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Bee-yond the Classroom

Bee-yond the Classroom

TERM 1:

Every day, you plant seeds of knowledge and kindness. But what if those seeds could grow outside the classroom too?

Your Strengths: Whether it’s supporting others with your leadership, problem-solving, or creative skills, there’s always a way to contribute to your community.

Your Impact: Just as you guide your students to grow, you can inspire others in the community to make a difference (The Ripple Effect)

Your Growth: Yolunteering helps you reconnect with your values, learn new perspectives, and find fulfillment in ways that extend beyond your teaching career.

Explore these local volunteering opportunities to take your heartwork bee-yond the classroom: https://www.volunteer.gov.sg/

TERM 2:

The role of an educator goes far beyond the four walls of a classroom. Like the humble bee, educators work quietly and tirelessly. You go from one moment to the next: zipping through routines, calming emotions, wiping tears, celebrating small wins. You don’t always get to see the impact of your efforts, especially bee-yond the classroom. But the families of the children do.

They notice when their child starts saying “thank you” without being told with a smile that comes from feeling safe and seen.

They notice when their once-shy toddler sings loudly at the dinner table a song learned with joy and repeated with pride.

They notice when their child begins to show care for a baby sibling placing a toy in their lap with gentle hands. Or when they help pack up the toys without being asked a quiet echo of the routines and respect they’ve experienced with you.

They feel the care, the consistency, and the calm confidence because you helped nurture every child with passion and love.

You are the 1% shaping tomorrow. Early Childhood educators make up just 1% of Singapore’s workforce, but they shape 100% of our future.

TERM 3:

Not all learning happens in a lesson plan. Sometimes, it happens in the quiet.

Going bee-yond the classroom means:

    ✨ Seeing who a child is, not just what they can do
    ✨ Making space for feelings, fears, and first attempts
    ✨ Turning everyday moments into lessons in empathy, courage, and confidence
You’re not just teaching. You’re helping them become.

As a little reminder of this message, the first 3 winners will receive up to 4 FREE tickets to watch Elio — Pixar’s newest film about a boy who didn’t quite fit in, until someone saw him for who he truly was.

A beautiful reminder: when we look beyond behaviours and milestones, we give every child a chance to feel safe, seen… and chosen. This is how we live out our vision: Towards Excellence in Diversity through Advocacy.

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Mr Safarin Amerudin:

Appointed 23 April 2021

Mr Safarin is an active member of PERDAUS in 1995 starting off his volunteering endeavours even from his youth days. His dedication to community service is indeed remarkable as he stands by the motto of “Be good and be of service to others”. His leadership strength is viewed in the various appointment roles under the council of PERDAUS and now with the formation of the CLG, as its director of service. Mr Safarin has industry experience as an engineer, managing the development, commissioning and support of software applications for the education sector since 2004.

Mr Muhammad Hairudin Bin Abdul Hamid:

Appointed 23 April 2021

Mr Hairudin majored in Human Resource Management and is trained in Electronics Engineering with 18 years industry experience across various sectors spanning operations management, training and development. As a certified practitioner of Humanistic Neuro-Linguistics Psychology and Lumina Sparks Personality Profiling, he works with human modalities and personalities incorporating skills for useful collaborations across cultures and beliefs. Mr Hairudin has an acute sense of commitment and leadership capacities focusing his efforts on helping charitable based organisations as platform to contribute. Mr Hairudin started volunteering and outreach work with faith based organisations and mosque groups from his youth days.

Mr Mohammad Taufiq Bin Mohamed Ismail:

Appointed 23 April 2021

Mr Mohammad Taufiq works in the social service sector serving the Muslim community with the wealth of knowledge and experiences in the Islamic field of training. He has been a valuable member of the PERDAUS council setting direction and providing guidance for the implementation of quality programmes beneficial to the community. Mr Taufiq has also sat in numerous grassroots committee as an outreach to the larger network of people needing support.

Ms Zarina Begam Binte Abdul Razak:

Appointed 29 December 2023

Ms Zarina was Iyad Perdaus’s pioneer volunteer and since 2015, she is a key appointment holder at Perdaus Council. Her 30 years of industrial practices has served over 10,000 clients in the areas of Islamic wealth, corporate benefits, instructional design and training as an accredited family life consultant for several worldwide evidence-based relationship tools like Prepare Enrich and Positive Parenting Program. Ms Zarina sits on several Boards for social groups in her endeavour to uplift the community’s competencies, making her a versatile asset to have in the organisation.


Mr Mohd Azhar Bin Khalid:

Appointed 29 December 2023

Mr Azhar is a highly qualified individual with competencies in the field of strategic thinking, financial expertise as well as industry knowledge in fields of media and accountancy. His experiences are wide ranging and he has spent many years contributing to community work. Mr Azhar has been on PERDAUS board and is instrumental in looking at key target areas to bring the organisation to better strategic focus.