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Our Kebun Baru

February 2025

Catch up on the latest happenings in Kebun Baru, from the Edusave Awards Ceremony honouring top students to the lively Chinese New Year Dinner celebrating community and culture.

Last updated 4 July 2026

Kebun Baru Edusave Awards Ceremony

On 22 February 2025, the Kebun Baru Edusave Awards Ceremony was held to celebrate the achievements of our young residents. Students who excelled academically were honoured with Edusave Awards, in recognition of their hard work, perseverance, and commitment to learning. The event brought together families, educators, and community members in a shared moment of pride and encouragement, as we continue to support and uplift the next generation in their educational journey.

A group of eight people pose in front of a bookshelf backdrop, holding fun signs reading Awesome, WOW, and emoji props.
A large crowd of adults and children seated on red chairs at an indoor event with Chinese New Year decorations.
Family group posing with Edusave award certificates, fun wigs, and WOW and AWESOME signs in front of a bookshelf backdrop.

Chinese New Year Dinner 2025

On 9th February 2025, Day 12 of the Chinese New Year, Kebun Baru hosted its annual Chinese New Year Dinner, and we were thrilled to see 1,000 attendees join us in celebration.

Two red and yellow lion dance performers on stage at Kebun Baru Chinese New Year Dinner 2025.

A heartfelt thank you to our wonderful community partners, the talented PCF Kids for their incredible performance, and our very own Chinese Orchestra and Ulan LAN SekumpULAN, the Dikir Barat ensemble, and Taijiquan for their amazing performances throughout the evening.

Performers in red outfits dance on stage with a green cartoon snake mascot costume while an audience watches and records.
Five young children in red and white uniforms perform a dance holding decorative fans and red scarves on a wooden stage.

We hope everyone enjoys a prosperous and joyful Year of the Snake! May this year bring good fortune and happiness to all! HUAT AH!

Large indoor banquet hall packed with people seated at round tables, many wearing red, with two large screens at the front.
Two people hold red Chinese New Year banners beside a large God of Fortune mascot, with neon decorations behind them.