Thousands of youths from all over Singapore attended Playmax, a fun-filled mega-carnival with food stalls, performances and a flea market. Organised by the Singapore Youth for Christ and held at St Andrews Cathedral, Singapore's largest cathedral, youths formed into groups to take on the many challenging games, one of which is Crazy-Cups.

Families of Temasek Polytechnic staffs were in campus for a morning of fun, with Crazy-Cups among the many activities keeping them entertained.

Crazy-Cups is part of the fun and games at OCBC Happy Savings Mid Draw Roadshow at AMK Hub.

Each year, Northland Primary engages Crazy-Cups to conduct fun-filled Sport-Stacking sessions for their students. This year, with the success of using Crazy-Cups to ease the Primary 1 students into a new environment, Northland again arranged their P4 students for some exciting and enjoyable Sport-Stacking session before the school closes for the June Holiday.

The school also includes Crazy-Cups as a product in their SPIN CCA -  a CCA that builds the entrepreneurship within the kids at a young age!

It's post exam time, and a small group of Secondary 3 students got to experience what Sport-Stacking is.

2 classes of Secondary 1 students were first given the opportunity to try Crazy-Cups as post-exam activity. Seeing how much the girls enjoyed the session, the teacher arranged another session for all the Secondary 3 students a week later!

P5 students attended a week long Sport-Stacking lessons during PE.

It was a 15 session CCA.

Eyes wide open, jaws hung low. That was the reaction when the class of P3 students from Qiaonan watched the demonstration for the very first time.

"How fast do you want to be by the end of the 15th week?" the instructor asked the first question.

"30 seconds...", "40 seconds...". Most of the students were unsure of themselves. "6 seconds!" one or two were optimistic.

By the 15th session, the results are clear. When they could previously only admire in awe the seemingly lightning speed of the instructor, they are now giving him a run for his money. While no one achieved 6 seconds, everyone managed to climb up the grading program ladder.

Check out their achievements below!

Chongfu Primary selected Sport-Stacking as the P2 CCA, giving the young students opportunity to try out the exciting Sport-Stacking.

Two groups of Andeson JC students tried Sport-Stacking as pre-term break activity.

How best to ease new primary one students into a new environment full of strange faces?

Get them to make friends through Sport-Stacking!

PE HOD Ms Soh came up with the brilliant idea of gathering the new primary 1 recruits for a few fun Crazy-Cups sessions just days before schools starts. True enough, after 3 fun-filled Crazy-Cups lessons, new friends were made and the shyness and nerve that are ever present on the first day at school quickly disappeared.