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Our preschoolers celebrated Easter by creating colourful crafts filled with joy and creativity. Through this activity, children learned about hope, kindness and new beginnings while expressing themselves through art. They enjoyed decorating Easter eggs and making bunnies, developing fine motor skills, creativity and confidence as they proudly showcased their festive creations.

On 16 Feb 2026, Cedan Kindergarten joyfully celebrated Chinese New Year! Our children came dressed in festive shades of red, symbolizing good luck and prosperity. They played traditional games, enjoyed festive snacks and exchanged warm well wishes with one another.
The children also took part in creative Chinese New Year craft activities to mark the occasion. The celebration was filled with laughter as everyone sang and danced to cheerful Chinese New Year songs they had learned. It was truly a wonderful time ushering in the Year of the Horse together. Happy Chinese New Year to all!

On 16 Feb 2026, Cedan Kindergarten joyfully celebrated Chinese New Year! Our children came dressed in festive shades of red, symbolizing good luck and prosperity. They played traditional games, enjoyed festive snacks and exchanged warm well wishes with one another.
The children also took part in creative Chinese New Year craft activities to mark the occasion. The celebration was filled with laughter as everyone sang and danced to cheerful Chinese New Year songs they had learned. It was truly a wonderful time ushering in the Year of the Horse together. Happy Chinese New Year to all!

On 16 Feb 2026, Cedan Kindergarten joyfully celebrated Chinese New Year! Our children came dressed in festive shades of red, symbolizing good luck and prosperity. They played traditional games, enjoyed festive snacks and exchanged warm well wishes with one another.
The children also took part in creative Chinese New Year craft activities to mark the occasion. The celebration was filled with laughter as everyone sang and danced to cheerful Chinese New Year songs they had learned. It was truly a wonderful time ushering in the Year of the Horse together. Happy Chinese New Year to all!

On 16 Feb 2026, Cedan Kindergarten joyfully celebrated Chinese New Year! Our children came dressed in festive shades of red, symbolizing good luck and prosperity. They played traditional games, enjoyed festive snacks and exchanged warm well wishes with one another.
The children also took part in creative Chinese New Year craft activities to mark the occasion. The celebration was filled with laughter as everyone sang and danced to cheerful Chinese New Year songs they had learned. It was truly a wonderful time ushering in the Year of the Horse together. Happy Chinese New Year to all!

On 16 Feb 2026, Cedan Kindergarten joyfully celebrated Chinese New Year! Our children came dressed in festive shades of red, symbolizing good luck and prosperity. They played traditional games, enjoyed festive snacks and exchanged warm well wishes with one another.
The children also took part in creative Chinese New Year craft activities to mark the occasion. The celebration was filled with laughter as everyone sang and danced to cheerful Chinese New Year songs they had learned. It was truly a wonderful time ushering in the Year of the Horse together. Happy Chinese New Year to all!

On 16 Feb 2026, Cedan Kindergarten joyfully celebrated Chinese New Year! Our children came dressed in festive shades of red, symbolizing good luck and prosperity. They played traditional games, enjoyed festive snacks and exchanged warm well wishes with one another.
The children also took part in creative Chinese New Year craft activities to mark the occasion. The celebration was filled with laughter as everyone sang and danced to cheerful Chinese New Year songs they had learned. It was truly a wonderful time ushering in the Year of the Horse together. Happy Chinese New Year to all!

Deepavali was celebrated on 17 Oct 25 (Fri) with great joy and enthusiasm. It marks the Hindu New Year and honours the goddess Lakshmi, symbolizes prosperity and the triumph of light over darkness. During the celebration, children came dressed in their beautiful traditional attire and brought along a small amount of traditional food and tidbits to share with their teachers and friends. They took part in various engaging activities, such as creating colourful rangoli designs and making their own Deepavali crafts. The event was a wonderful opportunity for the children to learn about the significance of Deepavali while expressing their creativity, sharing festive treats, and experiencing the joy of cultural celebration together.

K1 Class: Deepavali was celebrated on 17 Oct 25 (Fri) with great joy and enthusiasm. It marks the Hindu New Year and honours the goddess Lakshmi, symbolizes prosperity and the triumph of light over darkness. During the celebration, children came dressed in their beautiful traditional attire and brought along a small amount of traditional food and tidbits to share with their teachers and friends. They took part in various engaging activities, such as creating colourful rangoli designs and making their own Deepavali crafts. The event was a wonderful opportunity for the children to learn about the significance of Deepavali while expressing their creativity, sharing festive treats, and experiencing the joy of cultural celebration together.

Deepavali was celebrated on 17 Oct 25 (Fri) with great joy and enthusiasm. It marks the Hindu New Year and honours the goddess Lakshmi, symbolizes prosperity and the triumph of light over darkness. During the celebration, children came dressed in their beautiful traditional attire and brought along a small amount of traditional food and tidbits to share with their teachers and friends. They took part in various engaging activities, such as creating colourful rangoli designs and making their own Deepavali crafts. The event was a wonderful opportunity for the children to learn about the significance of Deepavali while expressing their creativity, sharing festive treats, and experiencing the joy of cultural celebration together.

In celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival, our children embraced tradition through joyful and meaningful activities. They enjoyed making lanterns, which symbolize light and hope, and crafting snow-skin mooncakes, a representation of unity and togetherness. These treasured customs; lantern parades and mooncake feasting, take place on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month, when the full moon shines brightest, reflecting harmony, unity, and the spirit of family reunion.

As part of our cherished tradition, the children celebrated the Mid-Autumn Festival with a blend of joy and meaningful activities. They took part in lantern making, a symbol of light and hope, and made snow-skin mooncakes, representing unity and togetherness. These timeless customs; lantern parades and mooncake sharing, are celebrated on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month, when the moon is at its fullest and brightest, symbolizing harmony, unity, and the gathering of loved ones.

Honouring tradition, our children joyfully celebrated the Mid-Autumn Festival through meaningful, hands-on activities. They created lanterns, symbolizing light and hope, and crafted snow-skin mooncakes, which reflect unity and togetherness. These beloved customs; lantern parades and mooncake feasting, are held on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month, when the moon is at its fullest and brightest, representing harmony, unity, and the importance of family reunion.

Staying true to tradition, our children marked the Mid-Autumn Festival with a joyful and meaningful celebration. They participated in engaging hands-on activities, including lantern making (representing light and hope) and crafting snow-skin mooncakes (symbolizing unity and togetherness). These well-loved traditions of lantern parades and mooncake sharing are celebrated on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month, when the moon is at its brightest and fullest, signifying harmony, unity, and the joy of family reunion.

In keeping with tradition, our children celebrated the Mid-Autumn Festival with joy and meaningful activities. They engaged in hands-on experiences such as crafting lanterns; symbols of light and hope, and making snow-skin mooncakes; represent unity and togetherness. These cherished customs of lantern parades and mooncake feasting are traditionally observed on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month, when the moon shines its fullest and brightest, symbolizing harmony, unity, and family reunion.

Keeping with tradition, our children enjoyed a meaningful and fun-filled celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival. They took part in hands-on activities like lantern making (symbolizing light and hope) and crafting snow-skin mooncakes (representing unity and togetherness). These two beloved customs of lantern parade and mooncake feasting are traditionally observed on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month, a time when the moon is at its fullest and brightest, symbolizing harmony, unity and family reunion.

Our Children’s Day field trip had been such a joy! The children had an amazing time exploring, playing and learning through fun navigations. It was heartwarming to see so many joyful moments and meaningful bonding between parents and children. We truly appreciate your support and involvement in making this a memorable experience for all!

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