38th College Day 31 July 2015

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38th College Day
31 July 2015

PRINCIPAL'S REPORT

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PRINCIPAL’S REPORT
July 2014 to June 2015

A STUDENTS

1. Enrolment

Year Arts Cut-off Science Cut-off Total
point point
JC1 139 9 539 9 678
JC2 112 10 585 9 697

Feeder Schools’ Representation in JC1

School Number
0B 1B
St Margaret’s Secondary School 37
St Andrew’s Secondary School 26
Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School 19
Anglican High School 15
Presbyterian High School 14
St Hilda’s Secondary School 8
Christ Church Secondary School 2

Top Secondary Schools’ Representation in JC1

School Number
2B 3B
St Joseph's Institution 38
St Margaret's Secondary School 37
Crescent Girls’ School 31
Maris Stella High School 26
St Andrew's Secondary 26
CHIJ (Toa Payoh) 24

2. Student Leaders

The 37th Student Council was led by Teh Wee Hian, Kenneth (14S16), and
consisted of 5 councillors from the Arts Faculty and 40 from the Science Faculty.

Together with the Student Council, the House Council played an integral role in
uniting the student body through the activities they organised and cheering
sessions during the sports season. The House Captains were:

House Capt - Gomes Yeo Shi Meen 14S27
House Capt - Hose Ong Chong Shin, Benjamin 14S16
House Capt - Loy Fatt Benjamin Png Hao Ze 14S09
House Capt - Romanis Eri Yawata 14A04
House Capt - Venn Toh Yan Ting Dillon 14S04
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We acknowledge Samuel Tan Yee Chong (14S03), the President of Saints-for-
Christ, for his fervent work amongst the Christian students.

Our College is proud of the unstinting hard work of the student leaders who led their
respective CCAs with passion, excellence and humility.

Sports
Badminton
Chia Eik Chieh 14S02 Netball Tan Yan Yi 14S02
Boys
Badminton
Loh Jia Hui 14S21 Rugby Jeromy Chua Kai Ching 14A01
Girls
Basketball Ten Pin Bowling Lee Sheng Quan,
Koh Yong Zhi 14S08 14S05
Boys Boys Maxel
Ten Pin Bowling
Basketball Girls Wong Ying Qi 14S25 Lim Jia Min, Venetia 14S05
Girls
Canoeing Boys Sean Ng Yu Heng 14S03 Tennis Boys Yap Yu Han, Brennan 14S10
Wong Ka Yan,
Canoeing Girls Janice Lam Qian Ping 14S23 Tennis Girls 14S11
Stephenie
Cricket Boys Abhinav Ramnath 14S16 Touch Rugby Girls Lei Shi Ying, Caryl 14S14
Football Boys Lim Wei Jie 14S12 Track and Field Kam Russell I-Zheng 14S14
Football Girls Kess Khor Jing Shi 14S12 Ultimate Frisbee Goh Jia Wen 14S22
Joy-Ann Chua Ying
Hockey Boys Timothy Peck Ming Hong 14S24 Water Polo 14S25
Xian
Hockey Girls Martens Laura Elizabeth 14S15

Performing Arts
Chinese
Cultural Dang Yuan 14S07 English Drama Lee Shu Ying, Deborah 14A01
Society
Chinese Fheng Guo Jing,
Jason Ng Binlun 14S07 Guitar Ensemble 14S02
Orchestra Benjamin
14S14 Indian Cultural Arunachalam
Choral Group Ariel Koh Yoong Yi 14S17
Society Selvanayagam
14S11 Malay Cultural Nur Syazana Rusyda
Concert Band Lee Qian Qi 14A02
Society Bte Mohd R
Dance - Cheryl Elizabeth Low Lu
14S12
Modern Yi

Clubs/Societies
AVA Club Ong Sheng Zhe, Samuel 14S13 ODAC Ler Wan Him 14S01
College
Photographic
Newsletter Chen Le Ann 14S14 Gavan To Lap Fung 14S16
Society
(IOTA)
Debating &
Oratorical Timothy Tan Jia Jun 14A05 Saints Advocate Ye Jingxuan 14S07
Society
Environment Samuel Tan Yee
Li Xirui 14S21 Saints for Christ 14S03
Club Chong
Sports & Fitness
Interact Club Yeo Dong Han 14S01 Lak Boon Chong 14S08
Club
Mentoring Azanea Quek Yu Yang 14A01

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3. Academic Achievement

The GCE A-Level curriculum was revised in 2006, with the first cohort of
candidates taking their examinations in 2007. To better reflect the intent of the
revised A-level curriculum, which emphasises both breadth and depth, MOE has
introduced, an indicator to reflect how well the colleges have done in the GCE A-
Level Examination: “Percentage of candidates obtaining at 3 H2 passes, with a
pass in GP or KI”. We are pleased that our College has performed above the
national level using this indicator.

REVISED GCE A-LEVEL EXAMINATION 2014
No of students who sat for exam 752
94.5%
Passes in 3 H2 including GP/KI
(Nat 91.4%)
No. of students who received 4 H2 Distinctions 23 (44.2%)1
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No. of students who received at least 3 H2
123 (16.4%)2
Distinctions 1F
No of students who received at least 2 H2
235 (31.3%)3
Distinctions 2F
No of students who received at least 1 H2
431 (57.3%)4
Distinctions 3F

 Kabir Khandpur (13S18) topped the Science Faculty, while Ian Teo Tze-Rong
(13A08) topped the Arts faculty.

 Kabir Khandpur (13S18) previously from St Joseph’s Institution obtained A’s
in H2 Economics, H2 Mathematics, H2 Physics, and H2 Chemistry as well as
in General Paper and Project Work and H3 Physics .

 Ian Teo Tze-Rong (13A08) previously from St Andrew’s Secondary
School obtained A’s in H2 Geography, H2 Economics, H2 Physics, and H2
Mathematics as well as in General Paper and Project Work.

4. Scholarships & Awards

The following Saints have distinguished themselves with prestigious scholarships:

Healthcare Merit Award 2013
Chan Yin Cheung Calvin

1 In 2014, out of 52 students who sat for 4 H2 subjects, 23 students received 4 H2 distinctions.

2 In 2014, out of a total number of 752 students who sat for the exams, 123 students received at least 3 H2 distinctions.

3 In 2014, out of a total number of 752 students who sat for the exams, 253 students received at least 2 H2 distinctions.

4 In 2014, out of a total number of 752 students who sat for the exams, 431 students received at least 1 H2 distinctions.

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ASEAN Undergraduate Scholarship 2014
Cheong Chan Chean

Healthcare Graduate Studies Award 2014

Low Ye-Tong Alberta
See Mei Ting Valerie

Healthcare Merit Award 2014
Choo Joon Guan
Chong Bofoang Vivienne
Jessica Koh Yue Ern
Shaun Chia Tze Khim
Tan Shu Yi Jasmine
Yee Jia Hui Rachel

Koh Boon Hwee Scholars Award 2014
Chia Jun Jie

Lee Kong Chian Scholars' Programme 2014
Cheong Wee Kit
Marcus Wong Thien Yan

Lee Kuan Yew Award for Outstanding Normal Course 2014
Anthea Lim Jinwen
Navin Kumar Rai

Lee Kuan Yew Award for Mathematics and Science 2014
Prithvi Gundlapalli

MOE Teaching Award 2014
Boey Qian Hui Brenda
Wee Ai Ting Pearl

NUS University Scholars Programme 2014
Ankit Gupta
Arvin Sabu Joseph
Ayush Kumar Pacheriwala
Ho Tack Wei
Jared Ho Jin Hung
Kim Ji Heon
Kuek Wen Wei Ivan
Lim Chang Wei Russell
Peh Yiong Hock Gary
Rachel Lim Siew Min
Shara Minhas
Stephanie Tham Wei Jun
Wilson Kurniawan
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Yap Wei Chiang
Zheng Weijie

Prime Minister’s Book Prize 2014
Nur Namirah Bte Abdul Rahim

Singapore-Industry Scholarships 2014
Darren Christopher Hedger

SMU Scholars' Programme 2014
Chee Wei Yi, Andy

ASEAN Undergraduate Scholarship 2015
Denny Sunarjo
Potcharaphol Chat-anan
Tee Jian Hong
Tran Anh Minh Tu
Truong Vinh Hien

Economic Development Board Promising Young Leader Award 2015
Jotham Teo

Healthcare Merit Award 2015
Cher Kai Wen
Emily Nancy Caluraud Yu Xuan
Goh Qin Ling, Pearlyn
Poh Jia Yi, Cheryl
Tang Ge

Koh Boon Hwee Scholars Award 2015
Kong Yi-Jun, Ian
Perdana Putra @ Pan Ping Rui

MDIS Bursary Award 2015
Alicia Kan Rui En
Fiona Mei Yee, Flora
Kwee Si Min, Grace @ Guo Jia Wen
Seah Min Long, Jimmy
Sharon Chrishalini
Tan Shi Jie
Vinodhini Devi D/O Jayaramas

MOE Teaching Scholarship (Local) 2015
Clarice Tan En Qi
Daniel Neo Chong Shern
Loh Julian

Nanyang Polytechnic National Healthcare Group Bronze Medal 2015
Tan Howe Yong
Valerie Chan Shao Yun
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Nanyang Scholarship 2015
Jamie Sim Hung Ni

Renaissance Engineering Programme Scholarship (NTU) 2015
Lim Jia Ler Catrina
Loh Xing Bao Colin
Sim Zhi Qi
Rajesh Mishra

Singapore Police Force Book Prize 2015
Eng Wee Leong

SUTD Undergraduate Merit Scholarship 2015
Muhammad Adib Farrasy
Pham Phuong Nhu
Rebecca Nicole David

SUTD Undergraduate Scholarship 2015
Ching Su Ying Marianne
Jesslin Laudiana
Ooi Kai Lue
Samantha Lim Shou En

SUTD-ZJU Asian Leadership Programme Scholarship 2015
Natasha Yeo Min

B CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

1. Sports and Games

The sportsmen and women of TEAM SAJC continued to put in remarkable
performances on the sports fields and courts. These are the CCAs that have
clinched top 4 placing at the National Schools Championships and Competitions
in 2015.

NATIONAL SCHOOLS RESULTS
COMPETITIONS 2014
Hockey Girls 2nd
Rugby 2nd
Cricket Boys 3rd
Hockey Boys 3rd
Water polo Girls 3rd
Canoeing Boys 4th
Canoeing Girls 4th
Football Boys 4th
Tenpin Bowling Girls 4th
Tennis Boys 4th
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2. Performing Arts

The students in the Performing Arts have also done the College proud in the
2015 Singapore Youth Festival Central Judging.

SYF CENTRAL JUDGING
Choir Distinction
Concert Band Distinction
Dance Distinction
Guitar Ensemble Distinction
Chinese Drama Accomplishment
Chinese Orchestra Commendation

3. Other Competitions

EVENT RESULT
Kiwi Cup 2015 1st
11th Inter-JC Ultimate (Frisbee) Championships 3rd
National Touch Rugby League Participation

4. Representation Beyond College

Name of Student CCA
Adeline Djohan Canoeing
Gin Tan Canoeing
Janice Lam Qian Ping Canoeing
Ong Yu Xiang Canoeing
Samantha Rachel Rakakanathan Canoeing
Goh Jun-Hui, Adley Rugby
Jeromy Chua Kai Ching Rugby
Riley Shannan Liew Jat Jung Rugby
Lim An Howe Tennis
Vivian Ho Zhi Yi Ten Pin Bowling

5. Other Competitions and Awards

Competition Position Participants
The Straits Times-
Matthew Chan (14S08)
MOE National
Winner Muhammad Raihan Tarmidi (14S08)
Current Affairs Quiz
Edric Wong (15A02)
2015
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Bill Chee (14S06)
Chan Francis Joseph (14S06)
R Shrinesh Hari Pillay (14S06)
Zhao Jianuan (14S10)
Outreach
Sim Yu Ting (14S12)
Environmental First
Tan Huiwen (14S16)
Projects
Ma Yue (14S20)
Li Xirui (14S21)
Esther Vilarshini D/O P S (14S25)
Yang Shihao (14S25)
Stacey Yip Yi Zhen (14S05)
First
Huynh Quoc Toan (14S18)
SMU Youth
Leungsuwan Supharatch (14S18)
Innovation IE
Truong Hoang Thuy Linh (14S18)
Challenge 2015 Internationalisation
Hermoso Justine Nieves Buenagua
Award
(14S25)
Indra Raditya Gunawan (13S17)
Ngo Dang Hai (13S18)
Wu Zhenghao (13S21)
Zhang Zhihao (14S07)
Australian
High Distinction Zuo Ruoyu (14S07)
Mathematics
and Distinction He Zian (14S10)
Competition 2014
Chen Yulin (14S17)
Nguyen Thao Ngan (14S18)
Tran Hoang An (14S18)
Tran Hoang Khang (14S18)
American
Zuo Ruoyu (14S07)
Mathematics Distinction
Vincent Setiawan (14S18)
Competition
Silver Nicolas Tarino (14S07)
Zuo Ruoyu (14S07)
Singapore
Bronze Chen Yixin (13S17)
Mathematics
Vincent Setiawan (14S18)
Olympiad (SMO)
Honourable
Chen Yulin (14S17)
Mention
Plain English Bronze Honour
Cheng Ze Kai Delwyn (14S03)
Speaking Awards Roll Award
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Bill Chee (14S06)
Chan Francis Joseph (14S06)
R Shrinesh Hari Pillay (14S06)
Zhao Jianuan (14S10)
Sustained Lotus Sustained Lotus
Sim Yu Ting (14S12)
Award for Green Award for Green
Tan Huiwen (14S16)
Schools Schools
Ma Yue (14S20)
Li Xirui (14S21)
Esther Vilarshini D/O P S (14S25)
Yang Shihao (14S25)
Bill Chee (14S06)
Living aRRt Urban Chan Francis Joseph (14S06)
Finalists
Waste Competition R Shrinesh Hari Pillay (14S06)
Yang Shihao (14S25)
American
International Zuo Ruoyu (14S07)
Participation
Mathematics Vincent Setiawan (14S18)
Examination
Leong Wei Ren Darren (15A01)
Citibank-YMCA Mahankarat Chanasak (15S06)
Participation
Youth for Causes Koh Mei-Yi, Shelby (15S09)
Chong Sia Tiffany (15S18)
Community
Lim Qi Shuang (15A03)
Engagement Participation
Suwindrie Bte Sutiyono (15A06)
Festival
Green Wave
Sim Yu Ting (14S12)
Environmental Care
Participation Ma Yue (14S20)
Project for Schools
Li Xirui (14S21)
2014
Ayshathun Munavvara Bte S (15A01)
Louise Chang (15A01)
Tan Shu Ping, Denise (15A02)
Lim Qi Shuang (15A03)
Au Yeong Hui Qi (15S03)
Josephine Chan Wye Mun (15S03)
Quentin Lim Ray Tjieh (15S04)
MOE SG50 Marquee
Participation Mahankarat Chanasak (15S06)
Event 2015
Koh Mei-Yi, Shelby (15S09)
Shohana Perven (15S13)
Shruthi Pandi Chelvam (15S13)
Manh Huyen Trang (15S18)
Wilbert (15S18)
Nathalia Cahyadi (15S19)
Dheiveeham D/O Uthaman (15S22)
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