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The MITE Way
Inculcate the right values in your child by modelling them yourself. Dr William Wan extrapolates in the Dec/Jan Issue of Today’s Parents. | Enlarge Article
Singaporeans reminded to extend kindness to animals
National Geographic Channel has taken the lead in organising one of Singapore’s largest dog-adoption drives coming next weekend. Called the Dog Whisperer Free Pet Shop, this free event will take place on the 18th and 19th of February. The Dog ...
If you’re happy, do you know it?
Are Singaporeans happy or not? The New Paper conducted a happiness survey at the end of last year after much debate over whether Singapore should adopt a happiness index like Bhutan. Reporters interviewed individuals and asked them to rate how happy they ...
Spread some kindness this Christmas
Staff from the Singapore Kindness Movement arranging their mascot Singa the Lion and adding finishing touches to their Christmas tree at the Botanic Gardens. The tropical tree is adorned with a smiling daisy and a list of good deeds. The ...
Character Building in School Activities
EDUCATION Minister Heng Swee Keat yesterday highlighted examples of how some schools infuse Character and Citizenship Education into their curricula. Here are some examples: NORTH VIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL The school incorporates values education into its English classes by getting pupils to ...
Promoting acts of kindness in schools
PUPILS at Pei Tong Primary School can get stars for acts of kindness such as helping teachers carry books. In a project that received $3,000 from the Singapore Kindness Movement (SKM) to produce a Kindness Passport, pupils receive badges for every ...
Helping disabled get in the swim of things
When Ms Chris Kwan’s marriage failed in 2001, she felt helpless and could not take her mind off her loss. Two years later, the 41-year-old joined the Handicaps Welfare Association (HWA) as a volunteer, hoping that her activities there would keep ...
Postman goes the extra mile to deliver
In his 15 years as a postman, Mr Anand Sivapiragasam has often been asked by residents to mail their letters for them. But to help catch a metre- long iguana was a first. While doing his rounds around the private estates ...
Lessons in kindness
She sometimes had to miss school because of her illnesses, and fell behind in her schoolwork as a result. Primary 6 pupil Rachel Isabelle, 12, has suffered from inflammatory bowel syndrome for three years and diabetes for 21/2 years. During the times ...
Blooming shame
A MOVE to beautify Orchard Road worked so well that Singaporeans and tourists wanted a piece of the action. Now the pillars of fresh flowers on Singapore’s main shopping street are being taken down after developing bare patches at the bottom ...




