On 21 November 2025, Class M4-6 wrapped up the school year with a rewarding and unforgettable educational excursion to Jewel Changi Airport. Supported by three dedicated staff members, including myself (Form Teacher) and two Teacher Aides, the day was filled with meaningful learning, joy, and memorable moments.
From the moment we set off, our students demonstrated outstanding self-regulation, patience, and resilience. A key measure of success for this outing was their ability to consistently display appropriate public behaviour while travelling on public transport. They showcased excellent real-world skills with confidence and maturity, transitioning smoothly at every step and making all of us glow with pride. Truly travel champs!
Upon arriving at Jewel, the students were instantly captivated by the majestic HSBC Rain Vortex. Its breath-taking waterfall display provided a powerful sensory experience that held their attention and sparked their excitement.
Our main destination was Canopy Park, where the children explored the attractions with enthusiasm. The Mirror Maze emerged as a clear favourite - students were delighted by the playful visual illusions and multiple reflections of themselves and staff. It was a joy to witness their laughter, interaction, and curiosity as they navigated this unique spatial challenge.
The excursion was a resounding success. Beyond the fun and discovery, it offered a meaningful opportunity to reinforce key social and community-based behavioural skills in a complex public environment. Our students shone brilliantly with their consistent display of commendable behaviour throughout the day.
What a wonderful way to end the year - celebrating growth, community learning, and the bright potential of our students!
Mr Charles
Form Teacher (M4-6)
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