Fun With Heritage: Children’s Drama Workshop

Singapore Polytechnic’s Media, Arts & Design School

17-18 Oct 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM; 2:00 PM - 3:00 PMpin locationClementi Public Library, Programme Zone

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Description

Step into the world of heritage exploration with ‘Fun With Heritage: Children’s Drama Workshop’, a thrilling and interactive series of experiences designed for young heritage enthusiasts. Led by the students of Singapore Polytechnic Media, Arts & Design School, this workshop offers an engaging experience of heritage exploration through drama and storytelling.

17 October 2026 - Save the Singapore River!

Calling all young adventurers — the Singapore River needs your help!

Travel back in time to 1977, when the Singapore River was filled with rubbish and pollution. Meet the Wise Old River Spirit and take on exciting challenges as you discover what caused the pollution and how people came together to clean up the river.

But hurry! If we don’t act in time, the river could remain dirty forever!

Join us on this adventure and discover how we can all play a part in keeping the Singapore River clean for future generations!

18 October 2026 - Ah Ma’s Lost Treasures

Dear friends, we need your help! Ah Ma has lost her favourite box of traditional games, and she is very sad because it holds many happy memories of playing with her friends.

Sarah, Ah Ma’s granddaughter, is determined to cheer her up. Join Sarah as we travel back in time to the kampung to search for Ah Ma’s missing games!

Along the way, meet new friends, experience kampung life and discover how traditional games brought people together and created friendships.

An exciting journey awaits! Come along with Sarah and help bring back Ah Ma’s happy memories!

This programme is part of HAN@Clementi, and supported by the National Heritage Board, as part of Heritage Activation Nodes.

Registration

Admission is free.

Register you interest here. Seats are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Important Note For Participants

    1.      Admission

    This is a free programme. Participants are encouraged to arrive 15 minutes before the programme begins. The programme will begin on time.

    2.      Family Friendly

    This is a family friendly experience, recommended for children between 5 – 7 years old. Children below the age of 12 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.

    3.      What to Bring

    There will be some light physical movement during the workshop. We recommend wearing loose, comfortable clothing. Participants are also encouraged to bring a bottle of water.

    By registering for this programme, participants agree:

    a.      that NHB and the programme organiser(s) may take photographs and/or videos of them (or their child as applicable) and use the images and/or videos including to archive, exhibit and publish them for publicity;

    b.     for NHB and the programme organiser(s) to contact them regarding the programme that they have signed up for, as well as other communication that may be of interest to them; and

    c.      that the personal information supplied will be strictly used for the purposes stated above.

    ABOUT SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC’S MEDIA, ARTS & DESIGN SCHOOL

    The Media, Arts & Design School in Singapore Polytechnic (SP MAD) prepares students for diverse roles in the media, creative and community sectors. At SP MAD, we are Makers, Adventurers and Dreamers. Students engage in real-world client projects, create transdisciplinary innovations, embark on local and international learning journeys, to develop skills and aptitude to create impact in society.

    Creative Community Engagement with Psychology (CCEP) is one of the seven specialisations in the Diploma in Media, Arts & Design and is proud to present this programme, connecting children to our local heritage.

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