#teachers day 2026 singapore date

PAUL Singapore has cut its box of 12 mini macarons from $25.90 to $15.90 for Teacher's Day, and the box comes with a fill-in sleeve so it can be personalised with the teacher's name and yours. The French bakery announced it on its own Instagram on 14 August with the window 20 August to 7 September 2026, and confirmed on its own Facebook page on 21 August that the offer is now open. At $15.90 for twelve that is about $1.33 a macaron against $2.16 at the usual price - a $10 saving, or 38.6% off. The date to watch is not 7 September, though. MOE's own 2026 calendar puts Teachers' Day on Friday 4 September and the Term III-IV school break on Saturday 5 to Sunday 13 September, so schools mark the day on Thursday 3 September and the promo's last three days land when there is nobody at school to hand it to. Two more things PAUL's post does not mention: three of its ten outlets are CBD counters that close on Saturday afternoon or all weekend, and the Changi Terminal 1 store sits in the departure and transit lounge, past immigration.

Châteraisé Singapore has opened its Teacher's Day Mix & Match: pick any five selected baked treats and pay S$11 for the lot — $2.20 a piece — from 14 August right through to 4 September 2026, which is Teachers' Day itself. The poster puts three items on the front: the Longevity Ring (their ring-shaped baumkuchen-style bake), the Uji Matcha Bouchée and the Lemon Cake, with a line promising more treats in the selection, so you're building the box at the counter rather than picking a fixed set. The date to watch isn't the one printed on the poster. Teachers' Day 2026 falls on Friday 4 September, and it is a school holiday — MOE schools hold their concerts, class parties and gift-giving on the last school day before it, Thursday 3 September. If the box is going to a teacher at school, the promo's final day is a day too late; buy by Wednesday 2 or Thursday 3 September. The offer runs at Châteraisé's Singapore stores — its own pickup store list currently shows 30 outlets — and the poster prints no per-customer cap, no minimum spend and no outlet exclusions.