Programmes

Programmes

The Spectrum

(Learning Beyond Classroom: MBS Bi-Annual Arts Exhibition)

The Spectrum showcased the diverse talents of our school community in the MBS Art Gallery, celebrating students’ and staff’s artistic achievements while promoting art appreciation. The exhibitions featured over one hundred 2D and 3D works, spanning traditional, contemporary, and digital art forms, reflecting the vibrancy and diversity of visual arts.

The exhibition provided students with the opportunity to share their creativity, thoughts, and emotions through art, inspiring pride and confidence in their work. It also offered friends and families a chance to experience the joy of art, fostering a love of creativity within our school community.

As the culmination of the Maha Bodhi School arts programme, The Spectrum highlighted the value of artmaking and art appreciation in nurturing expressive, confident, and creative individuals, while strengthening the school’s culture of artistic exploration and self-discovery.

Pupils appreciating Arts sculpture and painting in Maha Bodhi school Art Gallery

Music Matinee

(MBS Got Talent)

The Music Matinee provided a lively and engaging platform for students to share their musical talents. Held in the canteen during recesses, the event celebrated the breadth and diversity of our students’ abilities. Over 130 live performances captivated audiences, showcasing an impressive range of musical expressions—from soulful vocals to dynamic instrumental pieces on the piano, drums, violin, cello, flute, ukulele, clarinet, pipa, saxophone, and guzheng. It was both heartening and inspiring to witness such a rich tapestry of talent within our school community.

Pupils show casing their talents during MBS Got Talents Performance.

Pupil performing their talent through keyboard while pupils watching in the school canteen.

Pupil performing using Yamaha Keyboard in MBS Got Talents session.

Instrument Proficiency Programme

(Ukulele)

 In line with the revised Primary Music Syllabus, students are expected to demonstrate proficiency in a main melodic instrument by the end of their six years of primary education. To support this objective and nurture students’ musicality and interest in music, the school offers a compulsory, progressive Ukulele module for the Primary 3 to Primary 6 cohorts. This programme provides students with hands-on experience in playing the instrument, developing foundational skills in melody, rhythm, and ensemble performance, while fostering a lifelong appreciation for music.