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10-year-old Isaac’s innocent request to spend more time with his dad results in his divorced parents’ unexpected reunion. Isaac feels disregarded when his mother defends her new partner during dinner. Frustrated and insecure, he embarks on a mission to find his father late at night, only to come to terms with the harsh reality of being truly alone.

Wahyu, anak SMA yang harus menjadi saksi hubungan kedua orang tuanya yang tak lagi harmonis. Di bawah atap yang sama mereka hidup bersama, namun hubungan mereka bagaikan orang asing yang tidak memiliki koneksi.

This role provides a hands-on learning experience that combines practical skills development with exposure to real-world business dynamics.The kid can play their role as a junior fruit store seller, assisting with tasks such as setting up stalls, customers interaction, arranging products, pricing assistance, engaging in promotional activities and stock management.

This role nurtures customer service skills and teamwork while introducing them to the basics of the food service industry.The kid can assist in learning how to serve Ice Cream and drinks, preparing toppings, interacting with customers, setting up displays, maintaining cleanliness, restocking suppliers and learn about flavour combinations.

Lucas was a boy who carried the weight of difference on his shoulders since he was little; his wheelchair was like a shadow that accompanied him wherever he went, separating him from the world of other children. At school, it was as if he lived on a lonely island surrounded by stairs, curious but far from the joy of games and friendship. The other children, in their cruel innocence, often ignored him.

Seorang Anak (Acil) terpaksa mencuri uang teman sekelasnya untuk membeli roti karena kelaparan. Ia didatangi oleh seekor kancil pencuri timun yang mengajaknya melarikan diri agar tidak terkena masalah. Dengan perlahan menyadari konsekuensi dari perbuatannya, perjalanan mereka berdua menjadi titik awal pembulatan tekad Acil untuk mengambil tanggung jawab dan meminta maaf.

Ethan contemplates his life but is met with an unexpected visitor as he is about to end it all. Little did he know, that would change everything. That could be you too, but would YOU?

In the 1980s, playground designs based on nursery rhymes, animals (such as elephants, rabbits, tortoises, pelicans etc), fruits and vegetables were introduced. Today, most of the playgrounds found in housing estates are standard plastic play-sets with rubber mats, and similar to those found in developed countries all over the world.

What would you say to your grandfather who has passed away? This episode explores the bond between a grandather and his granddaughter, the love they shared, a love that could have withstood the test of time if only time it allowed it to.In this "call", we experience a loss we can only explain as a certainty, a loss that reminds us to care for those older than us, who loved us from the moment we were born.

Even as racial harmony is being promoted in Singapore, racism exists. In 2021, videos were posted showing incidents on racism in Singapore which sparked more conversations around this space. However, there is still a difference in how Singaporeans view minority race disadvantages and majority race privileges, showing that more needs to be said about this. In this episode, a sociologist and an ethnic minority discuss what it's like to be on the receiving end of it and what can Singaporeans do better in this aspect.

Bullying can range from the kids did not know better to serious and death causing. Even as such issues came to light in the media, there are people who still felt that victims should have opted out, having the victim blaming mentality. As more of such incidents are being reported with the prevalence of social media these days, conversations surrounding the topic is still limited. In this episode, victims of bullying share their experience and effects on their mental health, and a psychologist dissects the reasons why bullies bully.

Stepping back in time and engaging in the voyage of rediscovering Singapore's past, this series seeks to gather Singaporeans born after 2000 and introduce them to a variety of items that were significant to the older generations. As we examine the interesting concepts of tastes, artefacts, and games that once distinguished this extraordinary island nation, this series will enable young adults to immerse themselves in the wonderful nostalgia of the past. They will then make an attempt to discover the names and purposes of each object that is presented to them.