Let us help your kids keep their roots.
Discover the legends and traditional life values passed down over generations via our non-religious, drama-based workshops
What parents say
"I don’t find Chinese cultural classes like this elsewhere." - Madam Loh, mum of 7-year-old
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Journey To The Where? The Legend of Sun Wukong
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Oops, He Did It Again! The Legend of Ne Zha
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Bromance of the Three Kingdoms
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Master of Disguise: The Legend of Guan Yin
Vendor:Mon 20 Nov, 10.30am-12.30pmRegular price $70 SGDRegular priceUnit price per

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Parents' reviews
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"I don’t find Chinese cultural classes like this elsewhere." - Madam Loh, mum of 7-year-old
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“Nowadays, it is difficult to get kids to enjoy learning about Chinese culture, but my daughter really enjoyed your workshops! They are like a soft entry to encourage their further interest. Thank you for making Chinese culture so accessible and appealing to the younger generation. It is important that they do not forget these fascinating classics.“ - Madam Ow, mum of 7-year-old
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"I managed to use Liu Bei's strategy against Cao Cao as a teaching moment for my daughter." - Madam Cheng, mum of 8-year-old
What makes us unique
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Non-religious & bilingual
Suitable for kids of all religions. Taught in mix of Mandarin and English.
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Experiential learning
We bring the often-inaccessible classics to life via role-play, original games, immersive story-telling, unique props and personal reflections.
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Highly-qualified educators
Conducted by Singaporeans trained at the Intercultural Theatre Institue, MOE, NAFA, Berries World of Learning School, Drama Box, Haque Centre of Acting & Creativity, and Singapore Repertory Theatre.
Explore all workshops
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Journey To The Where? The legend of Sun Wukong (孙悟空)
Learn about the perils of 傲 (arrogance) through the legend of Monkey...
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Arrow, Fire, Straw! The Battle of Red Cliff (赤壁之战)
Learn about 慧 (wisdom) through 2 memorable chapters from the 14th-century historical novel...
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Ladies and Gentlemen: The Analects by Confucius (论语)
Learn about one of the most widely-read books in China for the...
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Oops, He Did It Again! The legend of Ne Zha (哪吒)
Learn about 果 (consequences) through the 4,000-year-old legend of Ne Zha, the 3rd Lotus Prince. For kids...
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The Master of Disguise: The legend of Guan Yin (观音)
Learn about 慈 (kindness) through the 2,000-year-old legend of Guan Yin, Goddess of...
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Bromance Of The Three Kingdoms: The legend of Guan Yu (关羽)
Learn about 忠 (loyalty) through the legend of Guan Yu. For kids aged 5-10.
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WRU, BFF? Ancient tales of friendship (知音与友情)
Discover the forgotten legend of Yu Boya and Zhong Ziqi
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Storms and Sanctuary: The legend of Ma Zu (妈祖)
Learn about 责 (responsibility) through the 1,100-year-old legend of Ma Zu, Goddess of the Sea. For...
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The First Man: The legend of Nü Wa (女娲) and Pan Gu (盤古)
Learn about 恩 (gratitude) through the creation myths of the ancient Chinese.
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Filial Fantasy: The 24 Exemplars of Filial Piety (二十四孝)
Learn about 孝 (filial piety) through the 700-year-old Yuan Dynasty text "24 Exemplars...
Chinese legends contain profound ancient wisdom that can anchor us even today, especially for children growing up amid rapidly-changing times.
Unfortunately, most Singaporean Chinese children struggle to access and benefit from their cultural asset due to lower Chinese language proficiency, shorter attention spans, and an abundance of competing entertainment options.
The legends are also not easy for laymen to distil and present in an engaging and accurate manner.
This is a pity, for the loss of our children’s familiarity with Chinese legends reflects a
deepening erosion of their identity, values, and community.
Legends are, after all, the shared stories of our community, passed down lovingly over
generations.
At the Academy of Classical Chinese Culture, we seek to change this through workshops that help modern kids fall in love with ancient legends.
Our workshops are non-religious and bilingual (a blend of Mandarin and English), so language does not become a prerequisite (and hence, barrier) to Singaporean Chinese children discovering their own culture, the way it often is today.
We will bring the ancient legends to life for them in refreshing and unexpected ways, via immersive story-telling, experiential learning, role-play, original games,
unique props, music and movement.
Instead of uni-directional teaching, children will internalise the lessons of the legends via personal reflection exercises,
interpreting what traditional values mean in their modern lives.
All our educators are Singaporeans, which is important to situate this ancient cultural heritage in the unique context of multi-racial and multi-religious Singapore. Our educators are trained at the Inter-cultural Theatre Institute, NAFA, Berries World of Learning, Drama Box, Haque Centre of Acting & Creativity, Singapore Repertory Theatre, and MOE.