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Maha Bodhi School | 菩 提 学 校

Makerspace Opening

Maha Bodhi School's new Makerspace gives pupils a space to create, tinker, and build skills for the future using both technology and everyday materials.

Last updated 3 August 2026

Makerspace Opening

Maha Bodhi School launched the Makerspace on 29 April 2022.

Venerable Seck Kwang Phing, Supervisor of the School Management Committee, Mr Tan Yew Beng and the President of MBS Alumni, Mr Wilfred Seet were invited to join our school leaders to grace the opening of the Makerspace.

Two masked people cut a Kids at Work ribbon at a colorful classroom entrance while others watch behind them.
Two masked people lean over a table working on a craft project in a colorful indoor makerspace room.

Makerspace aims to develop pupils to become future ready, creative and resilient makers who care to make a difference. Teachers and pupils showcased and shared the activities and craftwork done in the Makerspace to the guests and did mini craftwork and activities together.

Some activities also allow pupils to show their care for the environment, by using recyclable materials such as old tee shirts, egg trays, toilet paper rolls, etc. and “make” interesting items such as game puzzles and bags. Pupils are also given the opportunity to display their creative talents when they design their very own DIY harmonica, buttons and Shrinky dinks.

Adults and children in masks stand in a makerspace classroom with colorful building toys and a projected presentation.
Two masked adults lean over a white table writing with markers, with a jar of colorful Sharpies nearby.
A girl in a blue uniform speaks to masked adults in a colorful classroom with a large straw structure.
A button maker machine on a white table surrounded by colorful pin-back buttons, markers, ribbons, and cartoon posters.

The guests were also in awe of our pupils’ creative work with micro:bits and had a hands-on experience with Ozobots and Sphero. They were also showcased to previous projects done by our pupils, which focusses on sustainability, and raising awareness to show care for our environment.

Four masked adults and a young boy in school uniform gather around a colorful floor map with a small robot on it.
Two masked people interact with a colorful marble wall activity board in a room with bookshelves nearby.

Our pupils can look forward to have this exciting space to tinker and collaborate so as to explore their creativity, expand their horizons and create limitless possibilities!

Adults and masked children in school uniforms pose with colorful building toys in a Maker Space room.