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Records By CCs
The following are current records held by Community Centres / Clubs or Constituency Offices. Records organised at a GRC level are listed under the constituencies that come under the GRC. The list is updated as at 29 Sep 2019. Ace The Place Largest Kolam National Flag Most Number Of People Making Mango Sticky Rice Dessert Together Admiralty Largest Ketupat Largest ... Read More »Records By Schools
The following are current records held by Singapore schools (non-tertiary). The list is updated as at 3 Oct 2019. ACS International Largest Wall Made Of Paper Bricks Ai Tong Primary School Most Number Of People Doing Calligraphy Together Anchor Green Primary School Longest Group Spinning Of 3 Hula Hoops Together Anderson Serangoon Junior College Largest Logo Made Of Heart-Shaped Notes ... Read More »
Largest Display Of Personal Notes On A Fabric
Eunoia Junior College took in its first batch of students in 2017. During the orientation week, students spent time getting to know the Ghim Moh neighbourhood by interacting with its residents. They took photographs and wrote short stories on pieces of paper which were pasted on pieces of cloths. On 10 Feb 2017, 27 of these pieces were stitched up to form a gigantic 9.3m by 5.9m display ... Read More »
Largest Chinese Character Made Of Oranges
Children from the Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society Child & Student Care Centres and their parents gathered at Palawan Beach, Sentosa, on 6 Feb 2017. There, they helped to arrange 12,888 oranges into the 福 (prosper) Chinese character measuring 18m by 18m. The oranges were later donated to charity organisations. Read More »
Largest Rangoli Made Of Coloured Rice
Tanglin Community Club celebrated Pongalo Ponggal, an Indian harvest festival, on 21 Jan 2017. Other than the usual tradition of rice boiling, there was a huge 10m-diameter rangoli made of rice. IAEC members of Tanglin CC and Pek Kio CC, together with Farrer Park RC members took 2 days to colour and arrange the rice into a design. The 400-kg rice had passed ... Read More »
