Principal’s Message

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Greetings to one and all!

A very happy new year to you! With the start of 2014, it is apt that we give glory and praise to God for His continued blessings. As a school, we have much to celebrate for our successes and achievements in 2013. We are

pleased to announce that our class of 2013 were very happy with their results and we applaud their achievement for PSLE 2013. We wish them every success as they embark on the next phase of their journey in life. We will miss them very much. We would like to thank and acknowledge the efforts of our teachers for their unwavering commitment and dedication in helping the girls achieve their goals. We also want to thank our supportive parents who are our partners in educating their daughters.

This year we will celebrate CHIJ’s 160th Anniversary in Singapore. Our theme of “Celebrating Love, Changing Lives” is relevant today as we continue our commitment to nurture our girls to be young confident ladies who has moral character and genuine love for learning, leading and serving God and others. Each and every girl in CHIJ OLQP is special and very precious to us, and we believe that every girl can learn, lead and maximise their potential. We shall continue to build on our strong foundation in values and character-based education and work with love and zeal in our mission of bringing out the potential in each one of our girls.

As we strive on innovative ways of teaching and learning, we are also fostering the pioneering spirit in our IJ girls. We will continue to engage and inspire our girls to learn more about life beyond the classroom. Our learning journeys and cultural immersion programme have given our girls the opportunity to be global citizens who make valuable contributions in school, at home and in the community.

At the end of the day, we want each girl who passes through our gates to treasure every learning experience, and embrace the cherished memories.

Together we shall nurture our girls to be Simple in Virtue, Steadfast in Duty.

Mrs Tan-Lim Kim GekPrincipal

A Publication of CHIJ Our Lady Queen of Peace 4 Chestnut Drive Singapore 679287 Issue 38 May 2014

Shanghai Pinghe

Bilingual School (SPBS)

Shanghai Pinghe Bilingual School (SPBS) Visit to CHIJ OLQP from Monday, 20th

January to Tuesday, 21st January 2014 from 8.00am-12.00pm.

In January, CHIJ OLQP hosted a group of visitors from Shanghai Pinghe Bilingual School. A total of 3 teachers and 26 pupils

came to the school for a 2-day visit. Here are some highlights

during the visit:

P3 buddies enjoying snack

time with SPBS pupils.

SPBS pupils were divided into small groups and they were engaged in classroom experiences and learning with the company of their P3 buddies.

Performance by SPBS pupils for their P3 buddies. (SPBS pupils sang a song, “If a song could get me you and recited two Chinese poems <望庐山瀑布> and <塞下曲>)

Baking lesson conducted by Ms Lee Shulian, assisted by Mdm Soniah for SPBS pupils and teachers.

Sharing of school information with

SPBS teachers and pupils conducted

by Mdm Chen Mei Qing, Senior Teacher

of the Chinese Department.

Our Vice Principal, Mdm Reddy,

welcomed the teachers and pupils

from SPBS upon their arrival.

Gift exchange between the P3 buddies and SPBS pupils.

Gift exchange ceremony between the two schools.

On the second day, SPBS pupils

came early to attend the pre-as-

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Honours Day 2014

This year, the Honours Day was celebrated on 4th April. Sr Agnes Lee,Provincial, IJ Sisters

was our Guest-of-Honour. Our past and present pupils who have shown exemplary

performance in academic and non-academic areas, members of the school PSG for

their service to the school and partners of the school for their service and support to the school were being acknowledged and

appreciated. Guests were then entertained by our performing

arts groups.

‘Rhythm of Singapore’ by our Tap dancers

Having a sumptuous

meal together

Finale –‘Hold On To Our Dream’

Guest-of-Honour, Sr Agnes Lee.Provincial,

IJ Sisters addressing the audience

2013 PSLE outstanding achiever, Chloe Kok delivering the Valedictorian speech

Mother Mathilde Award recipient

for 2013,Cheryl Vanessa Devan,

delivering her speech

Sister Agnes Lee and guests viewing the beautiful craft work of our pupils at the Art Exhibition

Mrs Tan presenting the school report

Fusion Dancers captivated the audience with their performance ‘Darkness Before the Dawn’ Our choir girls singing a medley of nursery

rhymes that displays their versatility and

harmony

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The students and staff of CHIJ OLQP did their part for the school by collecting pledges for the upcoming PERI upgrading project through a fundraising Walkathon and Food Carnival held on 14th March 2014. Under the lead of Mr Tan and a group of pupils, everyone began the much anticipated day by doing a warm-up exercise routine to the song “I’ve Got a Feeling”. After which they proceeded to the starting point where the Guest-of-Honour, Sister Joan, officiated the flag-off.

The Primary 1 and 2 pupils walked within the school grounds, while the rest of the students took a longer route - Primary 3 pupils walked around the church compound and Primary 4 to Primary 6 pupils walked around the Dairy Farm canal near the school. Each class set off in an orderly manner, stopping at a few water points where they could refill their water bottles. Together with the pupils, parents and teachers, all of them enjoyed the leisure walk along the canal flourished with greenery.

Having completed the Walkathon, everyone headed back to school where they were enjoyed the food carnival. At the carnival, the parent volunteers from the Parents’ Support Group sold many scrumptious treats. A kind donor also donated lots of ice cream and every pupil had a free ice cream! To add to the spirit and fun, there were also some attractive booths where activities such as Henna design, face painting and balloon sculpting were held. The pupils also showed their commitment to the environment conservation by disposing used bottles, tetra packs and cans into the recycling bins. This is part of the Ecoflag movement to practise fair play and eco-play in the sporting and everyday lives.

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Term 2 English Language Week and International Friendship Day- 7 April to 10 April 2014

WSA-ECThe Whole School Approach to Effective Communication (WSA-EC) has gone digital, starting with ICT tools such as Moo-O, Newsmaker and CHIJ OLQP very own Grammar Police Apps. The upper primary pupils have been actively playing their roles as Grammar Police Agents by capturing and sharing evidence of posters / signages / phrases and sentences that were written in grammatically incorrect English “because bad English should be a crime”. Thereafter, all pupils were invited to correct and post their comments on the errors found in the evidence. What a great way for our pupils to champion, learn and advocate the importance of Effective Communication! During the CCE Carnivals in Semester 1, our WSA-EC booths have also started using iPad games suggested by pupils to reinforce the correct way of speaking and writing English. The sight of iPad minis at the booth definitely caught the attention of many pupils who came forth to have a go at the WSA-EC games. Going digital has its perks, but some things are most appreciated when they are “real”. One example is our WSA-EC mascot Miss Wise! Mostly seen as a digital image on WSA-EC Class Meeting and Broadcast slides, Miss Wise came “alive” during the English Week to meet and greet our teachers and pupils while highlighting the ‘No Singlish, Know English’ WSA-EC slogan. What a treat, especially for the lower primary pupils!

The winners for the CHIJ Storytellers Competition.

“Let’s cooperate and find the correct answer together!”

A big thank you to Team Miss Wise which consists of pupils from 6 Love: Fion Ng, Ashley Yeo and Natalie Simon. Can you guess who wore the Miss Wise outfit?

Helpful WSA-EC Champions guiding pupils in their games.

Our dedicated WSA-EC Champions cum mentors.

Have you downloaded this CHIJ OLQP Grammar Police App in your phone/iPad/ tablet? If you haven’t, give it a try!

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The finalists for the CHIJ Young Poets Competition.

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The English Department and the National Education Committee came together this year to plan engaging activities for the pupils. This year’s theme is “Speak the Language of Friendship” and the pupils had a week of fun-filled activities to promote the love for learning the English Language. The pupils also learnt ways to show appreciation and mutual respect towards the international community. The opening ceremony was graced by our Principal, Mrs Tan and our very own cute and intellectual mascot, Miss Wise. During Class Meetings, pupils learnt about the diverse cultures and they greeted one another in different Asian languages. Besides having an array of class-based activities like dessert-making and video-recording using the Newsmaker, the P1 and P2 pupils had a period of DEAR Programme which means Drop Everything and Read at the school library during their EL lesson. The National Library Board also hosted a mass book borrowing session for the P3 to P6 pupils. During Social Studies, pupils engaged in group work to complete an interesting crossword puzzle on countries in the region. They also discussed the essential virtues to live out in order to build strong and lasting friendships with our international friends.The highlight of the week was none other than the CHIJ Young Poets and Storytellers Competition which was held on 10 April 2014. Lower primary contestants recited poems on friendship and upper primary contestants put up skits related to the same theme as well. The winner of the CHIJ Young Poets was Eashaa Pillai from 2 Hope and the winning group for the CHIJ Storytellers came from 5 Hope. Well done, girls! All the pupils definitely had a jolly good time watching the performance. The English Language Week and International Friendship Day 2014 had certainly ignited the love and passion for reading and writing in our pupils. Thank you, teachers and pupils for all the support and involvement during the week.

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Hands on activity Working as a team to “Think Out of the Box”!

Learning more about the endangered pandas

Total concentration on fact-finding

during the learning journey

Pupils used manipulatives to solve practical problems.

P1 and P6 Learning Journey to the River SafariOn 7th and 14th February 2014, the P1 and P6 pupils went on a learning journey to the River Safari. From the Mississippi River to the River Amazon, pupils were immersed in a journey learning about the endangered species, animals’ adaptation for survival and how all of us can play a part in conservation of the environment.

Math Exploration Day 2014The aim of the Math Exploration Day is to provide a platform for the pupils to learn Mathematics beyond the classroom curriculum. The activities exposed pupils to the applications of real world Mathematics such as getting them to work out their walking speeds and estimating lengths and areas in their classrooms. The pupils showed a stronger understanding of the subject when using manipulative such as blocks, tangram sets, measuring tapes and stopwatches.

Parent Symposium 2014on 29th March 2014, CHIJ OLQP organized a seminar for Primary 5 and 6 parents on how they can help their daughters in PSLE Mathematics. The seminar was conducted by Dr. Joseph Yeo who shared useful tips such as time management and problem-solving skills to help parents guide their daughters.

P6 wildlife buddies with the P1 pupils having a great time at the River Safari

Dr.Yeo sharing some useful tips to the parents.

Parents registering for the seminar.

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Pada tahun ini, Perkhemahan Bahasa Melayu anjuran bersama sekolah-sekolah rendah CHIJ diadakan pada 18 Mac 2014. Perkhemahan yang bertemakan ‘Jejak Warisan’ itu dihadiri oleh murid-murid daripada Primari 3 dan 4. Murid-murid telah menunjukkan bakat mereka dalam pelbagai acara yang dipertandingkan dan berjaya menggondol hadiah dalam acara-acara berikut:

1) Kumpulan Terbaik2) Persembahan Dikir Barat-Tempat Kedua3) Persembahan Drama Bangsawan-Tempat

Kedua dan Ketiga4) Persembahan Tarian Zapin-Tempat Kedua5) Persembahan Silat-Tempat Pertama6) Persembahan Kompang-Tempat Ketiga

Syabas diucapkan kepada murid-murid yang berjaya mengharumkan nama sekolah! Kepada yang tidak berjaya, jangan putus asa dan cuba lagi tahun hadapan!

马年来到！我校于2014年1月30日（星期四）举办了一年一度的农历新年庆祝会。庆祝会的节目非常精彩，表演者个个才华洋溢，大家都沉浸在喜气洋洋的气氛当中。

学生们多才多艺，呈现了踢踏舞、华文讲故事、

现代舞、合唱等精彩的表演。

老师们通过表演短剧，介绍了新年的传统习俗和禁忌。庆祝会现场传出了阵阵笑声。

校长们和合唱团共同歌唱新年歌曲。在美妙的歌声中，庆祝会画上了圆满的句号。

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Tamil Language Department

P6 தமிழ்க் கலாச்சார முகாம்

நமது ததாடக்கநிலல ஆறாம் வகுப்பு மாணவிகள், மார்ச் பள்ளி

விடுமுலறயின்பபாது (18-3-14) தமிழ்க் கலாச்சார முகாம் ஒன்றில்

பங்குதபற்றார்கள். 6 CHIJ ததாடக்கப்பள்ளிகளின் கூட்டு முயற்சியில் இந்த

முகாம் ஆண்டுபதாறும் நலடதபற்று வருகிறது. நமது மாணவிகள் தமிழ்க்

கலாச்சாரத்தின் சில அம்சங்கலளப் பற்றி அறிந்துதகாள்வபதாடு, மற்ற

CHIJ பள்ளிகளில் பயிலும் சக மாணவிகளுடன் உலரயாடி

நட்புக்தகாள்ளவும் இந்த முகாம் ஒரு சிறந்தத் தளமாகத் திகழ்கிறது.

அழகிய பாரம்பரிய ஆலடகளில் வந்திருந்த நம் மாணவிகள், முகாமில்

ஆர்வத்பதாடு கலந்துதகாண்டனர்.

மாணவிகள் பகாலம் பபாடுதல், பதாரணம் கட்டுதல், பசலலக் கட்டுதல்,

பாரம்பரிய நடனமான பகாலாட்டம் ஆடுதல், பூக்கட்டுதல் பபான்ற

கலாச்சார நடவடிக்லககளிலும் நவரச அங்கம் என்னும் நாடக

நடவடிக்லககளிலும் ஈடுபட்டார்கள். அதுமட்டுமல்லாமல், முகாமின்

முடிவில், ஒவ்தவாரு பள்ளியிலிருந்தும் சிறந்த பாரம்பரிய ஆலடலய

அணிந்து வந்திருந்த ‘CHIJ இளவரசி’ பதர்ந்ததடுக்கப்பட்டாள். பமலும்,

அறுசுலவ மதிய உணலவயும் மாணவிகள் ருசித்து உண்டனர். மாலல

சுமார் 3 மணி அளவில் புதிய நண்பர்கள் கிலடத்த களிப்பிலும், பல

நடவடிக்லககளில் ஈடுபட்டக் கலளப்புடனும் நமது மாணவிகள் பள்ளிக்குத்

திரும்பினார்கள்.

Para pemenang dengan piala masing-masing!

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Brownies 2014 On 22 February, the Brownies attended the World Thinking Day celebration held at New Town Secondary School. During the celebration, the Brownies learned more about 5 different countries: Armenia, Benin, St. Vincent and Grenadines, Egypt and Bangladesh. They took part in activities related to these countries such as food tasting, playing traditional games and learning traditional dances. 8 P6 Brownies were involved in conducting the activities on the country, Armenia, for all the Guides and Brownies present.

On 15 March, the Brownies took part in the World Water Day. They started off by walking from Gardens by the Bay (East) to Marina Barrage, then taking part in activities such as learning a hip-hop dance and visiting the various exhibition booths. They also completed a learning sheet on water conservation in Singapore.

On 3 April, the Brownies learnt how to make soap from natural ingredients such as goat’s milk and essential oils. They sold the soap they made during Honours Day to raise fund for the school. They raised a total of $336. It had been a meaningful and memorable experience.

Current Affairs Club members interview Chengdu School Leaders

Three school leaders, Ms. Yan, Mr. Pu and Mr. Yang from Chengdu visited the school on 10th April 2014. It was an enriching school visit for them, as well as a memorable experience for some of the CHIJ OLQP pupils as they had the opportunity to interact with the school leaders. As the School Visit drew to an end, the three School Leaders were greeted by seven courageous and confident Current Affairs Club pupils. Koo Min Soe (Pri. 4 Hope), Joelle Soh (Pri. 4 Hope) and Caitlyn Kok (Pri. 4 Hope) interviewed them in Mandarin while Francine Lee (Pri. 4 Hope) translated and noted down their responses diligently in English. Lariena (Pri. 4 Hope), Samantha Ngeow (Pri. 5 Love) and Charlotte Yang (Pri. 5 Peace) took photographs of the interview session. These seven enthusiastic pupils had the opportunity to apply all the skills they were taught during their Current Affairs Club CCA into practice. They did an

Can you spot our Current Affairs

Club’s reporters and photographers?

Ms. Yan shares about her fruitful experience visiting different schools in Singapore. Camera, interview, action! Current Affairs Club pupils interviewing the 3 Chengdu School Leaders.

A group photo before flag-off at Gardens Posing with the mascot, Water Wallyby the Bay (East)

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These are the soaps we made!

Learning how to

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ICT-Cyber WellnessOn 12th February 2014, four of our Primary 4 pupils were selected to attend “The Cyber Wellness Student Ambassador Programme” (CWSAP) in the School of Science & Technology. This Conference provided an extended platform to engage pupils’ voice and promote cyber wellness peer advocacy. The objectives of the CWSAP were to complement existing cyber wellness education efforts by providing an extended platform for pupils to voice out issues on cyber wellness and engage pupils in cyber wellness advocacy through discussions on cyber wellness issues and formulation of peer advocacy projects. At the end of the conference, pupils were able to share good cyber wellness practices and strategies. The pupils had an enriching time and are ready to hold the title, “Cyber Wellness Ambassadors”.

On 18th March 2014, some Primary 5 pupils attended the WZCOE Science Enrichment Camp at River Valley High School. The theme of the camp was “Under the Sea”. Based on this simple and yet imaginative theme, a series of interesting workshops was held. Our pupils had the opportunity to design a high speed boat using the principles of aerodynamics and grow their very own sea garden filled with “coral reefs”. They also constructed a life pod that was to be launched out to the ocean safely.

York ExperienceThe wonderful experience at the Robert Wilkinson School in November 2013 had been an enriching learning journey for us as we immersed ourselves in the school environment. We had fun interacting with the pupils and conducted a drama session about Sang Nila Utama for them. The enthusiasm showed as the pupils took on the roles of Sang Nila Utama and acted the roles out professionally. We were amazed by their drama skills!The most memorable part of the experience would be the warm hospitality of the pupils, teachers and staff from the school. They made us feel welcomed and every moment spent with them had been splendid! What a great learning experience!

Pupils with their Certificate of Participation at the end of the day

Our Cyber Wellness Ambassadors are listening attentively to the introduction on cyber wellness issue.

Cyber Wellness Ambassadors are

enjoying themselves at the photo booth.

From 9 February to 19 February 2014, Ms Helen Davis and Mr Gareth Jones from Robert Wilkinson Primary, York, England, embarked on a teacher attachment programme in our school. They taught classes, held workshops for the W8 Cluster and immersed themselves in our IJ school culture. Our pupils benefitted greatly from their innovative teaching methods and cultural exchanges. Both teachers returned to York with fond memories of their experience here.

Overseas Teacher Attachment CHIJ Our Lady Queen of Peace & Robert Wilkinson Primary

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Tabletennis 2014From 25th March to 3rd April 2014, our Table-Tennis junior and senior teams participated in the West Zone Table Tennis Tournament held at Xingnan Primary School. Our girls had shown good sportsmanship and perseverance while playing against the opponents. We would like to congratulate our senior team in achieving the 4th position and qualifying for the National Primary Schools Championship in July.

National Gym Competition 2014. On 2nd and 4th April 2014, three of our girls participated in the National Primary Schools Women Artistic Gymnastics Championship 2014. They have done the school proud by doing well in their individual events in the competition.Under ‘A’ Division Girls, For Floor Exercise event, 1st in position, Tamara Anika Ong (5 Faith ). 2nd in position, Tan Shayne (5 Hope ). For Balancing Beam event, 1st in position, Tamara Anika Ong ( 5 Faith ).For Vault event, 3rd in position, Tamara Anika Ong ( 5 Faith ).For All-Around, 3rd in position, Tamara Anika Ong ( 5 Faith ).Under ‘C’ Division Girls, Tan Jann from 1 Love was the youngest competitor in the competition. Though she did not win any awards, she managed to attain the 12th position out of a total of 72 competitors.

Guessing the right virtue of joyfulness

Guiding the right direction through the

virtue of Trust

Acknowledging the virtue of love andcaring as a good friend.

Let’s complete the Friendship puzzle together.

Character Development (CLIMB) Character and Citizenship Education Carnival The termly two-days CCE Carnival was organized by the Character Development Department during the week of International Friendship Day. As a joint effort between the Character Development Department and WSA team, pupils are required to participate in the various station games in pairs. This was in line with the International Friendship Day. The pupils enjoyed the various stations such as solving the friendship puzzle, guessing the right virtue and guiding the right direction. They demonstrated the virtue of cooperation, joyfulness and enthusiasm. Faith Teo of Primary 6 Faith enjoyed being a CCE mentor and said, “The station on ‘Words of Appreciation’ allowed us to pen down messages we have to say to our friends. Friendship is an integral part of our lives and it is a good way to honour and cherish the friendship we have around us.”

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Character and Citizenship Education

Character and Citizenship Education (CCE) seeks to nurture pupils into responsible citizens with good character through planned and meaningful learning experiences. As such, our school has embarked on the ACE the Virtues programme which was introduced in the beginning of the year. ACE the Virtues serves as a platform to acknowledge positive behaviours and cultivate good moral values exhibited by the pupils. Deserving pupils will be rewarded with ACE the Virtues stickers which they will paste on their ACE the Virtues card. This programme provides opportunities for pupils to uphold our school vision - Learner, Leader, Lady. Let ACE the Virtues together!

National Education @ CHIJ OLQPEach year, the school commemorates four key National Education events, with the aim to develop national cohesion and rootedness to Singapore. These events are: Total Defence Day, International Friendship Day, Racial Harmony and National Day. Through them, the pupils and staff gain awareness of the facts, circumstances and opportunities facing the country. They also build emotional belonging to the community and nation.

VIA Department On 7th Mar 2014, the VIA Department collaborated with the Restroom Association of Singapore (RAS) to conduct a hand washing activity for the pupils. During their recesses, pupils practised the correct way of washing hands and checked if their hands were free of germs after washing. The pupils participated actively and learnt the importance of maintaining personal hygiene.

The stickers motivated us to be good pupils.

Our ACE the Virtues cards!

ACE the Virtues card

Total Defence DayIn February, the school commemorated Total Defence Day. It marks the fall of Singapore to the Japanese on 15th February 1942. This poignant day involves every resident in Singapore playing a part, individually and collectively, to build a strong and cohesive nation that is well-prepared for any situation.In the spirit of the theme this year, “Because You Played A Part”, the pupils displayed a deeper understanding of the individual’s effort in maintaining the stability of Singapore as a home for its people. They are reminded of what it means to have a home – one that is safe and secure. Collectively, pupils created collages of what home means to them and wrote message of conviction to uphold the five pillars of defence: military, economic, social and psychological. In addition, they drew comics that depicted examples of these messages.The pupils participated actively in a special Total Defence Carnival during recess. Through simulations of obstacle courses, they learned how military defence is key to ensuring the security of a community. The message of Total Defence was presented again during assembly in a school-wide quiz entitled “Finding the Missing Piece”. The interactive segment required the involvement of the audience to answer a set of quiz questions correctly to open a series of combination locks that would eventually locate the crucial missing piece in a jigsaw picture – symbolic of the collective effort needed to make Singapore a home that we love and cherish. In the following week, the school participated in a fire evacuation drill to instill a sense of readiness for emergency situations.

Student emcees explain the significance of Total Defence during assembly before launching into quiz mode for the “Finding the Missing Piece”

Teachers provided timely hints for pupils to guess the correct answers in order to open the combination lock

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Prosperity Toss (Lo Hei)

I@Ease Day for staff (26 March 2014)

Congratulations to the promotees

IJ Bakes The staff enjoyed an IJ Bakes bonding session on 26th March facilitated by Ms Lee Shulian. They had a good time baking Blackberry and Coconut Squares cookies.

Birthday Celebration

for staffStaff born from January to March had a joint birthday celebration and each of them received a personalized birthday present.

GEO 1A1Mdm Zakiah Bte Zainol A. M.Miss Vivian OngMiss Fu Yixue

GEO 1A2Mrs Pearlyn ErMiss Lee Lufang, Charmian Mdm Raihana Snin

GEO 1A3Mdm Nancy Tham Lai Po Mdm Lily HoiMdm Naelah Nor Binte Othman Miss Lai Pey ChyiMdm Wendy Lye

Bollywood DanceThe staff learnt the Bollywood Dance from the instructor, Ms Lavanya. They had a great workout session while dancing to the rhythm of traditional and modern Indian music.

Let’s toss to a propsperous year of the Horse!

Married Name: Mdm Celine Teo

Husband’s Name: Mr Chiam

Wedding Date: 23 November 2013

Mother: Mdm Lydia NatasyaName of Son: Naufal Eshan

DOB: 16 November 2013

Married Name: Mdm Zakiah Bte Zainol A. M.

Husband’s Name: Mr Helmi Bin Mohd. Taib

Wedding Date: 08 March 2014

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