USS 2025 Sem 2 Newsletter

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In this edition: Lead: Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) Leadership Learning Week (LLW)

# s c h o o l o f o p p o r t U N IT Y One Last Unity Cheer!

Former Unity Councillors came together to give one final, resounding Unity Cheer — marking the close of graduation and lifting the spirits of the graduating cohort. Their heartfelt cheers echoed with pride, encouragement, and the Unity spirit, inspiring the Class of 2025 to face their upcoming GCE examinations with confidence. As they step forward into new beginnings, we wish all graduates the very best in their future endeavours!

Serve: National Day Awards Teachers’ day

Actualise: Cultural Immersion to Chongqing, China Staff & Students’ Achievements

Inspire: Racial Harmony Day National Day Photographs: Classes of 2025 Unity Community

From the Principal’s Desk

With Japan’s Nikkei News reporter and interpreter, Ms Christine Tang (ST/Music), and our school leaders, during their feature on Unity’s tech-driven teaching and learning.

Dear Parents and Guardians, As we wrap up Semester Two of 2025, I am delighted to share the many highlights and milestones of Unity Secondary School. This semester has been a wonderful culmination of dedication, growth, and teamwork among our students, staff, and community. I invite you to take a walk down memory lane with your child or ward and reminisce about the joyful and meaningful experiences they have had in school this year.

Celebrating Innovation in Teaching and Learning To future-proof our students, we continue to build staff capacity in designing 21CC (21st Century Competencies) lessons. I am proud to share that our school’s innovative efforts were recognised by MOE in two key ways this year: MOE Innergy Bronze Award 2025 for our Structured Approach to Designing and Facilitating 21CC Lessons through Technology, affirming our innovative use of technology in lesson design.

Our good practices and innovation journey were also featured nationally by MOE’s 21CC Office as a model of good practice.

Positive Student Experience We are heartened by the 2025 MOE Quality of School Experience (QSE) results: 93% of Sec 3 students expressed confidence in the school’s holistic development efforts — above national averages. 86% felt a strong sense of belonging to the Unity family.

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Partnering Parents for Holistic Growth We deeply appreciate the strong belief and support of our parents. From 2026, we will implement smartphone lockers and promote healthy replacement activities such as board and sports games during recess to encourage meaningful face-to-face interactions. We seek your continued partnership in nurturing healthy screen habits and supporting our smartphone policy, so students can develop focus, balance, and well-being in a digital world.

Re-envisioning Unity’s Future This year, we engaged students, staff, and alumni in reimagining our school vision. We look forward to sharing the outcomes of this exciting journey in 2026.

Enhancing Student Spaces and Support New lifts were installed to support students with medical needs and those carrying equipment. We also launched Serenity Cove, our new Student Services Hub — a safe haven offering counselling and career guidance that has quickly become a well-loved space for care and connection.

Meaningful Learning Beyond the Classroom Our STEM Applied Learning Programme (ALP) inspired students through projects on Smart Home Farming (Sec 1) and Alternative Food Sources (Sec 2), including advocacy on insect-based food sustainability. These projects culminated in vibrant showcases for peers, parents, and staff.

Looking ahead, Unity Secondary has been selected by MOE to participate in the 2026 National Day Parade — with about 100 Sec 1–3 students representing the school. This will be a memorable experience in collaboration, adaptability, and national pride.

Serving the Community with Heart Unity received the 2025 People’s Association Community Spirit (PACS) Merit Award for our sustained contributions to the Yew Tee community. Our students actively participated in events such as Yew Tee Day, Clothes Swap, MY $1 Deals, and the NorthWest Food Sustainability Festival. We thank our staff, students, and parents for their strong spirit of service.

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Celebrating Student and Staff Learning As the year ends, we celebrate our students’ resilience through their examinations and extend our best wishes to our graduating cohort in their next chapter.

Semester 2 brimmed with highlights — the Unity Run, Sports Fiesta, SG60 National Day Celebration, Overseas Learning Trip to Chongqing, and Leadership Learning Week, all of which deepened teamwork and global awareness. Our Peer Support Leaders also spearheaded a Mental Wellness Campaign that promoted emotional resilience.

Our teachers also ended the year on a note of learning and renewal through various learning journeys such as the SG60 Heart & Soul Experience, Singapore Oceanarium Career Guidance Programme, and Holland Village & HarbourFront Heritage Quest. These experiences enriched our educators’ perspectives on Singapore’s history, culture, and innovation — helping us design even more engaging, future-ready learning experiences for our students.

Gratitude and Looking Ahead As we reflect on this year’s journey, I am deeply grateful for the unwavering support of our parents, staff, and community partners. Your trust and collaboration have been instrumental in shaping a caring and dynamic environment where every Unity student can thrive.

We look forward to another exciting year in 2026, filled with new opportunities for growth and learning. Until then, I wish all our Unity families a restful and joyous holiday season — may it be a time of rejuvenation, laughter, and meaningful connection with loved ones.

With gratitude and pride in our Unity family, Mdm Adel Ong Principal

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LEADING SELF “Mastering others is strength; mastering oneself is true power.”

-Lao Tzu

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Outward Bound Singapore: Leading Themselves Beyond Boundaries In August, our Secondary 3 students embarked on a transformative 5-day, 4night expedition-based adventure at Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) across the East Coast, Punggol and Pulau Ubin campuses. Joined by peers from other secondary schools, our students experienced the power of collaboration and perseverance beyond the classroom.

Through team-based challenges, they learnt to lead themselves and others, fostering resilience, teamwork, and confidence.

The OBS experience encouraged them to step out of their comfort zones, make independent decisions, and take responsibility for their teams’ success.

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Leadership Learning Week (LLW): Reflecting, Reconnecting, and Recharging Held on 23–24 October 2025, the Leadership Learning Week (LLW) provided all Secondary 1–3 students with time to reflect on their growth, practise self-care, and show appreciation to those who have supported them throughout the year.

Across the sessions, Unitians explored different aspects of personal wellness such as physical, intellectual, emotional, and social well-being.

The “Journeying Together” reflections encouraged students to articulate their progress, set goals, and express appreciation for family, friends, and teachers who had shaped their growth.

By the end of LLW, Unitians were reminded that leadership begins with self-awareness, reflection, and gratitude. They are values that nurture both personal resilience and a caring school community.

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Wellness Carnival 2025: A Celebration of Fun, Learning, and Well-Being The Wellness Carnival 2025 was a joyful and meaningful celebration promoting students’ overall well-being. The day began with an inspiring talk by Glenn Yong from the National Council of Social Service (NCSS), setting an uplifting tone for the event.

Students explored a variety of interactive booths organised by our Peer Support Leaders (PSLs), Cyberwellness Ambassadors, and external partners. Each booth offered engaging activities and conversations on topics such as mental health, digital wellness, and self-care — encouraging students to care for their physical, emotional, and social well-being.

A big thank-you goes out to our community partners — Boys’ Town, Club HEAL, Epworth, Fei Yue, Over the Rainbow, TAVA by Talent Beacon, and Unity’s Parent Support Group (PSG) — for their creativity and commitment. We also thank the Yew Tee Youth Network for their invaluable partnership in bringing this carnival to life.

The event was a true reminder of the power of community, connection, and positivity — with smiles, laughter, and learning that inspired every Unitian to take small, daily steps toward wellness.

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SERVING OTHERS

“No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another.”

-Charles Dickens

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Honouring Our Educators: Teachers’ Day Celebration 2025

Bringing together the efforts of the 15th Unity Council, Secondary 3 CCA Leaders, and Community Service Leaders (CSLs), the Student Leadership Development Committee (SLDC) organised a Teachers’ Day celebration on 4 September 2025 with the theme “Highlight Your Passion – Monochromatic.” The event stood as a testament to the power of student initiative and collaboration.

The celebration began with energetic performances by the school’s Symphonic Band, Dance crew, and Choir, filling the hall with music and joy. At the Appreciation Ceremony, students presented heartfelt tokens to their teachers —fresh apples donated by the Heartware Network, and specially prepared goodie bags packed by CCA leaders — as symbols of gratitude.

The Parent Support Group (PSG) added warmth to the day by hosting a tea session for teachers, offering a relaxed space for conversations and appreciation. The celebration concluded with classroom appreciation activities, during which CSLs guided their classmates in expressing personal messages of thanks to their Character Coaches.

More than just a celebration, this student-led initiative demonstrated leadership, collaboration, and empathy. It gave students the opportunity to show genuine appreciation for their teachers’ dedication while strengthening the spirit of unity across the school community.

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ACTUALISING SELF

“Let yourself be silently drawn by the strange pull of what you really love (inner calling).

It will not lead you astray.”

-Rumi

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Overseas Immersion Trip to Chongqing, China From 6 to 12 November 2025, a group of Unitians took part in a 7day immersion trip to Chongqing, China, a vibrant metropolis at the m e e t i n g p o i n t o f t h e Ya n g t z e a n d J i a l i n g R i v e r s .

Through classroom exchanges, cultural activities, and visits to key technological and historical sites, students strengthened their communication skills and deepened their understanding of global perspectives. The trip also provided opportunities for students to practise critical thinking and adaptability as they compared Singapore’s development with that of Chongqing, and reflected on the cultural and urban differences they observed.

Exposure to Chongqing’s innovative industries and rapid urban transformation broadened their horizons and encouraged them to appreciate global progress.

These meaningful experiences contributed to the students’ growth in character, leadership, and global awareness.

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Graduation Day 2025: Enchanted Dreams Take Flight

The Graduation Ceremony for the Class of 2025 was a heartwarming celebration filled with wonder and nostalgia. Embracing the theme “Enchanted Dreams,” the event transported students, teachers, and parents into a world where fantasy met reality, symbolising the graduates’ journey from aspiration to achievement. The ceremony featured captivating performances

by Character Coaches and a touching video montage that captured the students’ most cherished moments at Unity.

Valedictorian speeches inspired both peers and teachers, while the announcement of the Unity Stars recognised outstanding student achievements. The celebration concluded on an emotional note as teachers performed the finale song, “A Million Dreams,” leaving the hall filled with smiles, tears, and heartfelt gratitude.

As our graduates move on to new beginnings, the Unity family wishes them continued success and the courage to pursue their dreams — wherever they may lead.

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STAFF ACHIEVEMENTS “What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to a human soul.”

-Joseph Addison

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Honouring Unity’s Educators at the National Day Awards 2025

Unity Secondary School proudly celebrates our dedicated staff who have been recognised in the National Day Commendation and Long Service Awards 2025 for their unwavering service and excellence in education.

🏅 The Commendation Medal

Mdm Fathiah Binte Borhan, Head of Department – Design & Technology

🎖️ The Long Service Medal

Mrs Christina Choo, Teacher Mr Tsia Gwo Hong, Teacher Mr Kumarasamy Shankar, STEM Instructor (Laboratory)

Their professionalism, commitment, and passion have made a lasting impact on our school community. We would like to congratulate them for their achievements and thank them for their continued dedication to nurturing our students.

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MOE Service Excellence Award 2025

The Ministry of Education Service Excellence Award (MSEA) is a national award that recognises school staff who have demonstrated exceptional service, care, and professionalism. It celebrates individuals who go the extra mile to support students, colleagues, and the wider school community.

We are honored to highlight our staff who exemplify MOE’s core values through their dedication, positive attitude, and commitment to creating a supportive and nurturing environment.

🏅Platinum

Ms Lin Wen Jie Wendy

🏅Gold

Ms Chua Bee Kuan Ms Goh Meow Peng Sherry Ms Lin Wen Jie Wendy Mdm Ong Siew Hong Ms Sabrina Binte Jumandi Mr Tsia Gwo Hong Ms Xu Bixian Janet

🏅Silver

Mr Alvin Lee Kah Lin Mr Chan Chin Choon Ms Chen Bi Qing Mr Chew Thiam Teck Mr Chia Theng Hong Ms Goh Gek Noi Joanne Ms Hamidatulamaliah Binte Md Jamil Mrs Jasmin Mariya Madasamy Mr Kumarasamy Shankar Mdm Norhayati Binte Supari Ms Nur Hazwani Binte Kowangi Ms Nur Hidayah Binte Bohari Ms Nur Shaikhah Binte Rajab Ms Pek Geok Kim Mdm Rohaila Binte Sanusi Ms Soh Jing Wen Mr Tan Yee Kee Ms Tang Lai Sim Christine Mr Teng Han Yong Mr Wan Sin Wah Steve Page 22 Ms Yenty Binte Ramli

MOE Innergy Award and AST Award for PD 2025

The Innergy Award is a national award presented by the Ministry of Education to recognise educators and staff who introduce innovative ideas that improve teaching, learning, or school processes. It celebrates meaningful innovations — whether big or small — that enhance students’ experiences, strengthen staff practices, or make school operations more effective.

This year, we are delighted to be awarded the Bronze Medal for our Structure Approach to Designing and Facilitating 21CC lessons through Technology.

The award winners are: Mdm Adel Ong Ms Yuen Chai Lin Ms Jacqueline Tan Mdm Chong Shur Chin Mdm Rohaila Sanusi

Ms Ong Pei Ee Mr Andrew Lim Ms Christine Tang Mr Teng Han Yong Mr Jaya Kumar

The Academy of Singapore Teachers (AST) Award for Professional Development recognises educators who demonstrate strong commitment to continuous learning and professional growth. The award celebrates teachers who actively deepen their pedagogical skills, contribute to professional learning communities, and share effective practices that uplift teaching and learning across the school.

The educators recognised this year are: Ms Jacqueline Tan - Facilitator for Workshops Mdm Rohaila Sanusi - Facilitator for Workshops Ms Goh Gek Noi Joanne - Innovator (Technology for Learning)

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Unity Secondary Featured in SingTeach for Excellence in Differentiated Instruction Unity Secondary School was selected to be featured in SingTeach for its strong, school-wide commitment to designing cognitively engaging lessons driven by Differentiated Instruction (DI). The article spotlights how Unity teachers intentionally tailor learning experiences to meet diverse student needs through quality curriculum design, thoughtful scaffolding, and purposeful formative assessment. It showcases practical examples of inquiry-based learning, tiered activities, and reflective practices that deepen understanding and promote active engagement.

The feature also highlights the school’s robust professional development culture, where collaboration and continuous learning empower teachers to refine their craft and create meaningful learning experiences for all students.

to read the article featured on SingTeach

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North West Outstanding School Partner Award & People’s Association Community Spirit Award 2025 Unity Secondary School is proud to receive the Outstanding School Partner Award (Bronze), a recognition of the school’s strong commitment to fostering meaningful partnerships that support student learning and holistic development. This award celebrates the collaborative efforts between the school and our community partners, whose contributions have enriched our programmes, broadened students’ learning experiences, and strengthened our culture of care. The achievement affirms Unity’s dedication to building sustained, impactful partnerships that empower our students and enhance the school’s overall learning environment.

In addition, our school has been honoured with the People’s Association Community Spirit Award 2025 (Merit Award). The award celebrates partners who play an active role in building strong community connections and contributing meaningfully to society. This year, our students and staff took part in various Yew Tee community initiatives, including Yew Tee Day, Clothes Swap, MY $1 Deals, and the North-West Food Sustainability Festival. These experiences not only strengthened our ties with the community but also offered valuable learning opportunities for our Unity family.

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STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS “Success is the sum of small efforts repeated day in and day out.”

-Robert Collier

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Advanced Mathematics Programme (AMP): Nurturing Future Problem-Solvers

The Advanced Mathematics Programme (AMP) continues to stretch students with strong aptitude and passion for Mathematics through enriched learning experiences, exposure to national and international competitions, and collaborative projects that promote creative problem-solving.

In 2025, AMP students represented the school proudly in several prestigious competitions: International Mathematical Modelling Challenge (IMMC) – Merit Award See Hong Zhe, Alvyn (3Actualise5) Olivia Soo Hui Yi (3Actualise6) Wee Zi Shuo (4Lead1) Caden Soo Yi Kai (4Inspire7)

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🏆 Singapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiad (SASMO)

Silver: Seo Lin Sheng, Lance (3Lead1) Bronze: Lau En Tong (3Lead2) Ng Chen Rui Gervin (3Inspire7) Honourable Mention: Zaraspe Joules Matthew Untalan (3Lead2) Djarron Hanato (3Actualise5) Joe Amario Moral (3Inspire7) Nicole Wong Qi Hui (3Inspire7)

🎖️ Singapore Math Kangaroo Contest (SMKC)

Silver: Ng Pin Chao (3Actualise6) Olivia Soo Hui Yi (3Actualise6) Seo Lin Sheng, Lance (3Lead1) Honourable Mention: Ng Chen Rui Gervin (3Inspire7) Nicole Wong Qi Hui (3Inspire7) Page 28

Beyond competitions, AMP students led Math Week 2025, curating interactive activities to spark mathematical curiosity among their peers. Through these experiences, our budding mathematicians honed their critical thinking, creativity, and teamwork skills while discovering the joy of applying mathematics to real-world problems. Unity celebrates their achievements and looks forward to cultivating even more passionate learners through the AMP.

“I learnt to persevere as a team and be open-minded to different ideas while tackling challenging problems.”

— Caden Soo Yi Kai (4Inspire7)

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LEP Students Shine at National “Prove It!” Contest 2025

Three Secondary 2 Leaders in English Programme (LEP) students clinched 1st place out of 91 teams in the National Library Board’s “Prove It! Contest 2025”, supported by MOE and Rice Media.

Congratulations to our young changemakers: Lilia Lubecka (2Lead2) Haiqa Alia Binte Rifqi (2Actualise) Thng Kai Qing (2Serve4)

We commend them for their innovative project on 3D-printed food and sustainability under the theme “Singapore’s Green Future.”

The competition enhanced their critical thinking, research, and digital communication skills, reflecting the spirit of the Leaders in English Programme in nurturing articulate, informed, and futureready learners.

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Unity Excels at the 8th National Text Recital Competition On 26 July 2025, our students showcased their linguistic flair at the 8th National Text Recital Competition, organised by the Committee to Promote Chinese Language Learning (CPCLL) and held at Chung Cheng High School (Main).

Unity Shines at the 8th Nationa Text Recital Competition

The competition aimed to promote spoken Chinese and nurture students’ confidence and expressiveness.

Our talented Secondary 1 to 3 G1 and G2 Chinese Language students delivered outstanding performances — achieving one Gold, one Silver, and one Bronze Award, with finalists advancing to the national round.

Through this enriching experience, students developed teamwork, creativity, and resilience, while deepening their appreciation for the Chinese language and culture.

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Unity Excels at the 8th National Text Recital Competition

🥇 Gold Award

Tan Wei Qi (3Serve3) Iris Chua Yu En (3Inspire8) Ong Kuan Xiang (3Serve4)

🥈 Silver Awards

Tay Wei Bin (1Actualise5) Sim Hongwei (1Lead2)

🥉 Bronze Awards

Elisa Chong Xuan Min (2Lead1) Soong Zheng Yu (2Actualise5)

“The experience taught us teamwork, perseverance, and the value of a growth mindset,” shared Tan Wei Qi (3Serve3), who expressed gratitude to their teacher, Mdm Li Xu, their classmates, and Vice Principal, Mr Lim for their encouragement and support received.

Unity congratulates our young speakers on their inspiring achievements and for proudly representing the school at the national level.

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Unitians Crowned Champions at National Youth Tech Championship

The school recognises the remarkable achievement of Peng Weidong (3Lead2) and Yap Zhi Ting (3Lead2), who clinched the Champion Team title in the National Youth Tech Championship (NYTC) – Media Challenge Segment 2025, organised by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) in collaboration with Google Cloud.

The Media Challenge provided students with an exciting platform to showcase their creativity, storytelling, and innovation in AI-driven video creation.

Our Unity team’s winning video impressed judges with its originality, strong narrative, and effective use of AI tools, standing out among participants from schools across Singapore. Their success reflects the school’s commitment to nurturing digital creativity, innovation, and future-ready learners. Congratulations to our young tech champions!

🎥 Watch their winning video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch? feature=shared&v=Ws9STbneQ3s

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Shining Silver: Unity Students Excel at QCEC 2025

The Leaders in English Programme (LEP) is proud to celebrate our students’ achievements at the Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition (QCEC) 2025—the world’s oldest international school writing competition. This year saw a record 53,434 entries from 56 Commonwealth countries, making the competition more competitive than ever.

Against this global field, two of our LEP students, Roselin Manoj (1Inspire8) and Nur Alirah Lidia Hardiady (2Lead2), earned Silver Awards, placing their essays among the top tier internationally.

Their creativity and strong writing skills are a testament to their hard work and passion.

We congratulate our award recipients and commend all LEP students who submitted entries this year for their effort and enthusiasm in contributing to this meaningful international competition.

We look forward to seeing more Unity voices represented on the global stage in the future.

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Unity Gamers Clinch 3rd Runner-Up in Campus Legends SG: Mobile Legends!

Unity’s talented student gamers secured 3rd Runner-Up in the Campus Legends SG: Mobile Legends competition — a nationwide e-sports event that showcases strategic thinking, teamwork, and digital sportsmanship.

The team — Lin Shujuan (2Lead1), Marcus Neo (3Lead1), Lim Choon Kiak (5Lead1), Kayden Tay (2Lead2), Ryan Toh (4Lead2), Bryan Chen (4Lead2), and Lee Jun Qi (4Lead2) — demonstrated remarkable coordination and resilience throughout the tournament.

Their success highlights Unity’s commitment to nurturing digital literacy, collaboration, and excellence in emerging fields such as e-sports.

Congratulations to our Unity gamers!

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CCA ACHIEVEMENTS “Coming together is a beginning, staying together is a process, and working together is a success.”

- H e n r y Fo r d

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Celebrating Our CCA Achievements

Driven by passion, teamwork, and commitment, our Unitians achieved remarkable success in various Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) in Semester 2 — a true reflection of the Unity spirit.

On the competition front, our CCAs achieved significant milestones. These accomplishments reflect the commitment and talent of our students, supported by dedicated teachers and coaches who continue to nurture excellence through the CCA experience.

U n i f o r m e d G r o u p s r e p r e s e n t e d w i t h p r i d e a t t h e Ye w Te e G R C Na t i o n a l Day Observance Ceremony Parade on 9 August 2025.

U n i t y S y m p h o n i c B a n d w a s s p e c i a l l y i n v i t e d t o p e r f o r m a t t h e Ye w Te e Na t i o n a l D a y R e c e p t i o n 2 0 2 5 , t o s h o w c a s e t h e i r m u s i c a l e x c e l l e n c e .

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Football (C Division Boys) – Runner up, League 2

Vo l l e y b a l l ( C D i v i s i o n G i r l s ) – 3 r d P l a c e , L e a g u e 2

M o d e r n D a n c e – To p 5 , S u p e r 2 4 C o m p e t i t i o n

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EcoExplorers Triumph in National Environmental Competitions Congratulations to our EcoExplorers CCA students for their outstanding achievements in competitions organised by the National Environment Agency (NEA).

🏅 New Media Youth Competition – Merit Award Ee Sze Rou Chloe (2Inspire8) Lai Ying Xi (2Inspire8) Ang Min Hui Serene (2Inspire8)

🏅 Sustainability Seeker’s Activity Booklet Challenge – Merit Award Pang Jie Rei Ryen (2Inspire8) Ong Jia Jie Louis (2Inspire8) Yap Yong Le, Gerald (2Inspire8) Anzer Yap (2Inspire8) Jesse Kaung Myat (3Inspire8)

🏅 Keep Singapore Clean: A Video

Competition on Public Hygiene – Merit Award Leow Chau Hean (3Inspire8) Noor Azhar Ali Bin Nawab Ahmat (3Inspire8) Nasrullah S/O Rahumathullha (3Inspire8) Aisar Bin Mohammed Aidil (2Inspire8)

Through these national-level competitions, our EcoExplorers demonstrated strong environmental awareness, creative communication, and advocacy for sustainability — embodying the Unity spirit of care and responsibility towards the planet.

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Unity Scouts Honoured with the Frank Cooper Sands Award

Unity’s Scouts CCA has achieved national recognition, earning the prestigious Frank Cooper Sands Award (FCSA) at the award ceremony held on 19 July 2025 at Keat Hong Community Club. Presented annually by the Singapore Scouts Association, the FCSA recognises Scout units that demonstrate excellence in leadership, community service, and character development.

Also known as the Best Unit Competition under the Ministry of Education’s Character and Citizenship Education Branch, the award celebrates Scout groups that deliver meaningful programmes nurturing teamwork, resilience, and active citizenship.

Through their dedication and participation in numerous scouting and service activities, our Scouts have embodied the values of discipline, responsibility, and service to others.

This achievement is a testament to their commitment to making a positive difference in both school and community. Congratulations to our Unity Scouts!

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INSPIRING OTHERS

“ Tr y t o b e a rainbow in someone’s cloud.”

-Maya Angelou

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Racial Harmony Day 2025: Celebrating Unity in Diversity Racial Harmony Day 2025 was celebrated with a series of engaging lessons and activities centered on empathy, respect, and the importance of harmony in a multicultural society.

Students reflected on how shared values strengthen our community, while the Secondary 3 Community Service Leaders brought the school foyer to life with cultural booths, showcasing Singapore’s rich heritage.

The observance reminded all Unitians that racial harmony is more than a one-day event — it is a continuous effort to foster understanding, inclusion, and unity in our everyday lives.

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Majulah Singapura! Celebrating SG60 with Unity and Pride

On 8 August 2025, we celebrated Singapore’s 60th National Day with the theme “Majulah Singapura!” — a tribute to our nation’s enduring spirit of trust, inclusivity, and resilience.

The event began with a ceremonial parade, featuring for the first time, a civilian contingent of students, Parent Support Group members and staff — showcasing Unity’s family spirit. During a special CCE lesson, students reflected on Singapore’s journey and penned their hopes for the nation’s future.

The celebrations ended on a high note with the Dance of the Nation and a vibrant concert, uniting the school in joy and pride. Through this meaningful event, students strengthened their sense of belonging and national identity, embodying what it truly means to be Singaporean.

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