fascinating objects of Peranakan
culture, such as the nonyaware, a sireh set,
an ancestral altar, and the Tok Panjang. Also
available in Mandarin.
[email protected]
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P4 - P6 (10 - 12 years old)
Tuesdays to Fridays
Fees Free
Monuments to Our History
Assembly Presentation
– Total Defence Special
– National Day Special
Suitable Ages
P4 - P6 (10 - 12 years old)
February
Time 30 minutes
Venue Schools
Fees $250
Suitable Ages
Date
Date
15 February 1942 – a day which we continue to
remember many years after. While memorials
have been built to remember the fallen, our
Monuments continue to bear stories of survival
during the Occupation years.
Hear stories of how these sturdy buildings
protected people during the war, how people
innovated to overcome shortages, and how some
sacrificed out of love for others.
Colonial landmarks of the past, Singapore’s
icons today. Learn how our National Monuments
and Historic Sites have been witnesses to
Singapore’s march to independence. Find out
about the defining moments of Singapore’s
independence that happened in these
historic spaces, and how architects sought
to create landmarks to celebrate Singapore’s
independence.
[email protected]
[email protected]
– Racial Harmony Day Special
Monumental Walking Tours
P4 - P6 (10 - 12 years old)
July
Time 30 minutes
Venue Schools
Fees $250
Suitable Ages
Date
Legacies of the past, landmarks of the
communities, Singapore’s National Monuments
have withstood the test of time with important
stories to share.
Learn about some of the National Monuments
that celebrate Singapore’s diversity – ethnicity,
religion and architecture! Hear stories of how
communities have come together to celebrate
Singapore and its harmony in their little ways,
and how these National Monuments were built to
inspire, even as landmarks of communities!
P4 - P6 (10 - 12 years old)
August
Time 30 minutes
Venue Schools
Fees $250
P4 - P6 (10 - 12 years old)
All year
Time 1.5 hours
Venue Various monuments
Fees $60 (for a group of 20, complimentary for 2
accompanying teachers)
Suitable Ages
Date
Go on a walking tour that explores Singapore’s
history and diversity through some of its 170
National Monuments and Historic Sites! Step
back in time as you hear fascinating stories
about Singapore’s pioneers and communities,
and behold the intricacies of our Monuments’
architecture! Some of these tours include:
- A Tale of Two Towns (Civic District)
- Stories of Kampong Glam (Kampong Glam)
- Mixed Blessings (Telok Ayer Street)
[email protected]
[email protected]
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MUSEUM & HERITAGE
PROGRAMMES
Secondary & Tertiary
The Resilience Trails
Singapore in Stamps
Suitable Ages
S1 - S4 (13 - 16 years)
Venue Dependent on trails selected
Fees $25 to $28 per pax (subject to group size and
trails selected)
Suitable Ages
Date
Date
The Resilience Trails are a series of 9 thematic
trails designed to create a greater understanding
and appreciation of Singapore’s history and
heritage. Commissioned by the Resilience
Division of the Ministry of Culture, Community
and Youth (MCCY) and the National Heritage
Board (NHB), each trail is presented in the form
of an educational guided tour. Participants will
undergo a learning journey filled with inspiring
stories from major historical events that
shaped our nation.
The programme starts with an insight into the
birth of postage stamps and the extraordinary
printing materials that are used in the creation
of unusual stamps. Students will find out about
early traders depicted on stamps as well as about
WWII and its effects on communication. The
content-based approach is married with a fun
filled approach, which will see students racing
to complete a picture hunt, design a stamp and
discover how stamps are made. Informative yet
engaging, this programme presents philately to
students in a relevant and interesting light.
For more details on the content of each trail,
as well as tour arrangements, please visit
http://www.nhb.gov.sg/places/trails/resilience-trails
or call 6332 5423
or email [email protected]
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S1 - S4 (13 - 16 years)
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Fees $7 per pax
GE PRO GRA MM ES
MU SEU M & HER ITA
IA RY
SE CO ND AR Y & TE RT
National Stamp Collecting
Competition Workshop
Guided Tour
– The Peranakan Legacies
Suitable Ages
S1 - S4 (13 - 16 years)
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Fees $4 per pax
Suitable Ages
Date
Students work in groups of 4 and submit exhibits
using philatelic materials and narratives based on
a theme of their choice.
or contact Ms Lily Samuel at 6513 7347 SPM Talk
S1 - S4 (13 - 16 years)
Ongoing
Time 9.30am - 5pm
Venue School
Fees $80 per session, 45mins
(min 40 pax; max 80 pax)
Suitable Ages
Date
S1 - S5 (13 - 17 years old)
JC, Poly, Uni (17 - 24 years old)
Fees Free
Discover the Peranakan culture and legacies in
this guided tour. Students will then enjoy a handson activity after the tour.
Guided Tour – Introduction
to Ancestral Cultures
The SPM Talk seeks to share with students about
the Wonderful World of Stamps as well as the
exhibitions held at Singapore Philatelic Museum.
S1 - S5 (13 - 17 years old)
Fees Free
This tour highlights the objects that link
Singaporeans to their ancestral cultures.
Learning Journey
@ Wan Qing Yuan
Suitable Ages
S1 - S2 (13 - 14 years old)
Venue Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall Fees Free
Suitable Ages
Date
Fun and engaging worksheets in both English and
Chinese have been designed for lower secondary
students. Worksheets that are specially designed
based on the lower secondary History syllabus
are also available. Teachers can bring students
to embark on an interactive learning journey at
the Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall through
scenario-based learning with these worksheets!
[email protected]
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Guided Tour
– Cross-cultural Art
S1 - S5 (13 - 17 years old)
Fees Free
Suitable Ages
Discover the connections between the diverse
culture of Asia and how the trade, interactions
and exchange of ideas have influenced art in Asia.
Self-guided
– Friends and Foes Trail
S1 - S5 (13 - 17 years old)
Fees Free
Suitable Ages
Take National Education out of the classroom for
your students as they learn about objects with
different cultural influences.
Self-guided – Methods
and Materials Trail
S1 - S5 (13 - 17 years old)
Fees Free
Suitable Ages
Students will learn about how craftsmen had
used various innovative methods and materials.
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– Total Defence Special
13 - 18 years old
February
Time 30 minutes
Venue Schools
Fees $250
Suitable Ages
Date
15 February 1942 – a day which we continue
to remember many years after. While memorials
have been built to remember the fallen, our
Monuments continue to bear stories of survival
during the Occupation years.
Hear stories of how these sturdy buildings
protected people during the war, how people
innovated to overcome shortages, and how some
sacrificed out of love for others.
[email protected]
– Racial Harmony Day Special
13 - 18 years old
July
Time 30 minutes
Venue Schools
Fees $250
Suitable Ages
Date
communities, Singapore’s National Monuments
have withstood the test of time with important
stories to share.
[email protected]
– National Day Special
13 - 18 years old
August
Time 30 minutes
Venue Schools
Fees $250
Suitable Ages
Date
communities and Singapore’s National
Monuments have withstood the test of time with
important stories to share.
Monumental Walking Tours
13 - 18 years old
All year
Time 1.5 hours
Venue Various monuments
Fees $60 (for a group of 20, complimentary for 2
Suitable Ages
Date
communities and Singapore’s National
Monuments have withstood the test of time with
important stories to share.
[email protected]
[email protected]
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MUSEUM & HERITAGE
PROGRAMMES
All Ages
Wan Qing Public
Lecture Series
Suitable Ages
Date
21 years old and above
TBA
Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall Free
Venue
Fees
A series of public lectures, in both English and
Mandarin, will be conducted at the Sun Yat Sen
Nanyang Memorial Hall by invited speakers, who
will share on various topics relevant to history,
culture or heritage.
[email protected]
Guided Tour – Educators' Tour
All educators
Tuesdays to Fridays Time 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm
Venue Asian Civilisations Museum or
The Peranakan Museum
Fees Free for Singaporeans and PR educators
and NHB members
Suitable Ages
Day
Fees applicable for teachers from
international institutions
Delve into the Asian or Peranakan culture with
these highlight tours. Educators will discover the
significance of star pieces from these museums
with interesting fun facts and stories. These
will be perfect learning journeys and site visits
for those looking into planning visits for their
students.
peranakanmuseum.org.sg/programmes/schoolteachers/school-visits or http://acm.org.sg/
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GE PRO GRA MM ES
MU SEU M & HER ITA
AL L AG ES
Heritage Trail
Adoption Scheme
Primary - Tertiary institutions and Community Partners.
Since 1999, National Heritage Board has been
developing heritage trails to promote appreciation
for our local history and heritage. The Heritage
Trail Adoption Scheme aims to encourage greater
appreciation and interest in our local history
and heritage. Under this scheme, schools and
community partners are given the opportunity to
adopt one of NHB’s heritage trails where training
will be provided to train students and community
volunteer guides as trail guides for the adopted
trail which will be integrated into the school
curriculum or into the partner’s programme.
Suitable Ages
Heritage Grants Programme
National Heritage Board launched the Heritage
Grant Scheme in 2013 to support Singapore’s
lively and diverse heritage scene and to
encourage promotion of our shared heritage and
engagement with the community. The School
Heritage Corners Programme is a part of the
scheme and is tailored to support schools in
establishing their own heritage corners. . For more information, please visit http://www.nhb.
gov.sg/awards-and-grants/grants/overview
or email to [email protected]
or call 6332 4495 / 6332 4259
The programme has since grew and currently its
guiding training programme has been extended
to schools and community partners who have
developed their very own heritage trails.
For more information, please email Joanne Chen at
[email protected] or call 6332 5483
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Heritage on the Move
(Travelling Exhibition)
Primary school onwards
schools
$400 - $1075 (subject to exhibition selected)
Let’s Play!
Traditional Malay Games
All Ages
Every Tuesday
Time 10am - 10.45am & 3pm - 3.45pm
Venue Malay Heritage Centre
Fees Free. For group bookings, please email us.
Suitable Ages
Suitable Ages
Venue
Day
Fees
Heritage On The Move is a community
engagement programme by the National Heritage
Board to bring exhibitions on Singapore’s multicultural heritage to the public.
Each exhibition is modular and has been
thoughtfully designed to best fit as many spaces
as possible.
NHB currently has 8 National Education themed
exhibitions that provide an opportunity to learn
about Singapore’s Heritage. You may wish to host
the exhibition at any time of the year to tie in with
your school’s observance celebrations or core
National Education events.
For more information, please visit http://www.nhb.
gov.sg/resources/heritage-on-the-move/overview
or email [email protected]
or call 6332 7313
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Come and learn more about traditional Malay
games at the Malay Heritage Centre! Learn skills
you will need to play capteh, main lereng (wheel
spinning), congkak (traditional Malay board
game), batu seremban (five stones) and many
more. This 45-minute session will also invite
participants to use their creativity as they invent
new and fun games with new found items.
[email protected]
or contact 6391 0450 (Tue-Sun 10am - 6pm)
More than a Garden
Travelling Exhibition
10 - 18 years old
All year
Time 2 weeks
Venue Schools
Fees $500
Suitable Ages
Date
Learn more about Singapore’s first UNESCO
World Heritage Site – Singapore Botanic Gardens
through this travelling exhibition which shares
how the Gardens has changed the world through
its contribution to the rubber crop’s spread in
Southeast Asia, and the pioneers who made
this possible.
[email protected]
3D Photography Exhibition
on National Monuments
7 - 18 years old
From May 2016 onwards
Time 2 weeks
Venue Schools
Fees $500
Suitable Ages
Victoria Theatre and Victoria
Concert Hall Heritage Gallery
and Other Heritage Galleries
10 - 18 years old
All year
Time 1.5 hours
Venue VTVCH and other National Monuments
(to be announced at a later date) Fees $60 (for a group of 20, complimentary for 2
Suitable Ages
Date
Visit the Victoria Theatre and Victoria Concert
Hall (VTVCH) Heritage Gallery and learn about
the historic events that took place at Singapore’s
beloved performing arts venue. Free admission
to the Gallery – or complement your visit with a
special tour of both the gallery and the building!
[email protected]
Also, look out for new heritage galleries at other
National Monuments in 2016! More information
will be released soon!
Date
See our National Monuments pop up before your
eyes! Learn about the buildings’ architecture
and historical nuggets through this fresh and
innovative 3D photography exhibition.
Learners’ kits will be provided according to level.
[email protected]
Tamil Language
Festival 2016
Suitable Ages
All ages
The Tamil Language Festival is spearheaded by
the Tamil Language Council, which was formed in
2000 and has been organising the Festival since
2007, with partner organisations. This monthlong festival aims to deepen the understanding
and appreciation of Tamil language and culture,
especially among Tamil youth, with ‘Love Tamil,
Speak Tamil’ as the central theme. Throughout
April, the community can participate in a series
of literary, oratorical and cultural events that will
encourage them to embrace their mother tongue
and use it in their daily lives.
For more information, please visit www.tamil.org.sg
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Bulan Bahasa 2016
Suitable Ages
All ages
First launched in 1988 by the Malay Language
Council, Singapore, Bulan Bahasa became an
annual event in 2012. As a festival, it continues to
showcase the timelessness and relevancy of the
language, and encourages Singaporeans Malays
to embrace their mother tongue in their daily
lives. Bulan Bahasa commences with a weekend
launch, before rolling out a series of programmes
by partners, schools and different organisations
throughout the month.
For more information, please visit www.mbms.sg
Children’s Season 2016
All ages
May - June 2016
Suitable Ages
Speak Good English
Movement 2016
Suitable Ages
All ages
The Speak Good English Movement was started
in April 2000, by then Prime Minister Goh Chok
Tong to encourage the use of Standard English
among Singaporeans. Every year, the Movement
promotes a new theme and creates useful
collateral, including notebooks and posters which
contain easy-to-digest language tips, to be given
out to the public. The Movement also works with
partners to provide resources, programmes and
activities for the public.
For more information, please visit
www.goodenglish.org.sg
Date End
Children’s Season returns with exhibitions
and programmes that will inspire and excite
both the young and the young at heart. 2016’s
extravaganza will see new, exciting highlights
happening in various museums island-wide.
Bring your young ones and the young-at-heart
on a trip to discover heritage, art and culture
and with interactive exhibits and engaging
programmes, there will be surprises aplenty for
the children.
For more information, please visit www.nhb.gov.sg/
Heritage Fest 2016
Date Mid
Speak Mandarin
Campaign 2016
Suitable Ages
All ages
The Speak Mandarin Campaign was first
launched in 1979 by then Prime Minister Lee
Kuan Yew. Today, the Campaign continues to
encourage the use of Mandarin, with the message
– “Mandarin. It gets better with use. Immerse
yourself today.”
Immersive spaces and immersion programmes
and acivities provide Singaporeans with
opportunities to experience and use the language.
The Campaign also works closely with partners
to create activities for the public, that make the
language fun and relevant in our daily lives.
For more information, please visit
www.mandarin.org.sg
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All ages
April - May 2016
Suitable Ages
Into its 13th year, National Heritage Board’s
signature Singapore HeritageFest promises yet
another edition of heritage fun! In the festival’s
spirit of celebration and discovery, explore
familiar places, rediscover the lesser known and
forgotten stories behind their past, and come to
appreciate them in a whole new way. From our
humble beginnings on the banks of the Singapore
River, to our heartlands and neighbourhoods
that are unique in their own ways, join us as we
celebrate not just what connects us as one, but
also our diversity that make us truly Singaporean.
For more information, please visit www.nhb.gov.sg/
MUSEUM ETIQUETTE
To enjoy the best museum experience during school
visits, we need your help to inform your students to
observe the following etiquette.
A short video on Museum Etiquette is available for viewing.
Please visit http://www.nhb.gov.sg/education/resources-for-families
How to maximise the benefits of a museum tour?
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•
•
Listen attentively to the museum guide.
Ask questions on any aspect of the exhibitions and artefacts
you wish to know more about.
Closely observe the artefacts, paintings or works of art.
Take turns to explore the hands-on activities which are available
in some galleries.
What do you do during individual/group work?
•
•
•
•
Conduct yourself properly when on an independent tour or
remain with your group at all times.
Work together quietly on the worksheets provided.
Although discussion in the galleries is encouraged, please keep
the volume respectfully low. The museum is a place for observing,
thinking, and quiet discussion.
Use pencils instead of pens to write notes.
What is considered proper conduct in the museums?
•
•
•
•
•
Be considerate to other visitors by keeping voices down.
Do not lean on glass panels and showcases, or use them to
write answers on the worksheets. This may break the glass, tip
the showcase or damage the artefacts.
Help us preserve the artefacts and artwork by not touching
them, unless otherwise stated.
Eating or drinking in the gallery is not permitted.
Flash photography inside the galleries is not allowed. The flash
from the camera might cause harm to the artefacts, especially
vulnerable materials made of paper as they may fade. Accumulated
exposure to strong lighting, like flash light can cause coloured
pigments to fade. Please note that copyright issues have to be taken
into consideration even if photography is allowed in the galleries.
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CONTACT INFORMATION
For enquiries or to register for any of the educational
programmes listed, please contact the education officers
from the respective museums and institutions.
Guided museum tours are available for schools. Please book at least 6 weeks
in advance unless otherwise stated. A penalty will be levied for no shows.
Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM)
1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555
www.acm.org.sg
Malay Heritage Centre (MHC)
85 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198501
www.malayheritage.org.sg
Singapore Philatelic Museum (SPM)
23-B Coleman Street, Singapore 179807
http://spm.org.sg/
Opening Hours
Daily: 10am - 7pm
Fridays: 10am - 9pm
Opening Hours
Malay Heritage Centre Museum
Tuesday – Sunday: 10am - 6pm
Closed on Mondays
Opening Hours
Monday: 1pm - 7pm
Tuesday – Sunday: 9.30am - 7pm
Education Contact:
Tel: 6332 7886
Fax: 6334 2980
Email: [email protected]
Indian Heritage Centre
5 Campbell Lane, Singapore 209924
indianheritage.org.sg
Opening hours:
Tuesdays – Thursdays: 10am - 7pm
Fridays – Saturdays: 10am - 8pm
Sundays/Public Holidays*: 10am - 4pm
Closed on Mondays
*The Indian Heritage Centre is closed on
Public Holidays that fall on a Monday
unless otherwise stated.
Education Contact
Tel: 6332 4160
Malay Heritage Centre Compound
Friday – Saturday: 8am - 10pm
Closed on Mondays
Education Contact
Tel: 6391 0453
Email: muhammad_qazim_abdul_
[email protected]
Preservation of Sites
and Monuments (PSM)
www.nhb.gov.sg/psm
Tel: 6332 4785
Fax: 6332 3950
Education Contact
Email: nhb_nationalmonuments@nhb.
gov.sg
National Museum
of Singapore (NMS)
93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897
www.nationalmuseum.sg
Opening Hours
Daily from 10am to 6pm
Education Contact:
Tel: 6332 4075
Education Contact
Tel: 65137347
Sun Yat Sen Nanyang
Memorial Hall (SYSNMH)
12 Tai Gin Road, Singapore 327874
www.sysnmh.org.sg
Opening Hours
Closed on Mondays
Education Contact
Tel: 6353 6077
The Peranakan Museum (TPM)
39 Armenian Street, Singapore 179941
www.peranakanmuseum.sg
Opening Hours
Daily: 10am - 7pm
Fridays: 10am - 9pm
Education Contact:
Tel: 6332 4575
Fax: 6334 2980
Education and Community Outreach
Division, National Heritage Board
Phone: 6332 5482 / 6332 3253
Fax: 6332 3525
Email: nhb_educationprogrammes
@nhb.gov.sg
Photos courtesy of Asian Civilisations Museum, Education and Community Outreach Division, Language Division,
National Museum of Singapore, Peranakan Museum, Preservation of Sites and Monuments, Singapore Philatelic Museum,
Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall and Mee Toh School.
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