Communication is an area of difficulty for people with autism. Photography is a powerful mode of visual expression. It offers them a new way to communicate and express self. Digital photography allows even the amateurs to capture the beautiful moments of lives at the click of a button

On the morning of 8 September 2014, 13 students and six staff gathered excitedly at the 6th floor of the school’s building. They are here for service learning, 8th to 10th September, learning the skills of wall mural painting and hama beads craft in preparation for their year end trip

Willing Hearts is a 100% volunteer-run, non-profit organisation set up to help provide for the needy in Singapore, regardless of race or creed. They operate a soup kitchen that prepares, cooks and distributes about 3,000 daily meals to the needy including the elderly, adults and child

On 23 October, the am session celebrated Deepavali which symbolises the “Festival of Lights” to Hindus all over the world. To begin with the celebration, Savin ( V1-7 ) and Rani ( V2-1) presented the “Celebrate With My Family” power point during assembly time.

12 students from basketball CCA were fortunate to have a friendly game with staffs from Singapore Pools. Mr Steven Teo coordinated the date and time for the game and also arranged for Mcdonald meal for students, teacher and the basketball coach.  Staffs and students were divided into

On 20th September, 12 Metta students from Basketball CCA participated in the league at Tampines West Community Center. Students were divided into 3 teams as they competed in 3 by 3 competition. Team 1 and Team 2 were boys under 17 team & Metta girls’ team. In fact, this was a brea

On 19 August 2014, V1-3 and V1-4 students visited the wholesale market. It was a real experience for them to be in a wholesale market and they were able to expand their knowledge on the varieties of vegetables, fruits and dry ration that are imported from other countries to Singapore.

Metta ‘Simba’ scouts participated in the Extension Scouts Campfire on Saturday, 23 August 2014. This campfire, organised by Raffles Institution started with a mini carnival and ended with a small celebration. There were seven other schools that joined in the event, and we were the fir

Staff of Metta School gathered at Orchid Country Club on 5th June 2014 for a two day one night retreat. The theme for this year was ‘R3.I.C.H ’, which stands for ‘Respect’, ‘Responsibility’, ‘Resilience’, ‘Integrity’, ‘Care’ and, ‘Harmony’. The retreat was a fun-filled experience wher

Thirty eight Metta students and 2 teachers were grateful to join the ComChest Heartstrings Walk (4km) at Marina Bay Sands. The most challenging for our students was coming to school as early as 6.30 a.m. on Sunday to board the bus. We are thankful that our students’ parents gave