On Sunday 17 July 2011,
Edgefield Primary School and the Punggol North Community
had an enjoyable and memorable time together
commemorating Punggol North's Racial and Religious Harmony Day
and celebrating Edgefield Primary's 10th Anniversary with
our Edgefield Dance Day @ Punggol

 WE WISH TO THANK
All Our Staff, Pupils, Parents, School Advisory Committee, N3 Cluster Schools, Punggol North Schools and Residents, our Community and Organisational Partners for Your Fervent Support and Participation!

Together we have established a new Singapore Book of Records for the Largest Cha Cha Dance!

we have also successfully smashed the World's Largest Cha Cha Dance record!

Media Coverage:

1. The Straits Times, Mon 18 July 2011

" About 3,400 revellers attempted to dance their way into the record books yesterday at a street festival to celebrate racial and religious harmony in Punggol. The students and residents appear to have smashed the Guinness World Record for the largest number of cha-cha-cha dancers in one place. The record is currently held by 3,270 Polish dancers, who sashayed together three years ago. London-based Guinness will annouce in six weeks' time whether the Singaporeans succeeded. "

2. MyPaper, Mon 18 July 2011

" The event also saw 3,379 people - including pupils of Edgefield Primary School, their parents, and participants from Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC - break the Guinness World Records for the Largest Cha Cha. "

 3. The Straits Times Online, Mon 18 July 2011

 " Amongst the dancers were Mr Kasmil Redha and his wife Nur Ain. The couple, both 33, were at Edgefield Primary School, the dance's organiser, on Sunday afternoon to learn the steps since they were dancing the cha-cha for the first time, together with their two children, seven-year-old Dani Hazwan and eight-year-old Danish Haqiq. The couple, whose children are both studying at the school, said they were happy to participate since " Sunday is for spending with our children anyway. "

 4. CNA News Online, 18 July 2011

" This year, some 3,300 people came together to put up a mass Cha Cha dance item in attempt to break a Guinness World Record. "

Together we achieved an Amazing Feat.

Thank You for your Active Feet. Let's Celebrate!

 We Endeavour to Excel!