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Maha Bodhi School | 菩 提 学 校

Back to School Term 3, 2025

Kick off Term 3 with a look at how the Back-to-School Programme brought students together through buddy activities and bonding sessions to ease them back into school life.

Last updated 3 August 2026

Back-to-School Programme (Semester 2)

The Back-to-School (BTS) Programme kicked off on the first day of Term 3 Week 1 to mark the start of a refreshed and purposeful school term. The objective of the BTS Programme was to prioritise student well-being while creating opportunities for students across different levels to connect and build stronger relationships. Through a series of thoughtfully designed activities, the programme aimed to ease students back into the school environment, foster a sense of belonging and encourage meaningful peer interaction after the term break.

As part of the BTS Programme, a range of buddy and bonding activities were carried out to strengthen peer relationships. Primary 2 and Primary 5, as well as Primary 3 and Primary 6 students, enjoyed shared recesses with their buddies. The older students took the lead by picking up their younger peers and spending meaningful time together in the canteen, engaging in conversations and light-hearted bonding over food. It was a good time filling one another in on things that happened over the holidays and the past term. These activities helped to foster stronger connections in the school, beyond the classroom and their levels.

Meanwhile, Primary 1 and Primary 4 students had Buddy Time in the classrooms, where they played interactive games and exchanged small gifts as tokens of friendship. During Experiential Learning Week last semester, the Primary 1 pupil made gratitude messages in recycled plastic bottles for their Primary 4 buddies. Buddy Time allocated on the first day of school gave them an opportunity to present it to their buddies, and bond with them over games.

Overall, the BTS Programme successfully achieved its goal of promoting student well-being and fostering a sense of belonging across the school community. By encouraging interactions that went beyond class and level boundaries, students formed new friendships, strengthened existing bonds, and returned to school with a renewed sense of connection. The thoughtful design of the activities helped create a positive and inclusive atmosphere, setting the tone for a supportive term ahead.

Pupils in white and blue uniform taking photos in canteen.

Pupil buddy with pupil they responsible to take care taking photos in canteen during recess.

Pupils in white and blue uniform taking photos in games room.

Pupils taking photos in games room.