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Reflections on Our Journey 2026
Hear from our students and educators as they look back on their LOF 2026 journey. Through their reflections on LOF 2026, discover how art, writing and conversations about organ donation have inspired meaningful conversations and shed light on new perspectives.
Last updated on 10 November 2026
It goes beyond writing an essay or creating an art piece. But, it's about shaping their mindsets and exposing them to the needs of others. So with that, for students to be able to shape a new culture, a new generation.— Mr Colin Sim, HOD, English Language & Literature, Yusof Ishak Secondary
LOF 2026: Through a New Perspective
Every organ donation story is shaped by countless perspectives - each one a window into the lives of individuals, families and communities forever touched by the gift of life.
For LOF 2026, participants were invited to look beyond their own experience and step into another's shoes, opening up space for greater empathy, understanding and meaningful conversations around organ donation.
So instead of just rah-rahing over the internet of whatever is the latest trend, there are causes that they can stand up for. This is something that they can do at the quieter level, at a more dignified level, at a level where, "Hey, I can also make an impact."— Mdm Adibah Bte Abbas, Senior Teacher, English Language, Changkat Changi Secondary School
Through heartfelt letters, thought-provoking arguments and vivid narratives, our writers gave voice to these perspectives, weaving together the many human threads that connect donors, recipients and all those whose lives are quietly transformed by a single act of giving. Our artists brought these stories to life - venturing into uncharted emotional territory to illuminate the love, compassion and community woven into every donation.
Students reflect on LOF 2026
I was able to showcase my ideas without restrictions. I'll try my best to write whatever I can to inspire others. We don't have to use big words but we have to put emotion into the words.— Xanthia Ng, Yusof Ishak Secondary School
One day, I hope everybody understands that they can make a difference, whether it is something really small or something as big as donating an organ.— Emma Lien Ruelle, Hai Sing Catholic School
Educators reflect on LOF 2026
It's not just about winning the competition, but how they reflect and go through the process to actually come up with an idea that actually makes a difference.— Mr Joo Chan Hock, Art Teacher, Hua Yi Secondary School
Teachers are a source of inspiration for all students. I joined the competition because I wanted to experience the competition alongside with my students rather than encouraging them along the sidelines, to let them know that this creative journey can even happen beyond student life.— Ms Cheong Cheryl, Art Teacher, Changkat Changi Secondary School
A Thousand Perspectives. One Shared Journey.
A big thank you to every participant, teacher and judge who poured their time, thought and passion into LOF 2026! Your voices and visions have made this year’s festival a meaningful journey, sparking conversations about organ donation and inspiring fresh perspectives.
As you explore the galleries, we invite you to pause and let the works speak to you. Every piece offers a glimpse into a young mind, a fresh perspective and a world of possibilities. We hope these works inspire you to see something differently, feel something new and carry these stories with you beyond LOF.
Behind the Scenes: Between Takes
The journey continues. Be a part of LOF 2027!
LOF 2026 may be over, but there are more stories to tell and perspectives to share! Join us as we celebrate the 10th anniversary in 2027. We’d love to have you be a part of the journey!