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Blangah Rise Primary School

Museum Based Learning Excursion to the Kreta Ayer Heritage Centre

Primary 4 students visited the Kreta Ayer Heritage Centre to explore Chinatown's history, from tea-making to opera costumes and the stories behind its street names.

Last updated on 31 August 2026
Two masked children in school uniforms stand indoors, one holding a round frame drum with a red rim.
Man speaks with arms wide by a Chinese puppet stage as seated children raise hands and point.
Four school girls in uniforms hold red cards displaying Chinese characters with pinyin romanization.
A teacher and students stand holding Chinese character cards while other children sit on the floor watching in a classroom.
Two boys sit cross-legged on the floor doing a worksheet, one writing with a pencil.
Boy in orange shirt sits on tiled floor drawing with a brush on paper; masked child sits behind.
Two boys in school uniforms stand in a corridor, one holding a round hand drum while the other appears to be playing it.
Five school children in uniforms stand around a guzheng, touching its strings outdoors at Station 3b.
A masked woman with a headset shows tea items to two boys seated at a table with teapots and cups.
Two children sit at a table with a bamboo tea tray holding clay teapots and cups during a tea ceremony.
Tour guide holds up a photo while talking to a group on a balcony overlooking city skyscrapers.
An adult holds a tablet and a flute while four children in yellow uniforms sit on the floor listening.
An adult holding a wooden ring demonstrates something to five young boys in school uniforms indoors.
A teacher demonstrates something to a group of young students seated around a round table in a classroom.
A guide points toward a city skyline while a group of children in school uniforms stand on an elevated walkway.
Children in yellow uniforms sit around a table as an adult holds a Kung Fu Tea sign with cartoon mascots nearby.
A teacher with a microphone speaks to masked children seated at a round table with heritage gallery booklets.