One Heritage Family celebrating our Children
This year, students and staff across our four campuses came together to celebrate Children’s Day, a day filled with games, laughter, and treats. Each campus brought its own flair to the festivities, reminding every child how cherished they are.
🎈 KLC: Blanket Games, Charades, and Fun
KLC’s celebration began with a special sharing by our Campus IC, Mr Alden, who encouraged students to keep growing in kindness, curiosity, and confidence. Students then enjoyed Blanket Games and Charades, filled with cheering and laughter, before wrapping up with delicious food and treats.
📚 HLC: Where Storybooks Came to Life
At HLC, students dressed as their favourite storybook characters for a colourful costume parade and shared what they love about these characters. The fun continued with Kahoot games and a Photo Booth, where friends gathered to strike their best poses.
🎉 TLC: Hip Hip Hooray!
TLC’s celebration kicked off with an energetic games planned and executed by our very own Student Leaders! The children were so excited to play Hip Hip Hooray games, Tic Tac Toe and a variety of other games. The Photo Booth was a big hit, and everyone enjoyed a spread of delicious food together. 
🌈 BGC: Celebrating the Joy of Childhood
At BGC, students and teachers came together to celebrate Children’s Day with fun activities, laughter, and moments of togetherness, a joyful reminder that every child at Heritage is known, valued, and given the chance to shine.
Why Families Choose Heritage Academy
Families choose Heritage Academy for our caring, inclusive learning environment, where academic excellence and character development go hand in hand with meaningful experiences that help students grow in confidence.
Student’s Reflection
“My favourite part of Children’s Day was playing the ‘Fan the Fish’ game with my friends and taking photos at the Photo Booth. I felt very happy and special!”
– Jordan, Grade 3
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