Fastest To Solve The 24- And 35-Sliding Puzzles
12-year-old Gong Chenye broke the records for the 24-piece sliding puzzle as well as the 35-piece puzzle on 16 May 2026. He unscrambled the puzzles in 32 sec and 1 min 31 sec respectively at Neurobix Method, Marina Square. Gong is a primary 6 pupil at Yew Tee Primary School. Read More »
Most Number Of People Attempting The 3-Minute Step Test In 1 Hour
The YMCA 3-Minute Step Test measures your aerobic (cardiovascular) fitness level based on how quickly your heart rate returns to normal after exercise. Batches of ITE students and staff stepped on and off the 30cm-high benches for 3 min. Thereafter their heart rates were measured and logged onto an online form. A total of 602 participated on 7 May 2026. Read More »
Largest Word Formation Made Of Sewn Rubber Hearts
Singapore Heart Foundation’s ‘HELP’ campaign aims to help women spot heart attack symptoms and seek medical advice quickly. As women’s symptoms are usually less intense, they are often dismissed, resulting in delayed treatment. Held at ITE College West on 7 May 2026, the students and SHF volunteers had earlier stitched red ribbons on 1,200 rubber hearts and poured them into ... Read More »
Youngest To Recite The Periodic Table
Thamil Babu recited every element by its name, atomic number and chemical symbol. He completed all 118 elements in the periodic table in his home on 15 May 2026. Thamil is 6 years 2 months and is in K2 at Sparkletots. His parents are Babu Vasu and Rajathi. Read More »
Largest Diorama Made Of Cardboard Tubes
PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Tampines Boulevard Blk 647 (EY) marked its Earth Day with a diorama showing a green environment versus deforestation. The kids were told to collect used toilet or kitchen rolls and craft them into trees. This resulted in a 10.8m-by-5.3m display for the parent-child event on 24 Apr 2006. The initiative was supported by the PCF Charity ... Read More »
