Malay Dance
Builds confident, culturally aware members through five genres of traditional dance, performances, and competitions.
Goal
Members are confident & gracious yet dynamic
Members appreciate & understand artistic techniques expressed through dance
Members are able to apply a variety of value systems - being responsible individuals and active contributors
Objectives
Character Development
Cultural Awareness and Appreciation
Enjoyment and Learning through the Arts
Community Engagement
Overview
Members are exposed and engaged in discussions on the origins of dances, the cultural aspects and learn respective dance skills. From Primary 3 to 6, members learn and appreciate 5 genres of basic Malay dance:
Dance Resource Packages
Asli Kuala Deli
Mak Inang Pulau Kampai
Joget Serampang Dua Belas
Masri Kaparinyo
Zapin Asyik
Schedule
7.40 a.m. to 9.40 a.m. on CCA Mondays
Additional practices on Thursdays and Fridays when required. Parents will receive notifications accordingly.
Our Malay Dance Family
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Teachers
| Instructors Mr Shahrul – Lead instructor Ms Artiqa |
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Our CCA Leaders (2025)
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Name | Class |
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Nur Izora Fitri binte Muhamad Syaiful | 5CH |
Erissa Leandra Binte Mohammad Nashtain | 5ET |
Fatin Shaista binte Muhammad Faisal | 6GA |
Muhammad Aarshiq Jayden Bin Johari | 6CO |
Achievements
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Additional Information
No specific pre-requisite to be a member of Malay Dance Club but you need to be passionate and interested about appreciating dance.
All (with interest in dance) are welcomed!
Students are required to be ready with the following for a meaningful Malay Dance CCA Experience:
Proper training attire
PE t-shirt
long (dark blue or black) pants
Hair neat and tidy
Writing materials
To know more, you can visit this link: ADPS Malay Dance (opens in new tab)
Website Updates - As on 21th August 2025