Today, YTPS celebrates DeepaRaya. The term 'Deeparaya' is an amalgam of the words 'Deepavali' and 'Hari Raya'. Thus there were tradional Indian and Malay performances such as dances and songs.
Mr Loh and Ms Tini lighting the Kuthuvillakku, a lamp that is lit during the festive season to usher in wealth and prosperity.
the Dikir Barat performance by mostly the P2 pupils. The Dikir Barat is a form of singing whose origins are likely from Southern Thailand or Northern Peninsula Malaysia. For more information visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dikir_barat
the signature of Malay dance; graceful swinging of the arms 
our pupils got the opportunity to fast forward in time to become "pakcik-pakcik" (Malay for uncle) 
up close with our Indian dancers
Mdm Tenmoli aiding our principal Mrs Tan to light the oil lamp; a gesture during Deepavali to symbolise the triumph of good over evil
our pupil playing the role of the demon king Ravana (he's supposed to be frightening but doesn't he look adorable?)
serving the teachers sweetcakes after the concert 
Miss Jan showing us her special moves 
teachers of Yew Tee showing that they too can dance
the girls get to play the roles of 'Aunties' in the play and
our hostesses donned in a Malay and Indian traditional costumes
the lead singer; our next Singapore Idol comes 2015 :) 
colgate moment :) 
our performers playing scissors-paper-stone to chase the jitters away
the new Pokeball. Just kidding :) 
our cutesy Indian dancer in action 
Mdm Thana and Mr Woody demonstrating the tying of the 'dhoti'.
performers on standby. They look so adorable don't they? 
are you ready to dance?
our coy presenter hiding behind the curtains
"And that's how it's done!"
our graceful Indian dancers 
