Our Achievements

Zuhairah Binte Mohamad

Promising Infant/Early Years Educator Award
PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Tampines Central Blk 858

Ms Zuhairah’s approach to early childhood education is shaped by her experiences as a parent and educator, deepening her understanding of the importance of responsive and trusting relationships. She strives to create a warm, loving and nurturing environment where children feel safe to explore and learn. Through engaging, hands-on experiences, she responds to each child’s needs and cues, while working closely with families and colleagues to provide continuity of care, particularly during key transitions. For Ms Zuhairah, creating a secure environment where every child feels safe, valued and supported is at the heart of their learning and growth.

Lim Qin Yin

Promising Early Childhood Leader Award
PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Sengkang North Blk 292B

Ms Qin Yin is committed to strengthening teaching and learning practices that respond to the diverse needs and interests of young children. She leads her team in creating meaningful indoor and outdoor learning experiences, while fostering strong partnerships with families and the community. Through continuous reflection and professional development, she empowers her team to innovate, refine their practices and create engaging learning experiences that support every child’s growth.

Sariha Suresh

Outstanding Infant/Early Years Educator Award
PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Kolam Ayer 26B

Ms Shariha believes in creating a safe and inclusive environment where every child feels valued, supported and empowered to learn. She takes the time to understand each child’s needs and interests, and thoughtfully adapts her approach to support their individual ways of learning and growing. Through meaningful everyday interactions and experiences, she nurtures children’s social, emotional, physical and intellectual development, nurturing them to be confident individuals who know that they are valued for exactly who they are.

Bedelia Low

Outstanding Early Childhood Leader Award
PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Toa Payoh Central Blk 146A

Ms Bedelia believes that effective leadership begins with understanding people and the environment they are in. Over 12 years as a Centre Principal across different centres, she has developed a thoughtful and measured approach to leading change. When taking on a new centre, she takes time to understand her team, engage parents through open communication and observe children’s learning before making changes. Through consistent follow-through, she builds trust and confidence among staff and parents, while using each new challenge as an opportunity to strengthen practices and grow as a leader.

Ms Zawanah

Promising Preschool Educator Award
PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Admiralty Block 581

For Ms Zawanah, every child possesses unique qualities waiting to be nurtured. She fosters an inclusive and dynamic environment where every child’s potential can flourish. Through innovative hands-on activities and visual aids, she sparks curiosity and makes learning engaging and accessible for all. As an Inclusion Coordinator, she not only mentors her colleagues, but also deepens her expertise in inclusive practices to better support all learners, including those with special needs. 

Ms Chiew Hoon 

Promising Early Childhood Leader Award (Finalist)
PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Pioneer Blk 661B

Ms Chiew Hoon demonstrates exceptional leadership through her commitment to creating supportive and dynamic environments where creativity and innovation thrive. Under her leadership, the centre earned the SPARK Certification (Commendation) for the 4-6 age group through 2026, the Merit Award in My Preschool Shines @ Southwest, and the Yellow Flame Award in the National School Green Awards. She also champions outdoor exploration and environmental responsibility and is a passionate advocate for the Chinese Language – making learning meaningful and impactful.

Ms Xin Ying

Promising Early Years Educator Award (Finalist)
PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Toa Payoh East Blk 45

Ms Xin Ying embodies the essence of nurturing early childhood education. She builds meaningful relationships by creating a warm classroom environment, where every child feels valued and supported to grow. Ms Xin Ying also works closely with families, sharing observations and progress updates while providing unwavering support through challenges to help every child thrive. Beyond her classroom, she mentors colleagues and continually pursues growth that enriches the wider learning community.

Ms Xin Yi

Promising Early Years Educator Award (Finalist)
PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Nee Soon South Blk 781

Ms Xin Yi’s teaching philosophy focuses on learning through play, allowing children to explore and discover in safe, supportive environments. She brings learning to life through cultural traditions such as Rangoli Art, Malay cooking and Chinese music, alongside creative play and family projects that extend learning beyond the classroom. Her professionalism, compassion, and commitment to continuous growth ensure that every child and family under her care feels supported.

Ms Nadiah

Outstanding Early Childhood Leader Award
PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Kaki Bukit Blk 525

Ms Nadiah demonstrates transformational leadership in early childhood education. Guided by a philosophy built on trust, growth, and collaboration, she creates an inclusive environment where every child is valued and celebrated. She partners with families through meaningful events that strengthen the home-school bond. As a leader, Ms Nadiah empowers her team through reflection, collaboration, and continuous learning, seen in strong staff retention and the centre’s success in experiential learning and social-emotional development.

Ms Radhiah

Outstanding Infant Educator Award
PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Tampines Central Blk 867A

Ms Radhiah embodies the heart of infant care by creating nurturing spaces where infants feel valued and can explore with confidence. Beyond the classroom, she strengthens family partnerships through open communication and involvement programmes, while extending learning into the community through intergenerational and local visits. Ms Radhiah also plays a key role in the PCF SSWB Infant Training module, mentoring peers with compassion and driving higher standards across the team.

Ms Wei Ling

Outstanding Early Intervention Professional Award (Commendation)
PAP Community Foundation

Ms Wei Ling’s work is guided by careful planning and evidence-based practices. She takes time to understand each child’s unique needs and supports teachers in designing meaningful and enjoyable learning experiences. By focusing on active engagement and play, she helps children develop not only important skills, but also confidence and joy in learning. She also values the power of partnership with families, working closely with parents to create a consistent and supportive environment for every child that extends learning beyond the classroom.

Ms Chong Ling Xuan

Early Intervention Professional Award
PAP Community Foundation

Ms Ling Xuan’s passion for supporting children led her to become a Learning Support Educator. She has helped children overcome challenges, such as stuttering, language barriers, and classroom struggles, enabling them to thrive academically and socially. Her dedication to fostering confident, independent learners with intrinsic motivation and a love for learning makes her a deserving candidate for the award. 

Ms Chng Pei Ning

Promising Early Years Educator Award (Finalist)
PCF Sparkletots @ Pioneer Blk 661B

Ms Pei Ning is an empathetic educator who sparks a love for learning in every child. She partners with families to support each child’s journey, providing meaningful updates and fostering a strong connection between home and school. As a positive role model, she empowers fellow educators through mentoring workshops, demonstrating her commitment to her team and PCF’s social mission.

Ms Nurhidayu Binte Mohamed

Promising Infant Educator Award
PCF Sparkletots @ Radin Mas

Ms Nurhidayu shines as a dedicated infant educator, crafting a safe and nurturing space where infants thrive through her gentle care and creative, hands-on activities. She builds strong partnerships with parents, offering regular updates, home-school projects, and collaborative events to keep them engaged in their child’s development. Her leadership, professionalism, and commitment to growth make her an outstanding nominee for the Promising Infant Educator Award. 

Ms NurulJannah Binte Mohamed Zulkifli

Promising Preschool Educator Award
PCF Sparkletots @ Whampoa Blk 106

Ms Nuruljannah fosters a dynamic and inclusive classroom, using creative tools like visual aids and cultural activities to ignite curiosity and respect in every child. She strengthens bonds with parents and the community through workshops and collaborative projects, enhancing children’s learning and nurturing empathy. Committed to professional growth and mentoring peers, she consistently elevates her practice, making her a standout candidate for the Promising Preschool Educator Award. 

Ms Shakila Binte Samsuddin

Promising Early Years Educator Award
PCF Sparkletots @ Teck Ghee Blk 310A

Ms Shakila builds strong relationships with children, creating a safe and engaging classroom where they feel valued and eager to learn through play and exploration. She supports each child’s development by adapting activities to their interests, while also creating resources to enhance their learning experiences. She collaborates with families, inviting them to participate in activities, and provides updates on their children’s progress and learning.

Ms Sia Yi Ping

Promising Early Years Educator Award
PCF Sparkletots @ Marsiling

Ms Yi Ping, a passionate preschool educator with over three years at Sparkletots, joined to grow her skills while making a difference in children’s lives. With the support of mentors and rewarding experiences, she advanced from Teacher to Senior Teacher, taking on roles like mentoring interns and leading projects. Driven by her love for teaching and encouragement from colleagues, she applied for the ECDA awards—and her dedication led her to win the Promising Early Years Educator Award, showcasing her growth and commitment to early childhood education. 

Ms Debbie Kung Sze Hui

Outstanding Early Years Educator Award
PCF Sparkletots @ Marsiling

Ms Debbie, a dedicated educator, empowers every child by fostering a sense of belonging and ownership over their learning. She plans engaging and appropriate learning experiences that nurture positive learning habits like persistence and reflection. Recognizing the importance of partnerships, Debbie actively collaborates with families and the community to support each child’s growth and development. 

Ms Nur Sri Dewi Binte Rahmat

Outstanding Early Childhood Leader Award
PCF Sparkletots @ Woodgrove Blk 571B

Ms Dewi actively seeks community partnerships to enrich children’s learning experiences and cultivates parental involvement in education. She is a curriculum leader who fosters collaboration among staff and emphasises effective questioning techniques, ensuring a holistic approach to teaching and learning. Dewi mentors junior leaders, collaborates with families and community partners, and is committed to talent development and succession planning within her organisation. 

Ms Orselia Wong Hin Ping

Outstanding Early Intervention Professional
PAP Community Foundation

The panel of judges observed Ms Orselia during an intervention session with a child who required support for frequent temper tantrums. Using a story about a colour monster and interactive toys, she creatively engaged the child in learning about emotions through play, which the judges commended. Her dedication to supporting both the child and the family, along with her innovative and holistic approach, makes her a deserving candidate for the award. 

Ms Ros’Athirah Binte Safie

Outstanding Preschool Educator Award
PCF Sparkletots @ Cashew

Ms Ros shines as a dedicated educator, creating a warm and inclusive classroom where each child feels valued and supported through her empathetic and personalised approach. She skillfully blends innovative practices like STEMIE and technology to spark curiosity and problem-solving skills, while actively involving parents and the community in enriching children’s learning experiences. Her passion for professional development and mentoring colleagues makes her a standout candidate for the Outstanding Preschool Educator Award. 

PCF Sparkletots @ Bukit Batok Blk 118

Distinction
Little Silk Fan

The centre clinched ECDA’s Innovation Award 2024 for transforming its teaching approach with creative new resources. Starting from children’s fascination with Chinese round fans, the team built an inspiring project around silkworms, overcoming challenges to source both silkworms and mulberry leaves in Singapore. This innovative project not only strengthened children’s Chinese language skills but also brought cultural heritage to life in meaningful ways.

PCF Sparkletots @ Kaki Bukit Blk 525

Finalist

The centre adopts a holistic, play-based approach to learning, tailoring activities to children’s interests and developmental needs through engaging learning stations. Teachers craft individualised plans and foster a supportive environment, encouraging exploration, risk-taking, and meaningful connections. By balancing group and independent activities, the centre nurtures children’s social, emotional, and intellectual growth in a vibrant and inclusive setting. 

Ms Lee Ke Wei Jadyn

Early Intervention Professional Award
PAP Community Foundation

Ms Jadyn supports children with medium to high needs by creating Individualised Educational Plans and tailored teaching resources, which she shares with teachers to ensure inclusive learning. She collaborates closely with parents, offering strategies and home visits when needed, and works alongside teachers using various co-teaching models to enhance classroom support. Her dedication, expertise, and commitment to fostering inclusive and effective learning environments make her a deserving candidate for the award.

Ms Nur Shaheila Binte Kaspan

Early Childhood Leader Award
PCF Sparkletots @ Jurong Central Blk 308

Ms Shaheila shines as an early childhood leader, creating strong bonds with her team, children, and parents while nurturing a collaborative and supportive environment. She generously shares her expertise, drives innovation, and has successfully expanded mother tongue classes, enriching the learning journey for children. Her unwavering dedication and innovative spirit make her a truly deserving winner of the Promising Early Childhood Leader award.

Ms Nur Zahirah Binte Zaludin

Promising Preschool Educator
PCF Sparkletots @ Pioneer Blk 661B

Ms Nur Zahirah cultivates a nurturing and inclusive classroom, employing thoughtful strategies like personalised greetings and a Calm Corner to support children’s emotional development. She actively engages parents and the community through projects that connect children with the elderly and promote environmental awareness. Her dedication to mentoring colleagues and her passion for early childhood education make her a deserving recipient of the Promising Preschool Educator Award.

PCF Sparkletots @ Cashew

Commendation

The centre has been honoured with the Outstanding Centre for Teaching & Learning award for its innovative use of technology and teaching resources, fostering 21st-century skills in young learners. Their STEMIE Programme develops problem-solving, critical thinking, and entrepreneurial skills, while their collaborative and reflective culture ensures rich, meaningful learning experiences. This dedication to excellence, recognised through awards like the PCF Outstanding Teacher Award and SPARK Certification, showcases their unwavering commitment to nurturing confident and capable children. 

PCF Sparkletots @ Ayer Rajah-Gek Poh Blk 41

Distinction
‘Claymation’ in Our Classroom

The educators at PCF Sparkletots @ Ayer Rajah – Gek Poh Blk 41 launched the Claymation project, guiding children to craft storylines, shape clay characters, and produce stop-motion animations. This creative initiative enhances critical thinking and communication skills, offering a dynamic and enjoyable way for children to showcase their talents. Their innovative efforts and commitment to nurturing confident learners have rightfully earned them the Early Childhood Innovation (Distinction) award.

PCF Sparkletots @ Cashew Blk 183

Commendation
Messy Mud Play

The educators at PCF Sparkletots @ Cashew Blk 183 launched the Messy Mud Play project, turning mud into a vibrant tool for fostering creativity, exploration, and problem-solving skills. This initiative allows children to connect with nature, build independence, and grow in confidence while discovering textures, colours, and environmental appreciation. Their imaginative and hands-on approach to learning has rightfully secured them the Early Childhood Innovation (Commendation) award.

Nur Kamilah bte Mohd Kamal

PCF Sparkletots @ Sembawang West Blk 730

Ms Nur Kamilah creates Malay learning experiences that extend beyond the classroom. Through play and hands-on activities connected to everyday life and Malay culture, she helps children build confidence in using the language and encourages them to share what they learn with their families. 

For her, Mother Tongue learning is meaningful when children take away not just a new word, but an experience, story or appreciation of their culture. 

Chu Ting

PCF Sparkletots @ West Coast Blk 611 

Ms Chu Ting believes that every learning experience is an opportunity for children to discover the joy of the Chinese language. Through picture books, drama, games, art and technology, she creates engaging experiences that encourage children to explore with confidence while deepening their appreciation of their language and culture.  

Her passion for helping children embrace Chinese from a young age drives her to create meaningful experiences where language comes alive through exploration, creativity and play. 

Siti Nooraisah 

PCF Sparkletots @ Tampines Central Blk 856 

Ms Siti inspires children’s love for the Malay language through joyful, child-centred learning experiences using play, storytelling, role-play and cultural activities.

She brings language to life by connecting learning with everyday experiences, while providing differentiated support so that every child can participate and build confidence at their own pace.  

Through this inclusive approach, she helps children strengthen their appreciation of their language, culture and heritage. 

Lin Hsing Fen

PCF Sparkletots @ Pioneer Blk 665A 

Ms Lin Hsin Fen nurtures children’s confidence and love for the Chinese language through meaningful learning experiences that connect language with culture, family and identity. With over 26 years of experience, she creates a safe and supportive learning environment through storytelling, role-play, music and social-emotional learning, helping every child feel understood, respected and confident.  

Her experience pursuing a Master’s degree in Educational Psychology and Counselling has further shaped her holistic approach to supporting children’s language development, emotional well-being and confidence. 

Ms Chen Xiaomei

PCF Sparkletots @ Queenstown Blk 53A

Ms Chen inspires our children’s love for their Mother Tongue Language by transforming lessons into engaging experiences through music, movement, and storytelling. She extends her impact by sharing her knowledge with educators and parents in workshops, fostering a shared passion for learning. Her dedication and passion make her a true inspiration in education.

Ms Norfaezan Binte Fadiar

PCF Sparkletots @ Zhenghua Blk 620

Ms Norfaezan sparks children’s curiosity in Malay through discovery and play, blending language learning with areas like numeracy and world discovery. She encourages independence, creating environments where children explore topics like animal habitats through hands-on activities such as dioramas. Through her dedication, she nurtures not just language skills but a lasting love for learning. 

Ms Fatinah Binte Abdul Rahman

PCF Sparkletots @ Geylang Serai Blk 412

Ms Fatinah brings Malay culture into her lessons through stories, music, and customs, making the language relevant and engaging for her students. She extends learning beyond the classroom, guiding children to create their own Tanjak and leading Zumba sessions with Malay rhythms. Through her teaching, Ms Fatinah helps students connect with and appreciate Malay heritage. 

Ms Fei Na

PCF Sparkletots @ Nee Soon South Blk 875

Ms Fei Na believes children learn best through hands-on experiences, creating her own teaching resources from recycled materials. She sets up learning corners and designs interactive lessons to engage her students. Through her efforts, she inspires a lasting interest in learning Chinese. 

Ms Shyamala Ganesan

PCF Sparkletots @ Punggol Shore Blk 171C

Ms Shyamala sparks children’s interest in Tamil through interactive storytelling, shadow puppets, and cultural activities like songs and dance. She brings ancient tales and rhymes to life, making learning enjoyable and meaningful. Through her efforts, the children develop a deeper connection to their Tamil heritage, fostering a lifelong appreciation for their culture.

Ms Han Guirong

PCF Sparkletots @ Punggol West Blk 222

Ms Guirong, has been awarded the Outstanding Preschool Mother Tongue Language Teacher Award for her creative and engaging teaching approach. She brings lessons to life by exploring nature, visiting cultural landmarks, and encouraging critical thinking through hands-on, inquiry-based activities. Her dedication to fostering bilingualism and cultural pride helps children develop a deep love and appreciation for their mother tongue. 

Ms Velmurugan Sangeetha

PCF Sparkletots @ Taman Jurong Blk 352

Ms Sangeetha won the Outstanding Preschool Mother Tongue Language Teacher Award for her commitment and creative teaching approach. She designs interactive lessons, works closely with parents, and weaves cultural stories and traditions into her classes. Her work helps children develop a strong connection to Tamil and builds their confidence in language learning. 

Ms Cho Ai Chu

PCF Sparkletots @ Bukit Panjang Blk 412

Ms Cho has been honoured with the Outstanding Preschool Mother Tongue Language Teacher Award (Merit Award) for her creative and immersive teaching approach. She enhances learning by organising visits to libraries and cultural centres, while encouraging critical thinking through inquiry-based lessons. Her dedication to fostering bilingualism and cultural pride helps children develop a deep love and appreciation for their mother tongue. 

Ms Ramachandran Kavitha

PCF Sparkletots @ Paya Lebar Blk 125

Ms Kavitha has been honoured with the Outstanding Preschool Mother Tongue Language Teacher Award (Merit Award) for her engaging and innovative teaching style. She brings Tamil language and culture to life through hands-on activities like rangoli-making and repurposing recycled materials into educational tools. By fostering strong parent-teacher partnerships and creating captivating lessons, she ignites a genuine love for the Tamil language in her students. 

Ms Salbiah Binte Mohd Sa’ At

PCF Sparkletots @ Sengkang North Blk 206A

Ms Salbiah brings the Malay language to life by taking her students outdoors, where they learn through nature and immerse themselves in cultural elements like traditional music, food, and games. She sees the environment as a powerful third teacher, creating hands-on experiences that spark curiosity and a deeper connection to Malay heritage. Through regular newsletters and close collaboration with parents, she shares learning outcomes and practical tips to extend students’ education at home, always offering support and answering questions to help families thrive together.