RHD 2025 by Rasyidah Abdul Rahim Nur

nur_rasyidah_abdul_rahim — 2025-07-18 00:10:15 UTC

What does Racial Harmony mean to you?

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nur_rasyidah_abdul_rahim — 2025-07-18 00:14:14 UTC

To be racially inclusive, what are the things/topics you should be sensitive about when interacting with friends from different race?

nur_rasyidah_abdul_rahim — 2025-07-18 00:15:44 UTC

What do you think of this year's theme for RHD, "Our People, Our Tapestry"

Racial Harmony Day Reflection

2025-07-18 10:01:03 UTC

Racial Harmony Day is a special occasion that reminds me of the importance of living in harmony with each other regardless of our background .

Racial Harmony Day means respecting and embracing our differences It is about treating others with kindness and making sure everyone gets included in everything we do. It highlights the importance respect and love for on and other.In this school, we all come from various cultures and religions and that makes our community so unique.

Together, let’s make this school a better place by showing kindness to us!

Thank you!

Ellie Tan(4 integrity)

2025-07-21 13:13:19 UTC

I think this year's Racial Harmony Day theme, ‘Our People, Our Tapestry,’ is a poetic yet profound reminder of what makes Singapore so special. Like a tapestry, our community is crafted from countless individual threads — each person, each culture, each story contributing to a larger picture of unity and vibrancy. It's not just about coexisting; it’s about interweaving, where differences aren’t just tolerated but celebrated. The theme encourages us to look beyond the surface and appreciate the depth of connection that emerges when we embrace each other's heritage and experiences. It’s a call to stitch kindness, respect, and empathy into the very fabric of our everyday lives — and that’s the kind of Singapore I’m proud to be part of.

-Hannah Chan Cai En (6 Integrity)

2025-07-30 15:19:42 UTC

I think racial harmony is about respecting other races and to underhand each other, and to live in peace and harmony.

-Amanda Chin 4I