September

Relive WRS's September highlights, from the heartfelt TASAD celebrations honouring staff to students championing water conservation and earning the Yellow Flame Award.

Last updated 11 June 2026

September

TASAD Celebrations 2021: Thank You ‘Cher!

This year’s TASAD celebrations was titled “Thank You ‘Cher”, a nation-wide theme introduced by MOE to laud the efforts of school staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. In WRS, every staff in the school is affectionately known as “cher” which explains why we call it Teachers and Staff Appreciation Day (TASAD).

To show their appreciation for the staff, the student leaders launched the message writing booth, where everyone could pen their appreciation for individual staff. During the TASAD celebrations, the day started with a staff party organized by the staff well-being committee. After which, everyone enjoyed the Zoom concert, which included an interactive segment, and the class parties organised by the class leaders. It was a heart-warming day which marked the end of term 3.

Students at a school activity station with a red board, writing notes and placing them in labeled brown paper bags.

Students and staff writing messages for the staff on the appreciation board. (Safe Management Measures were implemented based on existing rules during the TASAD period)

Four masked people in costumes stand outdoors on grass, including a vampire cape and a beach outfit with umbrella hat.

Our teachers ready for their class party in their various get-ups!

A person wearing a hijab, face mask, glasses, and denim jacket makes rock hand signs while posing against a white wall.

Mdm Suzanna living out her dream as a rocker.

Three masked people stand in a school canteen with colorful murals and bulletin boards on the walls behind them.

Our staff all ready to enjoy the day!

Water Conservation

The annual SEC-StarHub School Green Awards (SGA) is a voluntary environmental programme that serves as a platform for schools to develop and showcase their environmental efforts. In addition, it is a platform that reviews the schools’ efforts and initiatives within the campus concerning various environmental aspects and key projects focusing on raising awareness, advocating sustainability and creating real impact.

Every year our school carries out activities in which students are given the opportunity to embark on different environmental programmes to instill a greater sense of awareness towards environmental sustainability. This year we are proud to have achieved the “Yellow Flame Awards”, given to schools with an overall of at least 80%.

Three masked students in yellow shirts stand before a sign reading Kawaakari, with text about water conservation.

Creative videos created by students to create awareness on water conservation.

Blue and white water conservation poster titled Every Drop Counts listing three tips to save water.

Posters created by EE Ambassadors to create awareness during the environmental awareness week.

Underwater scene with a school of fish and text reading World Ocean Day 2021, WRSS Environment Education.

World ocean day campaign video created by EE ambassadors to create awareness on plastic pollution

World Ocean Day infographic showing ocean threats like pollution, acidification, overfishing, and habitat loss with sea creature illustrations.

Posters created by EE ambassadors to create awareness to the school

Three masked students in a classroom craft session, painting a fish, sculpting an animal head, and holding a colorful bird model.

Paper mache models created by students using recycled materials and learn on biodoversity in Singapore

Five masked students in school uniforms stand outdoors, one holding a camera and another holding printed sheets.

Two masked girls in yellow uniforms outdoors, one photographing a small object held by the other using a DSLR camera.

EE ambassadors learning about the biodiversity in the school.