Amongst the presented items were 30 sets of acrylic shields to be placed at sitting areas around the centre, and floor stickers that will serve as guides for the children to ensure safe distancing. SMOU also presented gardening tools and items for the “Community in Bloom” project, which the centre has collaborated with National Parks for. The project allows engagement of children’s learning and exploration through the planting and gardening on National Parks-approved land around the school.