Learn Ukulele on Saturday Mornings

Come Volunteer at Our Intergenerational Learning's Ukulele Sessions

Are you 55 or older and looking for a fun, relaxing way to connect with others?

Join our Ukulele Class, a weekly Saturday morning session in partnership with The Resonance Project as part of MGS' Intergenerational Learning initiative. You'll learn to play this cheerful instrument in a supportive and friendly environment. Whether you're a complete beginner or have some experience, this class is perfect for bonding with youths and fellow seniors, making music, and sharing laughter.

Participation in this experience is completely complimentary. We have some Ukuleles that you can try on and even borrow and bring home to practice. No charges for usage of ukuleles.

Who should attend: All seniors aged 55+ are welcomed.

SCHEDULE: all Saturdays

Time: 0945 - 1045

About Intergenerational Learning @ MGS

MGS aims to strengthen social empathy and civic consciousness through intergenerational Learning (IGL). The IGL learning model in MGS uses a value exchange model (asset-based design) with opportunities for meaningful contributions and personal development for both seniors and youths. It aims to humanise and value each child and each senior as assets and people of worth.

Seniors and students from all parts of Singapore can choose to volunteer with- and collaborate-with each other to learn and to initiate projects together. We will also want to invite seniors and youths to initiate IGL courses.

IGL at MGS aims to promote lifelong learning and intergenerational understanding. These are some areas of possible IGL learning for seniors and youths.

If you would like to share or teach a skill, knowledge or personal experience, please write to us at IGL@mgs.sch.edu.sg