It is providence that the first big gathering allowed after Covid-19 restriction easing-up is the celebration of Mother's Day. Motherhood is indeed a sacred and special vocation. Therefore, we are happy to join with the whole world to celebrate and hounour the vocation of motherhood.

K1 Anthurium welcomes our Mothers with a song from Africa: Funga Alafia.

Sr Liza and Mrs. Jeet welcome our Mothers at St Mary hall with light refreshments. It is an opportunity for everyone to get to know each other and forms connections. After the refreshment, parents proceeded to St Francis Hall to watch their children performances.

The children from each class performed simple songs and dances to show their love and appreciation to their mothers. After the performances, parents were ushered to do a school tour of the Thinkering and Discovery rooms. 

Teachers were also treated to a Mother's Day celebration with delicious spread of food and a token of appreciation given by Ms. Jeet. We are truly happy to see how touched and joyful are our children's mothers with this simple celebration.
Thank you to all mothers for your love and sacrifice!

Today, our children celebrates Hari Raya. They learn about the celebration in a fun way and enjoyed a Hari Raya dish Ketupat with Sayur Lodeh. We hope these simple celebrations nurtures religious harmony in our island and beyond.
​Selamat Hari Raya to our Muslim brothers and sisters!

Teachers too, enjoyed a simple Hari Raya meal at the end of the school day.

We are back in school! K1 and K2 students celebrates Easter today!

Plastic eggs are hidden in their classrooms and on the playground for them to hunt. Everyone seems to enjoy it a lot! ​

Today is the Holy Thursday in the Catholic Church calendar. It is also the last day of school before the Easter holiday. K1 and K2 students watched a short clip about the three important days: the Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday then do colourings of the scenes in their classrooms. We hope this little activities help them to celebrate Easter more meaningfully this coming Sunday. 

The K1 an K2 students enter into prayer to prepare for Holy Week. Each level gathered at St Mary Hall to watch a video clip about Palm Sunday and prayed the Station of The Cross for Children together.

In their own classes, each student made a palm leaf to bring back.