Programmes for Schools

Our school programmes focus on delivering lessons through various educational methods, including challenges, presentations, interactive plays, tours, and exploration.

Academic Programmes

We offer diverse engaging and educational programmes tailored to different age groups, ensuring a captivating learning experience for all. Each programme is designed to enhance understanding and foster a deeper appreciation of the rich heritage showcased within our museum.

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Explore MIA's Galleries through Colours, Shapes, Numbers and Alphabets

3-8 Years Old

Kindergarten students will explore the galleries through a simple lens of alphabets, numbers, colours or shapes. They will explore these elements outside the classroom and discover them in art. The gallery explorer includes educational soft play, flash cards, songs, discussion questions and acting/re-creating shapes.

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MIA's Young Statisticians: Collecting & Analysing Information

Primary School (Grades 3-5)

Allow your students to become museum statisticians! Students will apply their maths knowledge outside the classroom to understand how maths and statistics can be used in everyday life. While walking through our galleries, they will discover Islamic art objects and collect and analyse data about objects and visitors to draw conclusions.

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Arabic alphabet accents (Harakat): Exploring Harakat and Hamza through Islamic art

Primary School

In this gallery explorer, students will discover Arabic letters and accents as a form of art and learn to identify different types of accents (Harakat and Hamza) in several manuscripts. They will visit the Qur’an gallery for a worksheet-based activity to formalise and help the students recognise the different accents, how to use them and when. They will work in teams or as individuals to present and highlight the importance of Arabic language in Islamic art based on an object of their choice.

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Treasure Hunt: Let’s Explore Trading in the Islamic World!

Primary School (Grades 4-6) to Preparatory School

In our most famous programme, students discover the historical trading line and different types of products, currencies and transportation in the Islamic world. They will work in groups and have a challenge to find the answer to win the treasure hunt trail. The activity and worksheets will be linked to the national curriculum and Islamic art objects from the galleries to familiarise students with the collection and to develop a lifelong interest in art and museums.

Community Outreach Programmes

We offer students unique and immersive experiences within the museum's inspiring setting. With activities designed to educate and entertain, these programmes are ideal for expanding knowledge and fostering creativity.