Speech and Drama
Discover how MPS Speech & Drama Club builds confidence and teamwork through performing arts, skits, and school events.
About Speech & Drama Club
MPS Speech & Drama Club aims to provide opportunities for students to become confident performers and makers of art. As students work together as a team, putting into practice the skills they have learnt, they build and demonstrate values of teamwork, perseverance, self-discipline and confidence.
Speech and Drama CCA teachers-in-charge, training schedule, and venue
Teachers-in-charge | Training Schedule | Venue |
|---|---|---|
Ms Alivia Tang (I/C) Mr Muhammad Faizal Bin Mokhtar Ms Elishe Lim | Day: Tuesday Time: | Music Room 2 |
CCA Highlights
#TellStory Season 11 2026
Our Speech & Drama Club students proudly presented an adaptation of the musical Matilda at #TellStory Season 11, held at the Black Box, Gateway Theatre, in April 2026. As the only primary school performing alongside students from secondary schools and tertiary institutions, they rose to the occasion with confidence and poise.
Performing before a full public audience, our students demonstrated expressive storytelling, strong stage presence and excellent teamwork. Their outstanding performance reflected not only the many months of dedicated rehearsals since January, but also our school values of Resilience and Excellence.
The performance was a memorable milestone for our young performers and a celebration of their growth, confidence and passion for the performing arts.
#TellStory Season 10 2025
Our Speech & Drama Club students proudly represented Marsiling Primary School at #TellStory Season 10 at the Esplanade with an engaging performance that highlighted the importance of environmental sustainability. Through expressive acting, they encouraged the audience to reflect on their role in caring for the environment.
The performance was the culmination of hard work, dedication and teamwork. Our students displayed confidence, creativity and resilience as they performed on a professional stage, delivering their message with enthusiasm and conviction.
The experience was a valuable opportunity for our students to grow as performers, strengthen their communication and collaboration skills, and inspire others through the power of drama. We are immensely proud of their effort and achievements.
Speak Good English Movement
To educate Marsilians on speaking good English, the MPS Speech and Drama Club began a storyboarding journey. Members used a story plot to plan camera angles, select props, and script dialogues for each scene. They also drew up sketches of how the scenes would look like in their storyboard templates. After the storyboards were completed, some members took up the roles of filming the scenes, editing and adding in subtitles for the skit.
Total Defence Day (TDD) Skit 2024
Our members put up a skit for this year’s Total Defence Day which was showcased to the whole school during the TDD assembly programme. The skit evolved around the 6th pillar of Total Defence – Digital Defence. Our members had the opportunity to showcase the skills that they had learnt during the CCA sessions and it was a great experience for them.
STEAM
MPS Speech and Drama Club has been partnering with the STEAM committee for the past 2 years to put up skits as part of STEAM assembly programmes. This platform provides opportunities for our members to showcase their talents and hone their skills.
