Joshua Ou Yang Han - 1st Place
Madeline Grace Sim Yi Ying - 3rd Place
Allison Ong - Finalist
Kiana Vickrem - Finalist
Lisa Zhan Jiayu - Finalist
Elise Yong Hui Xin - Finalist
Jocelyn Xu Huang Xin - Finalist
Joshua Ou Yang Han - Finalist
Kiana Vickrem - Finalist
School of the Year (Preschool Category)
Vanda Miss Joaquim Award
Gold Award
2024Nathaniel Ong Heng Yi - 1st Place
Luke Emmanuel Koh - Finalist
Garden Of the Year Award
Top 50 CIB Garden
Vanda Miss Joaquim Award
2023Ellery James Tan - 2nd Place
Mira Grace Rajaram - Finalist
School of the Year - Preschool Category
2022Ruth Wang Yan Zhi - 1st Place
Gold & “Outstanding Educational Community Garden"
Indoor Gardens Award Winner
2021Shannon Yu - 3rd Place
Katie Fan - Finalist
Jude Wang Yan Chuan - 1st Place
Michael Z Yeo - 2nd Place
Jake Choi - Finalist
Isaac Koh Siu Dih - 1st Place
Emma Soe Rui Ying - Finalist
Certificate of Achievement:
Kristen Koy
Tan Teck Ern
Zareth Luke Tan
Sybil Soh Wai Yum
Shannon Yu Zhilei
Lucas Huang - 1st Place
Ryan Koenig - 1st Place
Kayla Tay - 2nd Place
Elizabeth Sim - 3rd Place
Isabelle Chen - Finalist
Leah Ho - Finalist
Leong Yu Sing - 1st Place
Keeren Low - 1st Place
Alyssa Tan - 3rd Place
Kayla Tay - Finalist
Adriel Bay (Honour Roll)
The National Library Board’s (NLB) inaugural Reading Innovation Award recognises pre-schools that have specially developed creative reading programmes to inspire and foster a passion for reading among young children. Children’s picture books provide rich resources for children to learn art techniques and values. This giraffe art piece, constructed out of carton boxes and painted by K2 Class of 2015 is one of the characters with an interesting story that generated children’s curiosity in words.
Ethan Ng - 1st Place
Sarah Ho - Finalist
Lauren Wong - 1st Place
Leong Yu Sing - 2nd Place
Esher Yu - Finalist
Alyssa Tan (Honour Roll)
Chloe Grace Yeap - Finalist (Silver Honour Roll)
Lauren Sarah Tan - Finalist (Silver Honour Roll)
This project enabled 140 children to play meaningfully with customised thematic sets created by parents and children with environmental materials. Imagine used clothes being re-fashioned to doctors' coats! Daddy’s lone socks were shaped into donuts and a mineral water bottle became a drip bottle by the hospital bed. To top it all, K2A 2013 constructed the Changi Airport with its own control tower, SIA aeroplane, conveyor belt and other amazing gadgets out of carton boxes!
2013The Chinese Cultural Month has motivated children to enjoy learning Chinese and develop an appreciation for Chinese culture. The goal is to earn a Little Chinese scholar medal through engaging crafts, games, songs and poems. Skye Ang (K1B, 2012) did this panda with Chinese brush painting technique. It is now used as the Chinese Cultural Month mascot.
2012This project provided opportunities for K2 Class of 2011 to take on leadership roles by composing stories with an emphasis on values such as truthfulness and orderliness using the Pre-Nursery children’s 3-D artwork inspired by Eric Carle. The above character “Bluey” was one of their masterpieces. They then adapted familiar board games to teach concepts based on these stories.
Isaac Au - Finalist (Bronze Honour Roll)
2011Little Olympics is now an annual sporting event at FEK with the above mascot “Flamey” designed by Evander Ong of K2 Class of 2010. It is the product of the K2 children’s interest and investigation of an ongoing community event – Singapore Youth Olympic Games. The learning environment became an organic classroom with children as its subject instead of one that is bounded by textbooks and timetable.
Jed Koh - 3rd Place
2010
This leather like bubble wrapped T-Rex was one of the four dinosaurs created out of environmental materials by K2 Class of 2009. We used the interactive whiteboard and technology to create flipcharts, electronic storybooks and portfolios with the photographs and video recordings of children’s learning experiences and artwork. Children crafted spoof stories of the dinosaur extinction theories based upon their imagination and current affairs. Some of the titles include “The H1N1 Dinosaur Flu Story” and “Bye Bye Dinosaur”.
Kelly Khoo - 1st Place
2009Elizabeth Fang - Finalist (Bronze Honour Roll)
2008