ANCE CLU CHOIR DANCE CLUB

Learning Outcomes

Zhenghua Dance Club has been steadily growing in numbers, a testament to the art form gaining interest amongst today’s youth. Our members, trained in both Malay Contemporary Dance and Street Dance, are energetic and united. This spurs on every member to do his best for the club.

2019 has been a year of achievements and milestones. For the first time, we achieved two Certificates of Distinction in the SYF Art Presentation. We were also extremely honoured to have been invitied to perform for Mdm President Halimah Yacob and her guests at The Istana’s Hari Raya Open House. Another proud moment was clinching 1st Runner-up position, the highest level we have ever achieved, in the Super24 Competition Qualifiers.

Under the tutelage of celebrated instructors Mr Osman Abdul Hamid, Mr Alif Aircho and Mr Arif Airflow and dedicated teachers, we hope our Dance Club continues to flourish.

Achievements:

Teachers-in-charge:

Mdm Nur Elfianie Bte Abdul Samad

Mdm Tamilarasi Ramaiya

Ms Sharifah Nazihah

Ms Charlotte Cai Yiwei

Instructors:

Mr Osman Abdul Hamid (Malay/Contemporary)

Mr Alif Aircho (Street Dance)

Mr Arif Airflow (Street Dance)

Student Leaders:

President Nurul Andrini (3E4)

Vice-President (Welfare): Teo Shao Ning (3E2)

Vice-President (Admin): Alisya Natania (3N2)

Dance Captain: Apollo Kimi (3N1)

Vice-Dance Captain: Muhammad ‘Izzyanto (3N1)

VIA Ambassadors: Tricia Ng Hwee Yi (3E1)

VIA Ambassadors: Trixie NG Hwee Xi (3E2)

Head of Publicity: Wong Hui Wen (3E1)

Head of Costume: Gracia Wong Ya Xuan (3E3)

Head of Make-up: Ellisya Sabrina (3E1)

• Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2019 Art Presentation – Certificate of Distinction (Malay Dance Category)

• Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2019 Art Presentation – Certificate of Distinction (International Dance Category)

• Super24 Dance Competition 2019 - 7th placing overall (Secondary Category)

The Drama Club achieved a Certificate of Accomplishment at SYF Arts Presentation 2019 with a performance centered on the theme of special needs. The club worked hard on their roles to portray the challenges faced by people with special needs in an impactful way. Through the process of preparing for the presentation, the actors, who were committed to put up an exemplary performance, honed their acting skills and grew more united as a club.

The Drama Club also had the opportunity to do a Values-inAction project in partnership with Bo Tien Day Activity Centre. Students planned the activities for the visit to the centre and had a rich learning experience interacting with the elderly there.