Hari Raya

Yangzheng Primary marked Hari Raya Puasa 2023 with fun, hands-on activities to help pupils learn about Malay culture and celebrate diversity.

Last updated 8 August 2026

“Celebrating Diversity, Edifying Yangzhengnites” Hari Raya Puasa Celebrations 2023

Green banner reading Celebrating Diversity with three cartoon children representing different cultures and text Edifying Yangzhengnites.

During the celebration of Hari Raya Puasa this year, Yangzheng Primary continued to promote a deeper understanding of the different cultures, with the common theme across all festivals - “Celebrating Diversity, Edifying Yangzhengnites” On 21 April 2023, the school celebrated Hari Raya Puasa with activities which are planned for the pupils using the “Head, Hand and Heart (3H)” approach.

Young students in blue uniforms sit on classroom floors viewing Hari Raya Aidilfitri displays on screens.

During the Hari Raya Puasa Assembly Programme, the pupils learnt about the significance of Hari Raya Puasa and how Hari Raya Puasa is celebrated in Singapore. The Assembly Programme included two interactive activities (one on food and one on attire) for the various levels. These interactive activities include Costume Jigsaw (P1 & P2), Name the Hari Raya Dishes & Kuih (P3 & P4) and Wearing Samping (P5 & P6).

Four classroom scenes showing students in blue-yellow uniforms learning, with teachers using whiteboards and a Ramadan Mubarak slide.

The pupils were also involved in various Hari Raya Puasa craftwork activities (related to traditional Hari Raya clothes) which they completed at home. The craftwork activities included Baju Kurung Colouring Paper Cut outs (P1 & P2), Baju Kurung Theme Sun Catcher (P3 & P4) and Baju Kurung Origami (P5 & P6).

Children in blue and yellow uniforms sit at green desks, drawing and writing on paper with colored pencils.

The school also continued to leverage on the kudoboard e-card platform for pupils to submit pictures of their completed craftwork, together with a reflection of how learning about other customs through shared experiences helps build racial harmony among Yangzhengnites.

Four digital boards showing student artwork of traditional Malay outfits and paper dolls for Hari Raya Puasa 2023.

It was a joyful and engaging Hari Raya Puasa Celebrations for all our pupils. We thank all our staff, pupils and parents for their support as we celebrate our diversity and edify our Yangzhengnites to learn about national identity and harmony in a fun and uplifting way.