8 November 2019 marked the 14th Metta Shine Night at Singapore University of Technology and Design. Through the Performing and Visual Arts (PVA) Programme which has started in 2003, Metta School students are given the opportunities to explore, acquire and develop skills in their PVA.

Buddy’IN is an initiative by the National Council of Social Service (NCSS) that pairs up students in two different schools to boost students’ confidence in socialisation, with the eventual goal of helping them integrate in community settings and prepare them for life after school.  In

In 2003, the school started the Performing and Visual Arts Programme, our belief is that our students will benefit greatly from the arts, and it will be something that they enjoy. Indeed, it is a programme that they love. In the same year, November 2003, we have our first SHINE Night

All of us at Metta proudly congratulate Jocelyn Chia and Syikh Hariz for being the award recipients for the Lee Kuan Yew Exemplary Student Award 2019. The Lee Kuan Yew Exemplary Student Award was presented for the first time in 2017. This award honours students who has risen above the

On 19th June 2019, 3 staff and 9 student leaders from Metta School went on a 4D3N leadership trip together with 9 staff and 10 students from Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore (CPAS). The purpose of this trip is for the student leaders to develop confidence by interacting and going bey

On 6 July 2019, our Metta Dancers, together with the dancers from Tampines Secondary School, performed a mass dance for this year’s SYF Dance Extravaganza at Bukit Panjang Plaza.  Prior to their performance, they also led and taught the other participants and public members to learn t

Our Metta students: Farid, Iffah and Sunandi submitted their song aptly titled “Shine” for this year’s Singapore Youth Festival Songwriting competition. Out of the more than 126 entries received, their song was selected to be in the top 15! Together with the Metta Dancers, they put up