UP ANDO

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THE EDITORIAL BOARD

L to R : Sudhir Thomas Varakash, Chen Xian Wen, Conrad Chang Shuh Ho, (Seated) Samuel Tham, James Choy, Kelvin Yeo.

2nd Row Lim Heok Boon, Gerald Goh, John Solomon, Tay Wei Sheng, Benjamin Tai Chih Urn, Tang Jin Peng, Dennis Low.

Editor Conrad Chang

Sub-editors Tay Wei Sheng Samuel Tham Benjamin Tai James Choy Dennis Low John Solomon

Artists Tang Jin Peng Lim Heok Boon

Photographers Kelvin Yeo Gerald Goh Sudhir Thomas Chen Xianwen

Teacher Advisors Mrs Dawn Tan Ms Kwan Sow Han

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BOARD OF GOVERNORS

L to R : Mr Lawrence Teo, Mdm Jacqueline Oehlers, Mr Yee Teck Peng, Bishop Moses Tay, Mr Harry Tan, Mr Tan Soo Kiang, Mr Wong Yew Meng (Seated)

L to R : Prof. Tan Chee Hong, Mr Wee Tiong Howe, Mr James Lee, Dr. Chan Shaw Yan, Revd Soon Soo Kee, Mr Victor Cheung

Not in Picture : Canon (Dr) James Wong, Mr Gerald Lim, Revd Tan Piah

ST. ANDREW'S OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION

L. R : Major Ramjanam Misra, Mr Tang Kwok Wah, Mr Wilson Lim, Mr Tan Boon Thye, Mr Tan Soo Kiang, Mr Yee Teck Peng, Mr Harry Tan, Mr Prem Anand,

Mr Jamshid Medora, Mr Lawrence Teo.

Not in Picture Mr Gerald Lim, Mr Richard Koh, Mr Chan Kok Pun.

The president and members of the SAOBA 1992/1993 Management Committee welcome those members who took time off to attend the 59th AGM held on Saturday, 8 May 1993 at 2.30 p.m. at the Loke Wan Tho Lecture,

St. Andrew's Secondary School.

The following members were elected to the Management Committee 1993/1994

President Mr. Yee Teck Peng ( re-elected)

Vice-President Mr. Tan Soo Kiang ( re-elected) Vice-President Mr. Gerald Lim

Honorary Secretary Mr. Tang Kwok Wah

Asst. Honorary Secretary Mr. Richard Koh

Honorary Treasurer Mr. Jamshid K Medora (re-elected)

Asst. Honorary Treasurer Mr. Tan Boon Thye Committee Members Mr. Wilson T H Lim (re-elected)

Maj Ramjanam Misra ( re-elected) Mr. Chan Kok Pun (re-elected)

Mr. Lawrence Teo Mr. Prem Anand

OBA representatives on the Board of Governors of St. Andrew's School :­

Mr. Gerald Lim Mr. Wee Tiong Howe

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SAOBA DINNER (22 May 1993)

ST. ANDREW'S JUNIOR SCHD11L GRDUNDBREAKit.r; DINNER

The St. Andrew's Junior School Groundbreaking Dinner with the Military Band of the Secondary School in attendance.

Mr Eugene Yap, Deputy Speaker of Parliament and MP for Mountbatten, officiated at the Ground Breaking Ceremony.

Mdm Jacqueline Oehlers welcomes the Rt Rev Dr. Moses Tay and Mrs Tay.

The ceremony holds a very special meaning for all Old Boys, parents and well-wishers.

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ST ANDREW'S PARENT.-TEACHER ASSOCIATION

Lto R (Seated)

Mr Leslie Ouong, Mdm Jacqueline Oehlers, Mr John Yap, Mr Victor Cheung, Mr Harry Tan, Dr Rebecca Lian-Loh , Mr Robert Ng.

Lio R (Standing)

Mr Heng Kiang Poh, Dr V. N. Chelvam Sabapathy, Mrs Elizabeth Fonseka, MrsRosalind Tan, Mrs Leow Chor Heah, Mrs Maggie Vong, Mr Loke Ho Yong, Mr Freddie Chia.

Not in Picture Mrs Alice Navaratnarajah, Mrs Elsie Chan, Mr Andrew Koh Keng Er, Mr Wilson Chua.

Time passes very quickly and between the beginning of 1994 and in 1995,· ~e will see the completion of extension to our Secondary School and completion of the new Junior School building.

For parents who have sons in either schools, who stand to benefit from these new facilities, we are al l very excited about the opportunities that lie ahead for our boys. SAPTA has been an excellent source of financial support to our schools in various projects and 1993 was no exception. However over and above that ws want to help to bring our Schools to the next lap, as top class, all rounded schools.

We need the support of every parent, valuing your feedback, your continued financial and time/effort support. More importantly in supporting our Schools by paying close attention to your children's school work and maintaining contact with the School.

SAPTA has set up a feedback sub-committee to gather your inputs and channel these to our Schools. SAPTA would like to invite you to come forward to give us your inputs.

Thank you .

Dr Rebecca Lian-Loh Hon Secretary SAPTA

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Chairman

Vice Chairman

Hon Secretary

Asst Hon Secretary

Hon Treasurer

Asst Hon Treasurer

Committee Members

Mr Victor Cheung

Mr John Yap

Dr Rebecca Lian-Loh

Mrs Elizabeth Fonseka

Mr Leslie Quong

Mr Robert Ng

Mr Heng Kiang Poh

Mrs Alice Navaratnaraja

Mr Freddie Chia

Mrs Leow Chor Heah

Mr Andrew Koh

Mr Loke Ho Yong

Mr Wilson Chua

Dr V.N . Shelvam Sabapathy

The School representatives comprise the following:

Principal (Secondary School} Mr Harry Tan

Principal (Junior School} Mdm Jacqueline

Oehlers

Teacher Representatives Mrs Maggie Vong

Mrs Rosalind Tan

Mrs Elsie Chan

PTA DINNER (28 AUGUST 1993)

Mr Victor Cheung, Chairman of the St. Andrew's Parent-Teacher Association. Mr Yee Teck Peng leading in the singing of the School

Song.

An enjoyable evening for all who attended the dinner.

Mr Cheung congratulates Mrs Mary Yee on her retirement after 37 years of service to the school .

... and the winner of the next lucky number is ...

" ... last chance for you to win prizes for the draw. "

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A fitting sign put up by the present boarders as an expression of their love for Matron!

Three cheers for matron as she receives a memento from an old boy. Hip, Hip Hooray!

Matron surrounded by one big happy family.

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Smile you're on Candid Camera!.

Use Listerine and bring back the smiles!

Hey, get your filthy hands off my cake!

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Yawn! It's been 2 hours since your last move!

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L to R Seated

1st Row Standing

2nd Row Standing

3rd Row Standing

ST ANDREW'S JUNIOR SCHOOL STAFF 1993

Mrs Lim Wee Leng, Mr S Silan, Mrs Pang Chye Leng, Mr Abdul Aziz bin Talib, Mr Wong Shin Chee (HOD Languages), Mrs Emily Teo (HOD Maths), Ms J Oehlers (Principal), Mr Teo Chew Theng (HOD Science), Mr Koh Kim Teng (HOD PE/ECA), Mrs Teo Wan Woon, Mr Chia Cheng Hiang, Mr Stanley Wong, Mrs Aw Kum Jin.

Mr Tng Hock Soon, Mr Teo Seng Huat, Mr Aman Bin Adam, Mrs Gan Teck Beng, Mdm Ng Ah Huang, Mrs Aw Hai Siam, Mrs Rosalind Tan, Miss Angeline Sim, Miss Angeline Ling, Mr D P Rajamoney, Miss Tan Poh Ling, Miss Elizabeth Jacobs, Mrs Sarjit Singh, Mrs Esther Morales, Mrs Vong Bee Neo, Mr Yeo Eng Lam, Mr Kong Tuck Seng,

Mrs Susan Thomas, Miss Rosalind Loh, Ms Serene Pek, Mrs Sim Chor Siang, Mrs Lim Chee Jew, Miss Eng Cheng Noi , Miss Gwendoline Chow, Miss Mary Mah, Mdm Chng Bee Kiam, Mdm Lee Geok Leng, Mrs Angela Chow, Mrs Helen Tan, Mrs June Lim, Mdm Chua Kim Shan.

Mr Mohamed Bin Ahmad, Mr Kong Khiang Fook, Mr K Thulasy, Mr Loh Chong Siang, Mr Gan Chin Poh, Mr Phua Kia Meng, Mr Wong Geok Seam (ReliefTeacher), Mr Dennis Tan (School Counsellor), Mr Ten Che Von, Mr Wong Chee Keng (Associate Teacher), Mr Seel Pee Ann, Mr Mohd Ismail Bin Isa, Mr Tan Lian Peng, Mr Kwok Pin Lien.

ST ANDREW'S JUNIOR KEY PERSONNEL

L-R Mr Wong Shin Chee (HOD 2nd. Language, Media),Mr Koh Kim Teng (HOD PE, ECA), Ms J. Oehlers (Principal), Mrs Emily Teo (HOD Mathematics, Art and Music) and Mr. Teo Chew Theng (HOD Science, Health Education)

NON-TEACHING STAFF (L·R)

Mdm. Saroja w/o Visvanatha, Mr. Alim Bin othman, Mr. Nairn Bin Sawon, Mdm. Alimah Bee Bte Maideen

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SCHOOL DENTAL NURSES

(R) Dental Therapist : Mdm Janet Sng (L) Dental Staff Nurse : Mdm Seet Boon tlia

MY PLACE IN ST. ANDREW'S JUNIOR SCHOOL

Working in Saint Andrew's Junior School has definitely been a challenging and rewarding experience for me. This mission school has always been a special part of my life. The reason is because I did my primary school education in this very school. My teachers had enriched my childhood life through their dedicated effort in their roles as teachers and role models. Thus, joining the school as a support staff is special; it is like returning home to a big family.

Hospitality is one of the hallmarks of Saint Andrew's Junior School and it is most heartening to discover that it is still very much alive and prevailing. The warm and liberal reception I received from the principal and her staff was most encouraging for it gave me a sense of acceptance and belonging. It also reminded me of what Saint Andrew's stands for - a school with a vision for "missions". Clearly, I see that my "mission" in the school is to reach out to the children. So far, working with the children has been very fruitful and satisfying. I have always known that children are very special people; well , that fact became a reality when I started becoming their friend.

My immediate goal at this point of time is to establish myself as a friend to the school. I wish to be a listening ear to the students as well as the staff at any time and hope students will feel free to approach me to talk and share with when faced with difficulties. My aim is to be that someone who is ready to empathize and help. Thank you Saint Andrew's for giving me the opportunity to serve you.

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Dennis Tan (School Christian Counsellor)

PRIMARY 6Al - 1993

L to R Seated : Foo Fangwai, Lee Weiliang, Lin Tongli, Tay Wanyuan, Kenny Chee, Gerald Ho, Ms Pauline Tan, Danny Neo, Aurelius Tan, Zachariam Goh, Raymond Teng, Eugene Leong, Kenneth Aw.

2nd Row

3rd Row

Reagan Chan, Walter Lu, Vimalan, Mohd Farhan, Rajesh Tiwary, Hari Arunachalam, Samuel Lee, Yong Zhen Hoe, Abdul Aleem, Vijayandran, Muthukumaran, Conrad Tham, Tan Yancun, Loo Tze Kuen.

Lee Boon Leong, Aaron Liew, Kumaran, Mark Chew, Arthur Chee, Hen Lian Kai, Edwin Sim, Ewen Thai , Low Juay Kee, Parng Yeky, Erwin Wong, Li Zhengxi, Gerald Wang, Chew Zonghui, Vigneswaran (Absent: Wong Zengyi)

PRIMARY 6A2 - 1 993

L to R Seated : Jeremy s/o Chandran, Koh Sze Yuan, Ong Hui Hann, Jebaraj William Daniel, Choy Jin Yi , Teo Meng Quan, Mrs R. J. Aw, Chuah Boon Jim, Yew Zheng Chang, Lee Mingjian, Ho Wei Shiong, Chun Zihao, Chen Yao Zhu.

2nd Row ToongTze Ken, Zia Li Qing, Pang Zhi Liang, How Pow Sheng, SanjayCheriyan Mathew, Tay Sher Boon, Foo Chuanhao, Tan beng Chuan, Tay Chien Beng, Chen Shanlong, Teo Zhiwei, Arvin Satiadi The, Ban Vong Teck, Lan Zhengwei, Yap Boon Piow.

3rd Row Tan Ruihao, Low Meng Hong, Chia Junwei, Lim Khoon Yong, Foo Guowei, Sam Kai Yuan, Soh Chen Wai, Chee Ming Fong, Chen Shizhen, poh Zhi-Hui, Chan Yong Xiang, Huang Jiarig Ho, Lim Wee Kiang, Koh Jia Hui.

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PRIMARY 6A3 - l 993

L to R Seated • Lim Janus, S Gritharan, Siow Jonathan, Gho Weijie Alvin, Tiew Chong Tao, Mong Ee Wei Kevin, Mr Stanley Wong, Chia Tien-Hao, Sia Teck Hong Joel, Yeo Thiong Guan, Ong Yong Jiang, Lee Kun Chung, Lin Yuanhao.

2nd Row Ong Siang Seng, Lim Chee Siang Daniel, Chan Ping Yuen Godfrey, Yong Yew Yi, Tan Wei Yao Adrian , Wong Kok Fei , Teo Ping Kuen , Lim Weiyao, Ho Kum Wah, Chew Guolian Edric, Ter Guowei Marcus, Lo Chong Chiah, Chan Shi Chang Benjamin, Law Zong De.

3rd Row Tay Cheng Siang, Fam Wen Hui, Mok Chaoheng, Toh Chee Boon, Tan Hong Wei Philip , Tay Kang Wei , Chan Jinwei , Liiing Hsien Wei Melvin , Chia Yeow Ke, Tan Wei Jin Darald, Wang Heng Marc, Chew Mingyang Joshua, Quah Seng Tat Thomas, Kwok Tjin Yu Aridiles, Lim Samuel David .

PRIMARY 6A4 - 1 993

L to R Seated • Tang Choe Leon, Soh Dan Wen, Chan Jan Ho, Chu Han Chong, Ho Chin San , Arjuna Menon , Miss Elizabeth Jacobs (Form Teacher), Chen Jiarong James, Ong Kok Heng Kenny, Ng Ziming Vincent, Lo Chong Meng, Tang Mark, Yam Chung Soon.

2nd Row

3rd Row

One Kok Chiang, Ong Tian Ming Addision , Eak Ming Shan Samuel, Ku Teng Wee, Chow Hanwen , Wee Thian En Jeremy, Chan Mun Wai, Choo Chang Yuan , Tng Tong Li Kenneth , Yang Zhaowei Desmond, Ali Akear s/o Kasim, Tan Huang Loon. ·

Ng Thio Huat, Zulkarnain B. Zainal Abidin , Jeyaraj s/o Krishnasamy, Tay Siang Kuang, Brandon, Wong Guocong Jaye, Tay Ziyang Jeremy, Chua Weng Heng Jeremy, Chong Kian Fei, Xie Ruifeng , Ho Tsui How Bernie, Teo Meiqing, Tang Sonenian Arthur, Ashok s/o Loganathan, Ne Poon Khai . (Absent Quek Renne Jethro & Kumaran s/o Ramachandra)

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PRIMARY 6A5 - I 993

L to R Seated : Tan Meng Hwee, Lim Chong Wei , Tee Ying Ming, Lee Alfred, Koh Tat Hwan, Lee Weiqiang, Miss Cynthia Eng, Soh Wui Yong, Yong Shiguang, Wong Dawei , Liau Chee Kiang , Lum Wai Hong, Cheong Kun Hua.

1st Row Standing

2nd Row Standing

Chen Weiming , Low William , Kenny Ong, Nazryn Azhar B Sambt, Ting Wee Kiat, Lin Xinsheng , Ching Jiawei, Danny Tan , Ang Beng Huat, Loh Weng Kwong, Saradetch Edgar Sidney, Manogaran Subraamaaniam, Then Wei Khong , Lau Kee Soon, Lim Wei Min , Tong Jierong .

Loh Eng Keong, Ling Hansheng , Xu Hongming , Tay Meng Kiang , Teow Kay Siong , Lim Kong Beng, Koh Chia Hou, Tham Xinjun , Goh Pak Guan, Yam Chee Hon, Yeo Kim Ban, Loh Sen Loong, Soh Kuanya, Sing Chaowei.

PRIMARY 6A6 - I 993

L to R Seated : Lee Shihao Aaron, Chan Weng Kit , ho Song Yeh , Gerald Kho Sze Ping Derrick, Tan Gin Gui Dickson , Sugenthiran s/o Sunthiramogan , Mr Phua Kia Ming, Chin Sze Shu, Teo Wei En Eugene, Seah Hock Ann Theodore, Lee Weixiong Gerry, Lim Wei Hong, Quek Guan Ho Brandon.

1st Row Standing

2nd Row Standing

Lim Weiquan Daniel , Nicholas Sunderaj, Hu Grorong Cedric , Teo Hong Kee, Low Huaqiang Joshua, Chuah Sun Tat, Lim Wenbin , Tay Tien Whui , Lake Keng How Ben , Oh Qing Gui Kenneth , Muhammad Hidayat B. Mohd. Senor, Elangovan s/o A. Shanmugan.

Tan Seng Parn Godwin, Tan Shiwei , Shen Chih Seng Adrian , Kalaiselvan s/o Madasamy, Png Sze Ming , Tang Wing Yong Joseph, lskandar B Sudarman, Ong guohui , Jiang Qingfeng Joel, Girish Lalahand Sawlani , Moey kirm Ming Michael , Tan Yen Yen , Loy Aulun Aaron , Chiang Kwong Meng.

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PRIMARY 6A 7 - I 993

L to R Seated : Lai Kian chong, Larry Mun, Xiong Jieyi, Choo Xiangpeng, Kenneth Tan, Jasvinder Singh, Paul Wang, Chen Wenyao, Joseph Saleom, Asywan, Yap Chin Kheng, David Wee.

1st Row Standing

2nd Row Standing

Eugene Chiang, Guo Hongwei, Johnathan Setiawan, Ho Hock Meng, Muhammad Hafiz, Nathaniel Koh, Varinder Singh, Kwan Chien Xin, Hong Kian Peng, Alroy Chia.

Kelvin Chew, Yip Siu Chung, Muhammad Hafiz, Amirullah, Kenny Chang, Eric Longman, Miss Roland Loh, Fong Bangming Yogaraja, Desmond Liang, Romesh Ernest Chew, Darren Yip.

PRIMARY 6A8 - I 993

L to R Seated : Teo Boon Joo, Kelvin Poh, Brian Lye, Kumaran Gurubalan, Benjamin Heng, Mrs E. Morales, Mr EL Yeo, Mrs Rose Chiang, Chen Wen bin, Jashua, Felix Lin Jinhan, Darren He Boxian, Adrian Lye Whye Hing.

1st Row Standing

2nd Row Standing

Sia Jun Yi, Aaron Huang Bing Kai, Shaun Claver Louis, Eugene Yeo, Julian Chen, Freeman Guy, Manmit Singh, Steven Liu Yong Ming, Sivaganesh, Chan Chee Onn, Voctor Oh boon Ping, Sharanpal Singh, Lim Jlt Keong, Aaron Heng Lian Huat, Yang Shunli, Raymond Tan patrick Seah, Ambrose Cheung Chun Man.

Indra Zareen, Qiu Hanzhong, Chia Jia Le, Ivan Lim, Terence Kong, Yu Shunsheng, Allan Ben Chen Toon, Dexter Wong, Zheng Yiqiang, Robin Low Kok Leong, Poon Chi Boon, Wang Yinglin, Pek Shao Chian, Leon Hoe Kwan Han, Satpal Singh.

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PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS BY MY YEE TECK PENG, CHAIRMAN, BUILDING COMMITTEE

Our Distinguish Guest of Honour, The Honourable Mr Eugene Yap Giau Cheng, Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Member of Parliament for Mountbattan and a fellow Saint; Mrs Eugene Yap Ngo Eng; The RT. Rev(Dr) Moses Tay, Bishiop of Singapore and Chairman of ST. Andrew's School Board of Governors; Mrs Cynthia Tay; Mr Jacob Ballas, patron of the St. Andrew's School development project; distinguish guests, ladies and gentlemen, fellow Saints,

staff and pupils of St. Andrew's School.

Good afternoon and welcome to the blessing and ground breaking ceremony for the building of the new St Andrew's Junior School.

Let me briefly trace the history of St Andrew's School. In 1950, two Anglican Catechists, Mr Sim Owee and Mr Tye Kim, ran a private scho9I in Chin Chew Street.

On 8 Sept 1862, under the work and influence of a missionary, the Rev Edward Shermann Venn, the Anglican Church adopted the private institution of Sim Owee and Tye Kim. On that date, the private institution became

St. Andrew's School.

The school grew. On 10 Sept 1863, St Andrew's School moved to Upper Hokkien Street.

On 22 May 1872, the Colonial Chaplain, Canon J A Beccles, successfully applied to the government for financial aid. St Andrew's became a grant-in-aid school.

The school continued to grow and in the same year, shifted to VICTORIA STREET.

There was no stopping of the growth of St Andrew's School. In 1875, under the leadership of the Colonial Chaplain,

the Rev George Frederick Hose and the School Superintendent, the Rev Eil liam Henry Gomes, St Andrew's had to move again. This time to a larger campus in Stamford Road, where the present National Library is situated.

The school continued to prosper and grow. In 1940, under the leadership of the Rev R KS Adams, the school had to move once again. This time to Woodsville.

In 1978, St Andrew's School had to discontinue the pre-university classes. The Anglican Church, together with the Presbyterian and the Lutheran churches, built the St Andrew's Junior College, at Alexander Road, to take in pre­university pupils from the various schools.

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Because of the continuous growth and also the development of the Jalan Toa Payoh Pan-Island Express Highway along the south side of our school, in 1984, St Andrew's Secondary moved to its present site in Potong Pasir.

Today, 22 May 1993, marks another milestone of the growth of St Andrew's School. On this site, the north end of our playing field, along Francis Thomas Frive, will rise a new and modern St Andrew's Junior School. It will be completed by January 1995.

The new St Andrew's Junior School is built according to the MOE/PWD standard plan P100.

It will have 36 classrooms and all the other standard facilities.

With the basic standard features, our consultant architect, Dr Ho Kok Hoe, an old boy and also a well known artist,

has incorporated into the new building things traditional to the Saints.

The large arches along the corridors of the ground floor, the fish scale walls, the salmon pink colour of the school walls, a balcony at the second level of the school facing the quadrangle and in this new school, 4 towers, one at each corner of the school building. At the top of each tower there will be a glass panel with the school crest.

Our school field is pretty low. Part of the building work will be to raise the level of the entire field by 2 metres of earth. Our playing field has shrunk. In the good old days, we had 2 playing fields. One for the Junior School, now part of the Toa Payoh Pan-Island Express Highway and the other for the Senior School, where we are now. Mr Eugene Yap knows this field pretty well. He played Rugby for the Saints. We still can have a rugby field but it may have to be in a East/West direction.

One of our aims is to build a stadium at the west side of the field. The government is building a jogging track/ exercise park along the Kallang River from the Toa Payoh flyover to Braddell flyover. With this, our schools will

enjoy a beautiful outdoor environment. The patron of our development project is Mr Jacob Ballas. The Chairman of the funding committee is Mr Koh Boon Hwee.

The cost of building the Junior School is $13.4 million and the two extension blocks of the Secondary School is $4.6M. Our share is $4M. The funding committee launched its fund raising programme with a grand Fund-Raising Dinner at the Shangri-La Hotel in April last year. I am very pleased to announce that in 1 year, our last financial report shows that we need another $600,000 more to achieve our target. The Funding Committee will not stop there. The members will continue to raise funds for future projects.

We are indeed most grateful to the Government for the generous grant and to all our Well Wishers and Saints who have contributed so generously and unselfishly towards our building fund.

In his address at the official opening of the St Andrew's Secondary School on 3 Nov 1984, the Honourable Dr Tay Eng Soon, Minister of State for Education, urged St Andrew's to go single session. We are most grateful for his advice, direction and encouragement. With this in mind, we embarked on the extension of the Secondary School

The two extension wings of the Secondary School will by ready for occupation in January 1994 and the Junior School, January 1995. We look forward to go single session as soon as the buildings are ready for occupation. St Andrew' will always continue to upgrade and provide good facilities for our young citizens so that they can grow up in wisdom and stature in the spirit and tradition of St Andrew's School. Once upon a time, we - the primary, secondary and pre-university-were located under one roof in our well-beloved building at Woodsville. now, though we may be located in different places - in the words of our School Hymn - we are "one family unbroken "and with "one heart, one voice upliftng, we glorify the name."

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SPEECH OF MR EUGENE YAP, DEPUTY SPEAKER OF PARLIAMENT AND

MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR MOUNTBATTEN

ON 22 MAY 1993, AT 5.30PM AT ST ANDREW'S JUNIOR

SCHOOL - GROUND.-BREAKING CEREMONY

The Rt Rev Dr. Moses Tay, Bishop of Singapore and Chairman of the Board of Governors, Principal, Teachers, Old

Boys, Parents, Friends, I am very happy to be back in my alma mater to officiate at its groundbreaking ceremony.

Being an old by of the school, this ceremony holds a very special meaning for me. It marks a special occasion

in the school's history - we are taking a step to bring the school forward in time, to ensure that the school keeps

going UP & ON!

In this day and age, our schools must not be left behind. And here in St. Andrew's, I can visualize the school

bringing up the next generation of citizens, i.e. the workers, the leaders of tomorrow. Here, even in the Junior

School, we will see the nest where the Principal and teachers are actively involved in the nurturing of young

people, moulding the minds, the skills and the character and attitudes that go with it. Education is a tool to

determine the total person. In St. Andrew's, with this next step we can expect that together with the new and

additional facilities for our Junior School, will come changes and new challenges ahead.

Now in the era of the 90's, we have to be prepared to bring our children into the 21st century. By the way, it is not

too far away, it is about seven years away. I think, for the 21st century, the winning formula lies in the word

COMPETITIVENESS. We have to steer the course of education in such a direction that our young people in our

charge will be able to cope with the times when they will be living, holding responsible jobs and making the

necessary decisions to keep Singapore running successfully in the first league of economic survival where we

will be competiting with advanced countries such as Japan, some European countries and America. Whatever it

takes for a nation to survife, it always starts at the beginning, in the schools. Hence, even at the Primary level,

perhaps more crucially so, those who hold the reins of their education, have to see ahead to ensure that what we

bring up in our schools will be products who will be happy and proud to have been through the education

system that we have designed for them. Theirs is not the choice, the choice lies in our hands, the educators now.

Other schools will face similar challenges and schools have to rise to the occasion to provide the necessary

inputs-be it in E.C.A. or the co-curricular programmes-but appropriate inputs there must be. Hence, as with

other schools, St. Andrew's will need to build into the existing school network or programmes the means to

develop in pupils the various qualities which will stand them in good stead to prepare them for their adult life

which will be very different from today. Not only are they expected to work successfully in Singapore, they are also

expected at times to adjust very quickly and adapt to live in countries outside of Singapore and carry on working

and raising a family as successfully.

How do we do this? Young children are exuberant and curious, with an innate love for adventure. They should be

encouraged to look beyond the confines of school and home for fun and adventure. Strengthen their spirit of

adventure through pleasurable outdoor activities like camping hiking, trekking and orienteering. Encourage and

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promote sports that challenge the individual to build not only his physical fitness but also mental toughness and

emotional resilience. Pupils should be exposed to rugged sporting activities like rugby, sailing , rock-climbing ,

boxing, martial arts, etc which develop grit and a spirit of adventure. To imbue in pupils a broader and global outlook,

exchange programmes with neighbouring countries could be organized . This would contribute to their better

understanding and appreciation of different cultutural traditions and values. Develop the creative and entrepreneural

spirit and the willingness to take risks by allowing pupils to experiment and make mistakes. Be tolerant of the mistakes

made and treat them as learning experiences for the pupils .

I am confident that St Andrew's will prepare its pupils well to live and work in the society of the future. In so many

ways , St Andrew's is like any other school in Singapore in its concern to keep up and to get on with the task of

education of the young. St Andrew's is like other schools in its pursuit of academic excellence. Which school in

Singapore isn't trying to do that? But what stands out in the school is the way it goes about the business of education.

Perhaps, I should say how the Principal and the teachers go about nurturing the young .

St. Andrew's is founded upon the Christian faith and its tradition steeped in Christian love. This is the hallmark of

St. Andrew's and I know this has coloured the school 's educational goals, particularly, that of moulding of character

and the inculcation of moral values. I know I can expect to see this special feature of the school continuing into

the 21st century. Over the years, the school has been supported by two pillars of strength in its task of maintaining

this tradition: the Old Boys' Association and the Parent-Teacher Association. Between these two bodies, they have

made it possible for us to look forward to a new Junior School with its new facilities for teachers and students. May

God be praised for dedicated old Boys and concerned parents .

The new Junior School will be concrete proof that St. Andrew's is moving ahead with the times, and growing from

strength to strength. Our children are our only resource, and if we can continue to build our education on a firm

foundation, as upon a rock, then when the storm of life breaks, the school , as in the body of students , will stand firm

against the test of time. A lot goes into nurturing and development of the young, and I must say and with pride, the

tradition here is non like any other.

On this note, I wish to congratulate the Principal , staff, pupils and parents , the Board of Management and Old

Boys for the efforts put in to realise your vision of building better facilities to meet the needs of your pupils .

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SERVICE OF BLESSING & GROUND BREAKING

22 MAY 1993

The Rt. Rev (Dr) Moses Tay with the Honourable Mr. Eugene Yap Giau Cheng.

Walk to drive in the first pile.

The first pile is driven in.

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Our Guest-of-Honour addressing the guests and staff.

Model of Junior School.

SPEECH BY MR. LAWRENCE TEO, SCHOOL SUPERVISOR.

ON FRIDAY 2ND APRIL 1993

AT THE PREFECT'S COMMENDATION SERVICE

Parents, Teachers, Students. This year our school is 131 years old . Our school has such a long and illustrious history which very few schools in the country can match. Each one of you are a part of this tradition because you are here today. Our school has produced some of the finest scholars and sportsmen for our country for many years and one day some of you sitting here today will add to that list. Today , however, I so not want to focus of these high achievers but I want to talk a little about the average student that SAJS strives to produce.

What is education? Today you see everyone comparing how well they have done for their exams, and what kind of schools they want to to to. There is a tendency to win &! all costs.

This, children and parents is not education. Acad~rnic achievements are important but they are not the beginning and end of education. It is only part of education .

I believe that every child has a natural talent. It is up to the school and the parents to recognise this ability and hope the child to develop these talents to their fullest. These talents need not necessarily be academic.

Education is the development of the total person which includes spiritual development, moral development, and physical and mental development.

Jesus Christ taught us to love one another, and to learn to exercise patience, goodness, and self control. He taught us to be concern for each other and to help those that are less well off than ourselves. The spirit of sacrifice cannot be more emphasized than Jesus' death upon the cross to pay for the sins of mankind. A man without a soul is no better than an animal. Wild animals tear each other apart. The spiritual development that this school inculcates in our children brings out the humanity in them. We teach our students to be caring and concern for there fellow beings.

The second quality which we want to inculcate in our children is moral uprightness. Our children are taught to be honest and truthful. We encourage them to speak freely if they believe that they have a view that is correct. We believe this quality is important if we want to produce responsible citizens of the future.

The third quality is physical and mental excellence. Through games we encourage our children to build healthy bodies. We also strive to teach our children their daily lesson so that they will do well in their exams. We give them every opportunity to develop their academic abilities. I have personally requested all teachers in the school not to neglect any child whether he is at the lower, middle, or higher end of the class. Teachers must show love and concern for their children. I have said to all teachers that when they teach in SAJS it is a calling and not just a job. I have been blunt enough to tell them that if they are looking for a job they should try elsewhere. Here in SAJS we want teachers who care. I am personally concerned that we have the right attitudes towards our pupils.

But, I have a word for all parents who are here that the school alone cannot succeed in developing all these qualities in your child. You have an equally important part to play. Your child spends as much times at home as in school.

· We can monitor him while he in school but once he is at home you have to play your part to see that he does his homework and keeps up with his school work. One word of caution - the tuition teacher does not absolve you

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from this responsibility. Please also feel free to talk to his class teacher and monitor his progress at regular

intervals and become friends with their teachers rather than adversaries. Your child will benefit in the end.

Finally, I want to conclude by saying that this service is unique. I believe that we are the only Junior School in Singapore to have such a service. To the boys who are chosen to be prefects I say discharge you duties honestly and fairly. Do not bully the other students but rather set yourselves as examples for the rest of your schoolmates to follow. This is an opportunity for you to develop your leadership qualities.

Remember the things you learn now because they will stand you in good stead in the future. Proverbs 22 vs 6 says, "Train a child in the way he should go and when he is old he will not turn from it"

May God Bless all of you and your families.

The proud parents.

Mr. Lawrence Teo Presenting the symbol of respect and authority to the prefects.

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A token of appreciation to our Supervisor.

Tea-reception for our guest and partnts.

Our prefects-future leaders

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Getting To Know You.

The Use Of Our Senses - Touch.

Mr Ling making a point.

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During the homestay I bumped into my fellow Singaporeans on several occasions during sightseeing trips . We also got together on the 31st of July for a performance at the Fukuoka Futaba Elementary School. After our performance, Crystal , Joan, Rahayu , Shafiq , Ivan and I went ice-skating.

The 2nd of August was the big day! Prior to going to the Fukuoka Dome, we stopped at the Fukuoka Tower to have a 'birds-eye' view of the city. The view was magnificent.

We arrived at the Fukuoka Dome and assembled at the orange coloured stage. Then we changed and put on make-up. After the Korean play, it was our turn . We started our performance by giving a short speech . Introducing ourselves and explaining the dances that were to be performed. Then it was SHOW TIME! 11

Everything went off well , but when my turn came, my timing was slightly off. But no one seemed to notice. And what's more? Well , Subashini 's and my dance, and the finale was shown on the big screen in the Dome. After our performance. we were mobbed and asked for autographs, and after which I had the T-shirt given to me by the organisers signed by my new-found friends. We watched the other performances, and for a short while the organisers opened a portion of the Dome and we enjoyed the sunlight and fine drizzle. That night I went to bed tired , sleepy, but very happy.

The following day my host family were kind enough to take me out for last minute shopping.

On the 4th the time for goodbyes arrived . With a heavy heart I said goodbye to my kind host family and said "Domo arigatou gozaimasu", words alone could not express how I felt. The trip back was uneventful and in Singapore our fans (our parents) were there to greet us. We went home, unpacked. and went to sleep with mixed feelings . Sad that such an experience had come ot an end. but happy to have been fortunate enough to have gone.

I will remember Fukuoka as the most friendly and best city in the whole wide world. The Japanese are so friendly (and I miss their food) . They say in the years I will still remember the trip . I will never forget it.

Singapore's Junior Ambassadors To Japan with their Chaperon, Mrs. Celine Fernandez.

Trying a hand at weaving.

Noel John Geno Oehlers

A TALK BY MR. HARRY TAN, PRINCIPAL OF ST. ANDREW'S SECONDARY SCHOOL,

ON "ADMISSION TO SECONDARY ONE"

ON 27TH AUGUST 1993

Ms. Jacqueline Oeh/ers addressing the parents of our primary six pupils.

Any More questions? Fellowship amongst teachers and parents of primary six pupils.

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ART CLUB

There are 16 members in the Art Club. It is held on every Thursday, from 10.30am to 12 noon. The Art Club activities include drawing and craft work such as clay making, lantern making and glass painting. The members

also help to maintain the art notice boards of the school. Boys were called back on certain Saturdays to take part in come Art Competitions. The members were taken to the Singapore Science Centre to watch a movie called 'The Blue Planet' in May.

Teachers in charge : Ms Serene Pek Mr K. Thulasy Mrs Ban T eek Beng

L to R Seated : Li Chuan Hui, Guo Yiwei, Isaiah Paul Das, He Quanguo, Chen Zhanghan, Qiu Weixiong.

2nd Row Miss Serene Pek, Lin Zhiren, Xie Weilun, Thaing Daowei , Shaun Yusoff, Liao Zhiwei , Lin Zhi 'en , Mrs Gan Teck Beng

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ATHLETICS

10 boys who came close to the qualifying time in the track events as set by the SPSSC, were selected for specialised training on Saturdays in preparation for the 34th National Inter-Primary Schools Track & Field Championship 1993.

However, despite tremendous effort put by both teachers and pupils, our runners were unable to qualify for the semi-finals.

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Back Row L•R

Teachers in-charge Mr Ismail Mohd Isa Miss Rosalind Loh

Members of the School Athletics Team:

Cheong Herng Yih

Dinesh Kumar Rai

Lim Weiquin

Noel Oehlers

Mohd Azmi

Keira Nishan Singh

Kamal Nasir A Haja

Robin Low Kok Leong

Tan Beng Chuan

Danny Tan

Keira Singh, Jebaraj Daniel, Suraindran Jeremy, Gerry Li Weixiong and Amirullah.

Miss Rosalind Loh, Jiang Qingfeng, Kalaiselvan , Tan Beng Chuan, Girish L. Sawlani, S. Sugenthiran and Mr Ismail.

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BOYS' BRIGADE

The total enrolment stands at seventy two. We had our enrolement service on the 28th March 1993 at the Ascension Church.Jv1s J. Oehlers, Principal of our Junior School was our guest of honour. On the 27th March, we went on an excursion to Tang Dynasty. The boys enjoyed themselves . On the 3rd of September 1993, the Coy will be going on a trip to Kukup.

Our senior boys in the Pr. 6 will be going to a camp in Sembawang. They will be going to get their gold medal awards in late November. This year, about twenty boys will be sent. The boys look forward to a trip to Sentosa

in November and party to celebrate Children's Day.

Last but not least we would like to thank the Seniors who render their help at our meetings on Saturdays.

Teachers in-charge : Mrs June Lim Mrs Angela Chow Miss Elizabeth Jacobs Mrs Susan Thomas

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CADET SCOUT REPORT 1993

At the beginning of the year, a total of 65 cadet scouts, including 21 recruits from Pr. 3s were registered with the Scout Association of Singpaore. Since then , a few cadets have left due to pressure of work. Their parents have informed the Unit Leaders that they want their sons to concentrate on their academic work.

A group of 18 cadets went on a hike up Bukit Timah Hill. They went with the Principal, Ms. Ms Oehlers, some teachers, scouts and Science Club members. They had an enjoyable time. The investiture for the recruits will be held in September.

17 cadets passed the Crime Prevention Proficiency Badge Course, 9 passed the Community Living Proficiency Course and 4 obrained the Swimmers Proficiency Badges. 10 cadets achieved their Bronze Standard, 2 cadets achieved their Silver Standard and 2 cadets acheived their Gold Standard.

Teachers-in-charge Mrs Sim Chor Siang Miss Angeline Sim Mrs Rosalind Tan

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p -CHINESE CLUB

The Chinese Club comprises of 50 members, mainly from P4 and P5 pupils, has it activities on Saturdays from 9.00 a.m. to 10.30 a.m.

The activities are as the following: Nursery rhymes, listening to stories, recitation of poems, watching cartoon video shows, etc.

Six children's songs were taught as well as practised since beginning of this year. At present, we are preparing an item of four songs to perform on the Teachers' Day Celebration. Besides, members are also visited to the Omni Theatre to watch a film show called Qin Shi Huang in March this year.

Teachers in charge : Mr. Loh Chong Siang, Mr. Teo Seng Huat, Mdm Chng Bee Kiam Mrs Cher Hai Siam

CHINESE CHESS Promoting Chinese Chess and developing the playing skills of our pupils are the objectives for this year.

Practice sessions are held on Saturdays from 9.00 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. 60 pupils are taking part in this activity. They are put into 2 groups, group A is for P6 pupils and group B is for pupils fromP3 to P5.

There will be 20 practice sessions estimated for this year. During the sessions, pupils will be given chances to solve problems which are specially designed for them. Points will be given to those who could solve the problems.

By the end of this year, prizes will be given to the winners.

Teacher in charge : Mr Tan Lian Pheng.

CHINESE CALLIGRAPHY Materials such as brushes, ink and special writing paper were introduced to members. Method of holding a brush and basic skills of the Chinese Calligraphy were also taught during the sessions.

Through the learning of this Chinese traditional art, members could receive knowledge pertaining to the Chinese culture and phylosophy.

The learning sessions are conducted every Friday, from 8.00am to 9.00am for P5 pupils and 1.30pm to 2.30pm for P4 and P6 pupils.

At present, the number of members in this activity is 14.

Teacher in charge : Mr. Kong Tuck Seng.

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CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP

The year began with a large number of boys joining us. We have an enrolment of 34 boys of which 90% are non­Christians. The group enjoyed the activities and fellowship of the parish workers of the Church of Ascension ,

in particular Mr Deng Chee Kong.

We met most Saturdays and participated in the monthly combined Service with the Boys' Brigade and Cadet Scouts.

A picnic to the East Coast Parkway took place in the 3rd term. The boys thorougly enjoyed the games organised by Chee Kong.

Indeed we see an awarenss and spiritual growth among the boys. Praise God for His Grace and encouragement in our mission and out reach for our junior boys.

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2nd Row L-R

3rd Row L•R

Teacher-in-charge : Mrs Mary Yee

Huang Zhiwei, She Shuzhong, Hong Weili , Fong Bangming, Xu Shiyuan, Yan Chongcun, Huang Zhixiang , Yang Shiguang, Qin Weihao, Paul Wong, Chen Weiming

Feng Ziliang , Lu Xianyao, Lin Xianwei, Zheng Jianming, Zhou Guolian, Chen Wenwei , Varinder Singh, Lin Zhixiang, Nigel Seow, Xia Liqing, Chen Weiming.

Mr Deng Chee Kong , Loy Suan Je, Zheng Guanming, Lin Weiming , Hong Mingfa, Chen Guowei , Jasveer Singh, Luo Kai Sing, Mrs Mary Yee, Miss Nancy Tan

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p -COMPUTER CLUB REPORT

After the recruitment drive in January '93, the club has a strength of 20 members from the Pr 6 and 6 members from Pr 5. The poor response in Pr 5 is due to reasons like; most of the boys are already committed to another activity, transport problem excetera.

The boys were taught to use the software "Printshop". Every week, they would use the program to print Birthday Cards, Calender, notices and posters. The Pr 6 boys even played Chinese Chess on the computer during their leisure.

When the boys had mastered the Printshop program, they were taught how to use a word processing program, "WordPerfect". This was taught so that the boys would be able to type notes for learning or any document.

Initially, the boys had great difficulty doing this because many of them had never done anything on the keyboard. They spent much of their time locating the keys. Later, when they were more familiar, they started to use two fingers instead of one.

There is much to be learnt but it is hoped that this skill will come in handy for the Pr 6 boys when they move up to the next level where they have to type and hand in projects.

L to R Seated : Low Juay Hong, Koh Kai Jie, Tan Kok Keong, Sia Teck Hong, Quek Yizheng, Navinder Singh, Ho Teng Kiat, Lee Ming Jian

2nd Row

3rd Row

Mr Stanley Wong, Tay Cheng Siang, Tan Huang Loon, Feng Zhiliang, Wang Tian Ming, Tan Huan Kiat, Ching JiaWei, Lan ZhengWei, Chan Ping Yuen, Wong Guocong, Mrs C J Lim

Adrian Shen, Chia Tien-hao, Ngiam Seng Yi, Thai Ewen, Chew MingYang, Tan Song Nian, Chia Yeow Ke, Mark Zou.

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GARDENING CLUB

The members of the Gardening Club and teacher in charge spent 11/2 hours per week on weeding , watering , triming , potting and other work related to the maintainance of the garden.

Through the participation of the activities, pupils learned the names of the common local plants and their ways

of reproducing . They also learned some knowledges pertaining to in-door plants and out-door plants.

At present, there are 20 members in the Gardening Club.

Front Row L•R

Back Row L·R

Teachers in-charge : Madam Lee Geck Lian

Shi Weisheng, Xie Ruiyao, Feng Zhiyu , Mdm Lee Geok Lian, Wu Mingyun, Deng bingxiang and Li Weicong.

Zeng Weizhong , Hong Bingqiang , chen Shangguang, Lin Zhenzong, Lai Dingsheng, Li Wenwei , Lin Bingliang, Lin Zhian, He Quanguo, Cai Jiangqiang.

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HELPING YOUR CHILD WITH MATHS IT'S EASY - IT'S FUN

Many parents want to help their children learn Maths, but they often feel that the Maths taught in shcool today

is different from the type of Maths they learned themselves. This makes it difficult for parents to know what to do.

There has been a change of emphasis towards more practical task, towards the process of making Maths meaningful, towards encouraging children to solve problems and talk about the Maths that they are doing.

To assist parents with this change, a talk by Mr Lim Keng Boon was organised on 3 April 1993.

Mrs Emily Teo HOO/Mathematics/Aesthetics

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Our captived audience.

Clarifying doubts.

How do I work this out?

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INTER~CLASS BASKETBALL FRIENDLY MATCHES ON 6 AUGUST 1993

Michael Jordan, eat your heart out!!

A bird's eye view.

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LIBRARY CLUB

There are 35 members from both sessions in the Library Club. Library related activities are carried out every Wednesday from 10.15 - 11.45am for the afternoon sessions boys and from 1.30 to 3pm for the morning session boys. Activities carried out include library related activities such as book reviews, talks, book quizzes, art competitions related to books, video shows and excursions to places of interest. Members also spend time tidying up books video shows and excursions to places of interest. Members also spend time tidying up books in the library, mending books and helping to catalogue new books for computerisation.

Teachers-in-charge computerize new and existing books regularly.

In January this year members were taken to the Geyland East Library for training in library skills. In March they were sent to NYL TC for a 1 day course in leadership skills. In May, members were taken to the Singapore Science Centre to watch a movie called "The Blue Planet".

Library Club activities will be ongoing till October when the Library will be closed for Annual Stocktaking.

Teachers in charge Mrs Sarjit Singh Mrs Aw Kum Jin Miss G Chow

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LOWER PRIMARY GAMES DAY

6TH AUGUST 1993

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MINI-HOCKEY

With their tested experience and hard work in 1991 in which our players were the 'Runner-up' in the Kallang District Mini-Hockey Tournament and winners of the bronze trophy in the National Tournament. our players were better prepared for this year's Kallang District Tournaments played from 8th August to 20th August 1992. We entered two teams to play in their respective age-group matches. Both teams did well. One team emerged as the new Kallang District Champion and the other team became the runner-up.

Our participation in the National Tournament was not so successful as we were in the District Tournaments. Victory eluded us although the players put as best a performance as they could .

Our training sessions will continue on Saturday mornings and we look forward to better results next year.

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2nd Row L-R

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Teachers in-charge : Mr. M Si/an Mr Aziz bin Talib

R. Kumaran, lnora Zareen, Lai Wai Yong, Mr. M. Silan, Bing Kai, Liu Guoliang and lskanoar.

B. Vimalan, Hari Arunachalam, Zheng Yiqiang, Hong Mingfa, Farhan and K. Vijaynoran.

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MINI ... ff OCKEY

Our present school hockey team comprises of 15 players. They have been practing from December 1992. Our hockey boys are very dedicated and hardworking. They show great interest in learning the game and the required skills. This year's Kallang District Tournament was held in our school. It was from 1st April to 8th April 1993. We entered a team for the Senior division and they were runner-up . We had two Junior teams who became Champion and 3rd in their division respectively. Our junior boys retain the junior division championship. Results of Kallang District mini-Hockey Tournament:

Senior Division: SAJS bt Towner Pri. SAJS lost Moulmein Pri. SAJS lost Towner Pri. SAJS drew Moulmein Pri.

Friendly Games:

1-0 0-2 1 -2 0-0

Junior Division: SAJS (A) bt Towner Pri. 7-0 SAJS (A) bt SAJS (B) 7-0 SAJS (A) bt Towner Pri. 3-0 SAJS (A) bt Moulmein Pri. 3 - 11 SAJS (A) bt Moulmein Pri. 1 - 0 SAJS(A)btSAJS(B) 1 - 0

To expose our Saints more to the hockey game we had friendly games during the June Holidays. Our Senior and Junior showed more optimistic results of acheivements.

Senior Division: SAJS bt Towner Pri. SAJS bt Moulmein Pri. SAJS bt Woodlands Pri . SAJS bt Naval Base Pri SAJS lost Peixin Pri.

3-0 1 - 0 6-0 5-0 0-4

Junior Division: SAJS bt Towner Pri. SAJS bt Moulmein Pri. SAJS bt Woodlands Pri. SAJS bt Naval Base Pri. SAJS drew Peixin Pri.

4-2 1 - 0 5-0 5-0 2-2

At present, we are preparing for the National Mini-Hockey Tournament. The Tournament Starts from 23rd July to 6th August 1993. We are looking forward to the gamewith much enthusiasm.

Teachers in charge : Mr. M. Si/an Mr. Aziz b Abdul Talib

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MINJ ... RUGBY

About 40 boys from Primary 4 to Primary 6 undergo regular training in our school rugby pitch. These boys are interested and keen to play this game at school and national levels. Any boy who shows some interest will be given the opportunity to train with the others.

Training and practice sessions are conducted every Saturday morning from 9.00am to 11.00am by our teacher­coaches.

The players undergo enjoyable warming-up activities and rigorous exercises (paired, grouped and individual) to build up their stamina, endurance and fitness.

Throughout the training safety rules, regulations and sportsmanship pertaining to the game are emphasised and more importantly put into practice.

Standing

Middle Row

Seated

Absent with ;apology

Lim Wei Hong Andrew, Xie Foo Ann, Nasharuddin Nasir, Loi Hui coing, Mohd Azmi, Aaron Lai, Chang Chi Hoang Kenny, Mark Low and Xie Jun Yi.

Mohd Nizam, Wang Kok Hui, Kalaislevan Subr., Ali Akbar, Ali Khan, Mohd Hidayat, Asyloan, Vigneswaran Rand Mr. Seet P.A. (Teacher-coach)

Ahelan V., Wang Tian Yi Terence, Tai Hao Wei Howard, Luo Shun Heng Gideon (Vice-Captain), Mohd Farhan Sham-Shudin (Captain), Chen Minwei Gabriel, Joel Teo, Benjamin Seah and Chan Keng Seng Kenneth.

Mr Aman B Adam (Teacher-coach)

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KALLANG DISTRICT MINI ... RUGBY CARNIVAL

3RD JULY 1993

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INTERNATIONAL MINI-RUGBY FESTIVAL IN HONGKONG

26.3. 93 - 30.3. 93

Singapore's representation.

Training in Hong Kong Football Club.

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NATIONAL INTER ... PRIMARY SCHOOLS MINJ ... RUGBY TOURNMENT

4 SEPTEMBER I 993

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RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK CAMP

Please, Please I want to drive the bus.

Briefing for the Hike at Upper Pierce Reservoir.

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D -SCHOOL CAMP

The school organised its first Camp outside the school from 16 to 17 November 1992 at the Tanah Merah MOE Campsite. A total of 200 primary five pupils accompanied by 15 teachers and 12 Senior Scouts from the Secondary School attended the Camp. The theme of the camp was "Sharing, enjoying, learning and living together' . The participants lived up to the theme by displaying the spirit of caring and sharing and team work in the various actitvities during their two day stay at the camp. It was indeed a good opportunity for the pupils to acquire skills, develop qualities of leadership, discipline, self-reliance and to widen their educational and social experiences beyong the confines of their home and school. The school intents to make this an annual event in the School's calendar of actitvities.

Group Photograph.

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Koh Kim Teng HOO/PE/ECA

First Bus To Arrive At Campsite.

Briefing From Camp Commandant.

PITCHING THE TENT

This is the way to put up the tent' instructed the camp supervisor.

Oops! Easy does it.

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"We have suceeded!"

What's happening inside?

Group Activities.

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Meal Time.

Play Time.

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High-light of the Camp : The camp - Fire.

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SCHOOL CHOIR

This year our Choir participated in the Choral Section of the Singapore Youth Festival, Music and Dance competition held in April at the Singapore Conference Hall.

The two songs selected were:

1. Spring Song (A Bavarian Folk Song) 2. Soft Music Enchanting (B Mozart)

We were awarded a Certificate of Participation.

Come 18th November, '93, our Choir will be rendering a few songs from their repertoire at the Music Day Concert which will be held in conjunction with the End-of-Year Concert.

Choir practice is held on Saturdays in the Shaw hall from 9.00 a.m. to 10.00 a.m.

Teacher-in-charge : Mrs Lim Wee Leng Mrs Teo Wan Woon

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THE SCIENCE CLUB

The Science Club has a membership of 40 boys. The members meet on Saturdays from 9.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. for both in-door and out-door activities. In-door activities are conducted in the Science Room where the boys learn to do Science projects as a group and individually. Out-door activities are mainly associated with botanic work in the Science garden and the maintenance of the school aquarium.

Visits to places of Scientific interests have also been planned. The boys visited Jurong Bird Park and Singapore Science Centre this year. The boys managed to bring back some feathers of some birds and do reports on the some birds. The Primary Six Science Club boys went on a hike from MacRitchie Reservoir to Bukit Timah Nature Reserve.

A mini-Science Fair has been planned for this year to exhibit some of the work done by the boys during their Science Club activities.

Teachers in-charge Miss Eng C. N. Miss Tan P. L. Mr Yeo E. L. Mrs E. Morales

L to R Seated : L. Somchaya, Adrian Ho, Lin Zhgiming, Pang Zhiyu, Huang Weizhi, B. Arun, See Daoen, Timothy Kwang, Chen Huanteng, Goh Hong Ye, S. Gritharan, Yeo Guang Wei and Alvin Lin.

2nd Row Mr Yeo Eng Lam, Mrs Esther Morales, Chee Xiangrui, Nicholas Yap, Huang Jiang Ho, Jason Goh, Muthukumaran, Daniel Lim, Wu Zhixian, Dinesh Kumar Rai, Hen Liankai, Joel Jiang, Paul Chan, Arthur Chee, Miss Cynthia Eng and Miss Pauline Tan.

3rd Row Danny Neo, Yang Liren, Seah Wei Lun, Ye Zhen Ching, Desmond hiah, Lee Guan Soon, Ke Chenda, Chua Ko Lip, Gerald Wang, Zhang Zhiqiang, Aaron Liew, Hansel Kwang and Kenny Chee.

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HIKING 27.3.93

At the Bukit Timah Hill.

At the Jurong Bird Park.

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Officials from the Singapore Science Centre giving a talk cum demonstrations to promote membership of the 'Young Scientist' to the school pupils.

Pictures show our pupils participating in the Scientific demonstrations in the main hall.

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SOCCER

The 1993 school team was picked as far back as 1992 and some members were selected to represent the school in the seven a side tournament in June 1992 to gain experience.

They were badly beaten in the three matches they played but gained considerable amount of experience especially in match atmosphere. Training was intensified for the school team and we took part in Kallang District Football Tournament 1993 which began in January. We played three matches, won one match and lost two matches and thus were knocked out during the first round.

Results Lost to May Primary School (0-6) Beat Bendermeer Primary School (4-0) Lost to Beng Wan Primary School (11-3)

We were invited to participate in the Tanglin Cup seven a side tournament run by Tanglin Junior School at Dover Road. We did very well in the prelimary matches but failed to advance in the quarter-finals.

Results Beat Dover B (4-0) Beat Harimau (1-0)

Quarter-finals: Lost to Tanglin Jr. (1-0)

The 1994 school team has been selected and more training will be given to the team during the December holidays.

Front Row L•R

Back Row L•R

Teachers in-charge : Mr Chia Cheng Hiang, Mr Phua Kia Meng, Mr Kwok Pin Lian, Mr Mohd Ahmad

Guo Jinyu, Mohd Rijaee, Ou Zhi'an Kenneth, Mark Tang, Alfred Lee.

Mr Phua Kia Ming (Asst. Soccer Master), Lu Jinghao, Chen Weiyao, Ivan Deng, Ali Akbar, Chen Shichang, Mr. Chia Cheng Hiang (Soccer Master) and Mr Mohd B. Ahmad.

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PRI 6 INTER ... CLASS SOCCER TOURNAMENT

HELD ON 12.3. 93

Penalty Again?

Now, who's going to get the ball?

Who won?

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SWIMMING

The beginners and intermediate swimming courses were held weekly at the Paya Lebar Swimming Pool from

February to May 1993. At the end of the course 18 pupils received their intermediate certificate and 27 their beginners certificate.

An advanced course for competitive swimming for our school swimmers was held from February to August 1993. The primary 6 boys had their training session in the afternoon while the primary 5 boys had theirs in the morning. The primary 5 boys are still having their training which will end in August. The training session for the primary 6 boys was stopped at the end of May because of poor attendance.

Kallang District Primary Schools

Swimming Championships

Twenty-eight pupils represented our school at the meet held on 7 to 9 July at the Bishan Pool. Our boys did the

school proud with a medal tally of 1 gold, 9 silvers and 3 bronzes. We would like to congratulate the following boys for their performance:

Ong Thian Ming Addison Mark Chew Choy Jin Yi

Cheong Herng Yih

Desmond Mao

David Chen Dominic Heng Alex Michael Huels Ted Low

50m

50m 50m 50m

50m 100m

- 4x50m 50m

- 4x50m - 4x50m

50m

50m - 4 X 50m

Free style B - Gold Free style B - Silver Free style B - Bronze Breast stroke B - Bronze Free style C - Silver Breast stroke C - Silver

Free style Relay C - Silver Free style Relay C - Silver Free style Relay C - Silver

Free style Relay C - Silver Breast stroke D - Silver

Free style D - Bronze

Free style Relay C - Silver

Five of our school swimmers represented the school at rhe National Inter-Primary School Swimming Championships held at the Toa Payoh Swimming Pool from 19 to 27 July 1993.

Teachers in charge : Mr. Tng Hock soon Mr. T eh Che Von Mrs Helen Tan Mrs Pang Chye Leng

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SWIMMING

L to R Seated : Matthew Chew, Dominic Heng, Choy Jin Yi, Ng Shihao, Andy Kam, Ted Low, Desmond Mao and Hadri B Arshad.

2nd Row

3rd Row

Mr. Tng H.S., Addison Ong, David Chen, Jiang Jianfeng, Guan Jianxin, Melvin Liu, Bala Kalaiselvan , Louis Wang Mr. Ten C.V.

Tang Yusheng, Shawn Yusoff, Chua Ko Lip, Liu Dingsheng, Cheong Herng Yih , Mark Chew, Edwin Lau and Brian Lye.

TAF CLUB

Standing

Sitting

Mr. Kwok P. L., Fu Zhongming, Lee Dehao Victor, Huang Haosheng, Chew San Wei, Zhong Bingquan, Li Wenlong, Tan Liang Jun, Miss M. Mah.

Goh Junyi, Ning Zhenhui , Shen Yuze , Tay Shen Loong, Lee Keong Fei Ben, Poon Wei­Chien Edric.

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2 -THEATRE~IN~EDUCATION

Boys from St Andrew's Junior School learn to identify and discuss complex problems of gangsterism and vandalism, in a drama workshop conducted by Young People's Theatre (YPT}.

25 boys took part in a play; The Banyan Tree where they condemned the bigatry and racism of a character.

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Mrs. Aw Kum Jin HOO/English

(covering duties)

THE SINGAPORE MATHMATICAL OLYMPIAD FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS 1993

This year's event was held on 29 May 1993 at The Chinese High School. 423 pupils from 141 schools, including 3 schools from Johor Bahru participated. Although our school team of three members did not win any team trophy or individual prizes, Arvin Setiadi The won a certificate of Distinction, Chew Zonghui and Low Tchern Kuang Lambert won certificates of Credit. Only 15% non-prize winners received certificates of Distinction, 30% received certificates of Credit and the rest received certificates of Participation.

Left to right : Chew Zonghui, Low Lambert, Arvin Setiadi The.

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Mrs Emily Teo HOO/Mathematics/Aesthetics

TRIM AND FIT CLUB

The Trim and Fit Club was formed on 13 March 1993. It has a membership of 25 boys. They are P4 and P5 pupils who are overweight. The members will meet on Saturdays from 9.00am to 11.00am for in-door and out-door activities.

In-door activities are conducted in the Shaw Hall where they practise walking, hopping, rope-skipping, sit-ups and push-ups. Out-door activities are usually modified games, such as football, rugby and badminton. They

are conducted in the school field.

The pupils weights and heights are monitored monthly by teachers.

Teachers in charge : Mr Kwok Pin Lien Ms Mary Mah

OUR TRIM & FIT PROGRAMME

The 2nd one-day Nutrition and Physical Fitness Awareness Camp for overweight pupils was held on 16th. March, 1993. Thirty-two pupils from P3s and P4s were identified for this programme. Parents of these pupils

were also invited too. However, only 20 pupi ls and a few parents attended the camp.

The programme for the camp included a talk on nutrition by Ms Zhang, an exercise workout by Mr Kwok Pin Lien, a fun in exercise the Mini-Rugby way by Mr. Aman and guidance and counselling by their P.E. and

Health Education teachers.

Healthy food was introduced to pupils during meal times on that day.

Follow-up actions after the camp were as follows: a. monitoring the height and weight and dietary habits of P3 pupils. b. to form a Trim and Fit Club.

As shown by the records of pupils' weights and heights, most of these pupils have benefitted from the Programme.

Teacher in charge : Mr Koh Kim Teng (HOD!PE!ECA)

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NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARENESS CAMP

14TH MARCH 1993

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UPPER PRIMARY SPORTS DAY

24TH APRIL 1993

L to R Seated

2nd Row

3rd Row

4th Row

5th Row

Not in Picture

SECONDARY SCHOOL STAFF

Mr Philip Yeo (Discipline Master - P.M.), Mr Lim Hwee Kiang, Mrs Ong Cheow Foon (H.O.D. - 2nd Language), Mr Toh Weng Choy (H.O.D. - English), Mr Phua Kia Wang (H.O.D. - E.C.A. & Aesthetics), Mrs Lui Chor Gek (HOD- Humanities), Mr Harry Tan (Principal), Rev Tan Piah (Chaplain), Mr Chan You Meng (H.O.D. - Resources), Mrs Loke Guek Hwang (H.O.D. - Mathematics), Mr Goh Boon Pin (H O.D. - Design & Technology), Mrs Koh Siew Luan (H.O.D. - Science), Mr Foo Yoong Seong (Discipline Master -AM.)

Miss Chua Sok Hoon, Mrs Soo Siew Keng, Miss Kwan Sow Han, Mrs Julia Huang Swee Leong, Mrs Yeo Yuen Chin, Mrs Manjit Singh, Mrs Ong Siok Pin, Mrs Lee Eng Lian, Mdm Tan Kian Eng, Mrs Gan Chwee Eng, Miss Low Ee Nah, Miss Soh Geok Peng, Miss Pang Lin Hua, Miss Tang Phui Fong, Mrs Elsie Chan.

Mrs Loh Suan Choo, Miss Lau Mui Lee, Miss Low Ee Lang, Mrs Yeo See Wan, Mrs Goh Ai Lim, Mrs Janet Oh, Mrs Dawn Tan, Mrs Loh Lay Kian, Mrs Tan Wai Ngan, Mrs Deanna Wong, Mrs Teo Swee Chin, Mdm Wong Siew Har, Mdm Ng Yuet Mei, Mdm See Swee Tee.

Mdm Soh Whee Bee, Mdm Tan Sok Hoon, Miss Wong Soke Fong, Miss Jacqueline Ngin, Mr Lim Jiak Hoe, Mr Khoo Khay Giap, Mr Boonyadi Rosdi, Mr Lim Eng Hoe, Mr Quek Kwang Whay, Mr Au-yeong Pak Lam, Mr David Chen, Mrs Carol Yap, Miss Chan Ee Mein, Mrs Rosalind Ho, Miss Esther Lim.

Mr James O'Boyle, Mr Ronald Tan, Mr Jason Wong, Mr Alex Ong, Mr Philip Koh, Mr Gerard Fernandez, Mr Liu Wei Ping, Mr Michael Seet, Mr David La' Brooy, Mr Phoon Kok Kwong, Mr Michael Lim, Mr Lee Song Seng, Mr Keith Carey, Mr Wong Nyam Ken, Mr Ho Yeow Joo, Mr Ho Boon Kial, Mr Sim Poey Teck, Mr Mohamed Azmi. Ms Priscilla Krempl (Vice Principal), Mr Mahmod Zainol, Mr Amir Noordin, Mrs Susie Frederick, Mr Chun Yan Hui.

NON~TEACHING STAFF

OFFICE STAFF

(L - R) Mrs Judy Chan, Mr Khamis Jamain, Miss Jane Antony.

LABORATORY STAFF

(L - R) Mr Tommy Seet, Mdm Hamidah Bte Ahmad, Mr Ng Chong Kee

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SECONDARY 4AI

L to R Seated : Victor Lee Wai Teck, Roland Tan Teck Wee, Tommy Lee, Tan Seng Kee, Mrs Soo Siew Keng, Ngeow Yee Hsien, Leroy Tan Bahroocha, Terrinder Singh, Han Wee Fong.

2nd Row

3rd Row

Kerwin Tay Yew Hui , StanleChua Wei Hsiung , Choo Wei Ming, Edwin Sam Hoe Ming, Lim Shiang Hua, Andy Yong Kok Leong, Winston Lau Leong Wee, Jeremy Choo Joonhan.

Randy SeetWei Kiang , Sonny Long Hong Meng, Beng Swee Cheng, Ying Jui Ming, Lee Kim Onn , Fixen Ng Boon Sah, Jeremy Tan Cheng Yew.

SECONDARY 4AE

L to R Seated : Christopher Ooi , Melvin Yeo, Khairul Ridzuan, Siow Vee Leen, Samuel Tham, Miss Soh Geok Peng, Benjamin Ben Judah, Kamaljeet Singh, Ho Chin Fong, Sanjay Menon, Vimalan s/o Chandra Mogan.

2nd Row

3rd Row

Timothy Oh, Lau Leck Gee, Adrian Tian , Desmond Anura, Fan Cher Loon, Soh Tan Ching, Tay Weng Jeen, Keegan Lim, Chong Teck Seng.

Danny Ong, Wilson Tay, Devin Chan , Toh Hong Hwee, Tan Yo-Hinn , Shankar s/o Suppiah, Chua Seng Leng, Tan Soon Heng, Gavin Goh.

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SECONDARY 4SA

L to R Seated : Chia Min Chien Jacke, Kaw Jon Kher, Tang Jin Peng, Low Theng Hui, Goh Oon Soo Joshua, Mr Michael Lim, Ouek Chin Haur, Tan Wai Houng.

2nd Row Foo Tiang Hong, Chia Wilson, Yun Chee Yong, Cheong Mun Khein, Ho Sze Kai, Lee Koon Heng, Chang Shun Ho Conrad, Lim Boon Siang, Dwight Nuwan Fonseka, Cheang Tick Lon, Tan Buan Ek, Chang Kar Wai Benjamin, Low Chee Weng.

3rd Row Samuel Sudesh Thaddaeus, Lai Chung Fei, Sudhir Thomas Vadaketh, Tai Chin Urn Benjamin, Goh Teck Wee, Amran B Mat Dali, Choy Ying Thiam James, Wong Siew Pui Samson, Fung Ming Tak, Heng Kian Hwee Arthur, Sim Kee Sheng Kevin, John Devaraj Soloman, Ong Shu Shien Kevin.

SECONDARY 4SB

L to R Seated : Wong Chee Guan, Kor Kian Beng, Yap Wai Meng, Chong Kok Leong, Koh Choon Yang, Mrs Yeo See Wan, Ong Chee Keong, Lim Boon Tong, Aung Kyaw Myo, Wong Yong Chong, Lim Hiok Meng

2nd Row Ng Eu Gin, Keh Chee Keong, Mohamed Faizal B Mohamed S., Wang Wai Siong, Chong Fook Ann, Chanser, Lim Kok Meng, Soh Chee Kuan, Chung Weng Yew, Koh Wee Heong, Lo Peter, Lam Choon Leong.

3rd Row Lim Hon Choon, Pang York yeo, Goh Wee Yang, Lim Inn Chye, Pradeep s/o, Lim Yong Wei, Mohamed Sah Redha, Choo Li Chuan, Wong Michael, Kuan Wei-Ren, Vu Heng Lye, Koh Kian Hong, Ngiam Kee Yuan.

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SECONDARY 4S I

L to R Seated : Indra Gunawan, Lim Tse Wei , Rudy The Quan-Ju, Shamshul Qamar B.S. , Francis Tan Tat Teck, Mr James P. O' Boyle, Edmund Neo, Colin Tan , Donald Abraham Silas (iv) , Jack Tan Hong Kiat , Foo Suan Kum

2nd Row

3rd Row

Jonathan Ling, Joshua Lee Wern Chian, Ng Chun Meng , Jonathan Low, Soh Zhao Sheng , Ng Aik Hong, Eugene Eng , Agilan S/0 Elangow, Kevin Ng Kian Chong, Fong Kai Tat, Shaun Yuan , Stephen Samuel , Chiok Hong Wei , Wilfred Foo.

Paul Handoko, Harveen Singh Narulla, Lim Wen Jie, Chan Sze Bing, Ravi Misra, Gan Chunmin, Ng Hualong, Yeo Jet Lee, Timothy Jack Thevathasan, Matthew Chua, Ng Ho Fei , Koh Kwang Hwee.

SECONDARY 4S2

L to R Seated : Pok Junn Ping, Goh Ee Jin, Chong Seng Mong, Jerald Cheong, Kok Kah Hoe, Mrs Janet Oh , Alex Aw, George Danaraj, Robin Gan, Adrian Tay, Edmund Soh.

2nd Row

3rd Row

Daniel Lim, Lau Chong Yaw, Dennis Low, Kervin Yeow, Kang Chun Phin , Goh Meng Yong , Andy Wee, Ng Rong Hui , Clifton Lim , Tan Te Wei , Emile Choo, Daryl Ho, Soh Wein Kei .

Quek Tzu Chye, Jeremy Ang , Tan Kok Leong , Kew Hin Chew, Leonard Chia, Eugene Cheng, Kevin Wee, Melvin Chia, Phua Chee Sin , Terence Tham, Tan Hong Yak, Soo Boon Kiat , Selvarajah, Suresh-Angelo, Lawrence Tan.

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SECONDARY 4SE

L to R Seated : Tan Swee Kiat, Yee Der Siang, Tan Kuan Teck, Lim Wee Gee, Chua Hock Beng, Mrs Loh Lay Kian, Loon Ming Hong, Lee Wei Loong, Liao Chien Chi, Ngui Tze Jun, Ong Sian Tong.

2nd Row Ng Hiok Kheng, Han Teck Siu, Yeo Kue Leong, Ong Wei Wen, Chia Choon Nguan, Leong Heng Thong, Lau Eng Kuan, Koi Gek Yeow, Tee Chee Chen, Yeo Boon Teck, Chia Tse Min, Loon Teck Lok, Loh Chee Ken.

3rd. Row Tuan Hee Hye, Tan Jui Tee, Tan Min Heng, Chin Siew Moon, Albert Teguh, Lee Cher Wei, Quek Chieh Hsien, Wang Harvey, Tan Yew Kuan, Loh Kheam Quee, Choong Khaimon, Wong Chih Jye, Choo Kah Lin.

SECONDARY 4ST

L to R Seated : Ong Shao Wen Duane, Hantanto Halim, Chan Lup Hoe, Wang Sung Tek, Chong Hsien Yang, Mrs Loh Suan Choo, Andrew Loke Mun Wai, Ong Wee Jin Kelvin, Goh Yu-Jin, Teo Young Soon, Foo Swee, Kwang Adrian.

2nd Row Yeo Chet Meng Alfie, Lim Chih Boon, Tan Ngee Yong, Eng Cheng Hua, Leow Kok Liang Danny, Raymond Ong, Sim Cheng Siang Nicholas, Lem Yanglin, Neo Yew Chin, Jum'main B Mohamed, Oh Wee Siang, Lim Yan Yee.

3rd Row Hng Aik Meng, Koy Wan Beng, TngTai Piang, Gan Jin Way, NgooWeiAun Adrian, Koh Tat Koon, Foo Shang Ee Kenny, Chua Geng Leong.

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SECONDARY 4 ... J

L to R Seated : Soh Chu Wei Duncan, Tan Heng Siang Terrence, Sandeep Singh, Koh Tuan Wei Clayton, Mrs Carol Yap, Lai Pei Sze Sebastian, Low Silson, Toh Soon Ann Ivan, Chen Guanhua

2nd Row Lim Tze Kwee Benard, Chen Ganye, Ong Shu Yong, Lim Chenglok Gregory, Chua Hing Wei Ping, Teddy Nagarta Tskandar, Goh Shi an Wei Leongard, Cheong Mun Loong Calvin, Lau Wee Leong.

3rd Row Choong Mun Lok, Chaon Som-nNork Liemphetcharat, Cheng Cham Mun, Heng Hee Sung Desmond, Moh Thuang Toon, Chan Chee Keong, Lim Hong Kai.

L to R Seated : S. Kannan, Luke Gino Cunico, Wong Menn Khit Mark, Yong Jiunn Tye, Mrs Dawn Tan, Toh Chee Wee Edmond, Wong Chu Siew Dean, Ong Lea Wee Ivan, S. Satesh.

2nd Row Jeremy Michael Hobday, Chow Moon Leong, Muhammad lmran, Yong Lye Yong, Lo Wei Kial Desmond, Harjeet Singh, Leow Yok Wee Alex, Lee Jun Chye Desmond, Kee Tien Chin Timothy.

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SECONDARY 5N

L to R Seated : Quek Siew Teck Jonathan, Tan Yong Chee, Oh Tien Yeow Kenneth , Alan Tay Chee Wee, Mr Mohamed Azmi, Melvin Heng, Casey Goh, Wong Kok Mun, Liau Tze Loong.

2nd Row Heng Kim Liang, Yap Teck Chuan, Aminuddin Bin Abdul Aziz, Chow Kit Leon, Devin Lum, Paul Chua, Fong Peng Weng , Stephen Yew, Heng Kai Koon , Peter Jayan, Dairen Foo, Yim Wai , Syed Muhd. Fahmy.

3rd Row Tan Yew Kial , Ho Wee Leong Eugene, Tan Yip Ming Adrian, Tan Ngee Hou, Lim Chon Joo Ivan, Lim Wai Leon, Wong Chee Mun Gerald, Ong Kit Siong Raymond, Mohan Dave Sun ii , Mak Chee Leong , Chong Peng Yong , Toh Jun Wei , Tan Yee Hock Justin.

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FOUNDER'S DAY 28TH AUGUST 1993

Principal Mr Harry Tan, welcomes Guest of Honour, Mr Wee Sip Chee and Mrs Wee.

Inspection of the Guard of Honour

Mr Wee addressing the audience

Mr Harry Tan and Bishop Moses Tay addressing the audience

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Prize and award winners receiving the prizes from Mr and Mrs Wee.

A garden party with the Military Band in attendance.

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131 ST FOUNDER'S DAY

4TH SEPTEMBER 1993

.Guest-of-Honour

--· Mr Wee Sip Chee.

My Lord Bishop, members of the Board of Governors, officials from the Ministry of Education, Mr. Harry Tan, parents and well wishers, Saints past and present, honourable ladies and gentlemen.

When Mr. Harry Tan rang me up to invite me here today as Guest of Honour, my immediate reaction was, "Why on earth did he choose me for this role, when t~ere are many more worthy and renowned Saints to choose from? What or where is the catch?" It speaks volumes for his powers of persuasion that despite my innate reluctance to accept his kind invitation, he was able to overcome all my doubts and resistance, and make me stand here now to address you.

We are here today to celebrate the 131st Founder's Day of the School, and it is clear from the School Report which Mr. Harry Tan has just given, that St. Andrew's is still very much alive and vigorously kicking 131 years after its start in 1862.

Most students will have fond memories of the time spent in school, especially if he or she has formed life­long friendships with fellow students in the same school. So I hope you will bear with me if I hark back to the years I spent in St. Andrew's, from 1932 when I entered Primary One class to 1946 when I got my school certificate. My schooling was interrupted by the Japanese Occupation from 1942 to 1945, but a bit more about that later.

In 1932, the campus of St.Andrew's was in Stamford Road, on the same site presently occupied by the National Library and its extensive car park, stretching all the way to its exit into Armenian Street. The classrooms and administration office of the school then did not have the luxury of being housed in the same building, but were located in about half a dozen separate buildings of different ages design.It may be inferred from this that St.Andrew's did not provide its students with a complete primary cum secondary school education when it first moved to the Stamford campus, but was able to do so only after having expanded in stages. I think it was also clear from the ad hoc manner in which the buildings were put on the Stamford campus could not be redeveloped without undue expense for and disruption of the functioning of the school.

Mr. Joseph Lee was the school principal when I entered St.Andrew's in 1932. He was succeeded by Reverend R.K.S. Adams, who had joined St.Andrerw's in 1929 as a Geography Teacher, and became the Principal on 1st October 1934.

I do not know when the idea of proposal of removal of the entire school to Woodsville was first made but in 1935 (or maybe early 1936), word of this had gone round the whole school, with details coming in later that the campus would be on a 17 acre site, and that the school's contribution towards the cost of putting up the building would

be matched dollar for dollar by the Government. Reverend Adams (later elevated to Canon Adams) was undoubtedly instrumental for building Woodsville campus.as from 1936 onwards he took every possible means to raise money for the Woodsville School Building Fund such as:

1) Approaching St.Andrew's Old Boys.chief executives of companies.foundations etc. for contributions to the Building Fund.

2) Holding school fairs annually. 3) Selling grand stand seats to spectators of the gala evening procession which was held to celebrate the

coronation of King George VI in 1937 and passed along Stamford Road . Light refreshments donated to the school were also sold for the occasions in aid of the Building Fund.

4) Making students of St.Andrew's who could afford it put in their widow's mite by each one giving 5 cents each week for the form teacher to fill up one brick on his card containing a wall of 20 bricks. Did I have a card myself? Yes, I did, though it meant giving up half my weekly allowance of 10 cents for the school tuckshop. I should remark that a plate of "char guo tiow" without egg cost 1 cent in those days.

Canon Adams realized the importance of sporting activities in charter-building, and as school principal , he carried on and expanded on the sporting tradition of St.Andrew's instituted by his predecessors. He started boxing and rugby for the students to make them rugged, and in the case of rugby, to make them realise the importance of team work. As far as I know St.Andrew's was the only school in Singapore to have boxing , which remained on the school 's list of sporting activities. Today, it is still the only school to have boxing .

Among his many invaluable contributions to St.Andrew's was Canon Adam's unrelenting efforts to build up and maintain the name St.Andrew's as a premier school. He made it a business to know many people as possible: his students.their parents.the old boys and in particular people who were influential in the business world, so that he could pick up the phone and get jobs for his school-leavers.His phenomenal memory for names was a by-word among those who knew him.If he came across someone he knew but had not seen for sometime, he would pause briefly and say, "Wait a minute. You are Mr. and Mrs. So and So", and he was generally right.

School had closed for the usual 6-week long holidays when the Japanese started their invasion in North Malaya in December 1941 . As their army advanced closer to Singapore, boy scouts from St.Andrew's like myself were called up and attached to the Registry of Vehicles in Prinsep Street. One of our duties was to help direct lorry drivers with the aid of maps to the remoter parts of Singapore, to pick up people or goods and bring them to the city. On one sombre occasion I had to help the lorry drivers to pick up the fatal casualties of a Japanese air raid and bring them to the mortuary. We would knock off at 6 p.m. each day or later as the occasion demanded. One evening, the lorry I was in returned to the ROV at 8 p.m., and I found myself the only scout to head for my home off the 6th milestone, Upper Serangoon Road on my bicycle.The roads were pitch dark because of the war time blackout and vehicular traffic was almost nil because of petrol rationing . Unfortunately, the way home involved passing three cemeteries in succession , the Bidadari Christian one opposite Youngberg Hospital , the Muslim one opposite Woodleigh Park, and the Ngee Ann Chinese one (now totaly exhumed) at 5th mile Upper Serangoon. It was an unhappy, hair-raising experience. So much fQr boy scout bravery.

After Singapore fell in February 1942, Canon Adams as a priest was allowed by the Japanese to move around on his bicycle to visit the church-goers, including two Eurasian families staying in the same road as I was. When he heard I was staying along the same road , he called on my parents and me. Thereafter, he continued visiting us, to coach me in English and Math until about the middle of 1942, when he was put into an internment camp by the Japanese. I learnt from him that he was coaching a few of my classmates at the same time to prevent us from running to seek due idleness.

When the British returned to Singapore in 1945, I heard that Canon Adams could receive visitors at Sime Road internment camp. A classmate and I lost no time to see him there. We found him sitting on the steps of a wooden barrack in his short pants and bare- bodied with obvious signs of having been underfed .He appeared healthy otherwise. He told us that Rev. A.C. Parr, the chaplain of St. Andrew's had died in internment. and that Francis Thomas (after whom the school drive is named) was still alive . He also said that a resourceful intern in his camp had somehow at the risk to his own life smuggled in some eggs, which he proceeded to sell to his fellow inmates not for Japanese banana notes, but for promissory notes to pay him $5 per egg in Singapore after the war.

St.Andrew's began to function as a school again in January 1946, with Canon Adams as principal . He continued to serve the school until his retirement in 1856. By that time, he had left an indelible mark of himself in the

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THE CROSS OVER

From the Junior School

... to the Senior School

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IN PREPARATION FOR SINGLE SESSION SCHOOL

••• ST ANDREw's SOARING To GREATER HEIGHTS

WITH Two NEw WINGS.

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CROSS COUNTRY

Warming up for the Race.

Taking in the fresh morning air by the MacRitchie Reservoir.

Our Guest of Honour Mr Yee Teck Peng. We made it!

Mr Yee giving away the prizes.

The Flag Off.

RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK

Guest speaker sharing his testimony

A saintly gathering Songs and musical item

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TRACK AND FIELD MEET

Our Guest of Honour for the Meet, Mr Tan Soo Kiang

Participants of the field events

Participants of the field events

Participants of track events

The March Past

'.

Tug of War: Staff Mr Tan Soo Kiang giving away the prizes

Feeling of triumph.

PREFECTS' COMMENDATION

The Prefects' Commendation - an annual event held in the Saint Andrew's Cathedral.

School Captain Alan Ng

The Vice-Captain Joshua Goh reading the Prefects' Charter

The Prefects pledging allegiance to the School

Singing the Recessional Hymn.

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SWIMMING MEET

Ready ... get set ...

Mr Ong Chong Hai giving away the prizes.

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THE AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE

I can still remember the day we left, a norde of twenty-three Saints, all so spiffingly dressed in school blazers, polished shoes complete with a little Merlion tiepin. For the next three weeks, we were going to be as our principal

Mr. Tan put it, 'ambassadors' for Singapore as well as our school. As we trooped past the departure gates, I recall all of us waving to our families with promises to write each day.

The very second we arrived in Adelaide, all thoughts of Singapore were forgotten. True, the days in Adelaide were fantastic and fun-filled but it did nothing to prepare us for the fun we were about to experience in Melbourne. None of us slept a wink. We were up the entire night playing board games, waiting in anticipation for the morning and the things it would bring.

At last we arrived at the station and were received by Mr. Neville Wilson and Ms. Jennifer Barclay. A coach had already been arranged and we boarded it and headed for our first stop; Caulfield Campus, where we waved goodbye to ten saints. Half an hour later, twelve other saints and I would be designated to the Wheeler's Hill campus. This was when we finally met our hosts and their families. After all the formalities of introduction and last minute instructions by Mr. Carey, we were allowed to return with our host families. For me, this was

when the holiday actually began.

My host family the Deeneys are wonderful and since I was their 'son' for the next two weeks, the amount of love and generosity they showered me has earned them a place in my heart where only love ones dwell. Never in my life have I enjoyed being a guest so much. I will never forget how the Deeneys unselfishly made me feel a part of

their family and made my stay there an extremely memorable one. As for the Australian counterparts of the Saints in Wheeler's Hill Campus they were truly a rowdy lot. By the end of the exchange, we had all become a closely-knit bunch of friends.

School life in Australia is so much fun. The Australians take life more light-heartedly compared to us in Singapore. This carefree attitude of theirs helped all of us loosen-up and let loose our inhibitions.

Over the next two weeks, Wheeler's Hill Campus organized many excursions for the Saints which we fully appreciated. On these outings, we managed to see Australia in al l its glory. We visited many old buildings like

the Old Parliament House and the Museum

Soon it was time to say goodbye. With hugs and fond farewells we departed from Melbourne knowing for sure we would miss Melbourne and the many new friends we made there. Very soon in January 1994, the Australian boys will be back to keep their half of the bargain, so to speak. And when they do, I urge all Saints to make their holiday here as memorable as they did for us when we were there.

Navin Lobo 3SA

Taking skiing lessons in Adelaide.

Mini rock climbing course.

"Just one more last try, even one speck of dust will make my day!"

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Instructor: " ... be sure your ins1 broken bones as well.'

Melbourne Museum, Victoria.

In the library of Caulfield Grammar School, Wheelers Hill Campus.

OUR TURN TO SHOW OUR HOSPITALITY ...

Visit to a rubber plantation.

"Anybody to taste some raw chocolate?"

Refugees from Australia?

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" 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, once I caught a fish alive".

"How nice if it's chewing gum that's being rolled out!"

After crossing the rough seas, the 'refugees' finally made it to the Kukup Fish Farm.

THE FIGHTING SAINTS' NEW ZEALAND RUGBY TOUR I 993

Our itinerary Fri 4 Jun Sat 5 Jun

Sun 6 Jun

Mon 7 Jun Tues 8 Jun

Wed 9 Jun Thurs 10 Jun Fri 11 Jun

Sat 12 Jun

Sun 13 Jun Mon 14 Jun

SINGAPORE .. TIMARU/PLEASANT POINT

Arrival of 355 from Brisbane at 3.30pm, Transfer to Timaru 9.00am - 10.00am Training Session 10.00am - 11.00am Coaching Session 12.00 noon - Meet at games venue 12.30pm - 7 a-side Carnival Sightseeing 12.00 noon - Meet at games venue 2.00pm - St Andrew's vs Pleasant Point High Transfer from Timaru to Queenstown. Oueentown Oueentown vs Timaru Match vs Kuraw High School 6.30pm - Farewell function Transfer from Timaru to Christchurch. (Airport Lodge Motel} Test Match: All Blacks vs British Lions at Lancaster Park Free Day Depart Christchurch for Sydney/Singapore

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Stopover at Ashburton enroute to Timaru.

The team in full winter uniform outside the Christchurch Airport.

THE FIGHTING SAINTS' NEW ZEALAND RUGBY TOUR 1993

Ms Krempl trying to blend with the background.

If you think it's snow, look again, it's ice!

Or ... ee ... or ...

Reception at Kurow Area High School

The Gressons with two of our boys

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Mr Blackmore showing us sheep shearing techniques.

At the Arts Centre in Christchurch.

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Tower Bridge, London

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Something interesting down there? (The Roman Baths)

Inside the Swan Theatre, Stratford

Stratford Upon Avon: home of the Bard

The morning briefing in the Youth Hostel, Grasmere, Lake District

Dove Cottage, home of William Wordsworth in Grasmere.

On top of the world in Helvellyn, Lake District

... sitting on ancient stones, Hadrians' Wall, Northumberland.

All aboard for Ullswater, Lake District

A hop, a skip and a jump and we're there ...

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EDUCATIONAL TOUR OF KUCHING AN RCLMS PROJECT

15TH - 19TH JUNE 1993

The participants of the RCLMS (Remedial Chinese Language Materials for Secondary Schools} went on an educational tour to Kuching lasting five days. We took Singapore Airlines, Flight SQ186 to Kuching . When we reached

Kuching , we had packed lunch before we were whizzed off to the Kuching Museum, a treasure house that accommodates Sarawak's archaeological discoveries from the stone age. Then, we were supposed to go to Fort Margherita but unfortunately, the heavy rain made it impossible for us to proceed. After checking into a hotel , we had dinner at a restaurant. The next day, we went to the Sarawak Cultural Village which enable us to learn much about their culture and crafts. After lunch, we had an afternoon of leisure, after which we were tired but excited about the next day's programme.

On the third day, after breakfast, we visited the Semonggok Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre. The twenty minute walk there was a good experience for some of us. On the fourth day, we visited a real long house. It is accessible only by road which took us one and a half hours. We then had another afternoon of leisure. After dinner, we packed out luggage and prepared to head for home the next day. On the fifth day, we went to the Kuching Airport and took flight

SQ185 back to Singapore. This indeed was a successful and memorable trip for us.

At the Kuching Airport:

Wong Kok Leong Sec2J

A group of 14 boys in the RCLMS Programme accompanied by Mr. Ho Boon Kiat and Miss Tang Phui Fong to a town in Kuching, Sarawak.

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A potter at work.

Part of a longhouse.

A view of the Sarawak Cultural Village.

A hut in the Sarawak Cultural Village.

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HISTORICAL TOUR OF MALACCA

NATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS XIANGSHENG PERFORMING CONTEST

Meng Ruiqin (left) and Zhong Dacheng from St Andrew's Secondary School stole the hearts of the judges with their item, Rumours, which referred to recent Star Search winner Ivy Lee.

Ruiqin and Dacheng being congratulated by fellow Saints.

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NATIONAL DAY CELEBRATIONS

Mr Victor Cheung, Chairman of PTA, and Mrs Cheung share in the joys of National Day celebrations.

Mr Cheung giving away prizes

The National Day Parade

The second Military Band in attendance

Sec Four Inter-Faculty Debate Boxing Tournament Final

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Computer Club Exhibition

Art Exhibition

Chinese Language Society Singing Competition

Calligraphy Demonstration by Art Club members

Puppet Show presented by Art Club

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MILITARY BAND

'A MUSICAL NIGHT' AT,THE KALLANG THEATRE 7 AUGUST

Our Principal, Mr Harry Tan welcomes the Guest-of-Honour for the evening, Justice Lai Kew Chai and Mrs Lai.

On the way to an enjoyable evening of music by ...

Mr Harry and Vice Principal Ms Priscilla Krempl sharing a few words with other honoured guests of the evening.

The Saint Andrew's School Military Band led by Mr David Glosz

Thank you, Justice Lai for his valued presence and a token of appreciation for Mrs Lai.

DEDICATION TO THE TEACHERS

Piano recital

Song Item

Military Band performing

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Magic Show

Thank you, dear teachers and principal.

• -THE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP

Any Volunteers Scratch, scratch ...

EHH ...... What is going on? Yo! Handsome ...

Konica!

ATHLETICS (A.M)

L to R Seated : Tang Chee Wei, Lie Sun Ee, Terrinder Singh, S Kannan, R. Pradeep, Daniel, Yap Jiann Wey, Yiren, Dianel Low.

2nd Row SudhirThomas, Jay Weng, Stanley Wong, Sum Kin Onn, Mr Alex Ong, Mr Lim Eng Hoe, Low Haw Chi, Lee Wai Teck, T. Shiwanand.

ATHLETICS (P.M)

L to R Seated : Swu Daw Shing, Indra Sahdan Bin Daud, Leo Chin Choon, Koh Kok Liang, Teo Choon Heng, Raymond Tan.

2nd Row Christopher Cheng, Chan Hiang Yong, Johnathan Liau, Mr Mahmood.

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BASKETBALL'B'TEAM

L to R Seated : Roland Tan, Chia Sin Kern, Mdm Soh Whee Bee, Ngeow Yee Hsien, Charles Chew.

2nd Row Lee Jun Chye, Tan Ngee Yong , Koh Tat Koon , Daniel Boey, Goh Teck Wee, Ho Chin Fah, Yee Der Siang.

BOXING

L to R Seated : Johnathon Low, William Xavier, Mr Lim Jiak Hoe, Mr Syed Abdul Kadir, Vinay Kumar, Liu Weiming.

2nd Row Kevin Tan , Mr Virkamjit Singh, Terenjit Singh Sevea, Daniel Tan , Anand S.

CRICKET

L to R Seated : Lim Fang Yan Melvin, Murugesh Samyah, Parmeet Singh, Vikram Singh, Harveen Singh, Mr Lim Jiar Hoe, Mark Ngui, Leroy Frank Ratnam, Gerard Yeong, Jonathan Ng, Shahul Hameed

2nd Row S. Sudarshan, Pradyot Saklani, Tang Wei Kit, Jeremy Ng, Alfred Chee, Terenjit Singh, Chai Kiat Ming Jonathan, Fang Zu Xin, Edson Ng, Willis Ng

GOLF

L to R Seated : Adrian Foo Swee Kwang, Fan Cher Loon, Ivan Chan Lup Hoe, Matthew Chua, Ensley Tan, Mr Ho Yeow Joo, Mr Roland Tan, Rohak A Shah, Kervin Yeow, Eng Cheng Hua, George Oh

2nd Row

3rd Row

Loi Heng Yang, Kenneth Tong, Fang Zhi Jian, Jason Koh, Eugene Teoh, Low Yi Han, Darrel Hon, Kevin Yao, Jason Wong, Howard Liu, Trond Hon, Mark Hoon, Joshua Ng, Yeo Lai Tze

Chua Kie Ren, Khairul H. Misnal, Jake Chia Min Chien, Clarence Ng Hua Huan, Duncan Soh, Lim Wee Chuan, Arthur Heng, Eugene Ng Hua Leng, Leonard Goh Tor Chin, Huang Liang You, Randell Leo, Wong Tjia Ming, Mok Wai Hoe, Edwin Tan, Marc Aw, Leslie Neo

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HOCKEY 'B' TEAM

L to R Seated : Harveen Singh, Ivan Lim, Agilan s/o Elangow, Mr Au-Yeong P.L. , Stanley Huang, Kelvin Tan Tee Peng , Adrian Tay.

2nd Row Jack Tan , Ivan Toh , Ravi Misra, Wang Wai Mun , Li Zitian .

HOCKEY 'C' TEAM

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L to R Seated : Devarajan Varadarajan , Vijendran, Paul Chew Boon Siang, Mr Mahmod Zaino! , Teo Chea Wei , V. Devaraj, J. Sivarandan .

2nd Row Peter Chew Boon Chow, Muhammad Sirhaan Serajudeen, William Xaxier, Rik Ramjit Singh, Tay Teng Ming, Ronald Lee Yuen Kong , Chia Hwee Hing, Ronny Tandun, Nareshwaran A S/o P., Samuel Koh Wee Heng.

3rd Row Wee Kim Yong , Kevin Seah Wei Hua, Vikramjit Singh, Prempal Singh, B Jorn Hendrikson , Yu Ching Bao, Ivan Lee Shen Chong, Das George Anand Prasad, Ng Rong Hwa, Anantha Raj .

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SWIMMING CLUB

L to R Seated : Foo Tiang Hong, Ivan Goh, Mr Mohd Azmi, Leon Boey, Alex Loh

2nd Row

Absent

Goh Yu-Jin, Lim Teng Siang, Chin Sian Moon, Ronald Ho Cheng San, Mark Wong, Low Teng Hui, Andrew Loke Mun Wai

Ernest Teo

YACHTING

L to R Seated : Teo Wee Lee, Wong Chun Yeow, Adrian Tay, Ong Swee Leng, Gerald Yiu, Jeremy Koh Jimin, Andy Fu Qirong.

2nd Row

Absent

Benjamin Quek, Rao Yixian, Gerald Chong, Lin Wenjie, Mr. James O'Boyle, Kevin Wee, Su Wenjie, Tommy Lee, Colin Ong, Edmund Neo.

Siow Vee Leen

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SQUASH 'B' TEAM

L to R Seated : Leong Meng Thong, Mr Au-Yeong Pak Lam, Andy Kwok Hon Meng .

2nd Row Benjamin Chang, Sudesh Samuel , Paul Tan Wee Meng, Leow Teck Liang.

SQUASH 'C' TEAM

L to R Seated : Wong Xian Hao Joshua, Kwan Yieu Chin Augustine, Koo Jing Guo Adrian , Miss Chan Ee Mein, Madiq Sawlani , Rudy Setiawan, Jonny Setiawan

2nd Row Terenjit Singh Sevea, Chong Weng Kwong Benjamin, Ho Chien Yong Martin, Sachin Rai , Terence Tan , Satish Rai

RUGBY 'B' TEAM

L to R Seated : Fung Ming Tak, Ho Chin Fong, Khairil Ridzwan Misnal, Koh Kwang Hwee, Mrs P Krempl, Leroy Tan Bahroocha, Siew Kong Chuen, Donald A Silas, Wayne Lim.

2nd Row Lim Miang Howe, Lun Wai Keong , Conrad Chang, Stanley Wong , George Danaraj, Nazhan MD. Nzzi , Matthew Tay, Colin Ong .

3rd Row Yeo Haig Gene, Samuel Koh, Lim Wenjie, Ng Chee Keong , Lai Chung Fei, Koo Seng Weng, Low Chee Weng.

Absentee Ernest Oon, Sudhir Thomas, Zhou Honghui , Rudy The Quanru, Darren Foo.

RUGBY 'C' TEAM

L to R Seated : Andrew Teo, Freddy Ong Teck Guan , Darryl Lau , Christopher Cheng, Jonathan Liau , Ang Yue Shien, Sim Jonathan.

2nd Row Choo Kevin , Toh Kok Hean, Lim Keith , Lim Chong Kiat, Huang Jinrong , Chan Ronald , Wong Danny.

3rd Row Chang Haw Ning , Ngui Mark, Quah Daniel , Tan Song Yang , Tan Wei Hao, Tan Wee Liat, Tan Loo Ann , Tan Raymong.

4th Row Leon Quah , Lasmin Dihardjo, Loh Yi Hsiong, Darnen Chiam, Leow Jonathan, Tab Andrew.

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POLICE CUP

SAINT ANDREW'S vs GREENBRIDGE SECONDARY

Catch my speed! Soaring to great heights.

Pass it on! Another one bites the dust!

You are not going to get past us! Another try, Greenridge?

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A.V.A. CLUB (A.M)

L to R Seated : Alfie Yeo Lai, Kang Chun Phin, Ang Kay Song, Alan, Goh Yu Jin, Mrs Tan Wai Ngan, Mr Chan You Meng, Mrs Yeo See Wan, David Isaacs, Lim Tuang Joo, Lim Chih Boon, George Danaraj, Alex Quong.

2nd Row

3rd Row

Terrence Lim, Simon Yee, William Zeng Lingwei, Stevanes Tambuwu, Andrew Tong, Kor Kian Beng, Yee Kit Sun, Tan Te Wei, Quek Chin Hair, Alex Lee, Andrew Tan, Tan Swee Kiat, Yun Chee Yong, Keith Seah.

Jack Tan, Harveen Singh, Kaizad J. Medora, Kah Hoe, Yew Yan Weng Stephen, Luke Chua, Kennth Oh, Daniel Lu, Sewarajah, Matthew Tay, Kamaljeet Singh, Tessinder Singh.

A.V.A. CLUB (P.M)

L to R Seated : Choong Yi Siang, Lim Soo Kuan, Gary Lee, Gerard Yeong, Samuel Koh, Mrs Deanna Wong, Mr Wong Nyam Ken, Chua Choon Hong, Leon Quah, Merrill Lim, Jeremy Lim, Darren Chang.

2nd Row Ng Hiok Hoe, Kenneth Tan Weisheng, Chang Yen Lup, Michael, Stanley Chua Kah Wei, Terence Tan, Tan Wee Wen, Daniel Tan Song Yang, Loh Kai Yun, Gerald Huang, Mervyn Awyong.

3rd Row James Tan, Edson Ng, Wong Ching Wah, Ng Kheng Sheng, Marcus Tan Wee Teck, Aw Boon Kiat, Lim Ai Guan, Sng Boon Siang, Roland Lee, Andy Foo Chih Yong, Chan Wai Chong, Basu Koushik.

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ART CLUB

L to R Seated : Li Shiquan: Dexter Tan , Billy Ong, Selwyn Low, Winson Ng , Miss Jacqueline Ngin, Robin Tan , Ang Yong Sheng , Marcus Tan , Chua Kie Ren , Jon Tan.

2nd Row

3rd Row

Chng Ken Hao, Ng Heok Hoe, Rico Yao, Eddie Au, Chung Hoi Wai , Koh Chiew Siong, Edmund Heng, Lin Lianhao, Benjamin Lim, Ng Wee Yong , Shawn Ng, Chua Kheng Seng, Dennis Yeo, Tan Chet Siang, Galvin Soh.

Oh Chun Yong , Sng Boon Siang, Terence Lim, Roger Oh, Jeffrey Lim, Liew Wei Yao, Desmond Choo, Derek Lee, Loke Wing Fai , Lim Yeun Chew, Arthur Ang , Tan Gan He, Sherwin Mah, Mohariaraj, Robin Goh, Kelvin Tan.

CHESS CLUB

L to R Seated : Ng Chern Liang, Kelvin Tan Kuan Hui , Feroze Medora, Samuel Matthias Tham, Kenneth Lim Boon Tong, Miss Low Ee Nah, Tan Buan Ek, Alex Tee Chin Ee, Ensley Tan Zie Ken , Ian Choo Chong , Yeo Kue Leong.

2nd Row Tan Kiang Heng Jon, Matthew Ong Yong Cheng , Lee Chee Hoe Lester, Tan Yit Jan , Alister Kuang Ming Yang , Tan Hau Keat, Low Swee Lin, Lau Wan Yung , Winston Lim Wei Kwan.

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CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (A.M)

L to R Seated : Edwin Phua, Kevin Sim, Joshua Goh, Mrs Janet Oh, Mr Joseph Chean, Edmund Neo, Eugene Huang, Dennis Low.

2nd Row Amos Heng, Stephen Guawan, Benjamin Lee, Adrain Tian, Kelvin Yeo, Brendon Loh, Gregory Lim, Colin Ong, Jonathon Low, Gerald, Reuben Kwek, Teo Say Ooi.

CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (P.M)

L to R Seated : Eugene Lee, Sabapathy R. Uijay, Russel M. Charles, Joshua Goh Teok Wee, Benjamin Chong, Mrs Rosalind Ho, Peter Ching, Teo Eik Pwey, Tanuwong Taveesuk, Loke Timothy, Ronny Harsono.

2nd Row Raymond Tan, Samuel Ng, Derek Han, Louis Lu, James Wong, Winston Wong, Clement Yu, Jonathan Leow, Tay Ban Chin , Tan Wei Hao, Tan Ngiap Chuang, Selwyn Low.

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COMPUTER CLUB (A.M)

L to R Seated • Hubert Giam Choon Khong , Dennis Low, Robin Gan, Dwight Fonseka, Chong Hsien Yang , Mrs Soo, Ong Kit Boone, Kew Hin Chew, Yip Wai Meng , Wilson Chia, Yeo Boon Phin.

2nd Row

3rd Row

Tan Wai Houng , Ngee Wei Ann , Gerald Ang , Lim Tze Koon , Ariel Dragonna Hujaya, Elsen Chia, Kelvin Yeo, Lim Teng Song , Andy Wee, Kelvin Chia, Soh Tan Ching, Oh Wee Siang, Eugene Goh, Lau Kok Kian , Ng Ken Wee, Teo Keh Ren , Fu Zhiwei , Edmund Lim.

Soh Zhao Sheng, Kwok Hon Meng, Situ Jinheng, Koh , Wu Mingrong , Ng Minghorng, Quek Hou Cai , Kevin Neo, Soo Boon Kiat, Foo Meng Hou, Loo Kiang Hua, LeowTeck Leng, Xuan , Jonathon Ong, Leow Teck Liang.

COMPUTER CLUB (P.M)

L to R Seated : Benjamin Ong, Lee Chee Teik, Lionel Ng, Ms Wong, Ms Chan, Victor Yiu, Ng Chin Yeow, Aldran Wong.

2nd Row Amos Hong, Yeo Chin Hwee, Clifford Chong, Hercus Lo, Lee Seng Chuan, Tong Wen Loong, Loy Guo Zhao, Soh Wee Hong, Lee Ri Rong .

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CHINESE LANGUAGE SOCIETY (A.M)

L to R Seated : Wong Chee Guan, Tan Te Wei, Kang Chun Phin, Mdm Soh, Chong Teck Seng, Lim Ger Terng, Pok Junn Ping.

2nd Row

3rd Row

Jason Soo Wei Loon Jason, Ng Gim Nguan

Kang Chiang Huen, Lim Teng Song, Sim Hee Juat, Lim Tze Tzek.

CHINESE LANGUAGE SOCIETY (P.M)

L to R Seated : Lee Mun Leong, Pay Gang Yi, Quek Siak Hui, Tan Chin Gee, Chia Tong Hai, Kang Chiang Huen, Darrel Hon, Tong Yong Chin, Tan Boon Teck, Leow Qing Siang, Tan Kuang Yung, Tan Chong Huat, Sim Kian Soon.

2nd Row Soon Wee Ping, Ronny Marsono, Pang Jian Suyong, Goh Sin Chiew, Ng Rong Fun, Ang Ming Kwang, Long Shi Wei, Pang Sui Ting, Lee Kuan Chen.

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MALAY LANGUAGE SOCIETY

L to R Seated : Mohd Faizal Salleh, Amran Bin Mat Dali , Conrad Chang , Kamaljeet Singh, Wang Harvey, Mr Boonyadi Rosdi , Mr Amir Noordin, Shamsul Qamar, Mohd Sah Redha, Terrinder Singh, Basheer Ahamed, Jummain Wahid .

2nd Row

3rd Row

Subhan Hassim, MD. Fariz Zainal , Johann Johari , MD. Yazmi Said , MD Nazri Hadi, Indra Shahdan B. Daud, Fahmy B. Sidik, Farhan B. Salleh, Khairul Hisham B. Misnal, Ardi B. Amir, Shahrazad Sakara.

Syed Mohd Fahmy, MD Faizal Salleh, Soh Tan Ching, John Solomon, Sudhir Thomas, Gary Hng Aik Meng, Donald A. Siku, Dwlight Fonseka, Desmond Anura, Aminnudin Aziz, Previn Naidu.

GARDENING & LANDSCAPING SOCIETY

L to R Seated : Lin Yun Zheng, Simon Mok Heng Cheon, Mak Chee Leong, Miss Pang Lin Hua, Lee Wei Loong, Lo Su Nyen, Sim Yang Wei.

2nd Row Tan Yian , Li Zhong Hui, Zhong Jia He, Han Xing Yuan, Lim Lian Deng, Justianto Widjaya, Deng De Ming, Goh Lu Shang , Goh Tze Hong , Beh Lian Yong , Xu Tong You .

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L.D.D.S. (A.M)

L to R Seated : Sudhir Thomas, Terry Singh, Colin Tan, Mr Carey, Cyrus Medora, Ravi Misra, Kamaljeet Singh.

2nd Row Mervyn Tan, Chen Jianhue, Timothy Tan, Wilson Tay, Ben Judah Benjamin, Samuel Tham, Agilan s/o Elangow, Harveen Singh, Kaizad Medora, Liu Wenle, David Isaac.

L.D.D.S. (P.M)

L to R Seated : Curran Shane Mardjuji, Khairul Hisham, Terenjit Singh Sevea, Mrs Julia Huang, Mrs Teo S. C., Rai Salish, Ching Ken Hao, Shawn Chua Wei Yang.

2nd Row Chan Pai Hsiung, Rikramijit Singh, Qamaruzaman Bin Syed Gani , Sachin Rai, Louis Loh, Thomas Danny, Prempal Singh, Vikramjit Singh, Wan Wei Yuan, Philip Chamberlain, Fahmy Bin Sidik, Parmeet Singh.

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MATHS & SCIENCE SOCIETY (A.M)

L to R Seated : Teo Kien Heong, Ong Kit Boone, Mrs Ong Siok Pin, Vu Heng Lye, Xie Zhao Shan.

2nd Row Jang Chau Ying, Ng Soo Hwa, Koh Yaik Meng, Lim Hiok Meng .

MATHS & SCIENCE SOCIETY (P.M)

L to R Seated : Dennis Tai, Wayne Yim, Chen Wilson , Tan Kelvin , Mrs Susie Frederick, Choong Chin Wing, Lim Chin Siah, Darminder Singh, Royston Chow.

2nd Row

3rd Row

Tan Melvin, Dick Lim, Keith Lim Yeo Kue Chin , Tan Siak Chuan, Ming Shuang , Su Kok Ann .

Michael, Toh Chong Siang, Yap Choe Yu , Toh Chong Siang, Norman, Adrian See, Wu Guohua.

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SOCIAL WORK GROUP (A.M)

L to R Seated : See Toh Kum Hung, Chia Chong Ming, Raymond Yeo.

2nd Row Tan Pang Yaw, Mdm Tan Kian Eng , Ho Wei Chuen, Heng Wen Chien.

SOCIAL WORK GROUP (P.M)

L to R Seated : Ng Chun Kiat, Ng Yik Song Adrian , Mrs Manjit Singh, Nathaniel Caldwell , Chen Jun Han .

2nd Row Tan Min Siong, Vikramjit Singh, Ng Choon Wei , Terenjit Singh, Tan Gee Keong , Andy Yap Kok Chong , Stewart Ng Seong Chee.

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HANDYMAN CLUB

L to R Seated : Tay Wei Sheng, Ong Shaowen, Low Tee Koon, Mr Ronald Tan, Lim Boon Teck, Rao Yixian, Ho Chin Fah.

2nd Row

3rd Row

Goh Siak Hong, Yeo Yong Kang, Tan Woo Meng, Lin Tian Ping, Yee Chee Meng, Gan Kong Wei, Khoo Gain Cheong, Yap Pau Long, Koh Keen Heng, Trond Hon, Ang Khim Thong.

Lee Keng Chung, Tan Wee Keong, Jason Seow Aun Keng, Quek Hou Chai, Soon Boon Kiat, Jason Soo Wei Loon, Andy Lim Han Khim, Eugene Khoo.

CHINESE L.D.D.S.

L to R Seated : Ng Hiok Hoe, Chong Jin Yun , Sng Boon Siang, Tan Suan Peng, Jason Tan Tong Guan, Mdm See Swee Tee, Beng Swee Cheng, Sng Aik Khoon, Lee Ching Song, Tan Te Wei, Chong Teck Seng.

2nd Row

2nd Row

Choo Jun Wei, Neo Xiang Ting, Ong Shao Kai, Loi Haumin, Tan Hong Han, Kelvin Goh, Kong Hou Kit, Cheng Chow Yen, Goh Pei Korng, Lo Liang, Kok Jian Zong, Kao Hsien Hsi .

Selwyn Low Hsiu Wern, Tan Je Kit, Hong Zheng Qi, Wang Wai Yan Jeremy, Sim Hee Juat, Lim Choon How, Goh Zhi Sheng, Tan Kian Kok, Lim Chee Yong, Tan Wei Hiong, Chan Wai Kheong, Tan Wee Lip, Chong Yoon Wei.

LIBRARY (A.M)

L to R Seated : Heng Kai Koon , Henry Ho, Lee Koon Heng (Secretary) , Yap Wai Meng (Head Librarian), Miss Low Ee Lang, Miss Lau Mui Lee, Mr R.B. Krishna, Ivan Chan (Vice-head Library), Joshua Goh, Tan Yong Chee, Han Weifeng (Committee Member).

2nd Row

3rd Row

Yang Haoming , Terence Tan , Fu Zhiwei , James'Lim, Ong Marwin, Pang Ti Wee, Ong Marvin, Tan Keng Chong, Aldric Wong , Tan Hoe Hoe, Humphrey Low, Shannon Chng , Lim Kok Heng, Chen Guanhua.

Tan Wai Houng, Jack Teo, Daniel Yip , Chong Chee Yang , Koh Yaik Ming , Raymond Yeo, Timothy Tan , Jonathan Ong, Alvin Pek, Lim Kim Teck, Colin Chan.

LIBRARY (P.M)

L to R Seated : Julian Lim ThongNan , Felix Chen Dequan, Too Jie Sern, Kevin Ong , Chew Wee Shern, Tay Weng Heng , Mrs Rosie Yong , Mrs Lee, Chew Wei Hsiang , Zhu Guang Hui , Wu Junyi , Lim Wei Kwan , Wong Yuan Sheng, Lim Terk Hsian .

2nd Row Tan Hoe Heng, Tan Chee Shen, Alvin Deng Zhong Ping, Yang Keyao, Chua Yong Hoe, Yip Cheng Kit , Lim Ban Leng, Ng Aik Kai , Teo Tuck Luen , Woo Kah Weng, Cheng Kak Chung, Seow Keat Lee, Koh Kuan Kiat Kenneth , Loi Hui Min.

3rd Row Chia Sheng Chi , Ng Chin Yeow, Ng Jack Sen, Fong Weng Sang, Han Chong Wei , Goh Li Guang, Lee Ri Rong, Chong WaiKhuin , Nipat Tanpoonkiat, Chan Kah Mun Victor, Lin Yujie Leonard, Chen Wei Lie , Tan Kar Keong , Gabriel Tan , Vincent Chow.

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