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‘We want every child to bring their ideas to life,’ say Stick ‘Em co-founders Original

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By Shefali Rekhi Verified
| The Business Times (Singapore) Verified
IN A cavernous hall at Raffles Girls School (RGS) bustling with students, the thrill and joy of creation shines through on the faces of three girls as they marvel over their new gizmo – a dancing robot that they built themselves with wooden chopsticks and connectors – that moves at the press of a button. It’s the venue for RGS’ Community and Makers Fair 2025, where students are encouraged to explore how they can make a difference.
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ST Signature Series: ‘We want every child to bring their ideas to life,’ say Stick ‘Em co-founders Original

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By Shefali Rekhi Verified
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
In a cavernous hall at Raffles Girls School (RGS) bustling with students, the thrill and joy of creation shines through on the faces of three girls as they marvel over their new gizmo – a dancing robot that they built themselves with wooden chopsticks and connectors – that moves at the press of a button. It’s the venue for RGS’ Community and Makers Fair 2025, where students are encouraged to explore how they can make a difference.
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‘A world of silence can still be full of music,’ says deaf artiste Lily Goh Original

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By Shefali Rekhi Verified
| The Business Times (Singapore) Verified
ON the twenty-second floor of the CapitaSky building, overlooking the southern shores of Singapore’s coastline, deaf arts and music artiste Lily Goh enraptures an audience in sign language during a workshop.
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