The usual format of our tours/programmes is as follows: -

• Talk/Presentation
  
  
• Exploration of Sites
  • Museum Visits
  • Historical Sites
  • Discovery
  • Interactive Elements
    
    

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	Most educational programmes will start with a talk at school. The talk would be delivered by a senior facilitator and introduces the topic of the program as well as provide the necessary background. Maps, pictures and photographs help students to visualise concepts and prime them for the rest of the tour later.
This is usually followed by a museum visit. The museums we visit are the Changi Museum, the Singapore Philatelic Museum and the Asian Civilisations Museum. We also take the students to interpretative centres, such as, Reflections at Bukit Chandu, Civil Defence Heritage Gallery, Battle Box and the URA Gallery. The students will be taken on a guided tour through relevant areas of the museum, and have the exhibits explained to them.
	The students will visit historic sites, and guides will help them to understand the elements they discover. Our guides are trained not to tell but to allow, through giving information and leading questions, the students to make discoveries about the site themselves. In this way, the students will digest and retain the information much better.
Most of our tours also include highly interactive elements that most students have never had the opportunity to try before. Students are encouraged to volunteer to try out chinese opera under the guidance of our experienced artistes, be taught simple silat moves, have a henna tattoo drawn on them or even participate in a memorial ceremony for those who sacrificed their lives in WWII.