Cherie Hearts Kidz Campus @ Pasir Ris Elias Mall Event : “Keep Clean, Singapore” on 28 May 2019 (Tuesday) Pasir Ris Park (Area 3) Clean Up!

As part of the “Keep Clean, Singapore” campaign, on 28 May 2019 (Tuesday), our centre organized a clean-up activity at Pasir Ris Park where we invited parents to participate alongside their children.

The objective of this campaign is to cultivate good value in terms of community works for our children. We are glad to receive good support from parents in this meaningful community works besides giving consents for their children to participate in “Keep Clean, Singapore” Campaign.

The activity involves:

i) picking up of litter within designated areas of Pasir Ris Park Area 3

ii) weighing recyclable and non-recyclable litters; and

iii) then place the bags at NEA designated collecting point in Pasir Ris Park.

On top of educating our children on importance of keeping our public places clean, we hope that through this, children and their parents get to share a memorable and enjoyable community service experience.

“Let’s take a group photograph prior to start of the campaign.

Before clean up, Teacher gave a brief introduction to participants about “Keep Clean Singapore!” Campaign.

Children, Parents & Teachers were divided into groups.                                                                  Teahcer distributed leaflet (indicating list of items commonly found, e.g. recyclable & non-recyclable as well as items not to pick-up during clean up) to parents.

Teachers were distributing tongs, plastic bags and hand gloves to Parents & Children before clean up.

“Clean up” began !

Let’s pick up this litter !”

“Yes, this is the way !”

“We are the first to return !”

“What’s that !”

“We are coming back too !”

“Let’s weight the litter collected.”

“There are the litter collected this morning !”

“Have a group photo before bringing those litter collected to the designated collection point !”

“Here we go ! Let’s bring all the bags to the designated collection point !”

“Must tie all the bags.”

“Well done ! Children ! Thank you to all participants !”