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VISION
Thinkers, Innovators and Leaders who make a difference for the greater good
MISSION
Anderson Secondary School seeks to provide a stimulating and vibrant learning environment that nurtures the whole child. Our Mission is to be a premier school recognized for developing and inspiring in all Andersonians a sense of purpose, and constancy to reach their full potential for self and nation.
VALUES cAring in Action Noble in Character Daring in our Dreams
Excellent in all our Endeavours
MOTTO
With Constancy and Purpose
THE MARCH OF THE ANDERSONIANS Ever onward, Andersonians, Always ready to go. With constancy and purpose, To failure we’ll say “No” Progress is what we aim for, Success is in our sight. So marching forward, and never backward, Our future will be bright. Ever onward, Andersonians, We’ll be loyal and true. And not forgetting our Alma Mater, In everything we do. Steadfast and always active, In work and in our play. So striving for a spotless reputation, We’ll keep it that way.
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PRINCIPAL’S FOREWORD It is hard to believe that a year has passed since I took over as the Principal of the school. There were many activities and events conducted to enrich the learning of Andersonians and school life was made so fun and exciting that one barely noticed the passing of time. Which event or activity in 2016 left the deepest impression on your mind? How has it enhanced your learning experience in school? For me, the highlight last year was definitely the inaugural Education and Career Guidance (ECG) week held during the Sabbatical session. To enhance our graduating students’ understanding of their personalities and interests, students underwent DISC profiling and participated in a forum discussion with industry professionals where they listened to the professionals’ experiences and asked questions to deepen their knowledge of the world of work. An exhibition was also held to allow students to learn more about the post-secondary education landscape and the various pathways that they can consider. Another memorable event was the Teachers’ Day Celebration. Our students paid tribute to their teachers through songs, dances and games. The performances were so impressive that the audience sat unflinchingly throughout, mesmerised by what they had watched. A few of our teachers also came together to produce a highly entertaining video production, which brought much laughter to the audience. The event was truly a good showcase of our students’ and teachers’ gifts and talents.
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These wonderful experiences would not have been made possible without the careful planning and hard work of our teachers. Under the guidance of our teachers, our students continued to perform very well in both academic and non-academic areas. On the academic front, our students achieved excellent results in the National GCE Examinations. Our L1B5 score for GCE ‘O’ level examinations and ELMAB3 score for GCE ‘N’ level examinations have improved. In the co-curricular area, our CCAs have consistently garnered awards at zonal and national competitions. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all teachers for their commitment and dedication. In addition, I would also like to thank our School Advisory Committee members, parents and friends of Anderson for their constant support. Our Anderson Family would not be complete without your presence and contributions. Finally, I thank the Publicity Team for coming up with the Yearbook. There is no better way in reminiscing about the past than to read the Yearbook. Enjoy the Yearbook! Mrs Tan May Teng Principal
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Staff & Partnerships
School Advisory Committee The School Advisory Committee (SAC) plays an important role in Anderson Secondary School. The committee members share their insights, give feedback on our programmes and suggestions for improvement. They also share their experience as working adults with our students under Career Guidance and Education (ECG) to expose students to more learning opportunities.
Mr Lian Wee Cheow Chairman
Mr Aaron Lam
Honorary Treasurer
Mr Yeo Whee Jim Member
Dr Lam Kian Ming
Mr Leong Hong Yew
Dr Patrick Liew
Ms Lily Goh
Member
Member
Member
Member
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Old Andersonians Alumni Society (OAAS) Anderson Alumni (ANDA) The Old Andersonian Alumni Society (OAAS) has assumed a new name this year – Anderson Alumni (ANDA). ANDA has continued to contribute to the school and collaborate with the team of dedicated teachers and Principal, Mrs Tan May Teng, who came on board last year. In line with the alumni annual tradition, ANDA continued to support the school’s activities, such as the Speech & Prize-Giving Day, Graduation Ball and Teacher’s Day High Tea this year. The team also met the school’s Liaison Committee and the School Leaders on a termly basis to provide updates to and discuss activities / events with the school. The team looks forward to being a vibrant part of school life and supporting the school’s activities in the coming year. Anne Hoh President ANDA
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Parents Support Group (PSG) Anderson Parent Support Group 2016 was a fruitful year for Anderson PSG! As always PSG brought together many parents, had bonding sessions for the parents and children where we had loads of fun and a great time together. It was indeed heart-warming to see participants so forthcoming and supportive. First event of the year the Anderson Food Fair 2016 “Bon Appetit” held on 16 May 2016 was a great success. Anderson canteen was abuzz on that very day with Chinese, Malay, Vegetarian, Exotic, Snacks and Drink stalls. The enthusiastic parents of Andersonians came into action. With months of preparation by Food Fair Committee members, parents served out a sumptuous spread of food spaghetti, curry chicken, udon, laksa, fried chicken wings, refreshing drinks and delightful desserts. The committee and PSG@Anderson would like to thank all Andersonians and teachers their support. We specifically want to thank our parents including some PSG alumni who supported us through their generous donations and precious time. And we are proud that the proceeds of a total of $10K from the food fair went to the school’s needy students.
Our hearts overflow with gratitude to everyone involved in making this such a great event. PSG joined the school to celebrate Racial Harmony Day in the most meaningful way. Students savoured the yummy food from different ethnic groups set up by the parents and enjoyed themselves thoroughly. In October, two Parent-Child bonding activities, Terrarium and Clay Moulding workshop received overwhelming responses. Parents and their child picked up new skill in gardening and had better understanding in taking care of indoor plants in Terrarium class while Clay Moulding Workshop helped to build patience. All of us were very delighted to see our mini sheep done at the end of the session. There were opportunities to meet the school leaders for rich dialogues to understand school policies and discussion on good parenting. The year ended well and we hope to continue to add value to Anderson in the coming 2017 serving as Anderson PSG!
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Teaching Staff 2016 (From Left To Right) Row 1:
Ms Sim Hui Yin (HOD/CCE), Mr Aravinthan s/o Kumaran (AYH/US), Mr Ng Ching Enn Stephen (SH/EL), Mr Goh Yoon Keong(SH/CL), Mr Adam Bin Ahmad (HOD/HUM), Mr Ng Wei Da (AYH/LS), Mr Hng Choon Keong (SH/MATH), Mr Sim Lee Yong (HOD/A&T), Ms Shamilah (YH/LS), Mrs Doreen Sim Mui Hiang (VP1), Mrs Tan May Teng (P), Mrs Lee Chia Yee (VP2), Mr Yu Yang Ming Ernest (YH/US), Mrs Sabariah Ash’ari (HOD/EL&LIT), Mr Tay Peng Cheng Eric (HOD/MTL), Ms Lee Siew Lin (HOD/MATH), Mr Chan Ivin (HOD/SCI), Mr Indrajit Singh s/o Rundhir S (HOD/PE&CCA), Mr Lim Kiang Wee (HOD/ICT), Mr Leow Teng Hong (SSD), Mrs Theresa Lim (HOD/ADJ)
Row 2:
Ms Chew Shuhan Evelyn, Ms Angela Jacob, Mrs Guo Lilin Lilian, Ms Wang Sichuan, Mrs Goh Li Eng, Mdm Zhang Li Ya, Ms Tan Kiak Ping Anne, Mdm Cheng Hooi Yu Jane, Ms Sua Shuying Michelle, Mrs Caroline Lawrence, Ms Farn Hsing Chieh, Mrs Peh Kok Wah, Mdm Deepa d/o Supramaniam, Mrs Pamela Priya Raj, Mdm Loh Shihui, Ms Lee Yan Mui Dolly, Mdm Noorlizasabariah Bte Ramli, Ms Soh Wan Ting, Ms Soh Si Ying, Mdm Liau Ming Ming June, Mrs Ang Mei Lin Amy, Ms Kwok Shi Min, Shermine, Mdm Lenny Tusya Binte Samsudin, Mrs Hui Ching Hong Christine, Mdm Wong Lai Fong, Ms Mardhiah Binti Mohamed Said, Ms Venessa Patricia, Mrs Greak Kumar, Mr Thetchnamuthi s/o Dharmalingam
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Row 3:
Mr Muhammad Hazmi Bin Harisf Adillah, Mr Lin Wenwei, Ms Chang Li Jun Winnie, Ms Tasha Eu Lynn, Ms Syazwani Binte Mohamad Roslan, Mdm Lum Yoke Wah, Mdm Asnah Asrap, Mrs Qiu-Ng Lu De Ruth, Mdm Aw Sean Ling, Mdm Liu Jingbo, Ms Khoo Poh Leng, Ms Khoo Sin Hua Felicia, Mdm Tey Chin Chin, Ms Tan Wei Ern Pearlin, Ms Mok Lai Koin, Mrs Goh Piak Yun Trixie, Mdm Suziyanti Bte Jepto, Mdm Waheeda Bte Mohammad, Mdm Ho Hui Zheng Shirley, Mrs Merlin Tan, Mrs Grace Priya Joseph, Ms Gao Weiwei, Ms Oh Hui Ying, Mr Ilango Rama Appaswamy, Mr Loke Khin, Mr Chin Ah Swee
Row 4:
Mr Lai Rher Wei Roy, Mr Lim Gui Xian Andrew, Mr Hairol Mohamed Hossain, Mr Lim Kuan Yick Arthur, Mr Sivanesan s/o V.Makesan, Mr Ranganathan Jagan, Mr Lee Xinzhan Andrew, Mr Seet Qin Fong Matthias, Mr Koh Wei-Chong Nicholas, Mr Tang Wei Chuen Gary, Mr Lin Binchuan, Mr Leong Kwong Tine Ken, Mr Mohamed Alfin s/o Habib Rahman, Mr Mehervan Singh, Mr Vijayakamalan s/o Kumarsamy, Mr Ahmad Farkhan Bin Mohd Nasir, Mr Neo Eng Hup Edward, Mr Kwok Sheng Da, Mr Low Mingsheng Benedict, Mr Chur Kok Wee, Mr Chen Xinghui, Mr Yong Eng Kiat, Mr Riyan Sukarno B Basry, Mr Muhammad Nurikhwan Bin Sahri, Mr Wong Teck Hock, Mr Wong Foo Kit
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School Management Committee (From Left To Right)
Seated:
Ms Lee Siew Lin (HOD/MATH), Mr Leow Teng Hong (SSD), Mr Chan Ivin (HOD/SCI), Mrs Doreen Sim Mui Hiang (VP1), Mrs Tan May Teng (P), Mrs Lee Chia Yee (VP2), Mr Yu Yang Ming Ernest (YH/US), Mr Tay Peng Cheng Eric (HOD/MTL), Mrs Sabariah Ash’ari (HOD/EL&LIT)
Standing:
Ms Shamilah (YH/LS), Ms Sim Hui Yin (HOD/CCE), Mr Sim Lee Yong (HOD/A&T), Mr Goh Yoon Keong(SH/CL), Mr Indrajit Singh s/o Rundhir S (HOD/PE&CCA), Mr Adam Bin Ahmad (HOD/HUM), Mr Hng Choon Keong (SH/MATH), Mr Lim Kiang Wee (HOD/ICT), Mr Aravinthan s/o Kumaran (AYH/US), Mr Ng Ching Enn Stephen (SH/EL), Mr Ng Wei Da (AYH/LS), Mrs Theresa Lim (HOD/ADJ)
Aesthetics & Technology Department (From Left To Right)
Seated:
Mdm Kamsiah, Mrs Greak Kumar, Mr Loke Khin, Mr Sim Lee Yong (HOD/A&T), Mr Mohd Nazarudin, Ms Lee Yan Mui Dolly, Mdm Waheeda Bte Mohammad
Standing:
Mr Kwok Sheng Da, Mr Ranganathan Jagan, Mr Hairol Mohamed Hossain, Ms Sua Shuying Michelle, Ms Tasha Eu Lynn, Mdm Cheng Hooi Yu Jane, Mr Muhammad Nurikhwan Bin Sahri, Mr Chur Kok Wee
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English Language & Literature Department (From Left To Right)
Seated:
Ms Shamilah (YH/LS), Mr Ng Ching Enn Stephen (SH/EL), Ms Angela Jacob, Mrs Sabariah Ash’ari, Mrs Caroline Lawrence (ST/EL), Ms Khoo Poh Leng (ST/EL), Mr Riyan Sukarno B Basry, Mdm Loh Shihui
Standing:
Ms Kwok Shi Min, Shermine, Ms Wang Sichuan, Ms Chang Li Jun Winnie, Mdm Deepa d/o Supramaniam, Mrs Qiu-Ng Lu De Ruth, Ms Tan Wei Ern Pearlin, Ms Tasha Eu Lynn, Mr Koh Wei-Chong Nicholas, Mrs Pamela Priya Raj, Mrs Goh Piak Yun Trixie, Ms Tan Kiak Ping Anne, Ms Soh Wan Ting, Ms Chew Shuhan Evelyn, Ms Venessa Patricia
Mathematics Department (From Left To Right)
Seated:
Mr Hng Choon Keong (SH/MATH), Mrs Peh Kok Wah, Mr Mohamed Alfin s/o Habib Rahman, Mr Lim Kiang Wee (HOD/ICT), Ms Lee Siew Lin (HOD/MATH), Mr Wong Teck Hock (ST/MATH), Mr Tang Wei Chuen Gary, Mdm Wong Lai Fong (LT/MATH), Mr Lin Binchuan
Standing:
Mrs Guo Lilin Lilian, Ms Farn Hsing Chieh, Mr Lin Wenwei, Mr Neo Eng Hup Edward, Mr Vijayakamalan s/o Kumarsamy, Mr Muhammad Nurikhwan Bin Sahri, Mr Lim Gui Xian Andrew, Mr Low Mingsheng Benedict, Ms Oh Hui Ying, Mdm Magdalene Foo Seok Cheng
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Mother Tongue Department (From Left To Right)
Seated:
Mdm Zhang Li Ya, Mr Chin Ah Swee, Mr Thetchnamuthi s/o Dharmalingam, Mr Goh Yoon Keong(SH/CL), Mr Tay Peng Cheng Eric (HOD/MTL), Mdm Asnah Asrap, Mr Ilango Rama Appaswamy, Mdm Noorlizasabariah Bte Ramli
Standing:
Mrs Grace Priya Joseph, Ms Syazwani Binte Mohamad Roslan, Ms Sim Hui Yin (HOD/CCE), Mdm Aw Sean Ling, Mr Chen Xinghui, Mr Ahmad Farkhan Bin Mohd Nasir, Mdm Suziyanti Bte Jepto, Mdm Liu Jingbo, Ms Gao Weiwei, Ms Mardhiah Binti Mohamed Said
Science Department (From Left To Right)
Seated:
Ms Mok Lai Koin (ST/CHEM), Mr Mehervan Singh, Mr Lim Kuan Yick Arthur (ST/BIO), Mr Chan Ivin (HOD/SCI), Mr Leow Teng Hong (SSD), Mr Mohamed Alfin s/o Habib Rahman, Mdm Tey Chin Chin (ST/PHY)
Standing:
Mrs Hui Ching Hong Christine, Mrs Goh Li Eng, Ms Khoo Sin Hua Felicia, Mdm Lum Yoke Wah, Mr Lai Rher Wei Roy, Mr Wong Foo Kit, Mr Yu Yang Ming Ernest (YH/US), Mr Aravinthan s/o Kumaran (AYH/US), Mr Lim Gui Xian Andrew, Mr Chur Kok Wee, Mr Lee Xinzhan Andrew, Mr Ng Wei Da (AYH/LS), Ms Chang Li Jun Winnie, Mrs Guo Lilin Lilian, Ms Kam Kit Yin
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Humanities Department (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Mr Riyan Sukarno B Basry, Mr Adam Bin Ahmad (HOD/HUM), Mr Eu Lee Chung Don, Mr Yong Eng Kiat (ST/HIST&SS), Mr Seet Qin Fong Matthias
Row 2:
Mrs Merlin Tan (ST/GEO), Mrs Ang Mei Lin Amy, Mdm Lenny Tusya Binte Samsudin, Mdm Cheng Hooi Yu Jane, Ms Tan Wei Ern Pearlin, Mdm Liau Ming Ming June
Row 3:
Mdm Ho Hui Zheng Shirley, Ms Soh Si Ying, Ms Kwok Shi Min, Shermine, Ms Wang Sichuan, Ms Chew Shuhan Evelyn
Physical Education Department (From Left To Right)
Standing:
Mr Koh Wei-Chong Nicholas, Mr Neo Eng Hup Edward, Mr Leong Kwong Tine Ken, Mr Suganthan G Vandayar, Mr Indrajit Singh s/o Rundhir S (HOD/PE&CCA), Mr Low Mingsheng Benedict, Mr Tang Wei Chuen Gary, Mr Sivanesan s/o V.Makesan (ST/PE)
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Information & Technology Team (From Left To Right)
Standing:
Mr Lim Kiang Wee (HOD/ICT), Mr Keith Diong Cheng Wei, Mr Mohd Norazman, Mr Teo Char Wei Dylan
Computer Applications Department (From Left To Right)
Seated:
Mr Muhammad Hazmi Bin Harisf Adillah, Mr Lim Kiang Wee (HOD/ICT), Ms Lee Yan Mui Dolly
Standing:
Mr Ranganathan Jagan, Mr Vijayakamalan s/o Kumarsamy
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Executive & Administrative Staff (From Left To Right)
Seated:
Miss Liew Mui Chin Patricia (AM1), Miss Gythri D/O Ramalingam (AM2), Mrs Doreen Sim Mui Hiang (VP1), Mrs Tan May Teng (P), Mrs Lee Chia Yee (VP2), Mr Chong Weng Seng (OM), Mr Mohd Nazarudin
Standing:
Mdm Shantha Selvakumaran, Mdm Kamsiah, Mdm K Annamalay, Mdm Ratinah Binte Haron, Mdm Rasamel D/O Veerappan, Mdm Susheela D/O Manickam, Mr Suganthan G Vandayar, Ms Noormunirah Binte Mohd Arsad, Ms Chan Sze Mun Kelda, Mdm Quah Yuet Hong Vivien, Ms Eileen Wong, Mdm Naimah Binte Mohamed Said, Mdm Annah Bte Abdullah Pagi
Not in Picture:
Mdm Leong Yin Tho Joyce, Mr Jafri Edres
SSD, Senior & Lead Teachers (From Left To Right)
Standing:
Mr Lim Kuan Yick Arthur (ST/BIO), Mrs Merlin Tan (ST/GEO), Mdm Tey Chin Chin (ST/PHY), Mr Yong Eng Kiat (ST/HIST&SS), Mdm Wong Lai Fong (LT/MATH), Mr Leow Teng Hong (SSD), Ms Khoo Poh Leng (ST/EL), Ms Mok Lai Koin (ST/CHEM), Mr Wong Teck Hock (ST/MATH), Mr Sivanesan s/o V.Makesan (ST/PE), Mrs Caroline Lawrence (ST/EL)
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Staff Welfare Team (From Left To Right)
Seated:
Mrs Greak Kumar, Mrs Pamela Priya Raj
Standing:
Ms Eileen Wong, Mdm Noorlizasabariah Bte Ramli, Mdm Ho Hui Zheng Shirley, Mr Leow Teng Hong (SSD), Mr Tang Wei Chuen Gary, Mr Ahmad Farkhan Bin Mohd Nasir, Mr Chur Kok Wee, Ms Chang Li Jun Winnie, Mrs Grace Priya Joseph, Ms Lee Yan Mui Dolly
Student Development Team (From Left To Right)
Seated:
Mr Ng Wei Da (AYH/LS), Ms Shamilah (YH/LS) , Ms Farn Hsing Chieh
Standing:
Mr Yu Yang Ming Ernest (YH/US), Mr Aravinthan s/o Kumaran (AYH/US)
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Department Reports
Aesthetics & Technology Department Art Unit
Design and Technology Unit
Our Vision: A community that… 1. Is creative and able to be a problem solver 2. Has an inquisitive mind and dares to explore boundaries 3. Advocates for the arts
Our Vision: Value creation through D&T with innovative solutions to real world problems
Our Goals: Nurturing Andersonians to be passionate and appreciate visual art, promoting the learning of various art forms/media and providing platforms to exhibit leadership ability. Descriptions of Events/Achievements: 1. Singapore Youth Festival Art Presentation a. Special Mention Certificate, Brandon Ang Kang Jie, class 5/1 2.
HMPS – UNAS Visual Arts Drawing Competition a. Category D / Upper Sec & JC (16-18) i. 3rd Position, Janice Alvina, class 3/6 ii. Consolation, Elizabeth Abigail Tjong, class 3/6 b. Category C / Lower Sec i. Consolation, Yong Yi Ann, class 2/1 ii. Consolation, Kristine Vienne Rebecca Pardon, class 2/4
Hopes and Dreams for 2016: Provide opportunities for students 1. To showcase their artwork 2. A platform for curatorial project 3. To engage the community
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Our Goals: 1. Equip students with problem solving skills so that they have the abilities to apply the skills across all disciplines. 2. Engage students and build a link between textbook knowledge and real world application. Descriptions of Events/Achievements: This year the Design and Technology unit has embarked on an integrative approach with the lower secondary students in establishing collaborative programs with the IPW committee and the Service and Student Leadership committee. Applying basic design and technology knowledge and design thinking skills to solve real world problems, the secondary one students work on the theme “Classroom Hack” to improve their learning environment. Secondary two students work on the theme “Greying Population (Elderly Needs)” to increase awareness of the greying population to design and make a product to improve the quality of life for the elderly. All Upper Secondary D&T students undergo a series of learning activities that aim to infuse qualitative design experiences as added value to ignite the spark of innovation. Students are also exposed to diverse design skills, incorporating methods and design prototyping techniques to achieve the desired results of a holistic design programme.
Nutrition and Food Science unit
Music Unit
Our Vision: To empower students to be health-conscious and discerning consumers; enabling them to better manage their lives for the present and the future.
Music at Anderson Secondary School continues to be enjoyed by students of all levels. The General Music programme is designed to develop musical skills such as instrumental playing, aural listening skills and the knowledge of reading musical notation and creating musical scores.
Our Goals: To equip students with lifeskills that optimise their resources of food, finance and time to meet their physical ,mental, social and economic needs. Hopes and Dreams for 2016: Provide opportunities for students 1. To participate in more NFS-related competitions 2. To showcase their skills 3. To engage the community
It is strongly governed by the musical world of a student, as inspired by Patricia Campbell. Students are articulate in the arts and are confident musical talents who are given various platforms to showcase their artistic skills. The approach, as proposed by Campbell, considers a student’s musical experiences in her environment and this pedagogy has been widely practised in countries as Australia, the United States of America and the United Kingdom. Valuing students’ personal musical interests and having them work through a variety of non-formal and informal learning styles is synonymous with the adoption of this pedagogy. Modes of assessment are varied in content, form and structure. Assessment is designed to ensure that there is engagement with sustained music-making activities. As the students are the best appraisers of the teaching they receive, the teachers behind the General Music Programme thrive on the feedback, encouragement and thus assessment is designed to cater to all students from all streams. Music as a GCE O level subject is also offered to interested upper secondary students.
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English Department Our Vision: A confident speaker and critical thinker who respects others and is well informed about world issues.
Descriptions of Events/Achievements: This has been another busy but rewarding year for staff and students in the English Department.
Our Goals: At the end of four years of English Language education, the Anderson Graduate will have the following qualities:
Drama based on Reading All Secondary 1 and 2 students are exposed to the Drama based on Reading Programme. In these 2 years of fun-filled drama games and activities and stepping into the world of their Literature texts through process drama, Andersonians are equipped with real-world skills such as teamwork, critical thinking and problem solving. Inevitably, students become more confident presenters and curious thinkers. This year, the Sec 1 students were exposed to drama games and were able to experience Literature come to life through exploration of a short story, “Adeline Ng Ai Choo”, from their text Little Ironies. Likewise, the Sec 2s learnt about an element of Literature, conflict, from another short story from Little Ironies, “Monster”, through drama games and process Drama. They also had a chance to explore the skill of improvisation and theatre sports in Term 3 & Term 4.
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He is able to use English to express himself. He will attain foundational skills, particularly in grammar, spelling and basic pronunciation. He is a confident communicator who has good interpersonal skills. He is intellectually curious and mentally agile, with a thirst for knowledge. He is informed about world and local affairs. He is able to evaluate and synthesise information critically. He empathises with and respects others.
Theatre Exposure - Shakespeare in the Park In May this year, all Sec 2 students went to Fort Canning Park to experience one of Shakespeare’s most recognisable and accessible works, Romeo & Juliet. Students had a fun-filled and exciting evening watching the Singapore Repertory Theatre’s production. National Reading Challenge Workshop In January this year, a select group of Secondary 3 Literature students attended an improvisational storytelling workshop sponsored by the National Library Board. During these sessions, they learnt about the stage and how to be expressive through their voice, facial expressions and movements. Additionally, they experimented with many improvisational acting techniques and learnt the importance of teamwork and thinking on their feet while performing.
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Literature Festival - Shakespeare’s Birthday On the occasion of the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, the Upper Secondary Literature students whisked the school population off to the settings of the Bard’s most celebrated works onboard our own Literature Airways. Inspired by the Merchant of Venice and Romeo and Juliet, the Secondary Three Literature students put up two wildly creative takes on Portia’s suitors, and on Shakespeare’s favourite themes of anger and jealousy in the hilarious ‘Lomi Yeo and Julie Yeh’. The Secondary Four Literature students presented an energetic and passionate staging of Julius Caesar’s momentous death -- one of the most memorable scenes that Shakespeare has ever penned, open to interpretations that are at once shocking and grimly satisfying. Arts Festival During the Arts Festival, the Secondary Three Literature students performed a psychological thriller entitled ‘The ALIVE museum’ - where ‘selling your soul’ to a job takes on a literal meaning. With statues that come alive and a sinister curator who is on a constant lookout for a new assistant, the audience thoroughly enjoyed themselves. UNSW Competitions In Term 3 this year, our students participated in the Writing Competition as well as the English Competition organised by University of New South Wales. We are so proud that in the Writing category, 170 students participated, 8 students achieved High Distinction and 39 students achieved Distinction awards. Here are the students who achieved the High Distinction awards in the Writing category: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Tammy Tan Jon Tagle Keng Xin Yi Brenda Hang Claudia-Skye, Lee Xin Bernice Lim
7. Yu YouJing 8. Quek Li Yang, who was also awarded a medal from UNSW for his achievements. In the English (Vocabulary) category, 218 students participated and the school was awarded 7 High Distinction and 37 Distinction awards. The High Distinction award winners are as follows: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
Jon Tagle Felicia Chan Leong Kit Yee Liew Shan Ping Wong Zi Yang Andrea Goh Quek Li Yang, who was also awarded a medal from UNSW for his achievements.
PESA Competition Wong Zhi from Sec 3/4 came in 7th in the Plain English Speaking Award at the national level in Term 3 this year. Farewell to EL & Literature Department Staff We are saddened to announce that 3 of our dedicated English & Literature teachers are leaving the school to pursue other interests. They are Ms Tasha Eu Lynn, Mrs Ruth Qiu-Ng and Ms Evelyn Chew. We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to these teachers for working tireless and for all the sacrifices that they have made to help the students excel in English & Literature. We wish them all the best in their future endeavours. Hopes and Dreams for 2016: English & Literature Department teachers hope to raise the standards of English in Anderson Secondary School as we know that language ability is an important skill that must be cultivated in our students for the globalised world.
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Mathematics Department 2016 has been another eventful and rewarding year for the Mathematics Department. Andersonians were given many opportunities to engage themselves in exciting activities to deepen their learning and appreciation of Mathematics. Below are some highlights of these activities: Singapore Mathematical Olympiad In the Singapore Mathematical Olympiad Competition, Andersonians overcame tough competition from prestigious institutions to bag a total of 5 Gold, 12 Silver and 10 Bronze awards. In addition, Zhang Jia Rui (3/2) attained 29th position and Wu Zhuolin (3/2) attained 30th position in the senior category, while Chen Anni (4/1) attained 23rd position in the open category, doing the school proud. Australian Mathematics Competition In the Australian Mathematics Competition, Anderson Secondary School was awarded 13 High Distinction and 30 Distinction awards. Our brilliant mathematicians, Chen Yu Hong (3/2) and Zhang Jia Rui (3/2) won the “Australian Mathematics Prize Award and Best in School Award” for their outstanding performance. All Singapore Secondary Mathematics Competition for Normal Course Students Previously known as “All Singapore Lower Secondary Maths Competition”, this competition aims to promote the passion in learning Mathematics among normal course students since its inception in 2009. This year, twelve Andersonians participated in the competition and the Secondary 5 team, comprising of Ng Yin Ci, Wei Yao and Nurul Amira Binte Muhammad R Y, did exceptionally well by emerging runners up in the team category. Wei Yao also emerged as the overall champion in the individual category. Math Buddy Programme Our school continued to collaborate with Admiralty Primary School in the Math Buddy Programme. Once every week, a total of twelve Sec 3 Andersonians spend an hour with the younger pupils in Admiralty Primary School to coach them in their work. As much as the primary school pupils have benefitted from this programme, Andersonians have also gained valuable experience from this meaningful project and demonstrated the school value “Caring in Action”.
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Professional Development Besides the weekly Professional Learning Circle discussions, the Mathematics teachers also attended a series of workshops conducted by renowned educators to deepen our pedagogical and content knowledge. Some of these include: Higher Order Thinking Skills Workshop Conducted by Dr Lai Chee Chong, this workshop focused on developing higher order thinking skills for O-level Mathematics, in which teachers revisited concepts and skills in crafting questions that employ higher-order thinking skills. Strategies and experiences on how to develop higher-order thinking skills in pupils were also shared during the workshop. Master Class by Outstanding-Educator-in-Residence We were very privileged to have hosted MOE’s Outstanding-Educator-in-Residence Mr Li Guozhi to conduct a Master Class for our Mathematics teachers. Mr Li is an innovative Mathematics educator from Changsha, China. He has invented around 100 teaching tools, of which “An Assemble of Learning Tools for High School Mathematics” was awarded the prestigious Bronze award at the 114th International Invention Expo in Paris. His Master Class titled “Exploring Geometry and Trigonometry in the Teaching and Learning of Secondary Mathematics” has provided much insights to our department teachers and inspired us to explore and experiment with various hands-on activities in the teaching of Geometry. Staff Movements In Dec 2015, we bade farewell to our Head of Department Ms Leow Hwee Fen, as well as our teachers Ms Rosalind Lee and Mr Tan Tee Wee, and thanked them for their years of contribution to Anderson Secondary School. At the same time, we welcomed our new HOD, Ms Lee Siew Lin, to lead the department in the years to come.
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Humanities Department Our Vision: “Nurturing responsible and rooted global citizens who can think critically, communicate persuasively and create compassionately” Our Goals: 5 Goals 1. Building Relevancy 2. Building CPA (Engaging Content, Pedagogy and Assessment) 3. Building Innovative Practices 4. Building Teachers’ Capacity 5. Building Quality Relationship
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Building Relevancy In line with our central goal of building relevance to the school community, the Humanities Department adopted multiple approaches to connect students’ learning to the real world. Students were able to hone their critical thinking skills through experiential learning experiences, both within and outside of the classroom, through collaboration with internal and external stakeholders. In this way, the department reasserted the continuing relevance of the Humanities in a volatile and changing world. Building Engaging Content, Pedagogy and Assessment (CPA) and Innovative Practices We have done away with summative assessment for Secondary 1 in the Mid-Year Examinations and focused on alternative modes of assessment such as creating websites on WIX for rainforests. For the Secondary 2 NA students, they were tasked with creating a board game and assessed based on the game-creating process. The history unit continued with Historical Investigations with improvements made to the rubrics.
In terms of pedagogy, the Humanities teachers anchored thinking routines such as See-Think-Wonder and 5W1H in our inquiry lessons. Upper Secondary teachers also incorporated Socratic questioning techniques to develop critical thinking. Using real world case studies and examples, Humanities teachers continue to make our subjects relevant for students. The Secondary 1 to 4 Geographical Investigations Field Trips continue to challenge our students to demonstrate inquiry skills in the real world context. On top of that, we challenge students through the application of syllabus content to current affairs and global issues. Our students had the opportunity to participate in the Harmony and the Post National Day Dialogue. In addition, selected students with outstanding performance participated in subject-based competitions and did the school proud by clinching awards in the NUS Geography Challenge, National Library Board History Investigation Challenge and the Ngee Ann Finance Uncovered Now Trail. Humanities teachers constantly update our practices to ensure that we remain innovative and creative. As such, the Geography unit embarked on discovery/risky fieldwork, by shifting the ownership over the investigations from teacher to student.
Building Teachers’ Capacity and Quality Relationships This year, the department has been given numerous opportunities to attend relevant programmes and courses to learn how to lead in peer sharing and research. These opportunities and platforms help to develop their abilities through training, mentoring and sharing. During school attachment experience, Mdm Lenny mentored Geography undergraduate teaching scholars. In addition, the more experienced teachers mentored the younger teachers to carry out lesson study, action research and other professional learning projects. Mrs Amy Ang and Mr Hazmi shared on Historical Investigation while Mrs Merlin Tan shared on Geography Investigation with other schools. Mdm Jane Cheng worked with other teachers to use the concepts in Making Thinking Visible in our classrooms. Teachers in the department were given physical and mental space to brainstorm on how to make their subject relevant during departmental meetings. The department created opportunities for cross discipline collaboration. While the teachers worked hard they also played hard together embracing the progressive outlook and values of the Humanities Department Family.
The department has also come together to leverage on the strengths of different units in the planning of Humanities Week, Total Defence Day, Racial Harmony Day as well as International Friendship Day.
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Mother Tongue Department Chinese Language Unit
母语双周活动 今年的母语双周活动在三月下旬举行。部门延续了去年的 活动框架，为不同年级学生设计不同类型的语言文化活动。 中一学生的活动与戏剧有关，今年我们给学生介绍了皮影 戏，内容采用家喻户晓的中国民间小说《西游记》。课堂 上除了有老师讲解西游记的由来，其中最精彩的部分是学 生的表演。最让学生有成就感的莫过于孙悟空、猪八戒、 唐僧和沙僧这四大传奇人物的皮影制作，五颜六色的玻璃 纸，制作出来的作品令人赏心悦目。部门为中二年级学生 开办的美食项目，今年选了小金杯、豆干包和麻薯的制 作。看到同学们都戴上手套，忙着学习制作食品，还可以 大快朵颐，整个场面热热闹闹，令人好不开心。 至于中三年级，有部分学生选择学玩陀螺和扯铃。学生初 步是学甩陀螺，接着是打陀螺以便陀螺能继续转动，最后 是弄花式。扯铃的学习的过程与陀螺大同小异。当陀螺或 轮子在学生的操作下转动了起来，学生的喜悦与成就感不 言而喻。有部分中三学生则选择学下围棋。围棋课程一向 来都很受学生的欢迎，今年不但有初级班，还配合学生的 程度开了进阶班。中四的学生今年主要参加了和“新谣” 有关的演唱活动，内容包括认识“新谣”的由来，新谣歌 曲的创作，艺人的介绍等，其宗旨是让学生对新加坡青春 歌谣的创作历史与贡献有多一些认识。
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颜氏公会导览活动 国家文物局在4月15日举办一年一度的“新加坡文化遗产 节”（Singapore Heritage Festival），为期一个月，目 的在于鼓励国人进一步认识并发掘本地历史与文化。配合 了此一活动的推行，在4月30日，我校17位中一和中二学 生导览员到了颜氏公会为文化、社区及青年部政务次长马 炎庆先生和公众进行导览。这项有意义的活动，除了让人 们有机会认识会馆的历史变迁及现代发展外，学生们也获 益良多。 实践性学习之旅 为了配合中二高华课文《幸福的黄丝带》的教学，让学生 对所学的知识有更进一步的了解，我校举办了一个实践性 学习之旅。在3月24日，所有修读高华的中二年级学生在 老师的带领下，到“援手之家”参观，并进一步了解“援 手之家”如何协助吸毒成瘾者戒毒。受访的学生都表示通 过这个学习之旅，他们对所学的知识有进一步的了解，也 学会了更加包容和谅解曾犯错的人。 校际比赛 部门一向都希望学生能发挥自己的才华，因此往往致力于 派有潜能的学生参加校际比赛，让他们从中吸取宝贵的经 验。今年，参赛的学生以自己的实力，取得了骄人的成 绩，为学校争光。这些学生包括了4/1班的侯雨馨、3/1班 的吴雨婵和2/2班付美涵。侯雨馨在南侨中学主办的新蕾奖 全国中学生华文创作比赛中获得一等奖。吴雨婵则以自己 的作品《围墙》荣获第一届南洋华文青少年文学奖比赛的 优秀奖。付美涵在由圣公会中学，《早报逗号》、《大拇 指》、《玲子传媒》联办的“2016年全国中小学现场华文 故事创作比赛”中获得了优胜奖。在此要恭贺所有得奖的 同学！
Mother Tongue Language Fortnight Programme (21st - 31st March) Sec 1: Dikir Barat Workshop Sec 2: Sago Dessert making workshop and competition Sec 3: Traditional Games Competition Sec 4: Syair recital workshop Hawazi Award Scrabble Competition @ Bishan Park Secondary School – 14th April Zonal category: Champion • Muhammad Zulhilmi Bin Zulkiffli 4/6 • Mariam Binte Osman 4/6 • Muhammad Hilman Bin Rohaidi 3/2 • Mohamad Muhaimin Ihsan Bin Mohd 1/4 National category: 4th position Malay Language Unit Our Vision: 1. To develop future ambassadors of the community and nation who are intelligent and praiseworthy in character. 2. To develop benevolent individuals who sincerely and generously contributes for the good of humanity Our Goals: 1. To appreciate language proficiency in our students. 2. To enhance creativity and critical thinking in our students. 3. To cultivate a deeper understanding and appreciation for Malay language, literature, culture and history in our students. ML Programme MLEP Lecture Series: Bridging Knowledge @ Tampines Junior College – 27th February (Sec 3 Malay Literature students) Mencari Tekad IV: Keberanian untuk hidup berdasarkan prinsip yang tersendiri @ Anderson Secondary School – 8th March Literature seminar with local Malay authors (Sec 3 and 4 Malay Literature students) N3 Malay Scrabble Competition 2016 @ Pei Hwa Secondary School – 23rd March 2016 Group category: 1st runner up • Muhammad Zulhilmi Bin Zulkiffli 4/6 • Mariam Binte Osman 4/6 • Muhammad Hilman Bin Rohaidi 3/2 • Muhammad Irfan Bin Abdul Rahim 3/5 Individual category: Champion • Muhammad Hilman Bin Rohaidi 3/2 4PM Debate Competition – 12th to 26th March National category: Semi-finalist
Show & Tell @ MTL Symposium 2016, Suntec City – 20th August (Sec 2NA ML students) Anderson- SMSAH (Kedah) Twinning Programme – 27th to 31st August (Selected Sec 2 & 3 students) Republic Poly Theatre Workshop – 20th September (Sec 2E, 2NA & 2NT ML students) ASAS 50: Hamzah Hussin Book Launching @ Jalan Pisang – 22nd Oct (Sec 3 Literature students) EMAS Programme @ Anderson Raden Mas Theatre Appreciation @ Esplanade – 15th January (Upper sec HML & Literature students) Translation Workshop @ Singapore Press Holding – 1st August (Sec 3 HML students) Malay Language and Cultural Camp @ Pulau Ubin – June (Sec 1 HML students) EMAS Dialogue Session – 30th September Malay Finesse Camp – 19th Oct (Selected Sec 2HML) EMAS Cultural Immersion Programme – 6th to 11th November (Sec 2 HML students) Hopes and Dreams for 2016: • To enhance language proficiency, confidence and creativity of non-HML students through theatre. • To enhance HML students’ critical thinking and spontaneity in public speaking through debate. • To participate in competitions so as to expose non-HML students and sharpen HML students critical thinking ability. • To promote and cultivate the love for Malay literature and language in our students.
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ஆண்டர்சன் தமிழ்த்துறை இவ்வாண்டு ஆண்டர்சன் உயர்நிறைப் பள்ளி மாணவர்கள் பள்ளியிலும் மற்ை இடங்களிலும் நறடபபற்ை பல்வவறு நிகழ்ச்சிகளில் கைந்துபகாண்டு பயனறடந்தனர். தமிழ்பமாழியில் ஆற்ைறைப் பபற்ைவதாடு கறை கைாசாரம் பண்பாடு பற்றியும் அறிந்துபகாள்வதற்கு மாணவர்களுக்கு வாய்ப்பு அளிக்கப்பட்டது. இதில் கைந்துபகாண்ட மாணவர்கள் பயனறடந்தார்கள். மாணவர்களுக்குக் கற்ைல் பயணத்திற்கும் ஏற்பாடு பசய்யப்பட்டது. தமிழ் மாணவர்கள் அறனவரும் பயனறடயும் வறகயில் தமிழ்பமாழி வாரம் பகாண்டாடப்பட்டது. இதனால், மாணவர்கள் பை நன்றமகறை அறடந்தார்கள். ‘லிட்டில்’ இந்தியா கற்ைல் பயணம் வகம்பல் வைனில் நறடபபற்ை பபாங்கல் விழாக் பகாண்டாட்ட நிகழ்ச்சிக்கு மாணவர்கள் அறழத்துச்பசல்ைப்பட்டனர். பபாங்கல் பற்றிய கண்காட்சிறயப் பார்த்துப் பபாங்கல் பற்றிய பை தகவல்கறை அறிந்துபகாண்டனர். அங்கு நறடபபற்ை வகளிக்றக நிகழ்ச்சி மாணவர்கறை பவகுவாகக் கவர்ந்தது. இந்தக் கற்ைல் பயணம் நல்ைவதார் அனுபவக்கல்வியாக அறமந்தது. தாய்பமாழி வாரக் பகாண்டாட்டம் மாணவர்களின் பமாழி வைர்ச்சிக்கு உதவும் வறகயில் வாய்பமாழிறய வமம்படுத்துவதற்கான நடவடிக்றககளில் ஒரு பிரிவு மாணவர்கள் கைந்துபகாண்டார்கள். இந்திய உணவு வறககள் குறித்து மாணவர்கள் இறணயத்தின்வழிப் பை தகவல்கறை அறிந்துபகாண்டார்கள். வதாறச, வறட, முறுக்கு வபான்ை இந்தியப் பைகாரங்கறைத் தயாரிக்கும் முறைகறை வநரடிகாகக் கண்டு அறிந்துபகாண்டார்கள். இந்தியப் பண்பாடு மற்றும் பாரம்பரிய விறையாட்டுகள் பற்றியும் அறிந்துபகாண்டார்கள். வமலும், அவ்விறையாட்டுகறை விறையாடி மகிழ்ந்தனர். பமாழி சார்ந்த பை நடவடிக்றககள் மாணவர்கறை பவகுவாகக் கவர்ந்தன. தேசிய அளவிலான த ாட்டிகள் No
Name
Competition
Prize
1
Regunathan Niveda (4/2)
Poetry writing
2
Sa Aarthie (2/4)
Essay writing
First consolation
3
L Kousalya Devi (4/3)
Essay writing
consolation
4
Senthil Kumar Sriram(4/3)
Oratorical competition
consolation
ஆண்டுத ோறும் பள்ளியில் மிழ்ம ோழிசோர்ந் தபோட்டிகள் நடத் ப்படுகின்றன. இவற்றில் சிறப்போகச் மசய்யும் ோணவர்கள் த சிய அளவில் நடடமபறும் தபோட்டிகளுக்கு அனுப்பப்படுகிறோர்கள். அந் வடகயில் இரோஃபிள்ஸ் கல்வி நிடையம் த சிய அளவில் நடத்திய கவிட , கட்டுடர, தபச்சுப்தபோட்டி தபோன்றவற்றில் ஆண்டர்சன் உயர்நிடைப் பள்ளி ோணவர்கள் ங்கள் திறட டயக் கோட்டி மவன்றுள்ளனர். ஆசிரியர்கள்
ங்களிப்பு ‘யோன் மபற்ற இன்பம் மபறுக இவ்டவயகம்’ என்ப ற்மகோப்ப ஆண்டுத ோறும் ஆண்டர்சன் உயர்நிடைப் பள்ளி ஆசிரியர்கள் ற்றப் பள்ளிகளுக்கும் ஆசிரியர்களுக்கும் ங்கள் கற்பித் ல் உத்திகடளப் பகிர்ந்துமகோண்டு வருகின்றனர். அந் வடகயில் இவ்வோண்டு மிழோசிரியர் திரு இளங்தகோ இதயோ சுகோங் உயர்நிடைப் பள்ளியில் பயின்ற, த சிய நிடைத் த ர்வுகடள எழுதிய ோணவர்களிடம் த ர்வுத் ோள்கடள எவ்வோறு திறட யோகச் மசய்வது என்பதுபற்றிப் பகிர்ந்துமகோண்டோர். த லும், அவர் த சிய நிடையில் கருத் றி டைச் சிறப்போகச் மசய்வ ற்கோன உத்திகடளயும் N3 குழு ப் பள்ளி ஆசிரியர்களிடம் பிடழயின்றித் த ர்வுத் ோள்கடளத் யோரித் ல் பற்றிய உத்திகடளயும் பகிர்ந்துமகோண்டோர். இ ன் மூைம் ற்றப் பள்ளி ோணவர்களும் பயனடடயச் மசய் ோர் என்பது மபருட க்குரிய ஒன்றோகும்.
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Physical Education Department Our Vision: Andersonians who lead a healthy and physically active lifestyle Our Goals: Promoting a lifelong healthy lifestyle through sports, physical activity and outdoor education. It was another eventful year for the dynamic team in the Anderson PE department in 2016. The annual cross country returned to our familiar venue at Bishan Park. The Sports Carnival was held again this year together with the Arts Fest. Having the Sports Carnival in school allowed for greater flexibility to have a good mix of games, sports and recreational activities which saw a record number of participants. These sports events provided platforms for all to engage in healthy physical activities and display of the Andersonian sportsmanship together with our dynamic staff! Our Sec 3 students went on an adventure camp at Camp Challenge during the Anderson Sabbatical which provided them with opportunities to experience rugged activities, teamwork, resilience etc. The Anderson PE programme has been reviewed and aligned to the new MOE syllabus, with students learning a wide variety of sports and games (ranging from invasion, net barrier & striking/fielding). To measure the effectiveness of the PE programme, students are assessed in the Physical and Affective domain in addition to the Cognitive domain. In the Physical domain, students are required to demonstrate sports skills and team play which they have learnt during PE lessons. Lower secondary games assessment require students to be able to demonstrate fundamental sports skills such as passing/receiving, shooting, dribbling etc while upper secondary students be able to demonstrate advanced skills such as offensive/defensive games strategies. In the Affective domain, students are credited or penalised based on positive or negative behaviour shown during PE lessons. A student, for example, will earn points if he demonstrates sportsmanship, teamwork etc during games or be penalised if he demonstrates selfishness, negativity etc during games Our students were given opportunities to learn new sports such as Bowling and Tennis during the Sports Education Programme which were conducted as post exam activities. The department in collaboration with SWBC also organised a bowling competition for staff at the Civil Service Club where our staff had plenty of fun! Hopes and Dreams for 2016: Students learn new skills in various sports and game and be involved and have passion for various physical activities in a safe environment.
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Science Department
As a community of science teachers, we value openness and embrace a growth culture that is committed to professional development. We aim to exemplify our school values of being caring in action, noble in character, daring in our dreams and excellent in all our endeavours when working with teachers and students.
Science Enrichment Program @Anderson Anderson continues to groom students into thinkers and innovators by immersing its pupils in a series of engaging science activities. Beginning in Secondary 1, pupils attend a series of workshops on clean water technologies conducted in school as part of their science enrichment program. Through these lessons, pupils learnt how different technologies work to bring clean water to consumers. Secondary 2 pupils focused on alternative energy where they had fun learning what alternative energies are available and how they work. These skills will help our students be more aware of the importance of a sustainable environment and how science can help make it happen.
Our Goals: 1. Plan and implement lessons that are differentiated to students’ needs so that they can excel 2. Plan and deliver programmes that allow students to explore their interests in science, especially in STEM education. 3. Plan and implement learning experiences in and out of the classroom such that students enjoy the learning process. 4. Develop teachers through regular observations, selfevaluation and feedback, and grounded in the most recent academic and pedagogical research.
Centre of Excellence (COE) Activities As the Cluster Centre of Excellence for Science, Anderson hosted many school visitors as they come for science competitions and workshops. A major annual event for the Science Department this year was the hosting of the 15th Elementz Science Project Competition and Exhibition. This year, the event saw a total of 96 teams from secondary school (Lower Secondary levels) and primary schools showcasing their research projects at the school hall. We also submitted three of our best projects from among the Sec 2 Science Research Projects Programme and one of them won a silver award.
Our Vision: The Anderson Science Department is committed to helping our students EXCEL in the area of science education. We are dedicated in providing a science curriculum that allows students to EXPLORE their interests and at the same time ENJOY the learning process.
Science Competitions Throughout the year, Andersonians took part in a great variety of science-related competitions. The following are some examples of these competitions.
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17th Elementz Science Research Conference and Exhibition Held annually at Anderson Junior College, our pupils did the school proud by winning the Silver award for their study on making plastics with corn starch led by our science teacher Mdm Lum Yoke Wah. Youth Science Conference The culmination of the Science Mentorship Program from December 2015 to September 2016, two teams under the guidance of Mdm Tey Chin Chin and Mr Arthur Lim completed their scientific paper for publication and presented it during the 22nd Youth Science Conference at NUS. The pupils were awarded a Distinction award for their research on materials to build an underwater drone and a Merit award for their research on nanoparticles for lithium batteries. National Science Challenge National Science Challenge is a science competition organized by the Singapore Science Centre for 15-year-old students that involves both indoor and outdoor challenges. Students are given real-life problems to solve and present their knowledge on current technologies – all on national television. Our students, led by Mr Mehervan Singh, have done us proud to be amongst the top 16 teams in Singapore as quarterfinalists.
UNSW Each year our school participates in the International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS) Science Assessment under University of New South Wales. The competition involves the assessment of students’ skills in key scientific areas of interpreting data, application of the data and higher order thinking skills. This year we have four students who have achieved the High Distinction Award. Congratulations Hopes and Dreams for 2017: • To continue to promote a science curriculum that enables students to enjoy, explore and excel in their journey of learning science • To promote STEM education and its relevance in today’s society • To have a conducive environment for teachers’ personal and professional growth in order to deliver such a curriculum • To provide more opportunities for students to excel in science competitions
Ignite Skills Challenge 2016 The Ignite Skills Challenge is a national competition organized by ITE for N level students to put their creativity and science skills to the test. Our students, led by Mr Andrew Lee, did the school proud by winning the most innovative design award for the bullet vessel competition and the 1st runner up for the flower power competition.
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Character and Citizenship Education Education Career Guidance (ECG) In alignment to the overarching objectives of Character & Student Guidance Committee (CSG) and Education Career Guidance (ECG), there have been a few new initiatives this year to ensure that students have been equipped with the necessary knowledge to make responsible and informed decisions. The inaugural ECG Fair which took place in Term 1 during Sabbatical week seeks to empower our graduating cohort with such decision-making abilities. The 3-day program consists of a panel discussion featuring speakers from various industries, concurrent course talks and exhibition booths to share education and career information. More than 15 tertiary education partners participated in this fair, either through exhibition booths or conducting interactive sessions for students to glean further insights and make informed choices based on their interests, abilities and passion. Apart from that, students who were keen in applying for the Early Admission Exercise also learnt how to present themselves through preparatory sessions for resume writing and interviews. Last but not least, in order to steer students towards the correct pathway in acquiring a positive attitude towards learning, we have also kick-started the Work Attachment Programme, which is part of Time Out Programme. Over a short span of 3 days, the experiences that the students have gained through this partnership with our industry stakeholders have been valuable.
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Time-Out Programme 2016 The Time-Out Programme (TOP) is a ground-up initiative, seeking to develop selected Secondary 2 and 3 students to reach their full potential, which in turn will motivate them to excel in their studies and other non-academic pursuits. The time-out approach puts emphasis on the enhancement of character development and social-emotional skills, so as to help students to overcome personal, family or social barriers that confound their motivation for and performance in learning. In 2016, the TOP students went through a series of character development programmes and activities conducted by external trainers. Through authentic hands-on activities such as a 2D1N camp during the June holidays, Archery Tag, bowling and Dialogue in the Dark @Ngee Ann Polytechnic, students were provided with a platform to develop their character, attitude and life-skills that will benefit them in the long run. We also partnered with various companies such as Halogen, Acorn Training and Warm Buns to send selected students for a 3-day work attachment during the June holidays. This experience has taught our TOP students invaluable lessons in developing work attitudes and appreciating the importance of interpersonal relationships. In addition, students also attended weekly study sessions, dedicated to purely doing their homework and revision. Students who have undergone this programme found it useful in aiding them to have a structured environment to revise their work individually or as a group.
Heritage and Citizenship Education 2016 2016 was an exciting year for Heritage and Citizenship Education. This year, Andersonians commemorated the four National Education commemorative events in style and to great success. We learned more about Total Defence through an immersive assembly programme, and celebrated International Friendship Day with presentations by our international students about their home countries, and our annual Anderson NATAS fair, which featured the learning experiences of our overseas school trips in 2015. This year’s Racial Harmony Day was also replete with fun and food, as students enjoyed traditional games and scrumptious local delights. Our National Day Observance Ceremony and Concert also emphasised student participation, as students participated in a memorable parade with our first ever civilian contingent, and in a meaningful meditation on future Singapore. Andersonians were also given the opportunity to extend their learning to beyond the classroom, as they enjoyed a rich variety of learning journeys. During Orientation week, the Secondary 2 and Secondary 4 students visited significant national institutions and local museums like the Navy Museum, Tuas Incinerator Plant, Marina Barrage, and the newly opened National Gallery. In addition, our Secondary 2 students also led the way by participating enthusiastically in the Ang Mo Kio Heritage Trail, where they were guided by their own classmates to understand the rich history of the community around them. The Heritage and Citizenship (HCE) Ambassadors were instrumental in the planning and execution of our National Education commemorative events, taking up the roles of presenters, emcees, backstage hands, and facilitators. They led the way in sharing about Singapore at our weekly sharings, and in learning about future Singapore at The Future of Us Exhibition. During June, they also took on the roles of photojournalists, as they put photography and interview skills together to present engaging narratives in their inaugural exhibition ‘What Makes a Singaporean’. In addition, Torres Jelaena Lee and Eunice Chong were selected to participate in the week-long South East Asia Leadership Network (SEALNET) Youth Leadership Summit 2016, where they had the rare opportunity to learn alongside international college-level students about service leadership. As 2016 draws to a close, the Ambassadors will embark on their annual day camp, where they will plan for the next year’s work in the organisation and facilitation of their peers’ learning on our nation’s heritage, while imbuing the sense of belonging and citizenship within each and every Andersonian.
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Service & Student Leadership Service & Student Leadership (SSL) committee aims to develop Andersonians into a caring community of thinkers, innovators and leaders who inspire and serve. Hence, the SSL focuses on developing students who are caring in action and noble in character. With the overarching objectives in mind, the school continued and sought out new collaboration opportunities with the community partners. For example, the Secondary 2 students piloted a Values In Action (VIA) Programme in collaboration with Family Central, Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP) and Pacific Health Centre. In alignment with the VIA theme of “Bonding with the Community�, and with the rapidly ageing population in Singapore, the programme focused mainly on befriending the elderly. As the students might not have much experience interacting with the elderly, NYP students gave talks and facilitated the students on how to communicate with the elderly. The Secondary 2 students took over the lead and planned their own VIA activities for the respective beneficiaries. Mainly, students came up with performance items, prepared snacks and games to befriend the elderly from the Pacific Health Centre. The elderly were enthusiastic and participative during the sessions. In also the pilot phase of the Intergeneration Learning Programme (ILP), two classes also designed and planned three different classes for the elderly to participate in to remain socially active. These classes were Social Media, Line Dance and English-Dialect. Students planned the 4 sessions on their own, drafted lesson and choreographed dance moves. The sign up rate was overwhelming, and definitely encouraging. The elderly also showed interest and have since requested for more similar lessons to continue their life-long learning in the near future!
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Information, Communications and Technology Department Our Vision: To be an institution that leverages on new and emerging technologies so that learning can take place anytime and anywhere as well as for administrative excellence. Our Goals: 1. To create a pervasive and vibrant ICT school culture. 2. To integrate ICT into curriculum, pedagogy and assessment. 3. To provide professional development in the area of ICT for teachers. 4. To provide ICT support and resources that will facilitate effective teaching and learning. 5. To provide platforms for sharing of best practices and collaborative opportunities among teachers. ICT has always been harnessed as a tool to facilitate self-directed (SDL) and collaborative learning (CoL) for students and teachers in our school. Since 2011, we have used a learning management system (LMS) as a one-stop location for students and teachers to interact and work collaboratively. In-house training was provided for both students and teachers to use the new LMS effectively. Various departments have designed and implemented a series of student SDL and CoL activities. Our Lower Sec Computer Education (CE) programme continues to equip our students with baseline ICT skills such as word processing, presentation and spreadsheet to meet the demands of the 21st century. The Sec 1s were taught how to navigate and use our LMS for teaching and learning as well as for administrative purposes. They were also given refresher sessions on Microsoft Office applications. These refresher sessions serve to help them recollect what they have learnt in primary school to prepare them for a more rigorous programme in Sec 2. They have also learnt how to create engaging presentations using an online tool called Prezi. Our Sec 2 students learnt how to use online tools such as Google Apps for collaboration, creation of surveys, data collection and processing. They also learnt photo-editing using free online tools such as Fotor.com. This year, we participated in IDA’s Code For Fun programme where we exposed our Sec 1 Normal Academic and Normal Technical students to coding. They went through a 5 x 2h training programme to learn how to code using Arduino as a platform. They learnt how to incorporate their programming to control self-built robots. Our teachers also went through a similar programme to understand what the students will learn in the programme. In terms of external sharing sessions, we had 3 teams of teachers selected to present in the N3 Cluster ICT Symposium 2016. These 3 teams were from the PE, Science and Mathematics departments respectively. Hopes and Dreams for 2016: For 2016, the department hopes to promote coding to our students as it is a very useful skill to have for the 21st century. This is the reason we embarked on the Code for Fun programme with IDA. We also hope to build up the competencies of new teachers joining the school to empower them to use ICT as a tool to make teaching and learning more effective. We accomplish this through providing customised trainings for them.
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Innovation & Enterprise Our Vision: To create a culture of innovation & creativity in the school community. Our Goals: • To explore and create new opportunities for innovation and creativity. • To inspire every Andersonian to be a change maker and an innovator. Innovative Project Work (IPW) This year, IPW revamped the entire innovative curriculum and adopted the use of Design Thinking as the main methodology to drive the entire program. This project is specially catered for Secondary 1 students to equip them with the 21st Century competencies and skills: Inventive and critical thinking, Communication skills etc. It targets to teach students to be empathetic learners to gain insight in developing themselves to be problem finders before going on to be problem solvers. The theme of this program is “Enhancing the life of the nonacademic staff in the school”- which includes the security guards, the canteen vendors, the general office staff, etc. This program also adopted a differentiated learning approach to better cater to the needs of the different streams in Anderson. Award: Won Gold award for YEA Innovation Award for the third consecutive year. This year the team focuses on using Design Thinking to help individuals with disabilities. Their project focused on creating assistive tools for these individuals to use when they are bathing, to help them enhance their way of life. One of these tools was powered by running water to create a rotating motion to scrub the back of individuals whose hands may be amputated.
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Won twice for Best Cluster Suggestion in MOE Idea Bank. 1st Idea - Focus on launching Design Thinking in developing Sec 1 students in their interdisciplinary project work also known as Innovative Project Work (IPW). It is a collaboration between the Design & Technology Department and the I&E committee that focuses on teaching Sec 1 students how they can play an active role in enhancing the life of non-academic staff in school. This programs focuses on empowering these Sec 1 students with 21st CC skills and preparing them for the future. 2nd Idea - Focus on creating a Design Challenge for students to showcase their entrepreneurial dare in brainstorming and realising practical ideas in revamping the Student Activity Hub into a place designed by the students for the students. Event for school staff: A Design Challenge campaign for the school staff was launched to encourage school staff to come forward and share their collaborative efforts in making the school a better place. This is a platform for teachers to throw in their ideas to improve and enhance the school environment through various ways and means. Hopes and Dreams for 2016: To develop that Entrepreneurial Dare spirit in every Andersonian to act and achieve great endeavours. To engage every staff in building a culture of innovation and creativity.
School Events
Sec 1 Orientation (8 Jan)
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Sec 1 Campfire (8 Jan)
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CCA Open House (16 Jan)
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Cross Country (4 Mar)
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Sec 3 Adventure Camp (9-11 Mar)
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Veggie Monday (4 Apr)
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Speech and Prize Giving Day (8 Apr) Guest of Honor: Mr Mark Lo, Principal of St Andrew Junior College
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ANDSSWinitsuksa Exchange (17-24 Apr)
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Shakespeare’s Birthday (20 Apr)
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Safer Road Campaign (30 Apr)
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PSG Food Fair (16 May)
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ANDanz (4 Jun)
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Anderson Student Council Investitute (14 Jul)
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ANDSS National Day Parade (8 Aug)
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National Day Concert (8 Aug)
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Teachers’ Day Concert (1 Sep)
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Goodbye & All the best!
Staff Farewell
Staff Farewell
Mr Adam Bin Ahmad
Mr Lim Kiang Wee
Mr Ang Chip Seng
Mr Ng Wei Da
Mdm Wong Lai Fong
Mr Mehervan Singh
Mdm Waheeda Bte Mohammad
Mr Thetchnamuthi s/o Dharmalingam
Ms Chew Shuhan Evelyn
Ms Tasha Eu Lynn
Mr Aizuddin Hassan Bin Shamsuddin
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CCA Reports
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Badminton Teachers-in-charge:
Mr Wong Teck Hock (OIC) Mr Ilango Rama Apaswamy
We hope to develop robustness, fair play and team spirit in the students. The Anderson Badminton team trains on Mondays, 3pm to 6pm at one of the sports halls nearby and on Fridays, 1.30pm to 4.30pm in the school hall.
Captain:
Goals/Achievements:
Berlynn Yeam Pei Yu
Vice-Captain:
Chong Voon Yi
Coaches:
Mr Liew Jun Liang
The Anderson Badminton Team has been training hard to achieve a top 4 placing in the North Zone Badminton tournament. Under the guidance of Coach Liew, the members display commitment and perseverance during our training sessions on Mondays and Fridays. While we did not achieve a top 4 position, we managed to compete in the second round of the North Zone Inter-School Competition.
Hopes and Dreams for 2017:
2017 North Zone Inter-school Badminton Tournament, B Division (Round 2)
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Basketball Teachers-in-charge:
Mr Ken Leong Kwong Tine (OIC) Mrs Christine Hui Mdm Liu Jing Bo Mr Nicholas Koh
Basketball CCA is a competitive sports CCA for both girls and boys. We have 2 divisions for each gender and we participate in the official National school games from January – April (B division) and from July – September (C division). Training sessions are on Mondays and Wednesdays. There will be training on Fridays during tournament period.
C Division Girls:
Goals:
Yeong Wan Ting, Evelyn (Captain) Pyrena Chua Yi Zhen (Vice captain 1) Andrea Siow Shu Rui (Vice captain 2)
C Division Boys:
Wong Jiu Geng (Captain) Kenneth Yeo Jia Yun (Vice captain)
B Division Boys:
Imran B Azman (Captain) Aw Hoe Sheng (Vice captain)
B Division Girls:
Nur Iffah Maisarah Bte Abdul R (Captain) Jacyln Ng Xin Ying (Vice captain)
Coaches:
Ms Zhang Shu (Girls) Mr Lee Boon Hian (Boys)
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We aim to create an environment where: 1. Players have fun and develop their lifelong “passion for the game”. 2. Players create long lasting friendships with their team mates whom they trained hard with every week. 3. Players can learn to win humbly and lose graciously. 4. Players can develop life skills and the values of teamwork, excellence and discipline.
Achievements:
• T net club U14 (girls) level 2 4th placing
Hopes and Dreams for 2017:
We have hopes of being in the top 4 finalists in the North Zone inter school Basketball tournament for both B and C divisions. We hope to win the fair play award again next year.
Netball Teachers-in-charge:
Mdm Waheeda (OIC) Ms Mok Lai Koin Mdm Rafidah Bte Abdul Razak Mrs Goh Li Eng
Coaches:
Mdm Rebecca Choo Wee Chu
2016 has been a very exciting year where both B Division and C Division teams put in their utmost effort and continue to bring glory to the school. Both teams qualified for the National rounds. B Division team made history in Anderson and managed to obtain a Top 4 placing. We believe “ Hard work always pays off” and success will follow. With every drop of perspiration, we are always a step closer towards our goal. Through discipline and determination, our teamwork paid off, and this has allowed the teams to triumph the strong and perform our very best.
Goals:
Netball is not about winning or losing but giving our best on and off court. We also strive to add the element of fun too.
Girls in Anderson Netball Team (G.I.A.N.T) is one big family. Everyone shares a common goal which is to work to the best of our ability and excel in whatever we do. Achievements:
North Zone Netball Championship 2016, B Division - 1st runner-up North Zone Netball Championship 2016, C Division - 2nd runner-up National Netball Championship 2016, B Division - 3rd runner-up National Netball Championship 2016, C Division – Top 8
Hopes and Dreams for 2017:
Not only has G.I.A.N.T trained our girls to meet their greatest potential in terms of skills or game plans, G.I.A.N.T has also pushed them to strive for their best, unleashing their hidden talents and determination. G.I.A.N.T has sparked the drive and passion in the girls, familiarising them with the notion that hard work always comes before success and that giving up is never an option. We hope to continue to build in our girls this ‘never-say-die’ spirit, thereby helping them to perform at their fullest potential.
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Soccer Teachers-in-charge:
The Anderson Secondary Soccer team is only in its sixth year running and we hope to continue to build leadership skills and teamwork in our players. We are a team growing by leaps and bounds and hope to build our reputation as winners on and off the field. The team is led by CCA teachers/mentors-in- charge Mr. Wong, Mr. Ahmad Farkhan, Mr. Vijayakamalan and Mr. Siva and is coached by Mr. Tan.
B Division:
Anderson Secondary School soccer team hopes to give the boys an opportunity to explore and develop their interests and showcase their talents in soccer as well as allow them to develop their character and values. We look forward to better preparing ourselves by varying our training sessions, training at a higher intensity and taking part in more friendly games with o ther secondary schools to better equip ourselves.
Mr Wong Foo Kit (OIC) Mr Sivanesan Mr Vijayakamalan Mr Ahmad Farkhan Brian Neo (Captain) Aaron Ang (Vice Captain) Naushad Ali (Vice Captain) Leon Chow (Administration IC) Muhd Al Baqir (Administration IC) Titus Choy (Logistics IC) Amir Shahiran (Logistics IC)
Coaches:
Mr Tan Sio Beng
Our players are always encouraged to hold themselves to the highest standards of sportsmanship, conduct and development. Players are encouraged to have proper time management in order to balance schoolwork and training time. The boys also have their own kick about sessions with themselves and the school teachers, to foster team spirit and build friendships. The Anderson Secondary School soccer team trains thrice weekly, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from 3pm to 6.00pm and the team consists of close to 60 members. The boys also participate in morning runs on Tuesdays and Fridays, from 7 am to 7.20 am, to make them fitter, stronger and quicker
Goals/Achievements:
• North Zone Inter-school Tournament (B and C division boys – Group stage) • Singapore Youth Olympic Festival (SYOF) 2016 (C division – Quarter final)
Hopes and Dreams for 2017:
We also hope to progress beyond the group stage in the North Zone Inter-school Tournament.
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Table Tennis B Division Boys Captain:
Table Tennis is a fast-paced sport that requires mental fortitude and focus. Our players have been training hard and staying committed to continual progress in their skills. The intense training prepares them for the upcoming competitions and keeps them motivated. More importantly, the training sessions are also pockets of time where student players use to bond and foster stronger friendships. During this year’s competitions, the strong team spirit was evident as both teams cheered their teammates on during every match.
B Division Boys Vice-Captain:
Goals/Achievements:
Teachers-in-charge:
Mdm Tey Chin Chin (OIC) Mrs Merlin Tan Mr Matthias Seet Mdm Jane Cheng Leong Jing Long
B Division Girls Captain:
B Girls: North Zone, 3rd Position C Girls: North Zone, 3rd Position
B Division Girls Vice-Captain:
Hopes and Dreams for 2017:
Sasiy s/o Krishnan Lim Yu Yun Tricia Tan
C Division Boys Captain: Jonas Koh
C Division Boys Vice-Captain: Keane Chua
C Division Girls Captain: See Toh Cheng Ling
C Division Girls Vice-Captain: Ma Ma Maw Joanna
Never say never because limits, like fears are often just an illusion – Michael Jordan. In Table Tennis, we believe in giving our very best during trainings and competitions even in the high standard of competition in the North Zone. Therefore, we will work strategically to maintain our current standings. In preparation for 2017, we will firstly learn to communicate better with our peers and support each other whenever possible. Secondly, in terms of training, we will attempt to learn as much as we can from our coaches. We have confidence in them – their strenuous training sessions and invaluable mentoring will help us grow to become more effective players on court. Finally, we will stay positive and determined in our training and competitions. We will continually strive for excellence in our sport.
Coaches:
Mr Gan Chia Hong Mr Yip Chee Keong
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Volleyball
Teacher ICs:
Mr Benedict Low (OIC) Mr Lin Wenwei Mdm Lenny Tusya Mr Lin Zibin Mr Thetchamuthi
B Division Boys Captain: Wong Khee Hean
Volleyball is a sport where the players are tested both physically and mentally. Intensive training sessions are organized to not only strengthen every individual’s skills but to also bond and unite as a team. The number of training hours would increase before important competitions like the Zonals and Nationals. Despite this, the players have remained committed to the training session and the team. Their optimism and enthusiasm have helped them to further challenge and push themselves to achieve stellar results.
Goals:
Lim Jun Hong
• To help the players to improve their physical, mental, social and emotional abilities. • To provide players with a positive, enjoyable experience where team work and sportsmanship are played out at the recreational and competitive level. • To provide a training ground for character development through the game, instilling values such as fair play, teamwork, discipline and resilience.
Maccolm Seetoh
Achievements:
B Division Boys Vice-Captain: Mohammed Munyim Jaren Ng Jun’en
Welfare Head:
Quartermaster: Chin We Chun
• VAS under 17- Inter school Beach Volleyball Championship 2016 • 4v4 Mixed Category: 2nd, 3rd 4th • 2v2 Boys Category: 2nd 4th
Tan Chang Alex Goh Zhi Hao
Hopes and Dreams for 2017:
C Division Boys Captain: C Division Boys Vice-Captain: Boys Coach:
Mr Lee Boon Kiat
B Division Girls Captain: Toh Cheng Yee
B Division Girls Vice-Captain: Lee Zhi Ying Rachel Lee Jingyi
Welfare Head:
Goh Jia Zheng Flora
Quartermaster:
Serene Lim Yin Cheng
C Division Girls Captain: Chiz Yi Lin
C Division Girls Vice-Captain: Jocelyn Tan Yah Ying Arisa Choo
Girls Coach:
Mr Ng Guan Heng
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We hope to improve on the achievements in 2017. We hope to achieve top 4 in Zonal tournaments and progress into the Nationals.
Wushu Teachers-in-charge:
Originating from various schools of traditional Chinese martial arts dating thousands of years back, Wushu as a sport, is a melding of many of these techniques and routines. Wushu strengthens both the body and mind of students as its routines require a highly precise coordination of the hand, eye, body, foot and form of movement that can only be achieved through constant and rigorous practice.
Upper Secondary Captain:
As both an individual and team sport, it enables students to develop a keener sense of community and teaches them teamwork. These qualities that Wushu cultivates are fully aligned with Anderson’s motto as well as our ANDE value – ‘with constancy and purpose’ and ‘Excellence in our endeavours’ respectively.
Mr Edward Neo (OIC) Mr Chur Kok Wee Ms Tan Kiak Ping Anne Mdm Zhang Liya Tan Jia Wei
Upper Secondary Vice-Captain: Shayna Tay
Goals/Achievements:
Ng Xinyi
National Inter-School Championships 2016 B-Division (Girls) – Second Overall
Lower Secondary Vice-Captain:
Hopes and Dreams for 2017:
Lower Secondary Captain:
Tan Gan Chi
Coaches:
Chng Kit Kiong Zhou Shuzi Zhou Yanchuan
The Anderson Wushu Team hopes to build and strengthen our bonds with each other as we work towards achieving a Top 4 position, for all divisions, in 2017’s National Wushu Inter-School Championship. We strive to improve our skills and stamina, diligently, while upholding the noble spirit of sportsmanship.
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Anderson Military Band Teacher ICs:
Mr Goh Yoon Keong (OIC) Mr Aravinthan S/O Kumaran Mrs Ang Mei Lin Amy Ms Suhailin Bte Hamzah
Band Major: Neo Hui Mui
Drum Major:
The Anderson Band was established in 1970 as a Brass Band, before evolving into a full-fledged Military Band with the addition of the woodwind component. Now known as the Anderson Military Band (AMB). AMB has been actively taking part in the biennial Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) Central Judging, where the band clinched a Certificate of Distinction in 2015, as well as the biennial Singapore International Band Festival (SIBF), where the band was presented with a Silver Medal in 2016.
Secretary:
AMB aims to nurture a passion for music in all members, and provides opportunities for everyone to reach their fullest potential as bandsmen and leaders.
Concert Mistress:
Goals/Achievements:
Lau Ler Hong Wee Dijin
Chan Mun, Dawn
We hope to build character, leadership and friendship through music.
Torres Jelaena Lee
Hopes and Dreams for 2017:
Head Treasurer: Head Librarian: Qu Hanyu
Head Publicity: Tan Li Xin
Head Recruiting Officer: Liew Shan Ping
Head Welfare: Michelle Lim
Coach:
Mr Lim Chong Choon
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We hope to outdo ourselves in the upcoming SYF 2017.
Anderson Theatre Circle Teachers-in-charge:
Goals/Achievements:
Student Leaders: See Qi Rui Adeline Nieves Mayjean
Hopes and Dreams for 2017:
Mrs Trixie Goh (OIC) Mrs Rochelle Tiong Ms Tan Yin Wei
Ex-co members: Riz Patricia Legaspi Jenna Li Muhammad Asfar
• CCA Open House: Improvisation • Blackbox Production 2016: Say No to Bullying (Forum Theatre) • Arts Fest 2016: Playback Theatre • To achieve Distinction in SYF Presentation 2017 • To put up a stunning performance for our public performance at NLB Blackbox together with Adelaide Marryatville High School • To take part in SDEA Conference in June 2017. • To put up puppetry performance for Arts Fest 2017
Instructor: Miss Renee Chua
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Choir Teacher ICs:
Ms Evelyn Chew (OIC) Mdm Aw Sean Ling Ms Tasha Eu Ms Caroline Thomas Exco (2015-2016) President: Liang Yun Xuan Roanne Judith Vice President: Jeremy Samuel Kwik Yi Xian Student Conductor: Arcillas Ancel Bianca Palaez Secretary: Lee Xin Claudia-Skye Treasurer: Lynette Chia Sze Min Livia Anjaneth Lienardi Score Librarian: Dawn Liu Xiao Tian Wardrobe I/C: Benny Ong Hui Jie Ong Hui Min, Mint Concert I/C: Goh Li Min, Andrea Welfare I/C: Eliana Baey Jia Min Publicity and Media I/C: Regunathan Niveda Section Leaders: Arcillas Ancel Bianca Palaez Wong Pei Wen, Kelly Audrey Soh Si Ying Aida Bte Mohamed Zulfiki Jeremy Samuel Kwik Yi Xian Phua Yong Jun Wong Wee Yong Kenny Chen Yan Hao Benny Ong Hui Jie Conductors: Ms Dawn Yin Ms Cherie Chai
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The Anderson Choir strives to build a caring family of choristers, who exhibit choral excellence centred on musicianship, resilience and discipline, and share their passion for music with the community.
Goals/Achievements:
• Performance at CCA Openhouse 2016 • VOICES 2016 • Performance at Speech Day 2016 • Youth Got Talent Competition 2016 • VIA Performance at Thye Hua Kwan Hospital • VIA Performance at SFCCA National Day Sing-along • Performance at National Day Concert • Choir Exchange at ACS(I) • Hong Kong Winter Choral Festival 2016
Hopes and Dreams for 2017:
Next year, we hope to keep making great music by performing in the following: • Singapore Youth Festival 2017 • More guest performances at external events • Our very own VIA project • Singapore International Choral Festival 2017 • Christmas carolling at Gardens by the Bay
Chinese Dance Teachers-in-charge:
The Anderson Chinese Dance aims to nurture students to have the passion for Chinese dance as well as to develop them to become confident, graceful and responsible individuals who will take initiative in their own little way to contribute to the community and pursue excellence in all that they do.
President: Pang Yu Hua Valerie
Goals/Achievements:
Ms Gao Wei Wei (OIC) Mdm Lum Yoke Wah Ms Lee Yan Mui Dolly
Vice-president: Yinmoe Aye Logistics: Chew Xin Ying Audrey Chang Jit Wei
• Awarded Certificate of Distinction at the 2015 Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation (Chinese Dance category) • Performed at ANDanz Concert 2016
Hopes and Dreams for 2017:
We intend to train hard and put up our best performance in the Singapore Youth Festival Central Judging Competition 2017.
Welfare Head: Toh Shi Rong Treasurer Head: Soon Jia Yan Charis Level co-ordinators: Toh Hui Ling Jocelin Ang Shao Jun Lim Zhi Xuan Jean Instructor: Ms Jenny Neo
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Malay Dance Teacher ICs:
Ms Khoo Poh Leng (OIC) Ms Oh Hui Ying Mdm Suziyanti Jepto Executive Committee President: Nursyaliza Bte Norazhar Vice-President: Mohamed Danish B Mohamed S Secretary: Nur Asyura Batrisyia Bte Zainudein Quarter-Mistresses: Cheng Ying Ying Sarah Nur Shireen Wildani Bte N W Nur Shaniyah Bte Jailani Instructor: Mr Zairin Abdul Latiff
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The Anderson Malay Dance Group is an epitome of cultural diversity. The group is made up of local and international students and each brings with them their unique quality and talent. It is this interesting mix of characters and the togetherness that they exemplify which makes this dance group so special. This multi-ethnic composition adds to the vibrancy of the Anderson Malay Dance Group and enriches the experiences of the club members. Goals: • To nurture talent and passion for Malay Dance • To foster team and school spirit of our members • To develop values of diligence and resilience in our members Achievements: The highlight of 2016 was AnDanz 2016 which saw the Chinese and Malay Dance Groups in Anderson coming together and putting up a high quality performance at the Republic Cultural Centre. In addition, we participated in MUARA 2016 at the Esplanade Outdoor Theatre. Hopes and Dreams for 2017: In 2017, we hope to continue to push the boundaries of dance and explore both the traditional and contemporary forms of Malay Dance. We look forward to the Singapore Youth Festival 2017. In addition, we hope to continue to showcase our talent in community events.
Student Council Teachers-in-charge:
Mr Stephen Ng (OIC) Ms Syazwani Mrs Elizabeth Chan Mr Andrew Lee President: Desean Soh Vice-President: Sylvia Aw Secretary: Gladys Tan Treasurer: Seah En Jia, Erin Exco Members: Evy Cho Meng Xuan Nur Liyana Chew Nur Fiqriya Bte Muhammad Esa Yuki Soh Yu Qi Lim Shi Han Ang Jia Rou
Anderson Student Council serves as a pillar in the school by supporting the school population in major events such as Secondary 1 Orientation, Student Council Investiture, Teacher’s Day, Open House, Meet-the-Parents sessions and Graduation Ball each year. Our councillors are selected carefully and trained to be exemplary leaders in their homes and in school, in alignment to principles from The Leadership Challenge (TLC) model. Exposing our leaders to a fresh, enriching experience outside of the classroom enables them to learn soft skills such as teamwork, project management, time management, public speaking, responsibility and leadership. Our Student Councillors are a dedicated group of fine young men and women who constantly strive to demonstrate the school values through their words and actions. Goals/Achievements: In 2016, Student Council was involved in the organisation of key school events such as Secondary 1 Orientation Programme, Student Council Investiture, Teachers’ Day and Graduation Ball. In addition, we collaborated with Singapore Kindness Movement (SKM) and implemented several student-initiated projects such as the motivational running bibs during Cross Country Run, sale of ANDE Values Anime Badges to raise funds for financially needy students as well as leading the student community in the making of personalised Teachers’ Day jars as tokens of appreciation. As part of our Values In Action project, student councillors also participated in the Red Cross Emergency Blood Donation Exercise by doing street publicity for the event at public places. Four Secondary Two councillors also participated in The Leadership Face-Off (TLFO) competition for the first time and achieved commendable results with our Top 4 placing out of 12 finalist schools. Our Exco Leaders also were also involved in the planning of the 3D1N Student Council Camp, where our councillors participated in activities to gain effective leadership and communicative skills and build self-confidence, resilience and initiative to collaborate in groups and lead teams effectively. Hopes and Dreams for 2017: Anderson Student Council strives to continue to work as a team that serves the school and the community to the best of our ability, and to constantly remind ourselves to make a positive difference to the lives of others.
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Art Club Teacher ICs:
Mr Hairol Md Hossain (OIC) Ms Sua Shuying Michelle
The Art Club believes in nurturing students to achieve their • artistic talents • leadership qualities
Executive Committee President: Andrea Chua Yijun
Students will get the experience to create artworks in different forms and media as well as expose them to museum education and collaborative partnership with the community.
Vice-president: Clarice Goh Si Yi
Goals/Achievements: • Participated in SYF Art presentation 2016 • Participated in HMPS-UNAS Visual Arts Drawing Competition 2016 • NKF Photography Competition 2016 • Safety Starts With Me Competition 2016 organised by WSH Council, Ministry of Manpower
Treasurer: Elizabeth Abigail Tjong Welfare: Janice Alvina Logistic: Tan Shian Yin
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Hopes and Dreams for 2017: Our hopes and dreams are: • To go on an art educational overseas trip. • Attend various training and workshop to develop our students’ skills. • Participate in numerous competitions. • Engage in Community Projects.
Cybernetics Teachers-in-charge:
Mr Lin Binchuan (OIC) Ms Wang Sichuan Mr Ranganathan Jagan President: Gerald Ng Vice-President: Muhammad Shaif Han Jin Guang Programming Head: Ajay Balaji Building Head: Tejas Kamble Logistics: Cedric E. Olivas Secretary: James Philip V.C Discipline Master: Cher Boon Khiam Coaches: Joshua Chong Zhixin
Anderson Cybernetics Club specialises in advanced Lego building and programming. Starting from secondary 1, we have in place a systematic training programme that aims to impart skills and teamwork to the students. These skills are key to achieve outstanding results in all competitions. Students of all levels are given opportunities to participate in many competitions such as National Junior Robotics Competition, First Lego League and Asia Pacific Youth Robotics Competition. Our students are also active in all competitions organised by various schools and institutions like Robocup by Pei Hwa Secondary and ITE Ignite challenge. Through these competitions, students build teamwork and gain critical thinking skills which are crucial in the 21st century. Students are also encouraged to attend talks on STEM technology as well as latest developments in the industry. This allows them to have first-hand knowledge of the development in computing and robotics which is beneficial for them in their future endeavours. Moreover, we value and aim to develop teamwork, perseverance and other life skills in which members can apply either in their academics or in life. We train members to learn to be independent individuals and groom and nurture leaders of tomorrow. Goals/Achievements: • 2nd in ITE competition in the Obstacle Course Category [2016] • Merit in ITE competition in the Tracking Category [2016] • 1st and 2nd in Powering Lives Challenge [2016] • 3rd in Underwater Robotics [2016] • Finals for NJRC [2016] Hopes and Dreams for 2017: We hope to aim for greater heights as a club and achieve excellence in all our endeavours.
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Debate Society Teacher ICs:
Mrs Pamela Raj (OIC) Ms Venessa Patricia Karasu Executive Committee President: Lye Hwee Woon Hazel Vice - President: Vera Ho Administration & VIA Head: Wong Zi Yang Welfare & Logistics Head: Gladys Tan
The Debate Society in Anderson is a young and budding CCA. In its 3 years, it has groomed several confident speakers, some of whom are still actively involved in the local debate arena. Training sessions include intense discussions on an extensive range of topics and challenging scenarios for deliberation. The CCA hopes to cultivate in our students a love for learning and a passion for in-depth discussions on local and global matters. Goals/Achievements: The Debate Society aims to: • nurture students in public speaking skills • encourage students to think critically as well as consider multiple perspectives in order to develop balanced opinions on a range of issues, and • develop and grow eloquent and confident speakers and life-long learners. Achievements: • Won first preliminary round of Speak Ventures! 2016 • Overall Best Speaker in Silver Division(6th placing): Quek Li Yang (4/3) • Won first preliminary round of the National Secondary School Debating Championships • Top 20 Best Speakers (Division II): Quek Li Yang (4/3) • Won first preliminary round of Methodist Girls’ Under-14 Debate Challenge Shield • Best Speaker (Round 3): Michelle Lim (2/1) Hopes and Dreams for 2017: We hope to continue preparing our members to become confident and knowledgeable individuals who are able to apply their life skills taught in Debate not only to other academic subjects, but also in their daily lives. It is also our hope to participate in even more competitions next year, and attain more accolades.
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Green Club
Teachers-in-charge:
Mdm Shirley Ho (OIC) Mrs Ruth Qiu President: Leeann Chan Vice President: Tan Yi Kiat Secretary: Chen Jiaxin Publicity Executive/Environment Champion: Cindy Low Xin Yi Publicity Executive/Environment Champion: Song Jia Xi Clarissa Environment Champion: Felicia Chan Khim Moon Project Team Leader: Benson Koh Yin Wei
Anderson Secondary School Green Club’s mission is to inspire our school and the community to respect and care for our environment. Our members serve as advocates to save environment and gain opportunities to get in touch with nature through hands-on gardening activities and learning trails. Green Club goes beyond educating its members on good environmental practices by seeking external partnerships to widen members’ horizon. Members get the opportunities to participate in competitions, environmentrelated workshops and events organised by our partners such as National Environment Agency (NEA), Building and Construction Authority (BCA) and Public Utilities Board (PUB). These organisations educate them on a wide variety of green practices and conservation methods as well as impart invaluable knowledge on going green. Our school Green Club is also recognised for its student-led initiatives to drive the school’s green movement and environmental advocacy with the community through annual commemorative events such as Singapore World Water Day, Earth Hour, Clean and Green Singapore etc. Goals/Achievements: This year has been a purposeful and eventful year for Green Club as our members continue to commit to their mission to protect the environment, promote environmental awareness and be involved through interesting recycling and green initiatives. It has been an enriching experience for our members as they gained public speaking skills from the assembly presentations on our school green efforts. Moreover, meaningful projects like World Water Day, Earth Hour Lights Off, Veggie Monday, No Food Waste Challenge, Fullmark Recycling Drive, Environmental Challenge: Promoting Upcycling, Clean and Green Carnival Performance and an Upcycling workshop have also enhanced our members’ learning experience and provided them with opportunities to lead as school environment ambassadors. These are some of our achievements for 2016: Competition My Green School Video Competition School Green Award Singapore World Water Day Project Go Beyond the Haze Competition BCA Green Building Team Presentation CHENG SAN-SELETAR RECYCLABLE BAG DESIGN COMPETITION Environment Challenge Project- “Promoting Upcycling to the Community”. National Youth EnvirOlympics Challenge National Environment Quiz NYEC Environment Arts Fest BCA Project Build Competition 2016
Award Gold Award Lotus Sustained Achievement Award Certificate of Appreciation Runner up Best Team Presentation Consolation Finalist Certificate of Participation Certificate of Participation Certificate of Participation Merit
Hopes and Dreams for 2017: We aim to develop our members to become confident leaders who are committed to drive the school’s green movement and environmental outreach projects. By formulating the 4 “I” approach to environmental conservation: “Inform, Inspire, Involve, and Improve our Environment”, we hope to continue to inspire others to care for the environment and spread environmental messages with our actions as well as. We dream to reach out to a wider community and make a difference in the years to come.
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Infocomm Club Teacher ICs:
Mr Hng Choon Keong (OIC) Ms Felicia Khoo Ms Soh Siying Mrs Grace Priya 2016 Executive Committee President: Chin Si Ying Vice President: Tan Kye Ting Charmaine Secretary: Seah Shi Lin Chief Trainer (PA): Te Zhong Xiang Aaron Chief Trainer (DM): Ty Grabrielle Elizabeth F 2016 Incumbent EXCO President: Cheryl Lim Shi Ying Vice President: Loh Xin YI Secretary: Lee Yi Ming Bennett Chief Trainer (PA): Phay Yi Ying Chief Trainer (DM): Royden Soh Wei Jun Logistics Manager: Chua Xue Li
The Anderson Infocomm Club was set up in 2006 in conjunction with IDA’s Infocomm Club initiative. The club was set up to promote Infocomm as a promising career among the school population. Members are trained in areas such as iMovie, iPhoto, Garageband, Comic Life etc. The Infocomm Club aims to excite students about infocomm in a fun and meaningful way by helping them to learn new skills and to cultivate leadership and entrepreneurship capabilities at an early age. Goals/Achievements: Our objectives are to: 1. Promote an enhanced sense of imagination and innovation through the learning of variety of skills in Infocomm. 2. Invigorate students’ creativity and entrepreneurial spirit through the application of Infocomm skills to serve the school and the community. 3. Partner with relevant organisations in the industry to promote greater collaboration and provide opportunities for authentic learning for our students. Competitions we participated in: • StrlTwise Amzing Race • Singapore Young Photographer Award (SYPA) • 5th Singapore Student Photography Conference • NIC Face-off Data Analytics Competition • Green Building Photo Competition (Facets 2016) • iCode 2016 • Shiokcamp – The Epic Photography Affair Photography Seminar • StrITwise Challenge Competition (Most Popular Instagram Award) • CSSP Crime Prevention Video Competition Hopes and Dreams for 2017: We hope to continue providing invaluable support to the school in terms of PA, photography and videography. We aim to explore a diversity of platforms for students, such as web coding, app/game creation and videography. We desire to participate in more competitions to expose the students to a multitude of learning experiences.
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Library Club Teachers-in-charge:
The Anderson Library Club is a vibrant club that promotes a culture of reading for knowledge and pleasure. The dynamic library is the heart of the school where many students use it to borrow, read and do research for their projects.
President: Gavin Chew
Our Library Club consists of capable school librarians who do more than just cataloguing and arranging books. They plan and organise book-related activities that engage both students and teachers. They also enhance the aesthetic appeal of the library through book displays in line with celebrations such as Chinese New Year, Valentine’s Day, International Friendship Day and National Day. Our librarians also go on learning journeys, participate in NLB activities and VIA projects. These help to mould them to become resourceful and confident individuals.
Mdm Deepa Supramaniam (OIC) Mr Chin Ah Swee
Vice-president: Alicia Kwa Executive Committee member: Tan Pei Lun
Goals: Our objectives are to: • provide service to the school library. • promote good reading habits among students. • carry out library projects, programs and other events. • advice students about the use of the library. • maintain the condition of the library and its collection of books.
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Science Academy
Teacher ICs:
Mr Arthur Lim Kuan Yick (OIC) Mr Ng Wei Da
Anderson Science Academy aims to develop students who have a keen interest in Science and are excited about deriving new knowledge through exploration and conducting investigative research. This is achieved by inculcating in students the understanding and appreciation of the Scientific Inquiry and Thought processes, as well as training them in the use of dataloggers and high end scientific instruments like Ion Exchange Chromatography and UV Spectrophotometer. Achievements: Most Creative Award (Category B) - 2nd place in Singapore Amazing Flying Machine Competition 2016 Bronze Award in Elementz Science Challenge 2016 Most Popular Project (Top 10) in Fuel Your School - STEM @ Central Singapore 2016 Hopes and Dreams for 2017: To carry out activities that are initiated and driven by students’ interest and passion in Science.
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Girl Guides Teachers-in-charge:
Ms Farn Hsing Chieh (OIC) Ms Chang Li Jun Winnie Ms Mardhiah Bte Md Said Ms Kwok Shi Min Shermine Ms Teo Xiu Wen Company Leader: Lee Wei Qing Assitant Company Leader: Raeanne Yong Verene Chai Secretary: Goh Shi Qi
The Girl Guide’s mission is to enable girls and young women to develop their fullest potential as responsible citizens of the world. The skills that our Guides will be exposed to and trained in are encompassed in the 5 point programme: 1.
Personal and Social Development – Personal Hygiene, Healthy Diet, Physical Exercise, Personal development, Stress Management, Self-awareness, Social Etiquette, Personal Grooming 2. Home – Cooking, Needlework, Housecraft, Homemaking, Laundry, Household Thrift, Accident prevention within the home, Thrift 3. Outdoor – Camp Activities, Games, Tentage – pitching and striking, Knotting, Gadget Making, Fire-lighting, Turfing, Emergency Shelters, Topographical Skills 4. Community Development – Service to the community, Care for public property, Emergency helper, First Aid, Giving directions, Use of street directories and bus guides 5. International – Role of Singapore in the community, national symbols, international guiding, hospitality, regional guiding and Asean countries 6. All Guides are also given leadership opportunities where they learn and exercise important 21st century skills like responsible decision making and effective communication. Goals/Achievements: Event/Award Puan Noor Aishah Unit Proficiency Award President’s Guide Award 2016 Baden Powell Award 2016
North Division Outdoor Challenge 2016 Thinking Day Competition 2016
Rank/Name of students Gold Lee Wei Qing Yong Rui Xuan Raeanne Foo Ji Hui Goh Shi Qi Lai Shi Qi Lee Wei Qing Saw Sze Jie Patrol Flag Pole Design – 1st Innovative Kitchen Dresser – 1st Quilt Making – 1st Selfie – Reflection – 1st Activity Booth Design – 3rd T- shirt Design – 1st and 3rd
Hopes and Dreams for 2017: We hope to continue to be a CCA of choice that continues to nurture caring citizens with a global view by working with Guides from international communities and develop leaders who are positive and forward looking.
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National Cadet Corps (Land) Teacher ICs:
Mr Don Eu (OIC) Mr Mehervan Singh Mr Lai Rher Wei Mr Mohamed Alfin H R Mr Andrew Lim Unit Sergeant Major: MSG Hafizuddin Bin Aminuddin Assistant Sergeant Major: MSG Muhammad Nur Mirza Bin Mohd Azan Precision Drills Squad Head: SSG Quek Ze Wen Reuben Freestyle Drills Head: SSG Wong Zi Jun Cadet Leaders Company Sergeant Major: SSG Huang Wei Po Patrick Senior Cadets Company Sergeant Major: SSG Ardiansyah Chan Junior Cadets Company Sergeant Major: SSG Muhammad Aniq Hakeem Bin Hakeem
Established more than a century ago in Singapore, The National Cadet Corps (NCC) has come to be a premier uniformed youth organisation supported by the Ministry of Education (MOE) of Singapore. Today the National Cadet Corps (NCC) is one of the biggest UGs in the MOE family of Uniformed Groups with a wide variety of programmes ranging from adventure trainings to overseas trips. Goals: Anderson NCC seeks to instil 21st century competencies by providing our cadets with a strong leadership foundation. With our wide range of fun and challenging militaryrelated activities, we are committed towards developing resourceful, responsible, resilient leaders and team players with a strong sense of rootedness to Singapore. Achievements: Apart from the regular physical trainings, military-related drills, grading and competitions, cadets were given opportunities to bond and exercise through various sports, and upgrade their skills through various courses such as basic survival skills, orienteering, technical handling and self-defence. In one such course, cadets undergo basic self-defence training and have even hosted and conducted basic self-defence workshops for other school’s NCC units and various uniformed groups such as the Girl Guides and Scouts. Cadets were given opportunities to hone their planning and organisational skills in preparing for the school Open House, National Day Parade and NCC Day. In addition to these, cadets learnt to look beyond themselves in the planning of various Valuein-action projects such as TOUCH: Young Arrows, Push and Sit challenge, Nerf War and Kickboxing that benefitted beneficiaries such as Relief Mission, Touch Community Services, Parkinson Society Singapore and Anderson’s Needy Students Fund. These trainings and activities serve to develop cadets holistically, in particular, their civic and social awareness, sense of pride and responsibility, personal confidence, physical fitness and self-defence. Anderson NCC continues to uphold its standards by participating in competitions and events held by NCC HQ including Mini League Tournament, Precision Drill Squad Competition, Freestyle Drill Competition, Live Range and Shooting Competition. Our cadets participate in courses and camps such as Camp Forge, Camp Steel and Senior Specialist Course to develop leadership and team-building skills which are essentials when organizing school activities. In 2016, Anderson NCC has also received the Silver Award for the annual Best Unit Competition. Hopes and Dreams for 2017: Anderson National Cadet Corp strives to develop in our students the importance of integrity, a sense of belonging to the school unit, improve their standard of fitness, mature into thinking leaders who are able to work cooperatively and to carry out their activities with a sense of purpose.
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National Police Cadet Corps Teachers-in-charge:
Mr Kwok Sheng Da (OIC) Mdm Liza Ms Soh Wan Ting Mr Muhammad Nurikhwan Bin Sahri Mdm Fadilah Training Chairman: Ryan Choo Vice-Chairman: Nigel (Sec 1) Shang Jun (Sec 2) Jun Neng (Sec 3) Project Head: Desean Assistant Project Head: Aravind Kaiming Logistic Head: Nipun Jinxiang Admin Sec 1 & 2: Jun Kai Sakthiesh Cadet Inspectors: Nicholas Nicholason Leo Zi Ming Ong Chee Xian
The mission of the National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) is to develop our members to be active citizens and community leaders, by working in partnership with Singapore Police Force to fight crime and keep Singapore safe. We hope to train up cadets who will be ready to serve and lead as leaders of tomorrow. Goals: Develop members to be active citizens and community leaders, by working in partnership with Singapore Police Force (SPF). “To learn to lead and to serve” • To develop cadets to become responsible, respectful and resilient leaders • To develop cadets to be active contributor to the community. • To enable cadets to discover their own strength and potentials. • To achieve a Gold award for Unit Overall Proficiency Award. (UOPA) Achievement : • Anderson NPCC unit achievement in UOPA 2015: Gold award • SGT Shangjun won the 9th position in the NPCC pistol shooting competition • Mr Wan won the 5 position in the NPCC teacher officer shooting competition • Si Poon Wei An Daniel and SSGT Pang Jia Yan, Germaine were awarded the SPFNPCC badge, (the highest award badges) • Marcia won the Best Camper Award in 2016 STC Ubin camp • 3rd Place in Crescent Girls’ School NPCC Annual Inter-Unit Interactive Games. • Two of our cadet Inspectors Nicholas and Nicholason were promoted to the rank of Senior Cadet Inspector • Our OC Mr Kwok was promoted to the rank of ASP together with 5 year long service award. Hopes and Dreams for 2017: In the coming new year, Anderson NPCC unit will continue to strive for greater involvement to contribute to the school community as well as the Ang Mo Kio community. To make a greater difference to the respective stakeholders and live the true spirit behind NPCC that is to lead and to serve. Together we aspire to excel in all that we do and to keep alive the spirit of integrity, care for the nation and leadership in our cadets.
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St John’s Brigade Teacher ICs:
Mr Yong Eng Kiat (OIC) Mrs Greak Kumar Mr Chen Xinghui Mr Muhammad Hazmi Mrs Lillian Guo Lilin Student Leaders Corps Sergeant Major: Tang Jing Yi Claire Deputy Corps Sergeant Major Chan Wei Ting
Hopes and Dreams for 2017: We want to remain a Corps of distinction to inspire and serve, for the service of humanity.
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Established in February 1967, Anderson St John’s Brigade has for decades served the school and community in line with our motto “For the Service of Humanity.” We are a Corps with a strong focus on first aid proficiency, leadership development and community involvement. We have continued to make a strong impact in developing our students holistically, doing well in competitions, value adding enrichments and providing service to the community. Having sustained the Corps Achievement Award Gold since 2008 is an achievement we are proud of. Goals/Achievements: Date 9 January to 13 February 24 February 5 March
Event/Award 3 cadets represented the Corps for the Basic Drill Instructor Course in 2016. Ng Hui Wen was the top performer among all the participants from different schools. We celebrated our Corps 49th birthday. 21 cadets were promoted on that day too. We collaborated with Green Club and PUB for World Water Day in Bishan Park. The cadets collected used clothes from the neigbourhood and built a montage of a washing machine. It was reported in many local newspapers and graced by the Minister of Environment and Water. Zone First Aid Competition Champion: 19 March Ambulance Adult Team and Nursing Adult Team 2nd Runner Up: Nursing Cadet Team Hamzah B Shaharudin, Abdul Arif and Darren Tan represented the Corps in 4 April the school healthy cooking contest and won 1st prize. Speech Day Awards OAAS Outstanding Andersonian Award: Tang Jing Yi Claire 12 April Friends of Anderson Award: Liu Lung Hao Presented Corps Achievement Award Gold for 9th consecutive year. Sustained 2 July National Top 8 and achieved National 1st in score for CAA Gold. Chief Commissioner Badge Ceremony: 13 Secondary 4s were awarded the Chief Commissioner Badge and 11 Secondary 3s were awarded the Commissioner Badge. 2 teams participated in the National First Aid Competition. For the 2nd time in 31 July more than a decade for the school and zone, our ambulance adult team led by Kwek Gin Yang, Chia Qi Jun, Daniel Kainovan, Ong Chun Wei and Muhammad Hazmi has emerged National 2nd runner-up in Singapore. They were also National champions in the category of Transportation of Casualty. Our cadets facilitated the Dispatcher Assisted First Responder (DARE) Training 17 August Programme. They taught CPR to student representatives from other CCAs. This is our second year of collaboration with Singapore General Hospital. We collaborated with Anderson Junior College’s YMCA Youth for Causes 26 August Team The Dreamers and conducted street sales in Orchard Road. They raised funds for the Animal Concerns Research and Education Society. 26 August to Muhammad Hazmi represented the Corps in the Combined UG National Camp held at Amoy Quee Camp. 29 August 2 September 9 Secondary 2 and 7 Secondary 3 cadets attended the Basic and Advanced Non-Commissioned Officers Course (NCOC). Ng Hui Wen was Zone Best to 4 September Cadet. Ex-Student Ang Bin Sheng, David Liu Kangxun, Harishan s/o Rajendran, Lu 11 September Jin Wen Nathan, Huang Xin Yan and Kendrick Lim Ken Li passed the St John Officer Training Course and were promoted to Corps Staff Officer Grade 6.
Classes of 2016
1/1 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Toh Sze Min, Que Xin Xuan, Song Jia Xi Clarissa, Ng Li Ting, Lim Pei En, Mrs Peh Kok Wah, Ms Syazwani Bte M Rosla, Wong Zi Ning, Sham Joe Wee, Tricia Foo Qiyun, Tan Guan Qun, Nur Camelia Bte Kamaludin
Row 2:
Pang Ji Yun, Alicia Tung Shi Ru, Nur Amirah Illyana Bte Hussein, Glenda Yap Kah Heng, Annie Rosemary Sung, Pinnamaraju Sai Deepti, Duan Feiyu, Shayna Walia, Yasmin Nadhirah Bte Gazali, Tania Koh Tze Ern, Peng Guanying, Arifah Bte Zaidi, Chan Kar Hwee, Hew Shi Min, Veronica Pablico Landig
Row 3:
Tan Xing Yu, Xie Yu Zheng, Keong Yangqi Ethan , Yeo Jun An Nicholas, Wang Yiming, Yiam Jun Bin, Hang Jia Hao Jason, Jotham Wong Shin Yen, Ong Chee How Leong Yu Heng, Kamma Chavala Sri Nikesh, Foo Tze Yin Aldric, Ng Peng Jie Jerrod, Deng Chenhao
1/2 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Wong Xin Ying Chloe, Dao Thu Hien, Tan Hui Jun Glenda, Gail Lim Xin Ying, Sham Ying Zhi Jodi, Mr Seet Qin Fong, Mdm Cheng Hooi Yu, Hoh Hao Yin, Kek Yi Shan Cheryl, Png Cherlin, Chang Jen Ning, Shannon Ng Jia Xuan
Row 2:
Lee Ming Hui, Celyna Teo, Qistina Athirah Bte Mohamed Is, Tan Wan Xuan, Beverley Teo, Cheng Yu Ting, Cleo Chan Mun Huen, Ang Hshi Han, Lin Ziyin, Kua Jue Li Joey, Ooi Rui Qi Bernice, Evelyn Tan Zhi Qing, Ng Raisie (Huang Ruixi), Gerin Lim Wen Ting, Chua Xue Ler Alethea
Row 3:
Teo Tze Huee Ronan, Clarence Chan Kai Liang, Muhammad Fikri B Mohamad Nazir, Tan Jun Yee Darren, Yeoh Lin Feng, Muhamad Amran B Mohamad Zamre, Zen Chiang Zi En, Wong Chuan Yew, Leong Wen Pin, Salao Ryan Andrew Aguilar, Ryan Lai Yong Le, Lennon Lai Kwang Yee, Kylzee Viens Gulane Quidet, Ranen Tan San Yong
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1/3 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Michelle Lee Wan Ling, Wong Jie Rong, Tan Qian Wei, Lee Hui Qing Cheryl, Joanne Yong Cheng Yi, Mrs Ruth Ng-Qin, Mrs Michelle Kan, Pee Siew Yu, Elizabeth Tan Wan Ying, Stacy Tan, Contreras Cleo Andre Principe, Teng Hui Swen
Row 2:
Miresha Bte Atnin, Mandy Koh, Goh Yeng Theng, Neo Min Er, Celeste, Chan Wan Lin Kathy, Carmen Lim Xuan, Deena Sng, Ng Chin Ling, Germaine Yeo, Ang Yi Ning, Cheah Yeek Lin, Quek Li Fei, Ang Zi Jun, Lim Zhi Yu, T Tania, Aqirah Bte Azam
Row 3:
Lim Jing En Colin, Tan Ken, Palaniappan Kannappan, Daniel Gerard Hogan, Joshua Tan Choon Long, Vijayakumar Vikash, Eugene Oh Yun Zheng, Mukilvannan S/O Sundararaj, Rodney Wang Jun Long, Lee Hong Ding, Dan Jonah, Kiran S/O Kasinathan, Ijaz Ahamed S/O Habib Mohammed, Li Xukai, Choong Jing Xiang
1/4 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Tan Shu Hui, Tammy Tan Le Xuan, Liew Ying Xi, Tarinnya Ramaravikumar, Eunice Goh Qi Wen, Mr Koh Wei-Chong Nicholas, Ms Loh Shihui, Tan Xuan Wei Elain, Vernice Wong Jie Min, Feng Yingying, Foo Zhuo Zhen, Lin Let Ngwe Chi
Row 2:
Cheh Jun Xian, Holla Surabhi Shrinivas, Sim Wan Jing, Loh Wen Xin, Wong Yeu Ning Vanessa, Suvitha A/P Manevannan, Cheng Lin, Charmaine Annabelle Mathew, Mehak Kukreja, Cheng Xinyi, Tan Xuan Zhi, Ria Xavier, Michelle Ling Xue Ting, Cheryl Chan Xin Yi, Justin Poon Junjie
Row 3:
Tan Jia Le Caleb, Mohamad Muhaimin Ihsan Bin Mohamad Yazid, Goh Kian Sing Jerome, Lucas Choong Zhi Xuan, Seow Eu Gene, Larry Gaw Qi Heng, Zan Wa Ti, Sim Ri Yang, R Dhinesh Vatsen, Lim Zi En, Tan Yu Bin Tevyn, Suresh Babu Srijeeth, Tjan Yi Xuan, Glenn Neo Aik Ming
Not in Picture:
Faith Cheng Sitong
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1/5 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Jessica Phua, Ng Jun Ling, Lee Yi Xuan Jovina, Alyssa Bte Yazid, Lee Yu Shin Gladys, Mr Chua Kok Wee, Mr Tan Zi Bin, Ms Mardhiah Bte Md Said, Tengku Fatimah Aimuni, Celeste Niu Ling Li, Ariel Lee Hoon Sin, Charmaine Lee Si Qi, Noraini Bte Ibrahim
Row 2:
Izzmateen B Irwadi, Ang Zhongwei Adam, Kok Jian Liang, Nicole Jasmine Abrera Sayson, Yew Yi Lin Evelyn, Yeo Ting, Jovel Wong Ke Nee, Clarisse Zhuo Wan Qian, Lim Jian Yi, See Wen Hui Sarah, Kirsten Ang Yun Er, Charles Chia Zhong Xiang, Muhammad Zahin B Mohd Yazid, Goh Yu Zhe Graeme
Row 3:
Wong Kai Wen, Glenn Ng Cheng Kiat, Ong Jian Jie Harry, Ng Ee Chong, Master Yotha Budda-Ae, Gabriel Wong Yip Mun, Joel Quek Qi Feng, Ngo Shaocen, Lee Jia Le Jeremy, Huang Jun, Randall Teh Zhi Xian, Aarif B Junied, Tan Tze Han Brandon, Chan Shao Hui
1/6 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Tham Bao Yi, Chuang Geng Hui Lynn, Zetabelle Arthur Chandrahason, Rukhshana Bte Mahboob Ali, Esther Tan Ying Ying, Mr Lim Guo Xian Andrew, Mr Tang Wei Chuen Gary, Bernice Lim Xuan Xuan, Ee Zi Wei, Nayana Chandralal, Phoebe Lim En Qi, Zoelle Wong Man Ngee
Row 2:
Chua Wen Xian Caleb, Lee Jia Xin, Esmon Tay Jing Han, Harini Anand, Santhana Shivani D/O Sivakumar, Tan Xuan Yun Aveline, Crystal Tan Pei Woon, Ang Qi Man, Shyan Koh, Brenda Ho Jing Xuan, Shavetha D/O Suntharavadivelu, Jawahari Jaiganth, Teo Su Jet, Toh Kit Hou Kenneth, Thirunishvaren S/O Thirumeni S
Row 3:
Guo Zi Qing, Koh Fong Jun Damien, Yeo Ying Shun Sean, Goh Joshua, Ang Kejing Curtis, Josh Teo, Rafael Seow Rui Feng, Gong Zheng, Ang Khim Loong Zareth, Chua Zhi Xuan Anton, Jensen Loh Quan Zhen, Darien Lim Ming Shang, Ng Jun Xian Marc, Koh Qi Teng
Not in Picture:
Ashwini Devi D/O Ananthamani
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1/7 (From Left To Right)
Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Not in Picture:
Rabi’atul Adawiyah Syawal, Cheryl Chew, Reshmi Ramesh, Dhirsha Kannathasan, Ms Teo Xiu Wen, Mr Ranganathan, Ms Farn Hsing Chieh, Shafeena Begum Bte Mohamed I, Giselle Leng Jia Xin, Jeslina Toh Xin Yee, Khoo May Mun Florencia Ong Jing Xiang, M Eishvar Manow, Muhammad Nashrul B Aseni, Elken Wang Jie Xun, Boo Yi Ka Kavan, Lin Jun Peng, Nur Izzdania Bte Azlan, Lee Yun Qi, Shaine Lim Hui Xuan, Tan Ting Tsiu Arin, Habinsh, Reeve Lau Jian Sheng, Syahiran B Razak, Musa B Mohamed Said, Merrell Law, Lim Wei Jie Yuvanesh Elijah S/O Arumugam, Ng Zheng Rong Shawn, Shawn Yeo Xu Yan, Foo Yong Da, Dylan Ang Ting Wei, Titus Tang Zhi Cheng, Muhammad Aiiiman B Muhammed Y, Tan Kai Jun Jervis, Muhammad Ikhsan B Mohd Yazid, Kavishh S/O Naagendiran, Muhamad Solihin Bin Asharudin, Alvin Teo, Lee Kwong Sheng Willie Vadamalai Vandayar S/O N S
2/1 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Jiya Dutta, Eunice Chong Hui Xin, Srishti Ravi Havaldar, Denise Siah Hsu Xuan, Thong Weng Yan, Mr Neo Eng Hup Edward, Pah Pei Ying, Nur Aqidah Bte Azhari, Nur Sa’idah Syahirah Bte S, Suhana Bte Suhairi, Jouie Oh Jia Yi
Row 2:
Joyce-Lynn Chua Jie Ning, Chiz Yi Lin, Lim Ke Xin Michelle, Siao Rowanne, Tagle Jon Andre Rose Angeles, Lin Yuxia, Uswatun Hasanah Bte Nordin, Jocelyn Tan Yah Ying, Ng Ya Qi, Nur Asiyah Angelika Bte Abideen Gary Osmann, Loo Wan Qin Rachel, Nisa Hidayah Bte Helmy, Seah Yi Niang, Tan Zi Yu, Ishuarwin Kaur Khosa, Lee Li Xuan Alethea
Row 3:
Yong Yi Ann, Hamzah B Shaharudin, Tan Aik Chong, Chin We Chun, Tan Wen Zuo Ron, Muhammad Alsyava Dyvalda Chairan, Abdul Arif B Abdul Rahim, Niel, Teo Tze Shen Ivan, Huang Yunqi, Leow Heng Hao Cedric, Sim Meng Teck, Chintakindi Rohan, Too Zhan Qing Summer
Not in Picture:
Pang Wen Shan
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2/2 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Chan Rui Qi Stacy, Nur Asyura Batrisyia Bte Zainudein, Chan Jing Wen, Neo Su Hui, Lim Zhixuan Jean, Miss Tan Yin Wei, Mr Vijayakamalan S/O Kumarsamy, Jorja-Jade Loh Kai Lin, Yong Lok Yan, Ummuz Zsakiyyah Bte Arifin, Hannah Adira Bte Sharin, Chua Jingxuan Rosanne
Row 2:
Ban Xin Yan, Snigdha Bhattacharya, Jasariel Chee Jia Xuan, Lee Jing Yun Jamie, Cindy Wangso, Yeong Wan Ting Evelyn, Neha Bhagat D/O Ajit Kumar, Tan Yunn Ting, Zhao Zihui Sarah, Jan Tiong Shu Ling, Xiong Ran, Jia Heyi, Fu Mei Han, Ainul Sariyah Bte Ab Latif
Row 3:
Nur Farwizah Bte Mohamed Farok, Nursyaliza Bte Norazhar, Elijah Ezra Tan, Ryan Yeo Zhi Jie, Tan Chang Alex, Lim Yixiang, Shi Lisheng, Freddie Ong Say Yong, Jonas Yap Jue Xian, Aidil Farhan B Amran, Ang Jing Han, Seoh Wei Jian Victor, Lim Zheng Ting Joel, Andrew Chew Yu, Chua Kai Hng Rensis, Parisha Snigdha Sri, Fitrah Bte Mohamed Amin
2/3 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Ng Jing Wen, Goh Guo Lin, Kant Kaw Khin, Chia Shin Yin, Boo En Qi Cherilyn, Mrs Greak Kumar, Miss Oh Hui Ying, Lau Kar Kei, Jamie Wong En Qi, Janna Teo Wan Xuan, Andrea Siow Shu Rui, Ko Jia Ling
Row 2:
See Hui Ying, Lim Yi Le, Chua Wei Qi, Spring Lim Jiaying, Keng Xin Yi, Tang Chang, Phay The Su, Jenna Poh, Tina Aw Xin Yi, Chen Ruxing, Liau Li Yu, Mak Hui-Min Callie, Hew Yu Xin Gwendolyn, Rachel Chen Jia Wei
Row 3:
Wong Shi Bin, Arulmozhivarman Devendran, Luey Zhong Han, Wong Jia Hao Jordan, Tay Yi Jun Leo, Mohamed Rafsun S/O Abdul Azees, Gam Kai Xiang Ivan, Lim Shi Yuan Sunny, Dhinakaran Kathiresen, Nicholas Koh Zi Lun, Kwek Chun Kai Gavin
Not in Picture:
Bianca Marie Ines Nieves, Marco Wee Jing Hao, Teratai Bte Mokhzani
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2/4 (From Left To Right)
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Sarada Vijayadas, Que Xin Yi, May Thalin Kyi, Lin Shu Shu, Toh Kai Wen Jody, Mr Lai Rher Wei, Mdm Lenny Tusya Binte Samsudin, Leong Zi Wei, Liu Yingzhe, Ivona Alyne Cheong, Ng Shi Qian, Alifa Karina Diva Chong Yuli, Pyrena Chua Yi Zhen, Tang Pei Xuan, Arisa Choo, Goh Yong Qi, C R Rukshini, Lee Xin Xuan, Tan Zi Hui, Charmaine Ho Xiaomin, Louise Chan Lye Fay, Tan Yan Lin Amanda, Tan I-Yu Anthea, Tan Yihui, Sa Aarthie, Nur Aqillah Bte Abdul Karim Cheryl Gan Rui Xuan, Tolentino Adree Nadine B, Hong Jia Wei, Tan Jun Yi, Wong Jiu Geng, Jerryl Loo Wei Lun, Shang Zhan Feng, Shang Zhan Feng, Kenneth Yeo Jia Yun, Yang Haopeng, Heh Yuan Ting, Kawamura Shun Jasper, Lea Rui Sheng, Kristine Vienne Rebeca Padon, Wong Qin Hui
2/5 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Kee Jia Yi, Vanessa Paguio Alcantara, Nur ‘Aliyah Bte Razali, Yee Qin Ping Karen, Goh Xin Ru Rachel, Mrs Goh Li Eng, Miss Gao Wei Wei, Miss Venessa Patricia, Angel Neo Cheng Yu, Cheryl Ong Qiao Yun, Aliyah Bte Jailani, Nur Shaniyah Bte Jailani, Phylis Koh
Row 2:
Oh Kai Thiam, Wong Guo Yong, Naufal Hadi B Jumar, Wong Wai Yan, Tan Jiali Kelly, Tay Yu Tong, Ashley Lim, Kok Hui Ying, Francine Tan, Nur Syafiqah Bte Ratno Timor, Tan Qian Ying Melissa, Xavier Loh, Jonathan Teo Wei Ming, Muhammad Elfian B Mohamed Yuslan
Row 3:
Low Alger, Ho Ziawei, Muhamad Aqil B Zakariah, Tay Yu Xiang Isaac, Wong Jeen Kye, Jevan Lim Xingwei, Afiq Azri B Ashari, Su Yizhen, Lim Mervyn, Lee Zhong Heng, Raziq Mustaqim B Masyudi, Cadell Ryan De Silva
Not in Picture:
Cavan Koh Qi Yong, Chia Li Qi, Goh Jian Tong, Muhammad Amirul Mukminin, Yeo Chin Chen Godwin
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2/6 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Kareshma Kaur D/O Ravinder S, Ong Si Hui, Chan Xin Wee, Toh Li En Ariel, Ng Wei Wen Denise, Mrs Hui Ching Hong Christine, Mr Riyan Sukarno B Basry, Yasmeen Kaur D/O Ajmer Singh, Hejaschandini D/O Isthreeramu, Edeline Seng Jiayi, Lim Xuan Ting Valerie, Kylie Lim Jia Xuan
Row 2:
Djibril Lim Jing Heng, R Sarath Devendran, Lim En Zeng Thaddeus, Raghavendran Nivedhya Haarini, Tieu Bao Uyen, Ezra Li-Anne Ebeneyer, Claudia Phua Jing Wen, Prishaa Yarthini, Angel Tow, Pey Si Mei, Jeslin Sanjana, Keng Jun Hui, Chua An Zheng, Ruh Zannat B Ahasun Iktida, Ho See Meng
Row 3:
Tan Guan Ying, Tan Yin Xi Xavier, Sagaan Pillai, Oh Chin Yong, Low Algan, Phua Jian Le, Xie Siwei, Epifanio Johnson, Amos Boo Zhuang Zhi, Lee An, Ng Sze Hung, Jarred Tan Xuan Yu, Anthony Wong Jun Wei, Ian Wee Jeng Seong, Joseph Lee Yi Shang
Not in Picture:
Foo Shi Han Justin, Kaung Sit Lin, Lim Si-Hui
2/7 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Stela Tan Qixuan, Sandra Joseph, Shaine Ong Chern Ping, Thum Shi Min, Tan Ying Fei Kathryn, Mr Leong Kwong Tine Ken, Miss Soh Wan Ting, Pearlyn Ong Yan Ting, Lim Ting Xin Alicia, K Harshna, Putri Nabilah Bte Abdul Aziz, Cherish Tong
Row 2:
Mr Muhammad Nurikhwan Bin Sahri, Muhamad Hazwan B Mohamad Zamri, Muhammad Syahmi B Zahari, Abdur Rahman Khairani B Samsol, Muhammad Daniel B Abdul Latiif, Arul Fardeen, Teo Wei Jun Jeremy, Muhammad Bahran B Fairurizal, Benson Koh Yin Wei, Patric Balakrishnan, Mrs Grace Priya Kharnan
Row 3:
Keshav Hiran S/O Kuppusamy, Marc Brian Louis, Tan Wei Ren Rex, Kok Yee Min, Ikeda Ryuichi, Wong Yik Wun, Pratham Upreti, Goh Shao Cheng, Ng Shi Khai Ivan, Manfred Lee Zheng Ting, Muhammad Erfan Kurniawan B B
Not in Picture:
Chan Xiu Juan Jena, Chan Xiu Juan Jena, Edlan Anaqi B Mohamad Ayob, Javier Ng Jing Xuan, Koh Jie Ling, Muhammad Dirman Shah, Nandha S/O Raja, Wong Wai Urnn Darius
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3/1 (From Left To Right)
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Phay Yi Ying, Yee Ye Zhen, Chin Yen Jun, Manuella Marie Pereira, Rebecca Lai Si Hui, Ms Soh Si Ying, Mr Thetchnamuthi S/O Dharmalingam, Sylvia Aw Su Wei, Ng Hui Wen, Lee Zhi Ying, Hang Jia Hui Brenda, Wee Dijin Sithanathan Rahul, Ang Wei Kang, Ho Soon Kang, Wu Yu Chan, Chen Jiaxin, Neo Hui Mei, Hoo Tian Rui Faustine, Deng Huai Yu, Sarah Wong, Lee Boon Sin, Izzat Muhaimin B Rahmat, David Ivan Quirimit Vicedo, Tran Quang Anh Li Yaohao, Ling Jit Hao Felix, Lau Gim Yuan Darren, Zhang Hao Yu, Lim Si En, Le Hoang Gia Khanh, Wang Qiulin, Royden Soh Wei Jun, Lin Yi Ming, Soo Jun Neng, Chew He Tian Gavin Chua Xue Li, Lim Jun Hong, Natalie Marisca Anggawidjaja
3/2 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Lang Yue, Ma Ma Maw Joanna, Hoo Min Qi, Tan Pei Lun, Chou Serey Wadthiny, Mr Ilango Rama Appaswamy, Mdm Lum Yoke Wah, Cassie Chong Kenci, Nurul Hasha Bte Yazeed, Angel Tan Xin Yu, Soh Pei Xuan, Lim Wan Hui
Row 2:
Law Jia Xin Charmayne, Ong Jing Ting, Zhao Zhiya, Chen Yu Hong, Lim En Ci, Andrea Chua Yijun, Chan Khim Moon Felicia, Alicia Kwa Ai Wei, Yong Chloe, Marcia Zhang Qiao Yan, Loh Xin Yi, Zoelynn Wong Sze Hwee, Clarice Goh Si Yi, Tan Li Xin
Row 3:
Chng Yee Chian Rachel, James Philip De Vera Cabatbat, Ansel Eric Martin, Lau Ler Hong, Wu Zhuo Lin, Siew Shui Hon, Ajay Balaji, Mohammed Munyim S/O Mohamed R, Zhang Jiarui, Manuel Angelo Arceo Cruzado, Muhammad Hilman B Rohaidi, Wong Zi Yang, Wong Zi Jun, Tan Si Jing
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3/3 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Ho Jya Nyn Alicia, Valencia Lie, Ang Yi Chyn Bernessa, Felissa Faustine, Chua Erynn, Mrs Guo Lilin Lilian, Mr Mehervan Singh, Thalia Mercy, Chan Mun Dawn, Serene Lim Yin Cheng, Evy Cho Meng Xuan, Nabilah Bte Muhammad Noor
Row 2:
Chia Qi Jun, Desean Soh, Heng You Guang Kelvin, Koh Pei Yong, Soh Xing Hui, Fang Wenting, Lim Wan Qi, Tan Lin Jie, Andrea Low Yixi, Shania Vivian Erlim, Chek Yun Ning, Yeo Ying Shen Reynard, Abid B Mohamad Zailan, Mohamed Zulhilmi B Raini
Row 3:
Muhammad Hazmi B Kamsari, Kelvin Chua Geok Seng, Keane Chua Zheng Feng, Subhash Aravind, Wu Dalei, Aw Hoe Sheng, Muhammad Shaif S/O Aboo H, Koh Jun An, Aung Pyae Phyo Kyaw, Lee Yi Ming Bennett, Gampathige Nipun Devinda Gampathi, Jovian Nursan Ng Kwek Gin Yang, Tan Jing Zhi Nigel
3/4 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Michelle Lim, Jaclyn Ng Xin Ying, Inez Chan Sze Wing, Emily Kok Fang Ning, Ng Xinyi, Mdm Suziyanti Bte Jepto, Lindy Be Ling Li, Cheryl Lim Shiying, Chelsea Lim Jiaxuan, Liew Shan Ping, Shao Siying
Row 2:
Ashley Neo Zhi Jun, Isaac Au Ze Heng, Clement Lee Jun Xiang, Zhang Qingrui, Tan Bee Joo, Tan Xuan Yun, Qu Hanyu, Nicole Lim Yan Yi, Wong Mun Cheng, Ng Yu Xin, Ng Hao Xuan Brennan, Lau Quan Feng Ryan, Han Jin Guang
Row 3:
Soh How Yean Adriel, Phua Yong Jun, Luo Dewei, Wong Wee Yong Kenny, Khaiqal Zulkarnaen B Malek, Isaac Yong Zhe, Tan Yi Kiat, Quek Ze Wen Reuben, Ryan Choo Zong Xian, Jonas Koh Le Yang, Li Shangjun, Hafizuddin B Aminuddin, George Tay Quan Yao
Not In Picture:
Mrs Chan Hui Tang Elizabeth, Gladys Tan Qiao Xuan, Queenie Ong Yong Yi
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3/5 (From Left To Right)
Row 1: Row 2: Row 3:
Ang Shao Jun, Nur Shireen Wildani Bte N W, Leong Kit Yee, Dian Lydiawati Bte Jamaluddin, Hannah Arinah Bte Yuraimi, Ms Pearlin Tna, Mdm Noorlizasabariah Bte Ramli, Angeline Yeow Seow Yin, Nurjihan Nabilla Bte Mohd Othman, Krystal Yamin, Xu Xinge, Rusyda Athirah Bte Roslee Xavier Ng Jun Jie, Jessy Lene Deserva Amolar, Tan Gan Chi, Nur Sabrina Bte Kamsani, Lye Hwee Woon, Yee Xing Qing, Foo Yan Ting Janice, Pudur Nandagopalan Svetha, Chong Voon Yi, Nur Liyana Chew, Muhammad Mahran B Mahmud Tan Iann Loong Samuel, Tan Shi Peng Titus, Gerald Ng Jun Xiang, Jaren Ng Jun’en, Ng Long Sheng, Wong Zhi, Ryan Yeo Xiang Yu, Heng Hong Han Richmond, Muhammad Irfan B Abdul Rahim, Cedric Emmanuel Olivas, Suresh Kannan Sakthieshwar, Siah Rui Heng
3/6 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Song Jia Juan, Sherryl Vania, Ong Wen Xuan, Leeann Chan, Tay Si Ying, Mdm Liu Jingbo, Mr Mohamed Alfin S/O Habib Rahman, Tan Shian Yin, Torres Jelaena Lee, Grace Poh, Elizabeth Abigail Tjong, Low Lingxin
Row 2:
Jamie Ng Li Yu, Nur Iffah Maisarah Bte Abdul R, Venus Tan Yii Chern, Hwang Ke Ann, Thio Zhi Xin, Quek Wen Hui Vivien, Janice Alvina, Lai Shi Qing Vivien, Shannon Lee Xin Yi, Aurene Graciella, Liu Bowen, Toh Cheng Yee, Michelle Alyssa Eustacio Reyes
Row 3:
Lua Zi Xin, Audree Quek, T Vickram, Daniel Kainovan Handoyo, Edbert Wartono, Cher Boon Khiam, Wong Khee Hean, Ng Zhen Xuan, Ong Chun Wei, Nicholas Lin Tai Sen, Soundara Rajan Vignesh, Nur Fiqriya Bte Muhammad Esa, Seah En Jia Erin
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3/7 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Yong Run Rong, Chua Ru Ting Zann, Goh Jia Zheng Flora, Tan Zi Qi, Nurul Aini Bte Ahmad, Mrs Pamela Raj, S Reshmee, Low Peiwen Rachel, Joey Tay Hui Lin, Raeann Teo, Thiviya D/O Athimoolam
Row 2:
Chua Kun Xuan, Ashwin Kumar S/O Manivanan, Lee Wei Ming Luke, Chang Yu Yi, S Kirthana, Lim Zhi Yu Lorraine, See Toh Cheng Ling, M. Noorul Ihsanah, Kang Qian Hui Ethelene, Siti Nur Badariah Bte Mohd R H, Lau Ying Ying Reiko, Shahril Iskandar B Akashah, Muhammad Nur Haqim B Zulkanain, Ng Jun Kai
Row 3:
Tan Yu Wei Joel, Mervin Christen S/O Mosses, Muhamad Danish Iftiqar B Z, Kesava S/O Balasubramaniam, Huang Wei Po, Lu Yong Kang, Tan Wee Keng, Wan Zheng Yu, Naveen Adon Sebastian, Maccolm Seetoh, Theodore Joseph George, Kirk Tan Hao Yi, Teo Jia Hao Cyrus, Wang Xian Wei Zachary
Not in Picture:
Ms Zhang Li Ya, Derrick Yee Dong Ting, Nayli Marsya Bte Azlan, See Toh Cheng Ling
3/8 (From Left To Right)
Row 1:
Low Xin Yi Cindy, Yuki Soh Yu Qi, Eva Danielle Tan Bee Eng, Tang Jing Xuan, Ong Jun Yu Felicia, Ms Wang Sichuan, Mr Muhammad Hazmi Bin Harisfadillah, Leong Yue Xuan, Tan Shi Hui Christina, Nur Hidayah Bte Mohamad Fairuz, Soh Yu Ying, Yeo Choy Yen
Row 2:
Clement Ho Yile, Ernest Choo Jun Wei, Lim Pei Xi, Nur Ashikin Bte Mohamed Z, Loh Xuanlin Chloe, Sim Ying Qi Eileen, Zulfaa Atiqah Bte Mohd Said, Nornabihah Bte Mohamed Noor, Ng Li-Anne Sarah, Rachel Lee Jingyi, Lim Shihan, Yeo Chung Ji Max, Amor Arnci Jay Cocjin, Ghaneshram Gopinath
Row 3:
Tan Jun Kai Javan, Steven Situmeang, Muhammad Aniq Hakeem B Hamdan, Imran B Azman, Chong Yue Shan Roydon, Ngoh Kun Jun, Lim Kian Yee, Tejas Madan Kamble, Goh Zhen Wei Tidus, Charles Wong Wing Lok, Naail Firhan B Mohd Nasir, Muhammad Syazwan B Johari, Tan Wei You
Not in Picture:
Tan Jing Sheng Benjamin, Teoh Shaorong Nathaniel
92 ANDSS Yearbook 2016
3/9 (From Left To Right)
Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Not in Picture:
Rachel Tan, Ang Jia Rou, Pamela Angel D/O Patrick R, Putri Zafirah Bte Hazakean, Cheng Ying Ying Sarah, Ms Lee Yan Mui Dolly, Mr Ahmad Farkhan Bin Mohd Nasir, Nurdini Asyura Binte Samsureia, Wai Shu Fen, Nur Elly Hilyany Bte M N Y, Lee Jia Yi Gladys, Peh Le Yi Venice Chan Ardiansyah, P Sathish Kumar, Ong Kai Meng, Ansel Lim Ye Heng, Mohamed Danish B Mohamed S, Lim Gin Teck Marcus, Erika Izariana Bte Kamaruddin, Muhammad Firdaus B Arman, Elson Lim Peck Soong, Ker Boon Cong, Tan Min Rui Bryan, Tay Wei Feng, Dhiran Lal Cedric Cheo Zhang Keat, Muhammad Nur Mirza B M A, Cheng Jia Heng Jordan, Ng Yu Hao, Sim Jin Xiang, Glenn Foo Shao Ming, Eugene Ong, Amir B Mohd Yunos, Koi Kai Ming, Mohamed Taufiq B Selamat, Raponi Samuele Soon Kiong, Sameer S/O Shyam S Kishore Shashi Kumar, Lin Jia Hui Doreen, Siti Nurbalqis Bte Azman
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With much gratitude towards our teachers…
Ms Mok Lai Koin
Mr Lin Binchuan Mrs Trixie Goh, Ms Deepa, Ms Shamilah, Mrs Ashari
Mdm Aw Sean Ling
Mr Eric Tay
Mr Benedict Low
Ms Shermine Kwok
Mr Ernest Yu
Ms Soh Si Ying
Mdm Shirley Ho
Mr Adam
Mr Yong Eng Kiat
Mr Don Eu
Kenneth
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Han Yang Tao Shi Kacie Ellyssa Shayna Shamine
Shi Lin
Sasiy
Anthony
Berlynn Chelsea
Long Ji Yan Bing
Wei Jie
Mandis
Wen Hong Cynthia Felicia
Ji Hui
Leyi Yi Lin
Mr Lin
Tsai Wei Shi Qi
Mdm Ho Giovanni
Amanda Jia Wei
Rachel
Linying
Priscilla
Jia Heng Lynn
Yuan Jun Jia Ying Jing Long
Leon
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Emily’s Visit
Class Breakfast
SEC 3 Sabbatical Camp
Service Learning Project
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New Balance Run
Racial Harmony Day
Bowling :P (EOY Activity)
3/6’15-4/6’16 Timeline
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Five One HEART OF A LION
" The world is a jungle; either you fight and dominate, or hide and evaporate. "
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4/1 (From Left To Right)
Row 1: Row 2: Row 3:
Wong Pei Wen, Kelly, Oba Keiko, Soon Jia Yan Charis, Pang Yu Hua, Valerie, Choo Jia Ying, Mdm. Deepa D/O Supramaniam, Mr. Low Mingsheng Benedict, Dawn Liu Xiao Tian, See Qi Rui, Yu Youjing, Yin Moe Aye, Audrey Soh Si Ying Wang Jiaru, Pang Min Hui, Winnie, Ng Ling Yi Jolyna, Toh Shi Rong, Chen Lan, Chen Anni, Seah Ning, Charlotte, Tham Wen Xian, Kimberly, Xie Xinyue, Yao Xinyi, Tan Kye Ting Charmaine, Hou Yuxin, Jocelyn Lau Zhi An, Xiong Luyao Raynor Toh Yize, Myo Khant, Jordi Ong Jing Han, Kim Donggyu, Aung Khant Kyaw, Low Zhe Liang, Chan Zhien Jason, Xander Chong, Asher Lim Yi, Chan Wei Ting, Jeremy Samuel Kwik Yi Xian, Sin Chee Keong, Benny Ong Hui Jie
108 ANDSS Yearbook 2016
4/2 (From Left To Right)
Row 1: Row 2: Row 3:
Lynette Chia Sze Min, Gabriella Ho Ru Han, Tan Jia Qi, Gini Wong Wei Wen, Regunathan Niveda, Mr. Wong Foo Kit, Miss Kwok Shi Min Shermine, Aileen Laksmono Lie, Ng Si Qi, Toh Hui Ling Joceling, Chai Jing Yi Verene, Luo Yixin Chow Qian Yu, Jeannette Tan Huei Xin, Tan Ye Jia, Hannah, Teo Sze Min Crystal, Koh Hui Juan, Adelia Jostanto, Lisa Teo Kai Si, Djulian Badua Naval, Goh Shi Qi, Liu Yanxi, Tan Ying Tong, Nicole, Ng Jia Hui, Lee Wei Qing Oh Yee Hong Ignatius, He Ting Rui, Subhash Nair Anandh, Poon Wei An, Daniel, Eddie Ong Say Heng, Garlapati Sai Chaitanya, Soh Yan Zhang, Ryan Khine Minn Thike, Chen Yan Hao, Markus Lim, Muhammad Al Baqir B Mohamed I, Oliver Delano, Neo Bo Yuan, Brian
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4/3 (From Left To Right)
Row 1: Row 2: Row 3:
Ow Kun Rou Ashley, Goh Geok Hui Jovin, Eliana Baey Jia Min, Oh Yunjae, Livia Anjaneth Lienardi, Mr. Chin Ah Swee, Mrs. Ang Amy, Yap Swee En, Gwyneth Gan Yu Qi, Lim Chien Ru, Valerie, Ling Li Wen, Song Ying Xuan Quek Hui Yi, Liu Siyi, Rosalind Della Gunawan, Riz Patricia Legaspi, Chemaine Han Ker Min, Nephele Ng Yun Ting, L Kousalya Devi, Cheyenne Chang Rui Xue, Shi Xiaoxuan, Ty Gabrielle Elizabeth F, Chew Xin Ying Audrey, Saw Sze Jie, Lim Yu Yun, Manickam Pavithradevi Zhao Zhi Kuan, Ho Wei Xuan, Nicholas, Low Sze Ern Chloe, Rachel Choo Zhi Ting, Lye Jin Kai, Quek Li Yang, Darryl Lee Chong Lin, Lee Heng Hao, Ernest, Wei Xueze Lucius, Senthil Kumar Sriram, Ang Wei Qian, Aaron, Goh Xuan Cheng Bernard, Ajax Valerio, Lee Zhi Zhong, Moses, Loh Yu Xian
110 ANDSS Yearbook 2016
4/4 (From Left To Right)
Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Not in Picture:
Chin Yan Bing, Ho Tsai Wei, Lim Jia Ying, Chua Mandis, Toh You Chin, Mr. Lin Binchuan, Mdm. Ho Hui Zheng Shirley, Chelsea Angelina, Qiu Linying, Cynthia Nathalie Ng, Han Yi Lin, Tan Kai Qi, Kacie Priscilla Natasya, Ling Chia Shuen Amanda, Lynn Enhua Masillamoni, Shamine Tan Jia Qi, Rachel Seah Yan Ting, Felicia Ng Sock Hiang, Berlynn Yeam Peiyu, Lai Shi Qi, Foo Ji Hui, Shayna Tay, Lim Yuan Jun, Gong Leyi, Tan Jia Yi Ellyssa Tao Shi, Chow Wei Jie, Chik Long Ji, Tay Han Yang, Chua Wen Hong, Leow Jing Long, Tay Wee Kit, Kenneth, Neo Jia Heng, Low Weisheng Giovanni, Sasiy S/O Krishnan, Leon Chow Wei Jing, Wong Ri Hong, Lee Jia Wei, Anthony Soon Wei Xiang Seah Shi Lin
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4/5 (From Left To Right)
Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Not in Picture:
Glenda Ng Ziwei, Oh Xin Yin, Dionne Toh Li Ying, Ong Jia Yun, Jenny, Tan Jia Wei, Mdm. Aw Sean Ling, Miss Chew Shuhan Evelyn, Lau Ying Xuan Rachel, Ng Min Min, Seah Yu Qin, Chen Jia Yan, Priyatharshini D/O Loganathan Yong Rui Xuan, Raeanne, Celyn Tay Shi Ying, Chin Si Ying, Yeo Wei Ting, Foo Ming Xuan, Tricia Tan Jia Hui, Sim Shan Hui, Alicia, Tan Xing Yu Sandra, Rachel Lim, Tang Jing Yi Claire, Chuang Yung Chun, Tan Hui Lin Geraldine Teo Conan, Vishwa Haran S/O Sakthivell, Muhammad Arfan B Rajale, Naushad Ali B Hassan Mydin, Liang Yun Xuan, Roanne Judith, Liew Yi Chen, Caminian Ryan Seth Magpantay, Moussault Quentin, Wong Shu Yang, Melvin Lim Wei Jie, Tham Yu Bin, Benjamin, Tan Shi Wei Chiak Yi Hui, Isaac Wong Teng Foong
112 ANDSS Yearbook 2016
4/6 (From Left To Right)
Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Not in Picture:
Aida Bte Mohamed Zulkifli, Yap Zi Xuan, Ong Hui Min Mint, Tan Xin Wei Pearly, Tjia Kai Lun Karen, Mr. Sivanesan S/O V.makesan, Miss Khoo Sin Hua Felicia, Mariam Bte Osman, Winna Tan Yi An, Chang Jit Wei, Anna Chan Kai An, Goh Li Min Andrea Ang Li Ying, Quek Yong Xin Peggy, Ng Su Aung, Ngim Hui Yi, Cheryl Christy Chee, Zhang Lu Yin, Khoo Jia Hui Olivia, Crystal Tay Xinru, Ng Xin Ying Esther, Lim Ting Yu Bernice, Cherilyn Kwek Le Qi, Kethireddy Alani, Nieves Mayjean Marie Ines Teo Jia Le, Keane Low Zhan Rui, Lim Wen Jun Ethan, Steven Cungwanara, Arcillas Ancel Bianca Pelaez, Tan Yi Lin, Titus Choy Ken Yang, Chua Zhong Heng, Jamie Lim Jia Yin, Lee Xin Claudia-Skye, Muhammad Zulhilmi B Zulkiffli, Leong Chen Rong, Maccolm, Muhammad Mikail Athif Zhafir, Teo Zhi Sen Jordan Tanujaya Tjin
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4/7 (From Left To Right)
Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Not in Picture:
Pang Jia Yan Germaine, Poon Ji Feng, Zhuo Jiayi, Goh Si Jie, Jamie, Natasha Ann Seow Jia Ying, Mr. Lin Wenwei, Miss Chang Li Jun Winnie, Lim Yi Xuan, Pun Yang Rong Coco, Rachel Lee Shi Ying, Chan Shi Ya Winni, Hanis Zawani Bte Ali Hnin Moe, Hadi Hiroki B Haris, Zhuo Jiayi, Siti Noor Yanti Bte Salleh, Nishita D/O Ramakrishnan, Carina Chow Huiyun, Nur Hamizah Bte Mohammed Idris, Ashlyn Mathew, Li Sihui Jenna, Keisin Ang Rui Jin, Heng Shi Quan, Tan Boon Wee, Chia Li Zong Greg Lau Kai Jie, Khoo Jun Jie, Muhammad Syahid B Mohamed Noor, Owen Tan Yu Xuan, Muhammad Nur Hadi B Mohammed A, Liu Jiang Feng, Galven Sim Yi Siang, Tan Ting Jun, Ong Zheng Kai, Cheng Yi Feng, Mohamed Asfar, Jeremy Lim Ting Jie, Mak Jia Wei Rayner Rajvir Singh Gill
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4/8 (From Left To Right)
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Dhaniyah Farhanah Bte Yusoff, Tan Minn, Jocelyn, Sun Ting, Vanessa Sophie Lim, Bagaman Hannah Isabelle Madlangbayan, Miss Tan Kiak Ping Anne, Mdm. Liau Ming Ming June, Toh Chin Yee, Deborah, Jovy Quek Jie Yu, Rini Ellysha Bte Mohamed R, Siti Raudhah Bte Mohamed Said, Chan Wei Zhi Sylvia Chee Yun Xi, Presley Toh Yuan Rui, Tok Jing Ye Eugene, Toh Jia Hui, Rycelyn Ang Si Qi, Evon Ngu Yu Wen, Thang Yu Pin, Nur Qistina Bte Mohd Kamil, Toh Pei Xuan, Sia Yuxi Rebecca, Jamie Ow Zhen Chi, Matin Hidir, Loong Sheng Hao Reuben, He Haiqi Ng Wei En, Amos, Cody Chua Zhen Rong, Chong Jia Hao, Cavin, Hong Jun Wen, Lim Chin Sing James, Ling Zhi Ming, Thong Yuan He, David, Allaster Soh Zhan Wai, John Chin Yong Hao, Te Zong Xiang Aaron, Wayne Chia Ming Feng, Tok Kai Jie, Yap John Syed Jaushan Ali B Abdul Mutalib B, Tan Saul, Wong Jun Feng
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4/9 (From Left To Right)
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Siti Nur Nabilah Bte Roslan, Nur Sabrina Bte Ismail, Jagatesswary D/O Rajenderan, Vidharshna Naidu D/O Ravi K, Somus Sheena, Miss Tasha Eu Lynn, Mr. Lee Xinzhan Andrew, Nurelise Eliana Bte Mohamed Y, Nur Amelia Bte Mohamed Rosman, Toh Shi Yun Jacelyn, Humaira Bte Solhan, Demi Law Sean Khoo Kar Hui, Poh Yew Weng, Xavier, Deidre Ong Yan Fang, Sharveaswary D/O Selvam, Nazarena Sharmila Richard Rahuman, Teo Yuan Xiu Samantha, Ferguson Goh Hao Long, Tan Chee Kai Bryan, He Zhenkai, Jovann Sum Quan Han, Liu Zhao, Gracella Lee, Zolin Lee Jing Yi, Nur Effy Suziyanti Bte Iswandi Lim Nan, Jeffrey Edbert, Lee Mun Keet, Timothy Lee Qin Wei, Ryan Ashley David, Jeremy Ng Wen Jun, Bay Zong Wei, Alvin, Glen Chen Jia Hao, Muhammad Eiqbal B Nor Effendy, Mohamad Zairie B Azmi, Dylan Kwok En Kai, Sayed Irsyad B Sayed Sufpian Amir Shahiran B Sharunnizam, Chow Xuan Yi, Christy, Chung Choong Huey, Ho Yi Rui Darryl, Shashi Kumar Ganesan, Tan Ho Wen
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5/1 (From Left To Right)
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Lina Maisarah Bte Mohamed F, Chin Lin, Tracy, Zahidah Bte Shah Jahan, Chiam Bei Xuan, Claryn, Chua Chun Hui, Mrs. Goh Piak Yun Trixie, Mr. Hairol Mohamed Hossain, Cho Rui Ying, Gielle Lee Qin Yun, Renee Yeo Zhi Hui, Somus Sendra, Wei Yao Wang Wenqing, Hew Rui Yi, Reeve, Brandon Ang Kang Jie, Jeryl Teo Jiele, A. Giriprasad, Marvin Sim Tu Xiang, Loh Jing Jie, Ong Yun King Yew Kit Melvyn, Lokeshwar S/O Subhagan, Iyan, Sureshan S/O Chandran, Ng Yin Ci, Justin Ang Lin Jie Hamzah B Ismail, Ngiam Hian Hao
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5/2 (From Left To Right)
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Shermine Koh Xin Ying, Phoebe Ho Xueqi, Nur Natasha Bte Mohamed S, Nurul Amira Bte Muhammad R Y, Natasha Utari Bte Ameehar, Mr. Chen Xinghui, Mr. Eu Lee Chung Don, Marissa D/O Mohammad Reza V, Toh Jia Yi, Kajal Bhagat D/O Ajit Kumar, Chin Suet Mun, Tan Jun Yu Glenn Michael De Guzman Buenaobra, Kaboordeen Mohamed Azarudeen, Lee Min Jun, Hee Mel Xin Angel, Nurul Asyiqin Bte Mohamad Yusof, Xiao Si Qi, Chan Yi Wen, Choo Shao Boon, Hafiz Al-Afdhal B Burhanudeen Matin Hakim B Jefferi, Elvin Choo Chun Hang, Lan Yizhe Lamont, Chan Chu En, Kevan, Voo Hao Ning, Syed Mohamed Nazri B S M A R, Maximillan Png Lin Yit, Yeo Su Bin Nathania Michelle A.narciso
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Credits & Acknowledgments Advisors Mrs Tan May Teng Mrs Doreen Sim Mui Hiang Mrs Lee Chia Yee Publicity Committee Yu Yang Ming Ernest Grace Priya Lim Guo Xian Andrew Tan Kiak Ping Anne Lim Kiang Wee Deepa d/o Supramaniam Seet Qin Fong Matthias Aizuddin Hassan Bin Shamsuddin Muhammas Nurikhwan Bin Sahri Riyan Sukarno Basry Photography Lim Kiang Wee Hng Choon Keong Anderson Infocomm Club and all who have contributed in one way or another... THANK YOU!
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