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Flying Cape is proud to be one of the 5 winners to the EduTech Category for ORIGIN Innovation Awards 2020. 18th November Announcement Video: For more information, please refer to the following link. Announcing the winners for the…
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ORIGIN Innovation Awards is APAC’s esteemed accolade for tech innovation which aims to provide recognition to companies that have exemplified the spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship in the running of their businesses. The inaugural ORIGIN Innovation Awards started in 2020…
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Flying Cape welcomes Lydia Ang, former director of Today Got Class as Head of Business Development. In her new role, Lydia will focus on developing strategic alliances and partnerships, implementing new business initiatives, strengthening relationships with key partners, identifying new market opportunities and expanding market presence.
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The DBS BusinessClass Education Disrupt happened on 16th May 2019 at the DBS Auditorium, Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower. Reschooling the Education Industry in Top Trends and New Ideas of Technology.
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10 Tips for Raising Grateful Kids | Child Mind Institute
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How to reinforce the importance of being grateful with your children, and find meaningful ways for them to show their appreciation.
![[Fun Fact Friday]
Your probably know that cheetahs are like the Usain Bolt of the animal kingdom, but a lesser known fact is that unlike the other big cats (lions, tigers and leopards), cheetahs can't roar and their sounds come more in purrs and meows like the domesticated felines!
The reason is because of a difference in a piece of anatomy in the throat called the hyoid bone. The two piece hyoid bone is what makes it possible for big cats like lions and tigers to roar but the cheetahs only have a one-piece hyoid bone.](https://www.flyingcape.com.sg/blog/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)