Humanitas 2021

Enabling students, within a Lasallian community, to learn how to learn and learn how to live, empowering them to become people of integrity and people for others.

MISSION

GRATITUDE AND GIVING

Dear Friends,

We are extremely grateful to our visionary philanthropists and donor community who continued to support us in 2021 despite the ongoing challenges of the pandemic. Every single act of generosity has impacted our students’ lives in some way - so thank you.

As a not-for-profit school, all of the facilities, resources and provisions that enhance our

students’ educational experience rely heavily on the generosity of our donors. The ramifications of Covid-19, be it financial, emotional or both; as well as the impact it had on our ability to run annual fundraising events (in their traditional format) could have led to a significant decline in funds pledged or donated throughout the year. However, this was not the case at all, there continued to be an outpouring of support from our community

including current and former parents, faculty and staff through Annual Giving appeals, alumni, board members and friends of SJI International, for which we are truly grateful.

In 2021, our Scholarships and Bursaries Fund along with the Building and Development Fund received a combined total of over $2.5 Million in donations.

This example of generosity and kindness of spirit is what lies

at the heart of SJI International and helps us to ensure long term sustainability in delivering an outstanding values-based education, as well as the ever-expanding Scholarship Programme and Building Fund that our community values so much.

Your support to the Scholarships and Bursaries Fund has helped ensure that scholarships are available to exceptional students from Singapore and the wider region. It is your support that helps us fulfill our Lasallian mission to serve ‘the last, the lost and the least’ allowing us to provide life changing education for all, regardless of circumstance.

Your support of the Building and Development Fund helps us expand our campus and facilities. It is your support that enables us to enhance our learning spaces providing opportunities for our students to excel in their learning.

As you will read in the following

pages, your support doesn’t simply improve the life of one person, but the lives of many. We hope you will take some time to read this report and celebrate the successes of 2021, including the reflections from our current and alumni scholars and students as well as a heartfelt message from one of our many supportive families, The Minjoot Family.

Our St Joseph’s Institution International community is unique in so many ways and our students’ experience is strengthened by your generosity, for which we are truly thankful. As we celebrate our 15th Anniversary in 2022, and all that has been achieved so far, we now look to the future and hope you move forward with us, as the best is yet to come.

Once again, sincere thanks for everything you do and the difference you make as ‘people of integrity, people for others’.

Our St Joseph’s Institution International community is unique in so many ways and our students’ experience is strengthened by your generosity, for which we are truly thankful.

Maria Ciola Director, Advancement, Communications & Admissions

“Every single act of generosity has impacted our students’ lives in some way - so thank you.”

SETTING AN EXAMPLE

The sculpture depicts Joseph, wearing his carpenter’s tools, swinging the Child Jesus in a playful manner, with two children, a boy and a girl, joining in with the fun.

Several generous donors supported the commissioning of this beautifully meaningful sculpture for our school. The most eminent of these donations was made by Ms Faith Koh Hui Hwa in memory of her late husband, Mr Christopher Minjoot – a Founder and founding member of the SJI International Board of Governors.

Speaking of her husband, Ms Koh explains “Chris was on the Board of Governors for many years, right up until 2016 when he passed on. One of

Chris’s wishes was to donate to the school, and following a helpful conversation with Brother Larry –who suggested a statue – I decided on commissioning the sculpture.”

Following further discussions, Singapore’s Cultural Medallion recipient Chong Fahcheong was selected to create the piece using the image of a father playing with his young child as the point of reference.

The example set by St Joseph, the patron and namesake for our school, who had nothing more at heart than to care for Jesus, is precisely what SJI International looks to emulate in the nurturing and guidance of all children entrusted to its care.

If you’ve been on campus recently, chances are you will have seen the ‘St Joseph and the Children’ sculpture located in front of our Assembly Hall, on the way to the Chapel.

An interview with the Minjoot Family

These values were key in the Minjoot family’s decision to send all three of their children to SJI International.

“We believe in the values that SJI International holds, as they are aligned with those of our own family. The 4 pillars of learning - Academic, Outdoor Education, Service Learning and CoCurricular Activities provide a truly holistic education. My children have all been heavily involved in service trips and expeditions organised by the school. On one of these expeditions, to Northern Thailand, my children helped build a strawberry farm so that local villagers could grow their own fruits and subsequently have their own source of income from the sales. This experience demonstrated that it is not just donating money that helps, but enabling people to gain their independence,” she said.

Ms Koh’s sons have now all graduated from SJI International, her youngest son, Ethan most recently in 2020. Ewan, her middle son, has just completed National Service in Singapore and is now embarking on the next step of his education at Durham University in the UK. Whilst Ryan, her oldest son is now in the third year of university at King’s College London, UK.

Despite all three sons completing their studies at SJI International and now being part of our Alumni Association, Ms Koh explains why she continues to give back:

“We can continue to share with others what our children have experienced and gained. Hopefully,

more students can enjoy the exceptional education and opportunities that the school provides. As a not-for-profit organisation, SJI International relies on the support and generosity of the donors. With no government funding, every act of support makes a difference to a child, so I think it’s a very good cause to support,”.

“I think if we believe in the core values of SJI International, serving others, and giving back to society, there are many ways in which we can do this, all facilitated by the school. When we choose to serve others, we can set an example for our children. Hopefully, that will encourage each of us to do something for a good cause. We can start small, even volunteering once a year, committing one weekend. It’s good enough, and you will feel like doing more when you experience the joy of giving just as Saint Francis of Assisi says for it is in giving that we receive.”

Ms Koh and her family have been long-term supporters of the School. She continues the call to serve our community through her recent appointment as a member of the SJI International Board Human Resource Committee.

“When we serve others, we can set an example for our children.”

the majority of our Scholarships are offered to deserving Singaporean students, we have also previously offered overseas scholarships to students from Cambodia, East Timor, Indonesia, Myanmar, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Vietnam.

a Lasallian School, SJI International strives to bring education to all, especially the last, the lost and the least. The SJI International Scholarship Programme was originally set up to attract outstanding students, regardless of background, and it has played an important role in allowing SJI International to become a school that is widely recognised for its outstanding academic results within a very holistic programme.

$20.6m

FUNDRAISING HIGHLIGHTS

ANNUAL PARENT GIVING

In Support of Scholars and Education

Appeals were sent to parents throughout the year, giving them the option to donate to either the Scholarships and Bursaries Fund or the Building and Development Fund.

ANNUAL STAFF GIVING

In Support of Bursaries

The funds raised via this Annual Appeal sent to staff are used to fund bursaries to support our High School students who are affected by a sudden drastic change in the family’s financial situation at home – such as the death of a parent, loss of employment or divorce for example.

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS PRESENTATION

In recognition of the accomplishment of those students who have been awarded a Scholarship through our SJI International Scholarship Programme, we traditionally hold an awards dinner at the start of each academic year.

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 safe management measures in place, we were regrettably unable to host the awards presentation in the traditional manner previously held.

On 3 September 2021, the scholars were presented with their scrolls by Brother President Lawrence Humphrey and Chairman of the Scholarship Committee, Mr Kenneth Li, at a socially distanced event held on campus following all necessary safe management measures.

In his address to the scholars, Mr Li said: “The fundamental reason you are a scholar is someone, somewhere believes in you. They believe in your successes, they believe in what

you can accomplish, and they believe that you will grow to be somebody who will make a difference in your community.”

Congratulations to our 2021 scholars.

• Adriel Mohamed Amin

• Giac Nguyen Do

• Justin Chee Tse Chong

• Jared Lau Yip Wing

• Markus Zhang Qifan

• Sher Mae Goh

• Jenny Zhuo Yueran

• Isha Ashish Rajadhyax

THE POWER OF A THANKFUL HEART

To have the honour of receiving this scholarship means a lot to me, as I’ve always valued trying my best in my academic studies. I’m especially thankful for the motivating learning environment at SJI International, which has given me the opportunity to develop my interests in various fields. Furthermore, in my journey in SJI International, I’ve learnt the significance of being compassionate towards others in our community, or in other words, being a person for others.

Jenny Zhuo ‘22, Chinese

It goes beyond words to describe my gratitude for the scholarship. Not only has it offered me a priceless opportunity to receive a top-notch education in a marvellous institution, but it has also granted me a chance to realise how massive the world is. Before the scholarship, I held my belief in one core value - the eagerness to learn and the willingness to contribute, and now that established value has not changed but has even become stronger. Surrounded by intelligence and virtue, I become a more well-rounded person in terms of both perceptions of the world and standard of morality. The closer to the end of this demanding yet epic journey, the more eager to serve my purpose in lifeto make the world a better place. Had it not been for this scholarship, my scope would have always been narrow and shallow.

Quoc Vuong Dinh ‘22, Vietnamese

Through my years in SJI International, the school’s relentless dedication to the cultivation of an academic environment that nurtures the potential of each and every student has always been a point of personal pride. The sense of honour that the scholarship has conferred upon me constantly spurs me to push myself out of my comfort zone, relishing every new academic challenge that SJI International’s unique learning environment presents. I have been even more inspired to give back to the Lasallian community that has provided me with a multitude of invaluable learning opportunities; I strive to use my love for learning to motivate peers to strive toward exemplifying Lasallian virtues of inclusivity, excellence, and community engagement in all aspects of school and personal life. I am grateful for the doors that the scholarship has opened for me, and in my leadership roles, I will continue to pass down and nurture the same academic virtues that have allowed me to benefit from and thrive in SJI International’s competitive academic culture.

Sher Mae Goh ‘22, Singaporean

SJI International’s scholarship has not only given me the confidence to pursue my future aspirations but also provided me with the opportunity to receive an all-rounded education through the IB Diploma Programme. I feel well equipped to enter the next phase of my academic and professional journey with developed critical thinking skills that will differentiate me from my competitors.

Jared Lau ‘22, Singaporean

Some of our former and current scholars reflect on what the scholarship means to them, what they have learned on their journey so far, and how they plan to give back to the world and their communities in the future.

For young racing champion Alex Brown, the pursuit of excellence has no finish line.

His racing career took off ten years ago. Now at 18 with five championship titles under his belt, he’s showing no signs of slowing down, both on and off the race track.

For starters, he graduated as the ‘Josephian of the Year’ in 2021 – the highest honour given to a student at SJI International – and scored the highest marks in the IB examinations held in November.

This is certainly no mean feat, excelling in academics while balancing his passions, which go beyond racing.

As an SJI International Elementary School student, Alex joined the school’s Robotics CCA out of interest in STEM. Moving up to High School, he led Robotics Unbound, providing free introductory robotics and programming workshops to young children at SJI International Elementary School and through partnerships with local organisations like The Salvation Army, TOUCH and MENDAKI.

“I was determined to help these young students also potentially find passions in robotics or STEM learning as well as develop crucial skills such as communication and problemsolving,” said Alex.

In 2019 he co-founded XS News, a platform that condenses global affairs and complex issues into palatable forms for Gen Zs. The project was in response to the influx of fake news on the internet and to help his peers keep up-to-date with current affairs without going through articles full of jargon.

ALEX BROWN ‘21

NO FINISH LINE

“We felt that this is especially pertinent in the current context of the pandemic, as it is important for people our age to stay informed about the global situation and its wider implications as well as not be influenced by fake news. Our bite-sized content aims to retain people’s attention whilst still allowing people to stay updated,” he shared.

XS News won the Young Founders Summit 2019 in Peking University, Beijing, receiving monetary backing of US$10,000 and mentorship from Founders Bootcamp, the world’s most extensive startup program for teenagers, to help them with this initiative.

The project runs on Instagram as its main platform, amassing over 2,200 followers as of writing. Alex and his cofounders Marco and Kai-Ryn – all SJI International alumni – have grown their team to include students from around the world.

He indeed has a long list of passion projects, as he also serves as the Digital and Innovations Director for The BAUM Movement, another SJI International alumni-led initiative educating Gen Zs on sustainable investing.

“Knowing that I was supported and kept up-to-date by my teachers gave me the freedom and confidence to explore my passions despite the workload of the IB Diploma Programme. I am truly grateful for all the teachers that mentored and supported me throughout my time at SJI International,” he said.

Over the next year and a half, Alex will fulfil his National Service (NS) duties for the Singapore Civil Defence Force.

“During this time, I hope to continue growing these projects. After NS, I aim to study engineering at university while also continuing [to participate] in some forms of car racing championships overseas. This allows me not only to continue pursuing my passion in motor racing but also advance my knowledge of the practical application of engineering that I learnt at SJI International.”

Ian graduated from SJI International in 2021, winning The Leadership Council Shield for Academic Excellence and the Academic Prize for History. In this interview, he shares more about his enriching International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme years, his most significant takeaways from an SJI International education, as well as his future plans and aspirations.

You were recognised for your excellence in your studies, but beyond academics, what was something that you worked on in school that you are proud of?

One of my proudest achievements was my involvement in History mentoring for IGCSE students. Despite being put on hold due to COVID-19 restrictions, I still managed to hold virtual meetings with my mentees to go through content and material for their exams. I was also extremely privileged to hold a lunchtime talk for Grade 11 IB History students about strategies for time management and success in the course. These opportunities profoundly resonated with me, and I found it very meaningful to be able to share my passion and experiences with those whose positions I could relate to.

During IB, how were you able to balance your passions and academics, while also giving back to your community through service?

While it may seem cliche, getting your work done early before deadlines and planning your time is the most efficacious strategy to avoid being swamped by assignments, pertinently during bottleneck periods in early-mid Grade 12. This gave me plentiful breathing room during deadlines to properly refine my work and submit things that I was truly proud of. As for balancing academics with my passions, this was challenging, but my advice would be to slot leisure time when you aren’t busy studying, for example, my basketball training was Friday mornings when I would not be studying anyway. Moreover, I made an effort to regulate myself and create “no-study” times, I made sure not to study any day past 10 pm and always kept Friday afternoons for exercise. Trusting in the work that you’ve put in already will help you be more confident and avoid studying too much,

IAN THAM ‘21 NOT A ZERO-SUM GAME

burning out by repeating the same course material. Aside from that, my most valuable resources were my peers, teachers and senior mentors with whom I shared countless drafts and were an excellent source of ideas and notes. I was very fortunate to be able to take advantage of other successful seniors and learn from their expertise while collaborating with good achievers at my own year level. Even more importantly, I was not hesitant to reach out to my teachers regularly to refine my assignments and tap into their experience and knowledge. They were more than willing to help me, and I am very grateful for their tireless help and patience, truly invested in my work and success.

What is your most significant takeaway from an SJI International education?

Taking ownership of your education and focusing on consistency are the two main lessons I’ve learnt from my time at SJI International. I was very fortunate to surround myself with a group of like-minded friends who kept me accountable and ensured that we were always on the right track. Importantly, I’ve learnt that academics is not a zero-sum game, our culture in Singapore has prided itself in fierce competition and individualism however, I’ve realised that when taking international exams like the IGCSE and IB Diploma Programme, our schoolmates’ relative success to ours doesn’t have a large impact on our final individual result. Students should share resources for a more fulfilling experience.

What are your aspirations and goals in the near future?

I hope to study law in the UK after completing my National Service, so I’ll be busy preparing and reading for my interview, personal statement and LNAT test. While doing so, I hope to continue to involve myself in the SJI International community, mainly as a mentor to some of my juniors taking the IB Diploma Programme and helping them out with their academics. As for a career path, I hope that obtaining a law degree will open up wider opportunities in finance or law, of which I am still undecided. I hope to continue nurturing my passion for History and engage in further reading to keep myself sharp outside of an academic environment.

OUR FORMER SCHOLARS: WHERE THEY ARE NOW

Since SJI International opened its doors in 2007, it has awarded more than 260 scholarships. Of that number around 15 are still at school completing the IB Diploma, and many of the more recent cohorts have yet to embark on their university education. However, we thought it timely to look and see how our scholars have fared since leaving school and to share updates on some whose education at SJI International was most generously sponsored – by you, our donors.

‘09

ROWLAND

IMPERIAL

Currently reading for a DPhil in Education, University of Oxford; expected graduation 2023

“Accepting the SJI International scholarship was a lifechanging decision for me. SJI International provide a lot of opportunities for me to discover things about myself, my strengths and my weaknesses. It is where I made many wonderful memories and lifelong friends. Definitely one of the best two years of my life!”

NIKODEMUS JAYA Vertex Growth, Investment Director NUS, Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours, Finance

‘09

SANDESH SAMBHI Psychiatry Resident, National Healthcare Group

NUS, Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery - MBBS, Royal College of Psychiatry, MRCPsych

‘09

‘09

SAMANTHA CHUA Senior Assistant Director, MOE

Bachelor Degree, Accounting and Finance, SMU, Masters Degree, Applied Economics, University of Michigan

‘09

JOHN OOI Student Development Manager - SJI International Malaysia

Bachelor of EconomicsUniversity of California, Bachelor of EconomicsThe University of Queensland, Post Graduate Certificate in Education - University of Nottingham

IAN CHAI Managing Associate/ Innovation & KM Product ManagerDentons Rodyk Bachelor Degree, JurisprudenceUniversity of Oxford, Master of Law-LLMColumbia Law School

“I will always be thankful and indebted to both SJI International and the donors for such a formative experience, and can only hope to achieve as much they have to better the lot of others.”

BENJAMIN TEO King & Spalding (Singapore) LLP University of Oxford, BA (Jurisprudence), 2016

“SJI International was integral to forming who I am, how I think and the values that are important to me. The scholarship was an acknowledgement of how far I had come and a challenge to explore and grow further.”

SADEEP MADURANGE

Customer Success Engineer at Quix Mathematics, NTU, 2015

“As a customer success engineer at Quix, I work closely with clients with different professional backgrounds from different parts of the world. My manager, clients and colleagues have often

‘10 ‘10

NGUYET NGUYEN

Resident PhysicianQueen’s University BSc (Hons) Biochemistry- UBC Vancouver, MDMemorial University

“The scholarship gave me the opportunity to develop independent thinking, curiosity about people and love of learning.”

Associate - McKinsey & Company, New York, USA Bachelor of Arts (B.A), Economics and Finance - New York University Abu Dhabi, Master of Business AdministrationMBA Finance and Management, Columbia Business School

complemented me on my ability to communicate highly technical ideas well. I believe that it’s my exposure to friends from all around the world, many presentations I had to deliver and papers I had to write (Extended Essay, TOK essay, IAs) during my time at SJI International that taught me to organise and deliver my thoughts about deeply technical subjects with clarity. I still remember how I delivered my TOK presentation on Schrodinger’s Cat (a highly technical topic) which was very well received by a nontechnical audience. It was my friends at the hostel who weren’t Physics

students that helped me frame my presentation in a way that could be appreciated by everyone.

Therefore, it is not an exaggeration to state that SJI International and the SJI International scholarship equipped me well to excel at both technical and nontechnical aspects of my work. Comparing this to the friends I met at NTU Mathematics, without SJI International experience, in all likelihood, I would have taken a far narrower, more technical path than the one I have taken. I’m glad that I didn’t.”

‘11

‘11

HTUT MYATNOE AUNG

Software Developer at G Adventures, Canada Bachelor of Applied Science, Computing Engineering and Master of Business Administration at the University of Toronto

FORLANDO TAMBUNAN

Growth and Programme Management - FinAccel Bachelor of Engineering, Aerospace Engineering - NTU

PETRUS BOSA LAYARDA

VINCENT

TANUTAMA

PHD Student -

University of Chicago, Research Data Analyst - Stanford Center of Food Security and the Environment

Bachelor of Art (B.A), Ethics, Politics and Economics - Yale University

BRIAN THENG

Family Capital & Impact, Economic Development Board

BA Literae Humaniores, Oxford 2019

“The scholarship still means the world to me! It gave me the chance to join a principled and eye-opening community which taught me to both deepen my interests and expand my horizons, always keeping the common good in mind.”

XUEYAO CHENG

Expecting to start a PhD at Stanford

University in September University of Cambridge, 2019

“I would not have had the opportunity to receive an international education, hence fulfilled my academic passion at Cambridge and Stanford, without the scholarship and SJI International.”

YI SHUEN LIM

Machine Learning Engineer @ Treasure

Data in New York

NYU - BA in Math + Economics, 2018

“Being at SJI International taught me to drive my learning through curiosity and passion.”

CLIONA YONG

Research AssistantNUS

Bachelor of Art (BA), Anthropology - Yale NUS College

BRYAN

GOHManufacturing Engineer Trainee at Roche Singapore

Technical Operations National University of Singapore/ Bachelors of Chemical Engineering, 2021

JOSHUA FUNG

Pupil at 7KBW, UK

Bachelor of Arts, BA Law - University of Cambridge, Masters of Law, LLM, Legal Theory, Philosophy & International LawNew York University, Masters Degree, China Studies- Yenching Academy of Peking University

DEBBIE JOSEPH

Sustainability Partnership Manager (Account Manager)

Bachelor of Business Management (Marketing, Strategic Management) - SMU

RURU HOONG

JD/PhD Candidate in Business Economics, Harvard Business School

B.A. in Economics, Stanford University 2019; Associate at Boston Consulting Group, London; M.A. in Economics, Harvard University, 2022

“SJI International provided the sort of unparalleled holistic care that enabled me to develop as a whole person. Teachers encouraged me to pursue my academic interests beyond the classroom, and the wide range of extracurriculars available nurtured my love for the richness that life has to offer. Opportunities to participate in assemblies, leadership roles, and theatre helped me emerge out of my shell and set me up for success beyond high school. But above all, I very much resonate with the values that the school espouses: “enter to learn, leave to serve.” Figuring out a direction in life past mandated education is difficult and bewildering, but having that strong sense of shared values really helped me – and continues to help me – ground my direction with purpose. I am so grateful for my time at SJI International – thank you for helping to enable that!

GRESELVA PRAJITNO

Full-time student

Bachelor of Science,

2020; currently pursuing a Master of Public Health – both at University of Melbourne

“It meant a lot to me and I am and will always be eternally grateful for it. The scholarship, and my time in SJI International played a big part in my life path. It broaden my horizon and helped me see the things that I could achieve.”

QUANG DIEU NGO

Data Analyst - Hubble Bachelor of Bachelor of Science - BS, Mathematical, Computational and Statistical SciencesYale NUS College

Trader at The D.E. Shaw Group - Cambridge Astrophysics

BA (Hons), AstrophysicsUniversity of Cambridge

ALEXUS GIAN

Research Assistant

- Madison Country Department of Health, New York - Internship

Bachelor of Arts - BA, Economics, BiologyColgate University

VALERIE SEET

Jidicial Associate, State Court of Singapore- Pro Bono Advocate

Bachelor of Law (LLB) - NUS

Meta - Account Manager

Bachelor of Art - BA (Hons), Economics

ROBERT MARTIN

KHANG HUYNH

SEAN NEUBRONNER

Vice President -

LightStone Insights

Bachelor of Science -

BS Mathematics with Management and Finance

KATIE KWANG

Reseacher - Mnistry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) 2021 , Thesis Student - Population Wellbeing Lab- University of Toronto 2022

Bachelor of Science - BSc, Psychology Research Specialist and Public Policy Major (Marketing, Strategic Management)

MEGHA JOSHI

Business Strategy Analyst - Trading, Investments and Optimisation StrategyAccenture

Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Economics and Global Affairs minor at Yale-NUS College

VERIC TAN Space Sustainability

Double Material science and Engineering (Nanotech) & Cognitive Science (Computational), Johns Hopkins University, 2024

“The SJI International scholarship was the launchpad to the rest of my life.”

JUAN BANCHS

Will be joining Meta (Facebook), full-time in Northern California. B.S & M.S in Mechanical Engineering from University of California, Los Angeles. Graduated in June 2022

“Physics club was what inspired me to become a mechanical engineer. The opportunities and the learnings I had working with my hands on whatever project my heart desired truly allowed me to find my passion for engineering! I am so thankful for having the time to focus on that thanks to this scholarship!”

ADNAN HUSSAIN

Business Strategy Multi - Asset Inverstment Summer AnalystEastspring Investments -Internship

BBA, Business Administration and Business AnalyticsNUS

STANLEY SOENDORO

Intramural Spots

Referee - Savannah College of Art and Design

Bachelor of Fine Arts3D Animation & Visual Effects at the Savannah College of Art and Design

NETHMI FERGUSON Sales & Business Development Coordinator - Myerton Packaging Pte Ltd, Western Australia Bachelor of Aviation and International Business - Edith Cowan University

“I can proudly say that SJI International Scholarship completely changed me and my future for the better. It gave me an opportunity to become more independent and opened the doors for many more blessings. I would have never been able to come this far, both in my education and career if not for this amazing opportunity. I am always proud to say that all the experience I have had from this opportunity, the people I’ve met and challenges I’ve overcome have definitely made me a better person, which I owe to this scholarship.”

TRACK MAVERICK GUANZON TORRES Internship at RSM Hong Kong Hong Kong Baptist University - currently incoming year 3, graduating 2024, BBA Accounting Concentration

“The scholarship and my time in SJI International has really been a great blessing in my life. It’s changed a lot of things with regards not only

to my education but the direction of my life. I’ve been supported not only through the IB Diploma Programme but to university and beyond. My experience in SJI International also helped me reassess what my priorities are in life and rather than just focusing on the pursuit of academic and career perfection, I have a more well rounded life now where I actively participate in my community and church, have a better social life (specially with my life long friends from school), and still following the heart of excellence I’ve learned from SJI International.”

SHERY ROSE QUIENG

UniLaSalle - Sustainable Agribusiness & Food Engineering (i-SAFE), International Agriculture; expected graduation 2024

VICTORIA EE BSc Economics & Social Sciences - Bocconi University, Italy; expected graduation 2022

SOPHUTH PHON

Bachelor of ArtsGeography at the State University of New York, Geneseo; expected graduation 2024

“It’s quite the acatalepsy upon fully describing how impactful the SJI International scholarship has benefited me. Prior to this opportunity, I never really knew my

ambitions or how I want to spend my life meaningfully.

The community has also been kind and caring to us international scholars. Leaving SJI International was especially hard when you are so attached to the loving community and people there.”

CRYSTABEL CHUA

Bachelor of ArtsGeography; expected graduation 2024

NGUYEN ANH DUC

Undergraduate researcher

Bachelor of Science (Honors) in Mathematics, National University of Singapore, 2025

“I was fortunate enough to receive a full-ride scholarship from SJI International. First time on the receiving end of support, I realised that civic engagement is valid in not just addressing an urgent need but also seeding future inspiration. In High School, I have constantly

availed myself of opportunities to pursue my mathematical and filmic curiosities and to develop my independence and personal accountability while living away from family. Service does not stop once an urgent need is fulfilled; it inspires the recipients to help others once they are in a position to do so. Now, I aspire to be a researcher to transform theoretical and sophisticated mathematical ideas into useful applications for others.”

RACHEL HANDOKO

Undergrad, 2021-2025

Bachelor Degree, Mathematics at YaleNUS

LUISA ANGGAWAN

Bachelor of Design Computing & Bachelor of Advanced Studies, Design Computing & Software; expected graduation 2026

JOAQUIN TORRES

Undergraduate and Research Assistant at Bates College

LEONARDO MARCO EDILYNN

Currently interning at a shipping company; NTU MSE, 2021 intake

“SJI International provided the sort of unparalleled holistic care that enabled me to develop as a whole person.”

IAN THAM

Serving in the RSAF for National Service

Receiving the IB merit scholarship encouraged me as it indicated SJI International’s ability to reward students that have made the most out of the academic opportunities presented to them. I saw the scholarship not only as recognition of my past dedication and successes, but also felt a duty to further develop my academic journey by capitalising on the additional support extended to me. I was motivated by the school identifying my potential

and investing in me, this crucially gave me the confidence in my IB years to elevate my academic character as a more inquisitive and vocal learner. As cliche as it sounds, my time at SJI International imparted to me a true love for learning. I always advise my juniors to develop passion for the subjects they have chosen; my authentic enjoyment learning in the 2-year course made what would otherwise be a rigorous process much more smooth sailing and natural to me. The friends that I depended upon and synergised with during my time as an IB scholar are the ones that I treasure most after graduating. As I prepare for university applications, I am grateful for the resilience and responsibility I grew during my time at SJI International.

ALEX BROWN Firefighter (NS) at Bishan Fire Station until end 2024

Receiving the coveted SJI International Scholarship was an immense privilege and inspired me to proudly follow the Lasallian values in my future endeavours, which I am truly grateful for.

The confidence placed in me by the school will always motivate me to give my best in everything I do and carry forward these values wherever this may take me. Despite setbacks, even a global pandemic, SJI International has provided me with an environment that helped me never feel ‘lost’. In fact, SJI International has provided us with tools to not only weather but to thrive during challenging times. There is no doubt that I owe so much of who I am now and my incredible wealth of experiences in both elementary and high school to the SJI International scholarship and community.

VANNESS VALENTINO

Incoming Undergraduate in Nanyang Technological University, studying Materials Science and Engineering

Incoming Undergraduate in Nanyang Technological University, studying Materials Science and Engineering

Having received the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to study at SJI International under the scholarship, I learnt numerous positive qualities that are important in my life ahead. One of these is leadership quality. Throughout my study at SJI International, I faced many occasions which eventually made me realise the importance of leadership in a group, be it in group work in class or in larger-scale organisations. Even after my graduation, I am constantly reminded to polish my leadership skills as I go on with my daily life, such as decision-making and leading people toward a common good, within my family or my circle of friends. I imagined that had I not had the chance to study at this school, I would learn about these skills much, much later (or even too late before I know it!).

CIRCLES OF GRATITUDE

We honour all our donors, including those who have chosen to give anonymously, who believe in the mission of SJI International and whose philanthropy has enabled us to continue providing an exceptional education to our students. Our Circles of Gratitude recognise donors’ cumulative donations as of 31 December 2021.

• Estate of Khoo Teck Puat

• Shaw Foundation

• Kenneth Benjamin Li

• Asia Pulp & Paper Company Ltd

• Philip Ng

• Culindo Livestock (1994) Pte Ltd

• Lippo China Resources Limited

• Peter Lim

• Golden Agri International Pte Ltd

• Shenton World Pte Ltd

• Lawrence da Silva

• Keppel Corporation Limited

• Hup Jin Goh

• AX 21 Singapore Pte Ltd

• KMP Private Ltd

• Megabuilders & Development Pte Ltd

• Sze Khai Pang

• Tote Board

• Hong Thuan Chua

• Kuok Oon Kwong

• Xi Zhou

• Lawrence Tham

• Didier Von Daeniken

• Maxsolar Power Pte Ltd

• Somsak Leeswadtrakul

• Lee Foundation

• David Loh

• Ezra Holdings Limited

• Danny Yong

• Check Kian Low

• UOB Limited

• Tee How Tan

• Bangkok Mass Transit System Public Company Limited

• PT Saratoga Investama Sedaya

• Kevin Wong

• Hui Hwa Koh

• Simon Cheong

• Yew Lin Goh

• Kevin Hangchi

• Edmund Tie

• Roy Quek

• Seng Bee Lim

• Mia Hiasinta Hardjasatya

• Aelington Pte Ltd

• Far East Management

• Fosterra Investment Pte Ltd

• Grow-Tech Properties Pte Ltd

• SymnAsia Foundation

• Anthony Loh

• Philip Yeo

• Kwang Hwee Tan

• Caroline Yang

VISIONARY CIRCLE

$25,000 and above

• Joseph Teo

• A*STAR

• Roger Chia

• Lena Koh

• Jason Yap

• Esmond Choo

• Jenny Lee

• Derek Loh

• Chee Onn Lim

• Chong Lee Tan

• Peter Seah

• PT Renaissance Capital Asia

• Java Energy Resources (Pte) Limited

• Boon Huat Wong

• Paul Tseng

• James Toh

• George Yeo

• Kwan Yong Construction Pte Ltd

• Wei Wen Lim

• Madeleine Cheok

• Yoon Fah Chim

• Dennis Tang

• Jimmy Yim

• Get Ping Ngo

• Chin Tiong Tan

• Giok Lak Sim

• Mavis Khoo

• Hong Ching Wong

• Manu Bhaskaran

• Glenndle Sim

• Oy Chun Eu

• Teng Joo Tay

• Arief Widyawan Sidarto

• F1 Auto Cars Pte Ltd

• Jackie Cheng

• Rui Shan Chin

• Siew Kay Chiang

• Sinarmas Land Limited

• Toprint Computer Supplies Pte Ltd

• Yu Huei Wang

• Ernest Wong

• John Choy

• Jude Menon

• Tai Tian Lim

• Thiam Seng Koh

• Charles Fan

• Philip Seah

• Lionel Yee

• Lena Yong

• Jacob Ballas Charitable Trust

• SymAsia Singapore Fund - Chan Family Foundation

• Gerald Tan

• Ian Tan

• Andre Yeap

• Asia Grand Restaurant

• Asia Genesis Asset Management Pte Ltd

• Kim Hwee Soh

• Shen Yi Thio

• International Testing Co Pte Ltd

• Aloysius Seow

• Nicky Tan

• Yew Ting Kuo

• Michael Sng

• Cheng Han Tan

• Christopher Woo

• Yak Boo Koh

• Boo Kian Khoo

• Geeson Putra Lawadinata

• Forde Hamou-Jennings

• Tsquared Cardiology and Internal Medicine Clinic Pte Ltd

• YangBum Engineering Pte Ltd

• Mark Wong

• Hester Chew

• TSMP Law Corporation

• Ee Chao Wee

• Guong Ching Tan

• Kevin Chew

• Leon Yee

• Anthoni Salim

• Davinder Singh

• Michael Lien

• Peter Low

• Leslie Lam

• Pock Too Ng

• Puay Chiang Tan

• Soon Hock Chua

• Wing Cheng Chan

and 6 anonymous donors

• Trevose International Pte Ltd

• Hsin Yue Yong

• Debotosh Lodh

• Leng Peck Kwek

• Elaine Neo

• Puay Hiang Tan

• Adrian Koh

• Beng Hai Lim

• Chee Khern Ng

• Chin Seng Tan

• NTUC Fairprice Foundation Ltd

• Sembcorp Industries Ltd-Sut

• Bernis Lee

• Soo Ping Lim

• Sundaresh Menon

• Vincent Lien

• Teresa Lee

• Yoke Meng Wong

• Mark Wee

• International Learning Corner(S)

Pte Ltd

• Adrian Saurajen

• Mohan Reviendran Pillay

• Nicola Jacqueline Shaw

• Hean Meng Siew

• KhattarWong LLP

• Yik Luen Hoong

• Seng Gee Ong

• Bee Leng Saw

• Bien Kiat Tan

• Ramchand Bhagwan

• Terence Ng

• Kok Keng Lau

• Aramco

• Alessandro Paolo Caldana

• Arian Corporation

• Michael Anthony Palmer

• Nana Au-Chua

• The Community Foundation of Singapore

• Christopher Geoffrey Minjoot

• Xiao-Shan Peh

• Hak Bin Chua

• Colin Macdonald

• Jeffrey Lin

• Robert Faulkner

• Kenneth Tan

• Narayanan Sreenivasan

• Tee Jim Tan

• Bradley Andrew Roberts

• Yibo Xi

PATRON CIRCLE

• Annie Hon

• Edward Ang

• Chun Wen Yang

• Gabriel Lim

• Damian Png

• Joo Kim Teo

• Kim Shin Lee

• Steve Cheng

• Sylvia Goh

• Victor Lim

• Benson Loi

• Larry Lim

• Olivia Beatrice Cashin

• Bryan Lim

• June Ong

• Adrian Lee

• Martin Cheah

• Sing Ho

• Selina Chin

• Richard Teo

• George Adrian Van Grieken

• Karen Wong

• Dennis Paul Lui

• Ah Long Wong

• Alamsah Suhardi

• Alan Cheok

• Michael Ang

• Boon Leng Goh

• Breadtalk Group Ltd

• Cecil Cheong

• Noel Hon

• Chin Koon Koh

• Johnson Tan

• Christopher B. Bogaars

• Pascal Guy Demierre

• Darren James Cerasi

• ECM Libra Foundation

• Ee Cheong Wee

• Euan Murugasu

• Wan Heng Chiang

• Francis Lee

• Daniel Cuthbert Ee

• Brendan Leong

• Kalea Smile Spa Pte Ltd

• Keen Tuck Mak

• Kian Ping Loh

• Kusumaningtyas Angkawidjaja

• Lee Boon Tan

• Mark Choong

• Louis Agnelo D’Souza

• Ming Yong Yu

• Francis Nyan

• Morris John

• Peter Chiang

• Pak Lum Mock

• Linette Tye

• SC Global Developments Ltd

• Leo Yip

• Sentosa Golf Club

• Cheryl Tan

• Tiong Seng Contractors Pte Ltd

• Francis Oen

• Yu Choong Then

• Henry Tay

and 6 anonymous donors

• Melvyn Boey

• Aidan Brendan Crowley

• Arthur Ding

• Kok Leong Wong

• Maria Hilaria Salim

• Soo How Koh

• N Link (S) Pte Ltd

• Faizal Muhamad Fazluddin Gaffoor

• Peter Kurt Maier

• Catalina Tong

• Agus Djunaedi

• Craig Robert Martin

• Angeline Wee

• Kah Loon Mah

• Kevin Kang

• Andrew Yeo

• Desmond Soh

• Robert Michael Kilgour Booker

• Thiam Seng Lim

• Zhi Yan

• Madeleine Lee

• Lai Hock Ooi

• Siew Leng Fun

• Su Shan Tan

• Thuan Wee Koh

• Winston Lim

• Mariam Anna John

• Pui Cheng Yeong

• Thomas Chew

• Tze Wee Wee

• Winston Kwek

• Claire Elizabeth Simms

• MCL Land Ltd

• Hugh Edward Terry

• Emanuele Petz

• Yee Cheah Hwang

• Edward Wirawan

• Russell Malin Bennett

• Gilbert Leong

• Chi Kwan Chang

• Eric Ou

PRESIDENT CIRCLE

• David William Platt

• Gek Lang Lee

• Hendra Othman Husodo

• Hong Swee Lau

• Frances Clare Tang

• Ignatius Rasiah

• Ilse Tan

• Ka Wee Chong

• Patrick Lim

• Anita Chan

• Serene Wong

• Flavia Cheong

• Murali Nair

• Peter James Arnold

• Steven Andrew Neubronner

• Sunil Kanayalal Bhatia

• Suresh Nair

• Susan De Silva

• Terence Bong

• David Liew

• Vy-Vyen Lim

• Virginia Lien

• Yew Foo Kong

• Susi Parwati Teo

• Kit Foong Wong

• Yoke Yuan Tan

• Kenny Chong

• Michael Arthur Roche

• Paul Antony Rathband

• RSP Architects Planners & Engineering (Pte) Ltd

• Charlie Chayavirabood

• Ban Seng Teh

• Ahmed Assar

• Bee Keng Khoo

• Derek Goh

• Eric Low

• Boon Teow Lee

• CPG Consultants Pte Ltd

• Centre For Hand And Reconstructive Micro Surgery (Charms) Pte Ltd

• Chee Meng Yap

• Dinesh Singh Dhillon

• Han Yun Ku

• Francis Heng

• Hsiao Pin Wang

• Huey Ching Lim

• Hui Ling Tjoa

• Jessica Chen

• Jin Hian Goh

• Jonathan Law

• Melati Oka Masagung

• Neo Ng

• Patricia Lim

• Pauline Tan

• Puvanambigai Ponnampalam Mandalanayagam

• Richard Seow

• Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd

• Teck Chuan Koh

• James Huang

• Toon Jin Wong

• Viviene Sandhu

• Zee Vee Teo

7 anonymous donors

• Andrew James Tedstone

• Bradford Evan Porteus

• Arie Darma Enterprises (S) Pte Ltd

• Felix Oen

• Design Studio Furniture

Manufacturer Ltd

• Gilbert Ee

• Ken Hee Khoo

• Mitsubishi Electric Asia Pte Ltd

• Samuel Carew-Jones

• Siew Hoon Yeoh

• Gerard Nah

• Craig Alexander Ross

• Asian Palette Pte Ltd

• Cynthia Chee

• Erika Ann Swan

• William Peter Jaensch

• Christopher Chen

• Chu Sing Lee

• Louisa Chng

• Vincent Lee

• Azmeen Moiz

• Lily Teo

• Bernard Oh

• Cha Ying Gan

• Charles Yong

• Chee Meng Wan

• Chyi Ching Chern

• Herry Andriejanssen

• Poon Garn Seow

• Seetha Sharma

• Joseph Victor Lye

• APD Singapore Pte Ltd

• Caroline Khi

• Peng Wee Tan

• Asdaq Kamran Wahid

• Rosaline Yap-Wilson

• Pratheepan Karunagaran

• David Fung

• Diana Chaw

• Fatt Kah Foo

• Edward Canizares Yap

• Lydia Lum

• Soh Hoon @ Nur Yasmin Jessie Tan

• Leong Hoon Loo

PRINCIPAL CIRCLE

• Amy Victoria Lee

• Sunanda Prasad

• Maria Pilar Ciola

• Julian Gerard Nair

• Mark Cranfield

• Rayna Lock

• Hilda Ng

• Audrey Ruyters

• Boon Theng Kuah

• C. Jackson Yap

• CEL Development Pte Ltd

• Cheng Han Fong

• Cheow Hoe Chan

• Chi Lan Goh

• John Lim

• Chin Chew

• Chin Thung Woon

• Christopher Murugasu

• David Antonius Yang

• George Neo

• Eng Koh Lim

• Lawrence Low

• Fidelis Tham

• Georgette Chan

• Carolyn Tan

• Angela Tan

• Jayaveerapandian Shunmugavel

• Jessie Tan

• Jiun Ivor Lim

• Kee Kong Loh

• Leng Hock Chew

• Michael Fung

• Noel Gerald D’Cruz

• Philip Antony Jeyaretnam

• Pieter van der Schaft

• Seck Guan Tan

• Seong Ok Jin

• Shunmugavel Jayaveerapandian

• Strontium Technology Pte Ltd

• Raymond Chan

• David Chua

• Trisa Vikanaswari

• Winnie Tham

• Wen Zhou

• Yong Nang Tan

• Chris Chia

• Mei Lin Chee

• Nadav N Le Havy

• Guy Christian Nicholson

• Ai Lian Lim

• Chung-Chiang Ku

• Samantha Tay

• Jee Lim Tan

• Yida Lee

• Wen Shang Hwang

• Jeffrey Goh

• Bok Yan So

• Buan Lee Yeo

• Jing Hwee Goh

• Manju Chandran

• Nicholas John Brinton

• Simon Quek

• Ta Chun Yun

• Michael Lau

• Wiradharma Pranadi

• Zing Yuen Tan

• Nicholas Lee

• Chunguang Liu

• Red Sea Gallery Pte Ltd

• Wai-Yung Yu

• Benjamin John Strickland

• Thomas McNerney

• Edwin Tan

• Suresh Kumar Singh

• Michael Paul Phelps

• Tsin Uin Foong

• Evelyn Ng

ACAL Holdings Pte Ltd

• ATA Architects Pte. Ltd.

• Accenture Pte Ltd

Adrian Tan

• James Goh

• Asian Marine Syndicate 1965 Pte Ltd

• Chow Yin Cheong

• Jarsonn Chua

• Cooper Gay (Asia) Pte Ltd

• David Brown

• Djokoleksono Sugiarto

• Dannis Teo

Ee Eu Wong

• FCL Management Services Pte Ltd

Financial Services Managers Association (FSMA)

• Hong Yuan Lum Jayesh Manohar Kamath

• Jiaxian Su

• Bryan Yap

• Ka Lie Tjioe

• Lativ Santoso

• Liberty Insurance Pte Ltd

• Martine Hill

McLarens Singapore Pte Ltd

• P&T Consultants Pte Ltd

• Patricia Lam Raymond Clotaire Delangle

• Safe2Travel Pte Ltd

• Seamus Toal See Liang Chok

• See Tho Clinic Pte Ltd

• Phillip Tseng

• Shabana Abedeen Tyebally

• Shotwell Fernando III Valte

• Ann Tan

• Sky Alantic Private Limited

• Steve Cvetko

• Teck Hui Ong

• Vincent Gabriel Jeffrey David Michael Wong

• Wang Peow Tan

• Anton Lee Winnie Goh

• Yee Leong Chong

• Yeong Phang Lim

• Philip Miao

• Erika Soo

• Benny Chan

• Xiu Wei Zou Tang

• Melinda Tong

• John Charles Taylor

• Hwee Ping Forichon

Jessica Heng

• Bernard Joseph Gallagher

• Chandra Mohan Murugayah Chien Shoong Chang

• Yency Tan

• Budi Tunggul Manurung Magdalene Low

• Trevor John Latham

• David Koh

• Anna Mary Tipping

• Mahadevan Srinivasan

• Ju Kuang Tan

• Lawrence Humphrey

• Marcus Chew

• Devi Chitra D/O Avadai

Radhakrishnan

SOCIETY $1,000 to $2,007

• Flora Wang

Yuen Lin Ong

• Ivan Chin

• Frances Clare Powell

• Yong Han Ang

• Dipak Gobindram Vaswani

• Gee Boon Tan

• Ignasius Dwijanto Sutarsono

• John Lim

• Ju Li Tan

• Kim Hai Lim

Lin Xuan Wang

• Overship Singapore Pte Ltd

• Richard Stuart Warburton

Riko Topas

• S Surandren Nair

• Simon Perkins

• Simon Lim

• Takayuki Shinmi

• Vivian Singh

• Raymond Goh

• Yin Tuck Lum

• Ying Fang Lok

• Liza Chen

Lawrence Chan

• Gauri Prakash Savadi

• Kelvin Ng Vittal Naidu

• Eng Hock Ong

• Alistair Michael Wood Beverly Ann Branson

• Deepak Choudhary

• Nicole Cheah Pe Hwey

• Darryl Wilson David

• Roger Emanuel Karlsson

• Agricultural Bank of China Limited

• Roy Cheong

• Yena Lim

• Lee Choo Phuan Albert Ee

• Tony Fong

• Ignatius Liow Philip Tan

• Darren Peter Murphy

• Teng Muan Tan

• Abdullah Norhana Meacham

• Brian Christian

• Catherine Terry

• Kevin John Hannah

• Guat Ngor Koon

• Jerome Wong

• Karl Schuster Kellie O’Kane

• Yeow Vong Dennis Ho

• AAM Advisory Pte Ltd

Geraldine Chin

• Stephen Quek

• Aloysius Arlando

• Andre Roy

• Andrew Loh

• Angelo Soong

• Anthony Michael Rodrigues

• Aqbal Singh

• Asad Jumabhoy

• Nancy Soh Beng Chian Lim

• Beng Huat Chua

• Brendan Hannigan Brian Shegar

• Budi Tunggul Manurung

• CBM Pte Ltd Caroline Seow

• Chee Lick Ho

• James Tan

• Chee Meng Lim

Chee Ram Yong

• Cheryl Ho

• Chi Hung Lee

• Chih Yuan Goh

• Kevin Quek

• Felix Hsu

• Steven Tiong

• Chor Yong Tan

• Christopher Leahy

• DBS Bank Ltd Damien Low

• Danny Oh

• Dong Han Donny Yusgiantoro

• Eng Kiat Goh

• Fiona Lee

• Lawrence Chee

• Gang Fan

• Gerald Teo

• Giacomo Galtarossa

• Gopul Navnitlal Shah

• Grace Sonya Perez

• Graham Yates

Grenville Bernard Pinto

• Guan Hin Ong

• Esther Lim

Hatim Capital Pte Ltd

• Hemant Kulkarni

• Highgain Pte Ltd

Gerard Chee

• Tammy Mai

• Hui Guan Ong

• Rowena Yeo

• Iwan Sentoso Rahabok

• Jacqueline Tan

• James Robert Sullivan

• Paul Ong

• Derrick Chee

• Roy Ong Joanne Ho

• John Desmond Sheehy

• John Stephen Fahy Joo Aik Yu

• Leslie Ng

• Joshua Oon

• Terence Teo

• Kenneth Leopold Fong

• Kenny Rebeira

• Kerry Lynne Tremblay

• Benjamin Ong

• Kian Lee Soon

• Kien Mun Wong Helen Chia

• Matthew Sim

• Kevin Sim Eddy Chong

• Kevin Yang

• LL Cheong Skin & Laser Clinic

Pte Ltd

• Laurent Marie Olivier Mirepoix

• Franklin Au Yeung

• Lena Soh

• Leng Wong

• Adeline Seah

• Lifen Chen

Ling Ai Ee

• Lubna Alsagoff

• Mahesh Rupawalla

Maria Lin

Mark Rathbone

Margie Lim Pheabe Chau

Miral Fahmy Assar

• Oscar Luigi Veronese

Paul Henry

• Paul Sammy Pak

• Angela Tan

• Catherine Wong

• Joanne Lim

• Piia Pauliina Salmenhaara R.A.W

Inside Out

• Alice Yan

• Pinny Lukito

• Poh Puay Awyong

Ramesh Pritamdas

Chandiramani

• Richard Giummarra

Richard David Gael

• Robert Edward Bier

• Romel Mendoza Tito

• SAA Architects Pte Ltd

• SD Network Pte Ltd

Sabrina Sy

Sai Choy Tham

Sandeep Sehgal

Seik Cheong Kwan

• Rosalind Cheng

Shah Gopul Navnitlal

• Shankar Ravi Vedam

• Richard Fam James Tan

• Milicent Lai

• Singapore United Estates (Pte) Ltd

• Doreen Hwang

• Skypeak Maintenance Services Pte. Ltd.

• Subagyono Y. n Notokusumo

• Suhadi Zaini

• Sulian Claire Tan-Wijaya

• Supornchai Kongpatanakul

• Swee Long Er

• Joshua Tay

Teck Shong Tay

• Teck Yong Tan

• The De La Salle Brothers

The Good Earth Nail Bar

• Thiam Poh Ng

• William Toh

• Benjamin Tan

• Alan Cheung

• Tiong Beng Ng

• David Foo

• Pearl Lee

• Usman Tanujaya

• Ving Mei Seetho

Vinod Muktinath Singh

• Viyuda Chokechalermwat

• Vladimir Blanckaert

Wai Ling Lee

• Clara Chan

• Wee Chiong Lim

Benjamin Chang

Bernard Cheong

Wei Min Wee

Xiaowen Wang

Yew Kong Chang

Yoke Kuen Leong

Shirley Yap

Yong Sun

• Michael Shing

Yuin Pin Lim Belinda Wong

• Simone Lai

• Angus Archibald Kidd

• Krishnan Muthappan

• Lay Hui Kwee

• Choong Kiak Tan

• Pauline Gan

• Andrea Paul

• Wen-Te Wei

• Ellen Ong

• Trina Neo

• Mary Angela Gravina

• Donald Humphrey

• Jacqueline Anne McNalty

• Darren Tong

• Hari Sundar s/o Hundomal

• Perry Lim

• Bruce McNalty

• Chia Hung Tsia

• Kraekel Britta Pfister

• Cindy Tang

• Rainer Gumpert

• Shih-Fen Cheng

• Tracey Chia

• Valerie Low

• Wei-Tseng Chen

• Cheryl Tan

• David Cheng

• Helmi Lim

• Silvia Assakawa Sasaki

• Vira Chand Bothra

• Indah Andayani

• Lunar Lee

• Syed Ahmad Bin Ahmad Alsree

• Irene Oen

• Nandini Ghosh

• Sang Geung Nam

• David Saranam

• Susan McBride

• Adrian Tan

• Ashish Rajadhyax

• Bee Hoon Lim

• Charlie Chayavirabood

• Faith Tan

• Gunawan Kusno

• Jeevesh Kapur

• Joo Hymn Tan

• Justine Tan

• Kaili Lu

• Kaiting Ho

• Kh Tan

• Lynnette Goh

• Manpreet Bal

• Rina Kalpanath Singh

• Sae Young Kim

• Sai-Li Wong

• Sandy Qu

FRIENDS CIRCLE

$500 to $999

• Sanyogita Yadav

• Sean Lee

• Sharon Ooi

• Susan Zheng

• Wilson Vaz

• Yaping Zhou

• Edward Jonathan Hogg

• Lee Baker

• Andrew Lim

• Ashot Tunian

• Bingli Zhao

• Dilys Boey

• Eric Ng

• Hee Jung Ho

• Hsin Yue Yong

• Lynette Goh

• Lynne Xu

• Preeti D’Silva

• Sabrina Gan

• Seohyun Lee

• Shaojing Lin

• Sheelah Toren

• Simon Crossland

• Simon Dale

• Asim Ali Meerza

• Nicholas Yap

• Noelle Tan

• Lena Lee

• Chong Lee Sia

• Craik James Broughton

• Alastair James Slade

• Deidre Anne Hazlewood

• Arthur San Diego Pineda

• Chia-Hao Chang

• Richard Moratto

• Conor Walsh

• Alexandra Lesley Smith

• Binte Su’ad Ahmad

• Duncan Urquhart

• Farhana Ahmed Sharmeen

• Hui Mou

• Huu Tri Nguyen

• Jennifer Porteus

• Jitendra Kamdar

• John William Wilson

• April Lee

• Ning Yu Pao

• Jenny Wee

• Weng Hin Siew

• Annie Huang

• Dona Tella Liu

• Wei Han Chung

• Adelina Mah

• Noel Low

• Hui Ti See

• Li Wen Chan

• Jason Lien

• Alexander Ee

• Julie Thompson

• Neil Crossland

• Yee Yin Chan

• Kerry Jane Allen

• Janette Roberts

• Mark Glew

• Adinath Chowdhury

• Anand Jude Anthony

• Anil Thadani

• Anita Cvetko

• Benjamina Charano

• Bingawati Hartono Tan

• Boon Yang Sim

• Chan Peng

• Chiew Leong Wong

• Chin Teng Chua

• James Lee

• Maureen Ding

• Choon Hock Seng

• Choon Lim Tan

• Colin Michael Pereira

• Cong Mei Hao

• Euan Low

• Framing Angie Art Gallery

Pte Ltd

• Freddie Teo

• Gabriela Elzbieta Davey

• George Joseph Palathinkal

• Peter Tan

• Harmohan Singh

• Hongye Zhang

• Howe Yong Lee

• Hua Cathy Yang

• Hwee San Tan

• Jin Yan Yu

• John Thomas Liljequist

• Kah Fai Low

• Kam Lun Leung

• Kee Seng Ng

• Keith Anthony Rodrigues

• Kim Yin Sim-Chang

• Dennis Ng

• Bernard Tan

• Kong Eng Lee

• Kurnia Salim

• Lam See Lee

• Lars Sorensen

• Lawrence Stephen Basapa

• Lay Chew Chng

• Lynette Seah

Lorraine Ho

Maciej Piotr Chlebicki

Marie Alina Yeo

May Jun Wong

May-Lin Chen

Michele Gai Musgrave

• Million Lighting Co Pte Ltd

• Mohamad Kamal Bin Abdullah

• Nutan Singapuri

• Oisin Fennell

• Oy Chu Eu

• Paula Mary Grosse

• Judy Ang

Phoebe Lin

• Raymond Lee

Rita Bay

Robert Teguh Subrata

• Rohit Chawla

• Rose Fennell

• Samuel Owen

• Seng Jin Yeo

• Seow Hwee Ong

• Sharon Ong

• Eddie Chau

• Shoou Chyuan Huang

• Siew Hoon Tan

• Cornelia Fong

• Anita Fam

• Suniti Naweed Naqvi

• Takashi Tagami

• Uantchern Loh

• United Uniforms Manufacturers Pte Ltd

• Varikad Umesh Koshy

• Vijay Srinivasan

• Vishal Agarwal

• Cristal Lim

• Wei Leng Wong

• William Thomas Rossi

• Michelle Hui

• Kevin Leong

• nee Bhandari Vimala Selvadurai

and 5 anonymous donors

ABOUT THE ACO

The Advancement & Communications Office (ACO) is responsible for managing St. Joseph’s Institution International’s long-term reputation, building relationships, and fundraising to secure the resources needed to support the school’s mission and Lasallian Catholic ethos.

FUNDRAISING

The team engages and builds lasting relationships with those who can help support our fundraising priorities with their gifts, wisdom and time. We develop and organise Appeal campaigns and fundraising events, and produce Alumni/Donor stewardship material and fundraising reports.

COMMUNITY RELATIONS

We work to advance the school’s interests by building relationships with our stakeholders, media and government agencies as well as with private and non-profit organisations. We provide timely answers to community enquiries, links to campus resources and facilitate partnerships which advance the school’s Lasallian educational mission.

BRANDING, MARKETING, AND COMMUNICATIONS

We coordinate branding and marketing efforts on campus and with our external partners, to ensure a strong and effective SJI International brand. The ACO envisions, develops and implements the school’s strategic PR and marketing plan. The team manages fundraising and engagement events and activities, production of PR, marketing and communications content for print, broadcast and social media in support of the school’s priorities, including fundraising and other strategic communications.

ALUMNI RELATIONS

The ACO team, in collaboration with the Alumni Association, establishes and maintains supportive, lifelong connections with alumni around the world through frequent events and programmes, with the goal of advancing the Lasallian Catholic mission of the school.

Maria

Chloe

Asmah

Jessica

GIVING TO SJI INTERNATIONAL

Generosity and support is at the heart of the community at SJI International. As a non-profit institution, financial support is crucial to delivering the kind of outstanding education that our community values. We receive no government funding but are committed to offering high-quality education to all, through our Scholarship Fund and Building Fund.

By supporting SJI International, parents, faculty, alumni and members of our community demonstrate that they believe in the mission and vision of the school. The impact that these contributions, over and above what tuition and fees alone can provide, help us to ensure sustainability of our scholarship and building fund programmes over the long-term.

No matter how you choose to support the school; through annual giving, supporting our scholarship or building fund programmes, or leaving a legacy, your generosity will make a big difference. Consider giving today by making SJI International one of your philanthropic priorities, and invest in the future of our students and programmes!

As a Lasallian School, SJI International strives to bring education to all – especially the last, the lost and the least. By donating to the Scholarships and Bursaries Fund, you empower the school to provide life-changing opportunities to promising students from families whose financial situation would otherwise make it impossible for them to access quality education.

Although the majority of our Scholarships are offered to deserving Singaporean students, we have over the years offered scholarships to students from countries that include Thailand, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, East Timor, Myanmar and the Philippines. Backed to 2007, till to date, we have offered over 260 scholarships worth of S$20.6 million in value.

Your donations to the Building and Development Fund support campus improvements and maintenance, as well as allows us to invest in future building and development, to provide the best possible facilities and environment for our students’ education.

The current lease for our campus was recently extended by the government till 2025, followed by a likely relocation and need for a new campus to be built. As such, we have launched a multi-year fundraising project for the additional space required at our current location, as well as to prepare for the building requirements of our new campus. By contributing to the Building and Development Fund, you are contributing to empowering the lives of current students and the generations to come.

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