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Children’s Day Appeal
Where children really around communities in need
Since its inception in 1984, the Children’s Day Appeal has stood as an annual beacon for fundraising efforts, advocating for children’s involvement, and rallying substantial support for communities in need.
Aligned with the Ministry of Education’s Values-in-Action Programme, the Children’s Day Appeal encourages preschoolers and primary schools students inspires preschoolers and primary school students to embrace compassion, respect, and empathy—values that help shape a brighter future for all.
100% of funds raised through Children Day Appeal go towards empowering the lives of adults with disabilities, children with special needs and youth-at-risk, families in need of assistance, persons with mental health conditions and seniors in need of support.
Lucas is an avid dancer and student at APSN Chaoyang School which provides special education, vocational training and employment services for individuals with mild intellectual disability.
Diagnosed with mild intellectual disability and autism spectrum disorder from age 2, Lucas has since picked up emotional management and communication skills as well as nifty dance moves through the Autism Structured Programme at APSN Chaoyang.
With the support of his family, teachers, and therapists, Lucas has developed into a helpful, friendly, and respectful boy.
Students are invited to join upcoming class activity that discuss social issues and explore solutions, fostering unity with the wider community.
Stay tuned for our 2025 activity, a collaboration between public and private institutions, aimed at encouraging students to contribute to positive change.
2024 Class Activities
As part of the 2024 class activity, selected schools distributed Sharity merchandise to the children from Fei Yue Community Services and Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore thanks to the generous contributions from Toppers Education Centre.
Registration (22 Jul – 15 Sep 2024; 2025 dates TBA)
Scan the QR code or visit https://go.gov.sg/cda2024 to register!
Each participating school can select one of the following options:
- An individual donation envelope per student for cash donations; or
- A customised PayNow QR code for the whole school valid for usage till 31 December 2024
Email NCSS_School@ncss.gov.sg if you have any enquiries or further updates to the registered information.
Donation envelope delivery & PayNow QR codes (16 – 30 Sep 2024; 2025 Dates TBA)
The donation envelopes will be delivered to the school’s general office between 16 and 30 September 2024, from 9am to 5pm (weekdays only). The envelopes will be addressed to the teacher-in-charge.
Additionally, the customised PayNow QR codes will be sent via email to the teacher-in-charge.
Schools may kickstart their giving journey upon receiving the donation envelopes and/or customised PayNow QR codes.
Collection of donation envelopes (7 Oct 2024 onwards; 2025 dates TBA)
A FormSG link will be emailed on a later date to all participating schools to select their preferred date and time of collection.
Got questions? Browse our FAQ for more info or email us at NCSS_School@ncss.gov.sg.
Maha Bodhi School
Maha Bodhi School is thankful for the opportunity to participate in the annual Children's Day Appeal (CDA) to raise funds for the programmes and services it runs.
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CDA aligns with the Ministry of Education's Values-In-Action Programme, which aims to nurture socially responsible citizens to contribute meaningfully to the community through the learning and application of values, knowledge, and skills.
CDA is a meaningful way for pupils to learn about the importance of their collective action in raising funds to contribute towards building a more inclusive and compassionate society for all children.
Nanyang Primary School
The Children’s Day appeal gave our students the opportunity to promote the well-being of children and youth from low-income families and those with special needs and disabilities in our society through their donations.
Our students were engaged in the class interactive activity that aims to encourage them to help others and inculcate important values of compassion, respect and empathy.
Through participating in this campaign, our students learn to understand that everyone plays a part in making our society a better place and can make a difference in promoting greater equality and social inclusion, which is an important value of the MOE VIA programme.