One for the camera.
This June holidays proved to be a little more special for over 60 children. After all, it is not everyday you get to sleep over in the world’s largest aquarium. These children (aged eight to 13) from voluntary organisations and family service centres like Chinese Development Assistance Council, South West CDC Family Service Centre and Dyslexia Association Singapore participated in the first-ever Marine Life Park Ocean Sleepover on 3 June.
Hands up!
The fifth edition of the resort’s annual outreach programme, aRWSome Kids’ Date, saw underprivileged kids becoming Marine Explorers to have fun at the 2D1N conservation camp. Special educational tours and activities entertained the participants at the S.E.A. Aquarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark and Maritime Experiential Museum.
Watcha lookin’ at?
Joining in the adventure was Bluub, the friendly creature who has called the resort home in June. Here to spread the Go Blue message that land and oceans are interconnected, he believes that everyone can have fun while playing a part in conservation. Check out how he enjoyed himself at the Marine Life Park Ocean Sleepover.
Posing for the camera.
Leading the pack.
Is that food I see?
Touching stuff at the Discover Touch Pool.
Listen up!
Getting ready to sleep at the end of the day.
Balancing balls has never been easy.
Nothing like a good lunch to end the camp.
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