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05/10/2025

It’s mid autumn festival 中秋节 tomorrow! Are you out and about carrying your lantern already?

Here are some lanterns made by the students at

#中秋节

05/10/2025

It’s mid autumn festival 中秋节 tomorrow! Are you out and about carrying your lantern already?

Here are some lanterns made by the students at

#中秋节

01/10/2025

Fossil art using terracotta clay by Remy (6yo) and Renn (8yo). The girls sprinkled glitter dust to make the fossils magical!

08/09/2025

Two creative minds, two epic builds. Erin (8yo) turned cardboard into a cozy house, while Liam (8yo) used it to create a mysterious cave! They added wow to their creations with colourful air-dry clay details.

Who knew cardboard could be this cool?

Erin and Liam are students at

08/08/2025

Happy 60th Birthday, Singapore! 🇸🇬

8-year-old Liam decided to draw his very own National Day tee shirt so that he could wear it to school today!

He used acrylic paint and permanent markers to create his artwork.

Liam is an art student at

23/07/2025

The sunnyside-up not only makes good breakfast food, it is also a great subject to learn about light and shadow.

1st picture: painted by Leia Lung (6yo)
2nd picture: painted by Erin Tay (8yo)

07/07/2025

Congratulations to Emma Tay and Erin Tay!

The sisters did us proud at the annual Jewel Youth Floral Cup held at Jewel last Saturday!

Emma wowed the judges and took home the Bronze Award in Category B (Upper Primary) – her second time competing! Last year she got a Merit Award.

Erin, joining for the very first time, earned a Merit Award in Category A (Lower Primary) – amazing effort!

We’re all so proud of their creativity and hard work!

This year’s competition was tougher than ever, with more participants and an impressive level of talent across the board. The theme was SG60, and to add a fun twist, each participant had to incorporate a surprise item (given to them on the spot)—red and white pipe cleaners—into their floral designs.

A shoutout to their supportive parents and Teacher Soo, who were there to cheer them on every step of the way.

Way to go, Emma and Erin—what a blooming success!

Both girls are students

07/07/2025

🌷🌸🌷Congratulations to Emma Tay and Erin Tay! 🌷🌸🌷

The sisters did us proud at the annual Jewel Youth Floral Cup held at Jewel last Saturday!

Emma wowed the judges and took home the Bronze Award in Category B (Upper Primary) – her second time competing! Last year she got a Merit Award.

Erin, joining for the very first time, earned a Merit Award in Category A (Lower Primary) – amazing effort!

We’re all so proud of their creativity and hard work!

This year’s competition was tougher than ever, with more participants and an impressive level of talent across the board. The theme was SG60, and to add a fun twist, each participant had to incorporate a surprise item (given to them on the spot)—red and white pipe cleaners—into their floral designs.

A shoutout to their supportive parents and Teacher Soo, who were there to cheer them on every step of the way.

Way to go, Emma and Erin—what a blooming success! 🌸🪻🌸🪻🌸

Both girls are students at

30/05/2025

Congratulations to Jordann Maala for bagging a silver award at the 2025 Asia-Pacific Children and Youth Art Innovation Challenge (Primary Division, Coloring), in Hong Kong.

Jordann is a student at

18/05/2025

Liam is an 8-year-old boy who enjoys drawing beasts and fantastic creatures. His creations are usually inspired by Pokemon.

His work has a lot of details but he said colouring is not really his thing. One day, Teacher Soo decided to scan his drawings and printed them out as colouring pages to encourage Liam to add colours.

The first photo shows a “colouring competition” which Liam wanted to have with his teacher. Can you guess which one is done by Liam?

The next two pages show a teacher-student collaboration. Liam drew and Teacher Soo coloured.

18/05/2025

Liam is an 8-year-old boy who enjoys drawing beasts and fantastic creatures. The creatures he came up with are usually inspired by Pokémon.

His work has a lot of details but he is not really into colouring. One day, Teacher Soo decided to scan his drawings and printed them out as colouring pages to encourage Liam to add colours.

The first photo shows a “colouring completion” which Liam wanted to have with Teacher Soo. Can you guess which one is done by Liam?

The next two pages show a teacher-student collaboration. Liam drew and Teacher Soo coloured.

27/03/2025

Three stories in this oversized denim shirt series—Three Little Pigs, Humpty Dumpty and Pinocchio.

Please DM if you would like to bring them home. Humpty Dumpty had already been sold.

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