Dhamma School facilitators spend much of their time and efforts to ensure that their students not only learn the teachings of the Buddha, but also practise it in their daily lives.

Nalanda officers and students paying respects to teachers past and present during the traditional “Achariya-abhivādana” ceremony.

Honorary Secretary, Sis. Santi thanking all past and present School donors, benefactors, facilitators, parents and students for their support.

Students representatives expressing their gratitude to the founder of the School, Bro. Tan.  Through his relentless efforts and guidance, many children have the opportunity to learn Dhamma.

Students presenting a song to thank their parents and School facilitators for their support.

Students from the Navaka group, the youngest group of the Dhamma School, presenting a story about the boy who can’t steal, from the Jataka tales.

Students shared their experience and reflection in preparing and distributing food for the poor, during their stay-in programme.

Everyone rejoicing in the progress of the students.

The School issued a compilation of short stories by its students.  These stories illustrate values and teachings found in the Dhammapada through relatable experiences in school.