On 12 April 2025, CPASS East Swimming CCA competed in the Haw Par National Youth Para Swimming Championship. We proudly welcomed Joel Wong from Eagle 23A, who made a remarkable debut by winning gold in the 50-metre breaststroke after years of dedicated training. Two experienced athletes, Siti Nur Iman and Mohamad Shan Rusyaidi, also represented the school, with Shan securing gold in the 50-metre freestyle. Although Iman was disqualified due to a false start, she displayed admirable perseverance and sportsmanship. Congratulations to all athletes for their dedication and for representing CPASS East with pride.
On 17 May, eleven students from the Track and Field CCA represented the school at the Para Athletics Inter-School Championships held at Chua Chu Kang Stadium. Competing against athletes from eight SPED and mainstream schools, students participated in events such as sprinting, shot put, and long jump. Despite challenging weather conditions, the team showed great determination and sportsmanship. A standout performance came from Chrislyn Rae, who won gold in the long jump. Overall, the team delivered an impressive performance, winning 15 medals and retaining the Best Performing School Trophy, making the school immensely proud.
Special Arts CCA Showcased at SYF 2025 Exhibition
In July 2025, CPASS East Special Arts CCA participated in the Singapore Youth Festival Art Exhibition themed “Tiny Wonders, Big Ideas.” Out of 500 submissions nationwide, 112 artworks were selected for display at the National Gallery Singapore, including CPASS East’s piece, “Singapore in Motion.” The artwork showcased iconic landmarks and celebrated Singapore’s innovation and culture. Students Joanne Ngoh Pei Sing and Celine Hooi Ji Woo represented the school, accompanied by Ms Nurul Asyiqin Abdullah and Vice-Principal Ms Suzana Ahmed. The exhibition, officiated by Senior Minister of State for Education Mr David Neo, was a proud and meaningful milestone for the school.
Special Arts CCA Joins Artbrellah Project Launch
On 23 August 2025, our Special Arts CCA was invited to the launch of the Artbrellah Project at Toa Payoh Interchange — a meaningful initiative combining art, accessibility, and social responsibility. We are proud to share that Joanne Ngoh Pei Sing’s artwork, Tree of Love, was selected to be printed on umbrellas as part of this project.
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On October 2, 2025, CPAS School East marked Children’s Day with a memorable outing to Bird Paradise, attended by 125 students, 115 parents, 130 staff members, and 84 volunteers from Loomis Sayles. The day was filled with excitement as our students, parents, and caregivers explored the wonders of Bird Paradise through a variety of engaging activities. At Penguin Cove, they observed penguins in their natural habitats and learned about their distinctive behaviours. In the lively Crimson Wetlands, students were awed by the vibrant macaws and flamingos soaring elegantly within the enclosure. The adventure continued with captivating bird shows, where magnificent species demonstrated their intelligence and grace. Some students also participated in fun activities like feather printing art and balloon play, organized by the Lego volunteers in the function room. The enriching day ended with a delightful lunch, providing everyone a chance to relax and reflect on their favourite moments of the outing.
International Friendship Day 2025
International Friendship Day was commemorated through a friendship band–making activity, encouraging students to celebrate and strengthen bonds with their friends.
Sports Day 2025
CPAS Sports Day 2025, held on Saturday, 10 May, was a vibrant celebration of unity, energy, and sportsmanship. The day began with an exciting house march-in, showcasing creative mascots and enthusiastic cheers. We were honoured to welcome Mr Desmond Tan, Grassroots Adviser to Pasir Ris–Changi GRC, who officially opened the event and flagged off the livestreamed frame runner race. With the generous support of Singapore Pools, participants from EIPIC, School, and Adult Services enjoyed
a variety of engaging activities, performances, and treats. Congratulations to Blue House for winning the championship, and to all houses for their teamwork and spirited participation.
Racial Harmony Day 2025
During Racial Harmony Day, wedding cultures of the four major races in Singapore — Malay, Chinese, Indian, and Eurasian — were showcased, promoting understanding and appreciation of Singapore’s multicultural society.
National Day 2025
CPAS School East marked Singapore’s 60th National Day with a joyful and meaningful celebration on 8 August 2025. The event brought together staff and students from CPASS East, along with student volunteers from Tampines Meridian Junior College (TMJC), fostering a strong sense of national and community pride. The celebration began with the National Day Observance Ceremony, led confidently by three CPASS East student emcees, followed by an uplifting sing-along session that united the school in honouring Singapore’s journey over the past six decades. A key highlight was the continuation of the celebration at TMJC, where interactive booths set up by TMJC students and the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) encouraged engagement and camaraderie between the two schools. As part of National Education, graduating students also attended the National Day Preview (NE Show) to deepen their understanding of Singapore’s shared history and identity.
Teachers' Day 2025
As part of the Teacher’s Day celebrations, the teachers from the CCE team organised a special session for teachers on 3 September, beginning with “Tea with Teachers.” During this session, teachers and students enjoyed tea, played fun games, and engaged in meaningful interactions. Students learned heartwarming and quirky facts about their teachers and staff, while teachers contributed thoughtful messages to a message wall, creating a warm and lively atmosphere.
This was followed by the main Teacher’s Day celebration on 4 September 2025 at CPASS East in Pasir Ris, organised by the School Management Team. The day began with a morning assembly and a Teacher’s Day address from MOE, read by Principal Mr Boo Hian Kok, and continued with a lively concert featuring performances by students, allied professionals, caregivers, parents, and staff. A highlight was the Parents@CPAS performance led by Mr Dolph Oh, featuring a moving light-stick segment and a specially composed song. The celebrations concluded with activity and snack booths, leaving everyone feeling happy, appreciated, and connected.
Graduation Day 2025
On 21 November 2025, we celebrated the Graduation Ceremony for 25 graduands under the vibrant theme Our Colourful Journey, marking a meaningful milestone as they completed their school journey and stepped into new beginnings. The celebration featured the presentation of certificates, student speeches, and a commemorative montage, and concluded with a symbolic balloon release and a joyful dance party, creating a memorable and uplifting finale for all.
Total Defence Day 2025
For Total Defence Day, National Cadet Corps (NCC) students from East Spring Secondary School were invited to participate. In line with the theme of food during wartime, sweet potato porridge was served to help students experience what people ate during the war years.
