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Manjusri Secondary School

Mindfulness for Learning Programme

Discover how the Mindfulness for Learning Programme helps students build focus, calm, and good study habits to become lifelong learners.

Last updated 10 June 2026
Bold navy letters MLP with a red smiley face above, reading Mindfulness for Learning Programme below.

Vision: Nurturing Positive Learning Dispositions Mindfully

To prepare our students for an increasingly complex, interconnected and tech-driven world, our Mindfulness and Learning Programme aims to develop motivated, joyful and reflective (M.J.R.) learners who are future-ready and lifelong learners.

Positioned as a key driver for engaged learning and student wellbeing, our approach is to nurture positive learning dispositions by infusing mindfulness, reflective and effective study strategies as a school.

The MLP framework develops in our students

  • Focus in learning

  • Calm in self management

  • Reflection of learning experiences

  • Study strategies in managing one’s learning

through teachers’ explicit guidance and design of learning experiences in various school experiences.

Chart showing MJR Mindfulness for Learning Programme with three columns: Mindfulness, Learning Strategies, and Growth Mindset.

Our Learning Experiences

MJR SPARKS - How Are We Learning Mindfully?

Students sorting beans in a hands-on activity to develop mindfulness and observation skills.

Sorting Beans & Absorption

Students participating in a sensory awareness activity during a virtual "Dialogue in the Dark" lesosn.

Empathy & Listening

Students practising sport stacking in a hands-on activity to build focus, coordination, and learning skills.

Sport Stacking & Learning to Learn

Students participating in a study skills workshop, learning effective strategies through discussion and presentation.

Study Skills Workshop

Our programme will also involve our parents to provide resources so they can play a role to support their child in strengthening the adoption of learning dispositions beyond the classrooms.

Links for Parents