Want to keep up to date on with what’s new in Singapore and Singapore life? We bring you news in Singapore today on events, products, school news and services for families, plus fun happenings around the city.
Protecting Young Athletes
With its dual-colour combinations, Shiner Sticks provides young athletes with UV30 protection against the sun while moisturising their skin and allowing them to express themselves. With their faces protected from the heat and elements of Singapore, players can fully concentrate on their game. Available exclusively in Singapore, the sticks cost $15 each or in a bundle of three for $40.
There’s also special merchandise such as launch t-shirts and packages available for a limited time, all at starrdathletics.com.
See the CIS Campus
Experience life at Canadian International School at its monthly Open Houses. Whether your child is 18 months or 18 years old, discover how the school nurtures confident, capable learners through inquiry-based and STEAM approaches, award-winning bilingual programmes, an Academy of Music and extensive competitive sports offerings. Tour the school facilities, experience the Outdoor Discovery Centre and dedicated learning spaces, plus meet the Head of School, leadership team and Admissions team to have your questions answered.
Register your spot at cis.edu.sg/openhouse-el. 7 Jurong West Street 41
Hydrate & Refresh Naturally
Plenty of families are already experiencing the benefits of healthy hydration with Natural Springs Australia. The company delivers natural Australian spring water straight to your doorstep, so you can keep yourself and your loved ones refreshed. Deal!
Enjoy three free bottles with your first order at naturalsprings.com.sg using the code “EL3”.
Growing Young Engineers
The Grange International Preschool, together with its sister primary school The Grange Institution, is an official partner for UNESCO’s World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development 2025. The school says that the affirmation recognises its dedication to teaching young learners the concept of engineering in achieving the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. The Grange’s unique programme helps young learners develop future-focused skills through play-based learning. For example, students are developing an eco-farm and learning about composting in a three-acre green space, introducing them to agricultural and chemical engineering in a fun and engaging way.
Sleek Strollers
Nuna x BMW is an exclusive collection that integrates Nuna’s innovative baby gear functionalities with BMW’s signature design elements. Parents can still enjoy Nuna features such as the MagneTech secure snap and one-hand compact fold on strollers that are embellished with the Trinity or Crystal patterns and logos of BMW. It’s a combination of sleek aesthetics, comfort and a smooth ride for little ones.
The collection was launched exclusively at Mothercare Singapore in March and is also available from mothercare.com.sg/shop-brand/nuna.
New at MBS
Marina Bay Sands has launched Skyline Singapore: Stories from Above, a public attraction that tells the story of the transformation of Marina Bay into a multi-faceted city space that comprises a financial hub, civic district and expansive recreation area. The showcase begins from the ticketing counters at B1 of MBS Hotel Tower 3 and moves through to the SkyPark Observation Deck, 56 storeys above. There’s also a focused section on MBS; visitors can learn about the integrated resort’s creation from initial conception through to its launch in 2010.
Tickets and more info from marinabaysands.com/attractions/skypark-observation-deck.html.
Call for Photos
Running from 14 to 21 June at LASALLE College of the Arts, the 20th Ngee Ann Photographic Exhibition 2025 is now calling for entries. Photographers residing in Singapore can submit to the Open (21 years and above) and Student (10 to 20 years) categories; images should reflect Singapore’s 60th anniversary or The Ngee Ann Kongsi’s 180th anniversary. This is a free platform for all shutterbugs to share their best works, regardless of age, race and religion.
Submissions close on 20 April. Registration details and more information at linktr.ee/naccsg.
These news snippets appeared in the latest issue of Expat Living. Now take a look at our expat guide to where to live in Singapore. And discover 20 quirky facts about Singapore!
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