Unity Served Fresh (ISPR) (Primary)

Programme Highlights

Unity Served Fresh explores how unity is built through everyday experiences such as food, play, and shared spaces. Students learn how food brings people together across cultures, using examples like fish head curry to understand cultural adaptation and interaction. Through shared moments around food, students see how traditions, festivals, and daily meals create common experiences and connections. It also looks at how play in shared spaces helps people learn from one another and feel included, regardless of background. Students reflect on how these interactions build trust, understanding, and a sense of belonging.

This is a programme that was specifically catered to the ISPR students as it focuses on Singapore's culture and integration.

Programme overview

What students learn

Increase awareness of Singapore’s multicultural society and explore cultural diversity through hands-on activities.
Understand Singaporean’s way of life is influenced through food and games.
Foster a sense of appreciation for Singapore’s shared values through everyday experiences.

Programme summary

Students will take part in Unity Served Fresh, where they will discover how:

Singapore’s multicultural society is reflected in everyday life, from the food we eat to the games we play and the spaces we share.
Food can bring people of different cultures together, helping students understand how cultural exchange, adaptation and shared traditions shape Singapore’s unique identity.
Play and shared spaces create opportunities for interaction and inclusion, allowing people from different backgrounds to connect and learn from one another.
Everyday experiences can strengthen unity and belonging, encouraging students to appreciate the shared values that help build trust and understanding within Singapore society.
Specially designed for International Student Programme (ISPR) students, the programme introduces Singapore’s culture and way of life through relatable, hands-on experiences. Students will explore how food, play and shared spaces contribute to social integration and help create a sense of connection and belonging in Singapore.

Optional Food Tasting Experience Schools may choose to include an additional hands-on food tasting activity, such as making or tasting popiah. Through this shared experience, students will explore how food reflects cultural exchange and connection in Singapore. This optional component requires an additional 30 minutes.

Classroom activities & Debrief

10 mins - Classroom activity: Warm Up Game 20 mins - Classroom activity: Multiculturism in Food 15 mins - Guided Tour: Urban Garden 20 mins - Classroom activity: Rolling With Recipe 15 mins - Break 15 mins - Guided Tour: Lower Permanent Exhibits Gallery (Our People Our Home) 20 mins - Multiculturalism in Games 20 mins - Classroom activity: Games 15 mins - Conclusion