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Malay Dance<br />
<strong>Mayflower</strong> Malay Dance aims to be a community of<br />
passionate, disciplined and causal dancers who are<br />
intrepid in exploring their talent of dance and inspiring<br />
others through their performances.<br />
<strong>2017</strong> has certainly been an eventful year for our<br />
CCA, having participated in the school’s Open House,<br />
CCA Exhibition for Sec 1s, CNY Celebrations, and the<br />
Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) Arts Presentation. In<br />
addition, our dancers added a new to their cap - makeup<br />
workshop conducted by CosmoProf Academy. Our<br />
dancers also got to see a showcase of the evolution<br />
and history of Malay music in Singapore through their<br />
aesthetic outing to watch Nuri Terbang Malam.<br />
In Semester 2, our dancers performed in the Singapore<br />
Heart Foundation Charity Golf Tournament at the<br />
Singapore Island Country Club in front of the Guestof-Honour<br />
ESM Mr Goh Chok Tong. For our Sports<br />
education Programme, we tried something new –<br />
Dragon Boating! An activity not usually associated with<br />
dancers.<br />
Achievements<br />
Year<br />
Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) Arts<br />
Presentation<br />
<strong>2017</strong> Certificate of Accomplishment<br />
Teachers-in-Charge<br />
Mr Mohamed Naguib Bin Ngadnan<br />
Ms Nadia Sharin<br />
Ms Azmira Zailan<br />
Dance Instructor<br />
President<br />
Vice President<br />
Secretary<br />
Publicity I/C<br />
Quartermaster<br />
Mr Muhammad Izwan Md Sarif<br />
Siti Nadhirah Bte Mohamed I<br />
Nazrana Shaheen D/O Jamshaid K<br />
Siti Nadhirah Bte Mohamed I<br />
Nurfaryana Bte Norhisian<br />
Siti Nurshakira Bte Jamaludin<br />
Our main item of <strong>2017</strong>, of course, was the SYF Arts<br />
Presentation. We began preparations and training for<br />
our dance choreography almost a year ago. Our entry,<br />
entitled “Semarak Warisan” was a celebration of the<br />
Malay culture’s youth and evergreen quality through<br />
the generations. Our dancers had the experience<br />
of using traditional props such as the tepak sirih<br />
and the gunungan, to augment their vibrant and<br />
fast-paced choreography. Through rigorous training<br />
and preparation as well as careful guidance from<br />
our instructor, our Malay Dancers put up a stellar<br />
performance on the day of their presentation, taking<br />
home a Certificate of Accomplishment for the second<br />
time.<br />
Our CCA President Muhammad Aiman had this to<br />
say: “I initially joined Malay dance because I saw their<br />
performances and it made me interested to learn<br />
more about it. After joining, it helped me to gain more<br />
knowledge about the Malay culture, values and the<br />
different types of dances. It has really made a huge<br />
impact in my life.”<br />
<strong>Mayflower</strong> secondary school 66<br />
yearbook <strong>2017</strong>