We believe that extra-curricular activities greatly enhance the school experience of our students and bring a lot of benefit to the students. Not only does it give our students a positive outlet for their energy, they also benefit from opportunities to learn in ways that may not be an option by simply concentrating on academics. Of course, our school activities also give our students a chance to enjoy their school life and make lasting memories for a lifetime!
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Our school celebrated Cap Goh Mei with a meaningful and interactive activity designed to encourage connection, kindness, and cultural appreciation among students.
Each student received a mandarin orange, wrote their name and class on it, and took part in a fun exchange activity. Guided by music, students moved around to meet new friends and eventually found the person connected to their mandarin.
Form 4 Biology students explored the concept of hypertonic solutions in a hands-on and engaging way through kimchi making.
Instead of learning purely from textbooks, students experienced experiential learning by observing how salt affects vegetables during the fermentation process, linking real-life food preparation to biological concepts from Chapter 3.
Our school celebrated Chinese New Year with a meaningful programme designed to promote cultural appreciation, unity, and togetherness among students and staff.
The celebration featured a range of engaging activities, including a quiz session, CNY song performances, a short skit, and a calligraphy competition where students showcased creativity and appreciation of Chinese cultural traditions.
Our school recently hosted the Watoto Choir from Uganda for a meaningful cultural exchange. Students engaged in friendly matches and interactions, creating opportunities to learn about different cultures, languages, and experiences while building friendships across borders.
Together for a Greater Cause!
Our amazing staff and students showed true spirit and heart at the Methodist Charity Run 2025, joining thousands in a meaningful cause that reflected unity and service. The charity run served as a powerful reminder that faith-driven action transcends individual efforts, bringing together people from all walks of life.
WMSSP students were inspired to make healthier choices during a compelling health talk on the dangers of smoking.
It's STEM Week at our school! Here's a little taste of the great science for Form 4 and Form 5 students.
Chinese New Year is around the corner, and we at Wesley Methodist School Seremban (Private) will be having a competition for participants to show off their talent performance.
With the theme "Love & Blessing", feel free to use any form of talent performance to take a video of the talent performance for submission.
Christmas is around the corner, and we at Wesley Methodist School Seremban Private will be having a competition for participants to show off their designing skills.
