Malay Dance

Explore how the Malay Dance CCA blends tradition with creativity, building confident performers who have graced national stages like the Singapore Youth Festival and Esplanade.

Last updated on 7 September 2026

Malay Dance Performing Arts

A group of women in green traditional dance costumes with floral headpieces pose outdoors near tropical plants.

Overview

The Malay Dance Performing Arts CCA offers a vibrant platform for our dancers to immerse themselves in the beauty and cultural richness of Malay dance. Our program is designed to instill discipline, confidence, perseverance, and teamwork in every dancer. We believe in nurturing not only technical skills but also emotional depth, allowing dancers to convey their inner selves through movement.

Vision & Values

At the heart of our CCA is the spirit of PERTAME NALURI SENI, where dancers are encouraged to touch their inner soul and express their creativity with grace and authenticity. We aim to inspire a deep connection between the dancers and the cultural heritage of Malay dance, embracing both traditional and contemporary styles.

Training & Exposure

Our dancers are exposed to a wide range of Malay dance genres, blending traditional movements with modern elements. We emphasize technique, coordination, and expression, ensuring that each dancer hones their skills while preserving the cultural essence of the art form.

Throughout the year, our dancers have opportunities to perform at school functions and prestigious public events. They have proudly represented the school at national platforms such as:

Singapore Youth Festival
National Day Observance Ceremony
Muara Festival @ Esplanade
Cantabile Concert (opens in new tab)

These performances not only showcase the talents of our dancers but also provide them with valuable experiences, cultivating their confidence and enhancing their stage presence.

Achievements & Highlights

Our CCA has garnered recognition for its artistic achievements, with performances that celebrate the elegance and energy of Malay dance. Through dedication and passion, our dancers consistently push the boundaries of creativity, delivering performances that captivate audiences.

"However, it was all worth it. I feel satisfied and proud of the dancers who took part in the performance this year. We trained 3 days a week and everyone put in their best effort. We worked the hardest we have ever had with one another. think the journey and how much we bonded as a team were very meaningful and mattered more than the result."

— Ian Balqis Putri Mohamad Bakri, President Of Malay Dance

We are really proud of our Malay Dancers for showing resilience and determination in the face of the numerous challenges. The extra practices and sacrifices we have had to make were worthwhile. I hope this experience has taught them to persevere and never give up no matter what challenges may come their way in the future.

— Mdm Sutinah, Teacher-in-charge (Malay Dance)

A large group of female dancers in matching royal blue traditional costumes and silver crowns posing in two rows.

Training Schedule

Malay Dance training schedule and teachers-in-charge

DAY & TIME:	TEACHERS-IN-CHARGE	VENUE:
Every Monday 3.00pm to 5.30pm Every Wednesday 3.00pm to 5.30pm	Mdm Sutinah *(ext 126) - OIC* Mdm Siti Aisha (ext 285) Mrs Emily Ng (ext 123)	Dance Studio 1 (Monday) Dance Studio 2 (Wednesday)

DAY & TIME:

TEACHERS-IN-CHARGE

VENUE:

Every Monday
3.00pm to 5.30pm

Every Wednesday
3.00pm to 5.30pm

Mdm Sutinah (ext 126) - OIC
Mdm Siti Aisha (ext 285)
Mrs Emily Ng (ext 123)

Dance Studio 1 (Monday)

Dance Studio 2 (Wednesday)