Community Morning

Woodlands Ring Secondary School's yearly Community Morning sees students spread Lunar New Year cheer by giving out oranges to over 5,000 households nearby.

Last updated 11 June 2026

Community Morning

A young girl in red hands a red gift bag through a gate to a person inside, surrounded by adults in matching red shirts.

Students and our special guests from Red House Kindergarden giving out oranges to residents in the community.

27 January –- Woodlands Ring Secondary School transformed into a vibrant sea of red as we prepared for Community Morning, an activity we conduct yearly as part of the Lunar New Year Celebrations where we give out oranges to the residents in our community.

The school started the celebration with the surprise appearance of our Year Heads, Mr Kheng Kok Seong and Mr Yap Choong Shiong in Gods of Fortune costumes. The parade square buzzed with excitement and laughter as students tried to catch the “blessings” of gold coins thrown out to them by the mascots.

Then, students and teachers got to work, packing over 10,000 oranges to be given out thank the residents in our neighbourhood for their support of the school.

Students in red polo shirts sit on a hall floor sorting red Chinese New Year gift bags and boxes.

Large group of adults and children mostly wearing red shirts posing together indoors, many making peace signs.

Two captions describe students packing oranges and Class 3E3 students working with Red House Kindergarten juniors.

A group of students in red uniforms pose with a teacher in front of a Spectra Secondary School banner.

Two students in red shirts hand red gift bags to a seated man in a crowded indoor community space.

Two captions describing Class 3N5 visiting Spectra Secondary School and Class 4E1 spreading festive cheer at MINDS.

Our students fanned out across the area to distribute oranges to more than 5,000 units, including MINDS and neighbouring schools. They were joined by special guests such as Parents from the Parent Support Group (PSG) and staff and students from the Red House Kindergarten.

Community Morning is an important activity for the students as it not only teaches them gratitude, it also allows them to exercise good interpersonal skills with residents. This will definitely develop them into becoming more confident individuals and active contributors of society.

A man in a red shirt hands something to a woman in a hijab over a table with colorful items.