Bloom 2025
Date: 22 Sep 2025 to 27 Sep 2025
Time:TBC
Venue: SUSS @ Block 23, Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Event Type: Bloom
School/Department: Student Success Centre, Office of Student Life
Register Here!About Bloom 2025
Bloom, a signature well-being initiative by SUSS Student Life, returns for its 4th edition in 2025, focusing on nurturing a supportive, connected, and resilient SUSS community through the lens of social well-being.
Step into Bloom 2025 at Student Success Centre's new home in Block 23! This year, we are creating a warm, welcoming space where connections can truly thrive. Explore the highlights below and see what’s in store for your journey of social well-being!
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Bloom Programmes
A range of workshops and activities that aim to foster a supportive, connected, and resilient SUSS community through the lens of social well-being.
Bloom Bazaar
Dedicated to social well-being and connection! Immerse yourself in hands-on crafts, engaging conversations, fun activities, and unique student-made products that inspire creativity and purpose. Whether you’re there to create, connect, or simply unwind, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
| Exclusive Booths | Description |
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Metro x Shiseido
| Metro presents a 60-MIN Face Colour Analysis & Makeover by Shiseido. ✨ Discover your perfect foundation shade Be the first 48 to sign up at just $30 and receive:
👉 Sign Up Now at Metro - Find Your Perfect Shade! 🎉Visit Metro booth and get a FREE goodie bag, bubble tea and a chance to win exciting gifts. While stock last. |
Bloom Lucky Draw
In the spirit of fostering connected communities and establishing social well-being, we invite you to take part in our Bloom Lucky Draw by following these steps:
- Step up to the Bloom Quiz Quest – 5 fun questions about Bloom and Student Wellness await!
- Go clue-hunting! Spot the 3 hidden quiz clues scattered around the Bloom Bazaar.
- Crack them all and submit your quiz — only the all-correct entries unlock a chance at the lucky draw!
Stand a chance to win UniqGift Vouchers worth up to $60! *Redeemable across multiple merchants; groceries, retail, dining, health & wellness, and many more! Find out more on www.uniqgift.com.
Programme Highlights
Bloom 2025 is centered on social well-being - Embrace Wellness, Build Communities.
All programmes are free for SUSS students, with limited slots available. Please register early using the links below.
Note: Please ensure your availability before registering. A $50 penalty will be charged for cancellations within 3 working days of the programme or for no-shows. For any enquiries, please email Student LIfe at [email protected].
Meet Our Speakers!
| Claire Ong | Samantha Tang | Li June | Quinn Lum |
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Read full biography:Claire Ong is the co-founder and lead trainer of The Positive Movement, an organisation dedicated to enhancing well-being skills within organisations. With over 10 years of experience, Claire has designed and delivered experiential training programmes and consulting services globally, including in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, China, Australia, New Zealand, and the USA. She holds a Master’s in Applied Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania and is deeply passionate about fostering greater self-awareness and effectiveness in individuals. |
Read full biography:Samantha Tang has over 20 years of clinical practice, previously working as a psychologist at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital. She has conducted workshops for staff at the Singapore Science Centre and Cherry Brooks Kindergarten, and she lectures on supporting children with special needs at ACC Institute of Human Services. Samantha is ACLP-trained and incorporates clinical hypnotherapy and trauma-informed strategies in her work. |
Read full biography:Li June is a credentialed Art Therapist who brings therapeutic art to diverse communities. She runs individual art therapy sessions and group workshops for students, fostering mindfulness and emotional well-being. As the Director of C-three in SUSS, she is passionate about helping people connect with themselves through creative expression. |
Read full biography:Quinn Lum Fu Loong (b.1993, Singapore) graduated from the School of Art, Design and Media with a BFA (Hons) in Photography and Digital Imaging. His works explore identity and social environment through auto-ethnography. Quinn has exhibited widely, won several awards including the Dominie Book Prize (SIPF Photobook Open Call 2018), and is known for using photography to provoke thought and foster connections. |
| Dr Aletheia Lee | Ashley Yong | Rachel Nip | |
The Respectful Way Read full biography:Dr Aletheia Lee is an early years specialist and neuroscientist trained in psychology and physiology. She is a RIE® Associate for the Educaring® Approach and teaches in the ECE programme at SUSS. Her integrative practice combines brain, mind, body, and spirit perspectives, focusing on relational health and authentic connections. |
Read full biography:Ashley Yong (she/her) is an experienced facilitator specializing in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). With five years of experience, she has facilitated DEI conversations for over 2,500 participants in higher education and corporate settings. Ashley also consults with organisations on DEI practices, focusing on power dynamics, bias, and supporting stakeholders from marginalized identities. |
Read full biography:Rachel Nip is a performer, choreographer, and puppeteer based in Singapore. She is the Resident Teaching Artist at Singapore Repertory Theatre and facilitates theatre and movement programmes for children, youth, and adults. Her work includes engaging neurodiverse and disabled communities through SRT’s Inclusive Young Company and Special Education schools. Rooted in the belief that the arts can enhance well-being through connection with self and others, Rachel also trains teachers and families on integrating the arts and fostering the power of play in learning. |
Bloom 2024
Watch the video highlights from Bloom 2024!
See you soon at Bloom 2025!