We went on a nocturnal adventure at the Night Safari and invited Ranxuan to join us.

It's been a while since we last came to say hello to these beloved animals and we were pleased that they are all in good shapes and spirit.

DLS students and their families were invited to school to appreciate and enjoy the different cultures that we have in Singapore.

Parent volunteers ran traditional games like 5 stones, chatek and carrom, arts like sari-tying, ketupat weaving, Chinese painting and Chinese knot-tying, and even Filipino Tinikling (bamboo dance).

Parent Volunteers Alvin and Jin gave self-healing tips to parents based on Meridian 101 Acupressure as part of the Chinese cultural tradition.

More stories and pictures at De La Salle Parent Support Group Blog.

It was a fantastic display of lights as a form of art at the Night Festival. The Singapore Museum buildings were brightly dressed up with light projection.

There was free admission to the museum so we toured the entire place and learnt about the past history, fashion and items used many decades ago in Singapore.

Enjoying a discussion about this art installation known at Abundance III by Sun Yu Li located outside the Suntec Convention Centre.