English Fiesta
A Celebration of Language, Expression and Imagination
We believe language is a powerful tool for thinking, communicating and connecting with the world. The English Language Fiesta brings a joyful week-long celebration which engages students in meaningful, creative and immersive experiences with the English language.
Objectives of the Fiesta
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To ignite a love for the English language through engaging, hands-on activities
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To strengthen students’ confidence in speaking, writing and creative expression
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To promote a vibrant reading culture across all levels
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To encourage collaboration, critical thinking and communication through language-based experiences
Programme Highlights
School-Wide Opening Parade
The week begins with a Book Character Costume Parade, where students
and teachers are dressed as their favourite literary characters. This fun-filled
launch aims to spark excitement and set the tone for a week of literary
adventures.
Lower Primary: Joyful Language Explorers
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Interactive Storytelling: School leaders and guest readers bring stories to life, encouraging listening and imagination.
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Acrostic Poetry: Students express themselves by creating simple poems using their names or themes from the stories.
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Classroom Book Nooks: Reading corners are set up to promote daily reading time and book sharing among peers.
Middle Primary: Creative Communicators
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Decorate-a-Door Challenge: Classes decorate their classroom doors with designs inspired by favourite book covers or authors.
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Book-Themed Recess Activities: Fun stations with quizzes, puzzles and mini games are set up to reinforce language skills.
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Peer Voting: Students vote for their favourite decorated door, promoting engagement and peer appreciation.
Upper Primary: Confident Young Voices
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One-Minute Speech Challenge: Students prepare short speeches reflecting on the theme, honing their public speaking skills.
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Book-to-Screen Reviews: Classes compare books and their movie adaptations, writing or presenting short reviews.
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Literature Circles: Small group discussions around selected texts to develop comprehension and communication skills.
Closing Showcase
The week concludes with a showcase of student work—from poems and door displays to speech recordings and reflection journals. Selected classes may also perform short skits or book trailers for their peers.
The English Language Fiesta promises to be a meaningful and memorable experience, encouraging every student to explore language with joy and confidence.