Chinese New Year 2022

See how Woodlands Primary celebrated Chinese New Year 2022, from festive classroom decorations to lion dances and craft activities.

Last updated 1 May 2026

Chinese New Year 2022

Woodlands Primary welcomes the Year of the Tiger. Over the past few weeks, our pupils decorated their classrooms as part of our annual classroom decoration contest.

Colorful Happy Lunar New Year banner with hanging paper lanterns and red decorations in a school hallway.

With the help of our Parent Support Group (PSG), our school campus was beautifully adorned with festive decorations. They also assisted in facilitating the recess activities where our pupils handmade greeting cards.

Two masked children in school uniforms do a craft activity at a table labeled Station A, supervised by a masked adult.

Our pupils came to school dressed in their beautiful ethnic costumes. They enjoyed themselves watching the Lunar New Year concert and were thrilled to see our very own God of Fortune, lion dancers and dragon dancers! They had fun creating crafts with their classmates in the later part of the celebration.

Five children wearing face masks stand in a school hallway decorated with red Chinese New Year lanterns and paper crafts.

Students in scout uniforms and masks parade a red and gold dragon through a school corridor decorated for Chinese New Year.

Woodlands Primary School wishes everyone a joyful and prosperous Lunar New Year!

A woman and four young girls in festive attire and masks clasp hands in greeting amid red Chinese New Year decorations.