“Fearless Drawing addresses the fear factor in drawing. Just like the fear of water needs to overcome before we can learn to swim, I believe if you can write, you can draw. You will learn the techniques of observation and using continuous lines to draw. At the end of the class, you will be able to draw anything confidently, accurately, and most important of all, quickly in a matter of just a few minutes. Drawing is meant to be fun and enjoyable. If you have the fear of drawing or you want to improve your sketching. Please join me to unlock your untapped potential to draw.” ~ Raymond Li “Lear ..read more

A Doctor Speaks – Why I Am Refusing the COVID-19 Vaccination A Doctor Speaks – Why I Am Refusing the COVID-19 Vaccination A Singaporean doctor gives well-considered reasons for declining vaccination against the coronavirus. He writes under a pen name to avoid repercussions for his employment.  ..read more

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Hello! Nice to see you on our page! Let us introduce ourselves – we are a small group of homeschoolers who, having a lack of activities to do recently, decided that recording some music and creating a “music album” would be a great way to spend our time!! Since we all play different instruments, as well as pieces from different genres, we decided to call our album Collectif, as it is exactly that – a small collection of the diverse music we love, as a way to remember this period of our lives. We hope that you enjoy our album, and while listening, are able to find something that speaks to you ..read more

BJU, Abeka, SAT, AP, IGCSE, O Level, Workbooks, Board Games, Educational Aids ..read more

January 2022 starts a new year. Homeschoolers will have fun learning skippering and seamanship. A short 8-week activity to meet new friends, pick up skills and enjoy new experiences. See you out at sea ..read more

2021 Wrapping Up. 2022 Starting Up ! Come Join Us. It will be fun ..read more

When will Lockdowns end? Soon we hope! Join us then, for dragon boat ..read more

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1.6 billion disposable masks entered the ocean in 2020 and will take 450 years to biodegrade Bevan HurleyFri, July 30, 2021, 10:29 PM·1 min read YAHOO! NEWS An estimated 1.6 billion disposable masks wound up in the ocean in 2020, creating a vast pile of floating plastic waste and threatening marine life across the planet. Researchers from Visual Capitalist found that 3 per cent of the 52 billion disposable single-use masks produced to curb the Covid-19 pandemic found their way into the sea. The throwaway masks sent 5500 metric tonnes of plastic into the oceans, which will take up to ..read more