EAS Day 2025: Celebrating Our Everyday Heroes

Read about how BRPS honoured its Executive and Administrative Staff on EAS Day 2025, with heartfelt thank-you cards, a special assembly, and a fun Perler bead art session.

Last updated on 27 August 2026

On 5 August 2025, our school came together to celebrate EAS Day: Our Everyday Heroes, honouring the invaluable contributions of our Executive and Administrative Staff (EAS) – who work tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our school running smoothly. The celebration began with a special assembly programme, followed by heartfelt gestures of appreciation from teachers and students.

A woman crouching and a boy in uniform stacking plastic water bottles on a wooden stage floor.

A child and an adult kneel on a stage stacking plastic bottles in front of a colorful projected slide reading "Day 2025."

Two people sit on a wooden floor stacking empty plastic water bottles in front of a colorful screen.

In the lead-up to the event, teachers penned personalised thank-you cards, filling them with messages of gratitude that brought smiles to the faces of our EAS colleagues.

A smiling boy in school uniform presents a woman in a striped dress with flowers, a gift box, and a card in an office.

Smiling boy in blue shirt hands a striped box to a smiling woman in hijab at an office counter.

After school, our EAS staff enjoyed a prefect-led wellness activity – a relaxing and creative Perler bead art session. This hands-on activity gave them the chance to craft colourful pixel-style designs, enjoy a calming break, and express their creativity together. Madam Nasopa, our laboratory assistant, remarked, "I really enjoyed the wellness activity after school. We took part in a Perler bead art activity where we got to create our favourite icons. I enjoyed the whole process of placing the beads one by one till I got my desired image."

A woman and a young boy sit at a blue table working with colorful beads on pegboards in a classroom.

Two women sit at a yellow table sorting colorful beads, with others working in the background of a classroom.

Woman wearing a pink hijab and black top sorting colorful beads in a clear container on a red table.

The day was a warm reminder of the importance of recognising and valuing every member of our BRPS family, and it strengthened the bonds that make our school community so special. Kai Ting of P5 Topaz reflected aptly that, “It was meaningful to see the EAS staff enjoying themselves. Activities like these help us show appreciation for their hard work and remind us to value their contributions every day.”

Woman in black hijab sorting colorful beads from a plastic container at a green table, with blue aprons hanging behind her.

Woman with short dark hair placing colorful beads on a pegboard at a blue table, crafting a bead art design.

Woman wearing a hijab sorts colorful beads in a container at a red table in a classroom with a projector screen.