Author Archives: Shirley
Largest Project To Make Paper Roses
Over 20,000 students learnt about the organ donation process through SingHealth’s roadshow and activities held over four months in their schools. They folded origami roses to represent the gift of life that a organ donor can give to another as well as to thank those who have donated. On 12 Aug 2013, SBOR officials verified the total origami collection at ... Read More »
Longest Paper Doll Chain
All students at Radin Mas Primary School were asked to fold an A4 paper and cut a human figure. On the morning of 7 Aug 2013, the paper doll cuttings were combined to form a chain measuring 738m. The paper dolls with joined hands symbolised social harmony and togetherness to mark the forthcoming National Day. Read More »
Largest Human Formation Of The Word ‘HOME’
St Joseph’s Institution celebrated Racial Harmony Day on 19 Jul 2013 with many activities promoting racial integration and social harmony. 1,687 participants comprising students, teachers and staff also stood on the school field to form the word ‘HOME’ to mark the oneness in spirit. Read More »
Largest Amount Of Clothes Collected and Washed At One Location
Electrolux launched Washing-thon in April 2013 by calling schools, corporate offices and Toa Payoh CCC to donate any unwanted clothes to them. 3,889 kg of clothes were gathered and laundered using Electrolux machines located at Toa Payoh Courts’ car park from 13 to 15 Jun 2013. The public could also donate clothes during the 3 days. Read More »
Tallest Pyramid Made Of Newspapers
Temasek Secondary School students celebrated National Day in honour of sportsmen and sportswomen who represented Singapore. They built a pyramid using rolled newspapers measuring 5.58m by 5.72m by 5.61m and 5m high with the words ‘Ignite your support for Team Singapore’ on 8 Aug 2012. Read More »
