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Blangah Rise Primary School

Blangah Rise Primary at Clean Up @ South West 2025

Blangah Rise Primary students joined the Clean Up @ South West event, launching the enhanced Green Schools Programme with Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong.

Last updated on 27 August 2026

On 25 January, our students proudly took part in the Clean Up @ South West event at Keat Hong Community Club. They showcased the Zero Waste Resource Package, a meaningful collaboration with NUS, to inspire the students in the South West district towards sustainable living.

Students and adults gather at a booth, pointing at posters and colorful cardboard insect crafts on a table.
Two people stand on stage at the Clean Up at South West 2025 event on January 25, one holding a microphone.

In a proud moment for our school, our students also had the honour of launching the enhanced Green Schools Programme alongside Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong and Mayor Low Yen Ling.

Seven people pose giving thumbs up behind a Green Schools banner under Clean Up @ South West 2025 signage.
Group of adults and schoolchildren giving thumbs up in front of a “NUS & Blangah Rise Primary School” display.

We are thrilled that their efforts were featured in The Straits Times on 26 January, highlighting their dedication to a greener future.

Straits Times article dated January 26, 2025, about South West District grooming young sustainability champions, with a photo of students at a school booth.