They trekked far up the steep forested hills to rebuild a local school in a remote village in cold weather. They brought gifts to the students and villagers. And thanks to these volunteers of Operation Shangri-la 2006, the kids also enjoyed a unique Crazy-Cups experience.

Read more about Operation Shangri-la here.

Watch how much the kids enjoy Crazy-cups here.

Exams are over, and the students are restless in anticipation of the coming school holidays. How are the teachers going to help the kids kill time with some meaningful activities? Let them stack Crazy-Cups of course! Having completed their Primary School Leaving Examinations (PSLE), the Primary 6 students of Geylang Methodist Primary School were introduced to Crazy-Cups, and in 2 weeks, organised their own tournament and had even more fond memories of their school before moving on to a new environment to pursue their secondary level education.

It was the annual Tree Planting and Launch of My Environment Shines at the Pioneer Constituency on 12 November 2006, and Crazy-Cups was there to be part of this fun filled event. Guest-of-honor Mr Cedric Foo, MP for West Coast GRC (Pioneer Division) gave away the Crazy-Cups challenge trophy to participants of the mini Crazy-Cups tournament.

Bukit View Primary introduced Crazy-Cups as its Mass Co-Curriculum Activity (CCA). Students from Primary 5 level will cup-stack once every week. Cup-stacking will be introduced to other levels later in the year.