Asian Civilisation Museum

On the 27th of March, The Secondary One classes visited the Asian Civilisation Museum as part of their National Education Learning Journey. The primary aim of this visit was to understand the culture and history of civilization in China, India and Southeast Asia better.

People have lived in Southeast Asia for thousands of years in close harmony with nature. Till today, their culture and objects still display the many signs of this intimate relationship. The Asian Civilisation Museum uncovered the many mythical and real creatures that inhabit Southeast Asia and what they mean to the people.


After a whole afternoon of fun discovery, the Creative Circle members managed to gather feedback from their schoolmates:

What do you think about this learning journey?

" I feel that this learning journey is good for students to learn History and this great opportunity should not be wasted."

Riana Bte Rizal Of 1 Aspire

"Well, it is fine...I think with this Learning Journey, I could improve my knowledge in History."

Jin Wen Of 1 Aspire

What have you learnt from this Learning Journey?

"I have learnt to understand the different races and get to know more about other cultures, religions and rituals.'

Fazil & Haziq Of 1 Achieve

Which artefact do you like the most?Why?

"The Sleeping God. The artefact is unique and it can hold many things in 4 hands like the lotus and discus."

Claudia, 1 Integrity

Which artefact do you like the most?

"Osa-osa. It is truly magnificent. It is meant for noble people and it shows a sign of respect."

Chelsea,1 Integrity

Which is your favourite artefact?

"Ganesha. He looks enchanting and his elephant head is huge. I have never seen it before because this is my first time visiting the museum! That is why it is interesting to me."

Hazirah, 1 Achieve

What can be improved for this learning journey?

"It was so short! It will be nice if we had a break. But overall, I was pretty surprised that the museum is so huge!"

Musliha and Norlina, 1 Achieve

Why is this learning journey beneficial for the students?

"Yes. It is good that the whole school goes to learn something beneficial and meaningful together and this helps them to learn better."

Ms. See Toh, History teacher

Done by: Rumaizah,Syafiqah,Azmah 1 Aspire