2025 iC2 Christmas Party

It’s the most wonderful time of the year!

The iC2 Parents Support Group (PSG), together with our amazing teachers and staff, hosted a heartwarming Christmas Party on 6 December 2025. From joyful sing-alongs and fun activity stations to Santa’s special gift delivery, the presentation of sports awards, and a heartfelt appreciation for our volunteers. Every moment was filled with festive cheer.

A perfect way to wrap up the year and celebrate the iC2 family!

 

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A large group of adults and children posing together in a brightly lit room during a Christmas celebration. The group stands in front of a winter-themed backdrop with festive decorations. Some children hold balloon sculptures, and several people wear colorful outfits.

2025 A Day at the Singapore Zoo

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to a generous donor for the generous gift of complimentary entry to the Singapore Zoo for our beneficiaries and their families.

Laughter and excitement filled the air as families explored fascinating wildlife, enjoyed interactive exhibits, and shared precious moments together. For many, it was a rare opportunity to bond in a fun and enriching environment, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Your kindness turned an ordinary day into an extraordinary experience!

 

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Mother and child exploring nature at the zoo, standing on a pathway surrounded by lush green foliage

2025 NAMIC Singapore’s 10th Anniversary Dinner

At NAMIC Singapore’s 10th Anniversary Dinner, iC2 PrepHouse was honoured to receive Singapore’s first 3D-printed tactile braille storybook, presented to our Executive Director, Mr Edwin Lim.

This meaningful Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative is the result of a year-long collaboration between NAMIC, Tusitala, and iC2 PrepHouse. Together, we refined tactile designs, integrated braille, and optimised the 3D printing process. With valuable input from our children and their families, the project became a powerful example of how technology and empathy can come together to make learning truly inclusive.

The storybook features tactile illustrations and Braille Neue, a unique typeface that combines braille and printed letters, addressing the shortage of accessible reading materials for children with visual impairments during their early developmental years.

 

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A group of people standing together indoors for a photo. One person in the center is holding a 3D-printed tactile braille storybook. The setting includes a backdrop with signage indicating NAMIC Singapore’s 10th Anniversary Dinner.

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