Handmade Masks for the Singapore Red Cross Society

RGS students from class 112 hand-sewed 72 masks for the Singapore Red Cross Society to sell and raise funds for COVID-19 relief efforts.

Last updated on 4 May 2026

Handmade Masks for the Singapore Red Cross Society

As part of a class-initiated Values-in-Action (VIA) activity, RGS students from class 112, mentored by their form teacher Mr Chua Han Hui, embarked on a '112 sews 72!' initiative to hand-make 72 face masks for the Singapore Red Cross Society. The masks will be sold by the Society to raise funds for its local services, including COVID-19 relief for vulnerable communities in Singapore.

Students in navy uniforms and face masks sit at desks in a bright classroom, holding up small cards or crafts.

"Our participation in this VIA activity taught us the spirit of never giving up when the going gets tough. We also had a good lesson in resilience and responsibility over the past few months, with some of our classmates stepping up to help and teach those who don't know how to sew the masks so that everyone can play a part in this initiative. Thank you too to the Singapore Red Cross Society for the opportunity for us to give back to the community!"
- Reflection by Class 112

Four masked students in white uniforms sit at a table sewing fabric face masks with scissors and water bottles nearby.

Students in white uniforms and face masks sew fabric pieces at desks in a busy classroom.

Students in white uniforms and face masks work on fabric crafts at tables in a bright classroom.

Two masked schoolgirls in white uniforms sew red star-patterned fabric masks at desks in a classroom.

Students in white uniforms and face masks work on a fabric crafting activity at classroom desks.