All through our college a voice is resounding, Promptly respond to your duty’s sweet call. Harken each one for the trumpet is sounding, Your Mater’s proclaiming her watchword to all.
Forward, her children dear, Ever with heart sincere, Render with joy to your Mater her due; All that is vile reject; Heaven will then protect, Sons of St. Patrick’s valiant and true.
Onward and Upward in life’s earnest battle, Joyously bearing the brunt of the fight, Nobly forgiving, for all that may pain you. And bravely defending the cause of the right.
Forward, her children dear, Ever with heart sincere, Render with joy to your Mater her due; All that is vile reject’ Heaven will then protect, Sons of St Patrick’s valiant and true.
VISION
A Lasallian institution nurturing Boys of Faith, Gentlemen with Purpose and Leaders with Heart, who are worthy of God and man
MISSION
Touch hearts. Engage minds. Transform lives.
MOTTO
Potest Qui Vult! (He who Wills, Can!)
VALUES
Self-Discipline
Teamwork
Respect
Integrity
Valour
Excellence
Brother’s Foreword
Principal’s Message
Patrician Pride
Patrician Events
Patrician People
Departments
Co-Curricular Activities
of 2022
COMMUNICATIONS AND ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Ms Nur Azzah Bte Amir Gany
Mr Taufiq Bin Abdul Malek
Miss Quek Yi Ling Geraldine
Mr Ong Ling Kang
Ms Faith Wong Soke Yee
Ms Annisa Shaaban
Ms Ruth Lim
BROTHER’S FOREWORD
Dear Patricians,
St Patrick’s School has certainly advanced over the years and grown in size. Whenever we, as a people, advance in years and see our community increase in numbers, it is important to deepen our spiritual resources in order to cope with the stress that would surely evolve from additional responsibilities and challenges. Therefore, we need to be in touch with our inner selves so as to gain strength to be fully alive in our community.
As we look through the pages of this yearbook, let us ask ourselves: How can I continue to be a good Patrician?
I offer you some thoughts for your reflection:
#1: Goal-driven
One of the most significant qualities of a good student is that he is goal-driven. Having both short- and long-term goals will assist you in achieving your objectives.
The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win, but to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph, but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered, but to have fought well.
- Baron Pierre de Coubettin, Founder of
the modern Olympics, on the spirit of competition
#2: Perseverance
Perseverance is synonymous with dedication. You will not quit and accept incompetence, no matter how complex your subjects are. Instead, you will always put in sufficient effort, if not more, to produce excellent output or performance. Remember our school motto: Potest Qui Vult!
#3: Courteous
Respecting your teachers, school personnel and fellow students demonstrates that you are more than a good student—it demonstrates that you are a decent person. Thus, do make it a habit to greet or at the very least smile at folks you pass in the hallways. For the graduating students - utilize every moment to prepare your mind and body for future endeavors!
Potest Qui Vult!
PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
If you would prepare your heart, And stretch out your hands toward Him
Job 11:13
Dear Students, Staff and Friends of St Patrick’s, This year was an exciting time for St Patrick’s School as we were able to bring back many activities and programmes, albeit with appropriate adjustments since Covid continued to linger in the background. Innovating to meet the changing needs of our students, we blazed new trails for our students to discover new learning opportunities and become wholesome individuals. In particular, the student leadership programme has become more comprehensive and the talent development programme has begun brightly too.
Education in St Patrick’s, ensconced in the Lasallian ethos, will always reflect the confidence we have in our students’ ability, and our aim to prepare students for the challenges of the future. With a healthy emphasis on curricular and co-curricular programmes, and sterling effort by the students, there were an array of achievements that brought much joy to the school community. These myriad accolades were only possible with the wholehearted efforts of our team of committed and talented staff, who relentlessly forged creative ways to mould the students to be passionate learners and compassionate leaders. A shining example would be Mr Kang Xianbin, who was awarded the Distinguished Chinese Language Teacher award and epitomizes our commitment to teach minds, touch hearts and transform lives.
All in all, 2022 really has been a year of building back better, so that:
Each Student is Known. Each Student is Valued. Every Student Flourishes.
The wonderful song “Through it All” written by Mr Haniel Soh and expertly produced by the Music Department captures the spirit of the year beautifully.
This Yearbook, lovingly compiled by Ms Nur Azzah and the Publications Committee, is a snapshot of the highlights of 2022. May it be an enjoyable rekindling of many memorable events that warmed our hearts and encouraged our aspirations.
To the class of 2022 – I offer my congratulations and best wishes! May God bless all of you with peace, happiness and success.
Potest Qui Vult!
Mark Minjoot Principal
Patrician Pride
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS 2022 Congratulations!
ACADEMIC AWARDS
GCE N Levels 2021
• GERARD ERIC LIM LONG YANG, 4E
• ISAIAH DAVID YEO KIN, 4E
• RYAN HAMIZAN BIN ABDULLAH, 4P
• EDMUND ANG CHANG ZE, 4L
• BRABERRY ERROL ALEXIUS, 4L
• KIP NG JUN WEI, 4L
• JACK SHUN YI KEABLE, 4L
• ETHAN LEE KWANG YEE, 4L
• JAYDEN TAN XUN ZHI, 4ST
• NG YI YONG JEREMIAH, 4ST
• BRYAN JAMES CHOO CHEN RONG, 4ST
ACADEMIC AWARDS
GCE O Levels 2021
• HONG JISUNG, 4V
• ASHWIN JAMES KOK JUN TING, 4V
• DYLAN LOH KAI YAO, 4V
• EVAN BRENDAN WONG, 4V
• DE SILVA DYLAN MICHAEL, 4V
• DILLAN TAN, 4V
• RAPHAEL KANG, 4V
• LYE KA HO KEANE, 4V
• NIKHEIL NAYTHEN KALAICHELVAN, 4I
• THEODOR ENZO PETERSON, 4I
• AIDAN PHUA ZHI YI, 4I
• CHAN CHEN YANG, DARREN, 4I
• HENG ZHENG YU THOMAS, 4I
• CHIA YONG SING, JOSHUA CALEB, 4I
• PATRICK JOSEPH WONG KAI CHIN, 4I
• CHIN DANIEL JACOB, 4I
• JAMES TAN XIONG HEE, 4I
• SANAT ANAND, 4I
• BENEDICT LIM HUI EN, 4I
• ZEPHYR JUDE YEO, 4I
OUR PINNACLE AWARD WINNERS
PATRICIAN OF THE YEAR
ASHWIN
JAMES KOK JUN TING, S4-V
I’m eternally grateful for all St Pats has taught me throughout my time here, guiding me to become who I am today. I would like to particularly thank Ms Teng, Ms Ruth Zhuo, Mr Damien Chew and all the teachers who’ve taught me, for being a beacon of inspiration and teaching me important values in life.
One key lesson I would like to highlight that St Pats has taught me is the spirit of resilience. Resilience has guided me to always put in my best effort in everything I do, be it in schoolwork, maintaining friendships or serving others. When life gets challenging for me, staying strong and persevering is my only way out. While resilience may not guarantee excellent results, the result you do achieve is bound to always be better than if you didn’t try.
To my fellow Patricians, when adversity inevitably comes your way, I hope you will never give up. Life is a constant battle. But the thing about fighting is that it’s not about how hard you can hit. It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward.
Fight to protect your dreams and reach your goals. Potest Qui Vult!
JUNIOR PATRICIAN
MICHAEL NAYAR, S2-SD
POTEST QUI VULT AWARD
HAMIZAN BIN ABDULLAH, S4-P
OUTSTANDING LEADER AWARD
DARREN CHAN, S4-I
POTEST QUI VULT AWARD
MOHAMED SHAMIRULLAH, S4-I
OUTSTANDING LEADER AWARD
TROY NG WEE HONG, S4-R
BILINGUAL PATRICIAN AWARD
GERALD KOH JIELE, S4-T
OF THE YEAR
LOW SIEW FONG ANTHONY, S4-I
BARRY DESKER AWARD (‘O’ LEVEL) NIKHEIL NAYTHEN KALAICHELVAN, S4-I
JOSHUA
SPORTSMAN
RYAN
BARRY DESKER AWARD (‘NA’ LEVEL)
RYAN HAMIZAN BIN ABDULLAH, S4-P
ST. JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE AWARD EZEKIEL BREINDEL ANG, S4-I
BROTHER JOSEPH MCNALLY BOOK PRIZE AMADEUS JUSTUS HENG, S2-I
BARRY DESKER AWARD (‘NT’ LEVEL) ISAIAH DAVID YEO KIN, S4-E
BROTHER JOSEPH MCNALLY STAR AWARD JAMES TAN XIONG HEE, S4-I
BROTHER JOSEPH MCNALLY BOOK PRIZE THOMAS HENG ZHENG YU, S4-I
BROTHER JOSEPH MCNALLY BOOK PRIZE WEE LIANG JEUNG GLENN, S4-R
MOST IMPROVED AWARD (SEC 2) CHONG YONG LE ISAAC MATTHEW, S2-L
BROTHER JOSEPH MCNALLY BOOK PRIZE MIKAEL CHEW KAI AN, S4-T
BROTHER JOSEPH MCNALLY BOOK PRIZE TANISH DILLION, S4-T
ETHEL DESKER AWARD LEONG YI GUAN EUGENE, S1-P
ROSLYN SEAH BOOK PRIZE (LITERATURE)
PHANG TAO NING, S2-L
MOST IMPROVED AWARD (SEC 4) MUHAMMAD RIAZ SHAH BIN YAHYA SHAH, S4-SD
BROTHER JOSEPH MCNALLY BOOK PRIZE HUANG YI, S2-SD
BROTHER JOSEPH MCNALLY BOOK PRIZE SIM JUN YI, NOEL, S4-L
ETHEL DESKER AWARD TAI JIA YI, ALOYSIUS, S2-T
ROSLYN SEAH BOOK PRIZE (LITERATURE) PREDRICK AROCKIA MELVIN JOSH, S4-R
ST. JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE AWARD THEODOR ENZO PETERSON, S4-I
BROTHER JOSEPH MCNALLY BOOK PRIZE RIKU MARERO HOSODA, S2-R
BROTHER JOSEPH MCNALLY BOOK PRIZE TROY NG WEE HONG, S4-R
ROSLYN SEAH BOOK PRIZE (LITERATURE) PRAKASAM THARUN, S2-V
Not in Photo: BROTHER JOSEPH MCNALLY BOOK PRIZE SRINIVASAN RAMANATHAN, S2-T
CO-CURRICULAR ACHIEVEMENTS
UNIFORMED GROUPS
Uniformed Groups (UGs) NCC Land, NCC Air and NPCC : Distinction Award in Unit Recognition Award.
SQUASH
SPS B Division Squash: 4th place in National School Games 2022 (Squash).
Team Captain
• AIDAN CHAN (4V)
Team Members
• LOWELL CHOO (4V)
• ALISTAIR ASHWIN ANTHONY (4V)
• PINTO RAPHAEL MARK (4T)
• LEE XIN DA ADEN (4E)
• GARETH ETHAN MISSION (4L)
• DAN BENNETT DELA CRUZ (4T)
GOLF
SPS B Division Golf: 4th Position for Lam Jun Xi and Bryan Heng Guo Wei in the National School Games Golf Championship 2022.
SPS C Division Golf: 4th Position for Koo Ming Cong Randall and Yan Ming De in the National School Games Golf Championships 2022.
Koo Ming Cong Randall 2 Self Discipline
Yan Ming De 1 Integrity
Lam Jun Xi & Bryan Heng Guo Wei
TRACK AND FIELD
SPS C Division Athletics: 2nd position for Javen Teo Yi Kiat in the 100m and 200m Sprint Finals in National School Games 2022 (Athletics).
SPS C Division Athletics: 7th position for Ferrandi Francesco in the 400m Finals in the National School Games 2022 (Athletics).
SPS B Division Athletics: 4th position for S Viresh Kumar in the High Jump Event in the National School Games 2022 (Athletics).
FENCING
SPS C Division Fencing: 3rd position for Azanius Nua in Fencing EPEE category in the recent National School Games 2022 (Fencing).
CRICKET
SPS B and C Division Cricket: 3rd position in the National School Games 2022.
SPECIAL COMMENDATION
Jeremiah represented our nation in the 11th ASEAN PARA GAMES where he achieved his personal best. By doing so, he has smashed the National Record and set a new one for himself!
He is the epitome of what a Patrician is – exhibiting our STRIVE values in his years in St Patrick’s School.
FOOTBALL
SPS B Division Football: 3rd position in the National School Games 2022 (East Zone) .
JUDO
SPS C Division Judo: 4th position for Damian Leong and Lucas Ng in the National School Games 2022 (Judo)
Damian Leong 3rd Place – Under 55kg
Lucas Ng 2nd Place – Under 66kg
LOVE IN ACTION
Love in Action Sec 1
During the programme, my friends and I were tasked to hand out tissues to strangers. Initially, I was terrified. Not only did we have to leave school, we also had to pluck up our courage to talk to complete strangers, most of whom were a lot older than us. However, I soon realised that it was much easier than I had predicted. My teachers encouraged me and my friends were there to step in when I was nervous. At the end of the day, it was very rewarding to see the faces of the members of the public who looked like they appreciated listening to our sharing about how we can be kind and more compassionate on our daily bus rides.
Marc Elias Huzaini,1Excellence
What a winning smile on our Caring Commuter Challenge ambassador! (Sec 1)
Job well done! (Sec 1) Patricians, past and present. (Sec 1)
Spreading the message to care (Sec 1)
Spreading joy and kindness (Sec 1)
Love in Action Sec 2
Love in Action Sec 3
My experience was deeply fulfilling because my group and I were able to help the Uncle by cleaning his home and bringing some cheer to his life. This reminded me that there are always people in need of some help and kindness and that even the littlest of actions have the power to bring positivity into the lives of others. Furthermore, the experience also reminded me of how privileged and fortunate I am and gave me the opportunity to practise values such as humility and respect.
Michael Singarayar, 3 Integrity
The beach cleaning activity helped my classmates and I realise the importance of beach cleaners who keep our environment clean. In the few hours we spent at the beach, my friends and I collected a multitude of trash ranging from plastic bags, glass bottles, glass shards, styrofoam boxes and even half eaten chicken wings. Additionally, we found numerous cigarette buds. While the entire activity was tiring, it allowed my friends and I to bond over our shared appreciation of our cleaners and our new sense of purpose to conserve our environment.
Tristan Ray Koh Pereira, 2 Excellence
Doing our best to make things better! (Sec 3)
Getting the job done! (Sec 3)
Leaders who serve (Sec 3)
When love is the motivation, all is possible (Sec 3)
Breaking a sweat to help the earth (Sec 2)
Learning and reflecting about Earth our Home (Sec 2)
Reaching out to help (Sec 3)
STRIVE AND STRIDE
Patrician Events
Orientation Week 2022
Working collaboratively during Sec 1 Orientation 2022
Fanning the flames of friendship during Orientation Camp
4E Excellence boat
Chinese New Year 2022
Festive cheer to greet those who walk down the corridor during Chinese New Year
Sec 1 Camp Week
eyes on the prize! Getting to where we need to be, together.
Geared up for the ride on Day 2 of S1 Level Camp.
Pro tips before it all begins
Winning smiles while dragon-boating on Day 3 of S1 Level Camp!
Sec 2 Camp Week 2022
Sec 4 Camp Week
Mother Tongue Fortnight
Skillful weaving to make beautiful patterns
The expert five stones players
Painting booth makes for a colorful experience
Having fun and learning during the Mother Tongue Fortnight activities
Warriors of every creed
Accuracy and speed are imperative to playing five stones!
Learning the language through reading
National Day
Creative collaboration for the National Day concert
Moving to the beat for National Day
Shoulder to shoulder, bringing music to the masses in SPS
One voice, one school, one Singapore
Bearing the national flag with respect and pride
Standing tall, staying united
United, we are stronger
Sweet tunes to celebrate Singapore’s 57th birthday
Teacher’s Day
Patrician People
WELCOME TO ST PATRICK’S SCHOOL
Every day brings a different challenge, but also brings the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of young people. I find teaching to be an extremely fulfilling career as it allows me to learn and grow together with the students that I am educating. It is always heartening to see their growth and improvement as a result of our hard work. I succeed when my students succeed. I would want to be a teacher to teach my students the right moral values, not just only focusing on their academic results. Only if they know how to become a better person, then they will be able to accomplish things with success.
I see teaching as my vocation to ensure that our youths grow to be worthy global citizens and be the best that they can be to pursue their dreams and aspirations. My motivation for teaching is not only that the lessons I teach today, give meaning, purpose, and hope for the students tomorrow, but also for me to continue learning alongside everyone I encounter. I am thrilled to be at St. Patrick’s School and be part of the mission that the La Sallian brothers had initiated- to touch hearts, engage minds, and transform lives.
Counselling to some may be a punishment, but to others, it may be a form of support in their stressful times. It has been stigmatized and shunned away by many not just in school but also in the society. Nevertheless, being a counsellor in St. Patrick’s School has provided me opportunities to use my skills and training to support students who might be facing challenges in their academics, emotional or family issues. What keeps me going in this line is the progress and transformation of each student that I cross path with as they journey towards their potential in life.
“Let them do more on their own than you think they can. They will learn and rise to the occasion. Prepare the child for the path, not the path for the child.” This resonates with me on many different levels and reminds me that teaching is truly much more than the content of the subjects that I teach. I firmly believe that students are capable of being so much more and I am glad to be able to guide and take part in their journey of growth. I also feel very blessed to be part of a supportive community that encourages me to be the best I can be.
Through my years in teaching, students and colleagues have taught me invaluable life-lessons about being patient, kind and compassionate. These values guide my actions and make me more aware of the struggles that everyone faces, visible or otherwise. Education to me is the great equalizer; a way for individuals from all walks of life to manifest what they aspire for themselves and their family. As an individual, I feel blessed to be part of St. Patrick’s School. As a teacher, it will always be my privilege to share in my students’ journey of self-discovery and watch them become the person they are meant to be.
“Teaching Science is my passion. It’s also the reason I have a headache, drink too much milk tea and eat too many carbs.” Science is so much more than just memorizing facts and equations – if we can learn to think scientifically and critically, we will be smarter and richer people. I want to challenge teachers to reimagine school science and develop better ways for students to learn. My hope is to nurture and ignite student curiosity by involving them in making sense of the world and the science ideas underlying natural events.
MS NG YAN LI
MS WINNIE GOH
MR JOEL LIM
MS GRACE ALESSANDRA LIM
MS ANNISA SHAABAN
MS TEO HWEE
TEACHING AWARD WINNERS AND NOMINEES 2022 Congratulations!
VALEDICTORY LETTER
• MR TAN TAT HOCK (13 YEARS LONG SERVICE AWARD)
SPECIAL APPRECIATION AWARD (2021)
• MS SRI MURNI
• MR LEE LONG HUAT
NEW APPOINTMENTS
• MS ALYSSA LIM (ASSISTANT YEAR HEAD SEC 2)
• MR KANG XIAN BIN (SENIOR TEACHER - CHINESE LANGUAGE)
OUTSTANDING YOUTH
IN EDUCATION AWARDNOMINATIONS
• MR HANIEL SOH EN HAN
• MS ALYSSA LIM PEINING
PRESIDENT’S AWARD FOR TEACHERS - NOMINATIONS
• MS ALYSSA LIM PEINING
• MR CHEW DAMIEN GERARD
• MS LIM LI CHEN RUTH
• MR MARIAPPAN ARJUNAN
• MS TENG MUI LIM
• MDM WONG SHWO MUN
PROMOTEES 2022 Congratulations!
MR YOSEF EFFENDY
MS YEO HUI WEN
MR WONG LIANG DENG
MS MARIANA BINTE YUNUS
MS FAITH ANG SI YING
MS CHERYL LEK LI LING
MS NICOLA LOH SIJIN
MS FIRZA MAISARAH
MR KELVIN YEE CHEE CHUNG
MS GRACE ALESSANDRA LIM
MS LIM HWEE MEAN
MDM NORAINI BINTE ALI
MS NG YAN LI
MDM HASNAH BINTE JAINI
MR SYED SALLEH B S A ALATTAS
MS JUNAIDAH BINTE HASHIM PATAIL
MR TAY WOEI LONG
MR HUANG YEWEI
GROWING PATRICIAN TALENT (MUSIC LIFE-LONG
The Life-Long Learning Programme (LLP) in Music & Music Technology at St. Patrick’s School aims to provide every Patrician an opportunity to learn, experience and develop a deeper appreciation of different genres of music so that they may become an active contributor of music in the future.
The LLP in Music & Music Technology encompasses the following:
• Music appreciation of various genres
• Music composition and performing
• Music technology and recording
WHAT DOES LLP IN MUSIC TECHNOLOGY ENTAIL?
Tier 1
For All Students
Experience & Exposure
All Patricians are given opportunities to experience the arts as audience and participants through the formal music curriculum
Lower Sec Music Curriculum Instrumental Skills:
• Ukulele
• Keyboard
• Pop Band
Composition Skills with ICT:
• Creating an Action Cue to a Silent Film
Tier 2
Students with Interests & Abilities
Engagement
All Patricians are given opportunities to develop their interests and abilities and take ownership of their arts learning by initiating and completing arts projects through VPA CCAs and/or interest groups
Interest Groups
• SPS Rock Band
• DJ+LaunchPad
• Hip Hop Programme
• SPS Got Talent 2022
This year, with the easing of Covid Restrictions, we focused on looking at platforms internally and externally to showcase our students’ talents, as well as to provide mentorship to deepen students’ learning in the interest groups.
Two of our boys, Benjamin Lai and Wong Yi Qian, did well in this year’s SYF
Tier 2+
Students with High Interests & Abilities
Excellence
Deepen their engagement of and develop mastery in chosen areas
External Competitions & Platforms for Showcase
• SYF 2022 Celebrations –The Youth Station Project
• We Are Lasallian Song – Recording & Filming Opportunities
• N(T) Music Camp –Aspire! 2022 at ITE College Central
• Mentoring for Interest Groups
(Happening in Dec 2022)
• WBAS Youth Band Festival
• Festival Winds
2022 Celebrations – The Youth Station Project, where their original songs were shortlisted as the Top 10 in both the Lower Secondary and Open Category. They were also given the opportunity to perform their songs live at the library@esplanade.
Some of our students and teachers were also given the opportunity to collaborate with students from other Lasallian Schools in the recording and filming of the “We Are Lasallian” song, produced by Yellowbox Studios.
Under the mentorship and guidance of Mr Amin (Audio Producer & musician), our LLP Pathfinder, and dedicated teachers, we also produced a number of SPS Original Songs featuring staff and students alike for various events.
LIFE-LONG PROGRAMME)
You can check our songs out in the YouTube Links below: (Audio Only)
SPS Original Songs - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH2WcwkuGYac7tiLpcsz8tZkFZhZz1gNC
TALENT DEVELOPMENT THROUGH INTERNAL & EXTERNAL COMPETITIONS AND PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES
SYF 2022 Celebrations – The Youth Station Project (Top 10 in both Lower Sec & Open Category) at Library@Esplanade
We Are Lasallian Song Open Call, Recording & Filming (Inter-school Collaboration) with Yellowbox Studios
Sec 3 N(T) Music Aspire! Camp – Performance at ITE College Central (All schools offering N(T) Music)
Interest Groups were provided mentoring by industry professionals – Launchpad + DJ Programme, Rock Bands
LLP OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION AWARDS
Students/ staff who have contributed greatly to the Arts
Strengthening recognition and awards for LLP Pathfinder (Mr Amin) and students who have been outstanding and contributed greatly to LLP programmes (i.e. going out of their way to help mentor and be a good role model)
• Haziq & Aiman (Sec 4s) - SPS Rock Band
• John, Mitul & Suhayl (Sec 3s) - SPS Rock Band
• Mr Amin – LLP Pathfinder
Mitul Ghosh SPS Rock Band
John Decruz SPS Rock Band
Mr Amin LLP Pathfinder
SPS Got Talent 2022 – Intentional inclusion of different art forms to encourage wider variety in participation (Manga Drawing Competition & Honourable Mentions)
Sec 1 Art Curriculum (Stop Motion Animation)
Sec 2 Art Digital Illustration
SHAPING FUTURE-READY PATRICIANS
OVERVIEW OF PROGRAMME:
St. Patrick’s School STEM Applied Learning Programme (ALP) exposes students to various fields in technology, giving them the opportunity to identify their aptitudes and interests, acquire knowledge and skills, and unlocks new pathways to their education and career choices.
Our ALP activities provide students with enriched learning beyond the scope of academic curriculum through emerging technologies and prepare them to be future-ready contributors in STEM.
A fully furbished Innovation Hub equipped with high performance computers provides students with the space for exploration and innovation.
ACHIEVEMENTS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
AWS DeepRacer Bootcamp
This 10 session bootcamp took place during curriculum time and provided our secondary 2 students with hands-on experience with machine learning through a cloudbased 3D racing simulator. They learnt about the different ways to train their models and used their newfound skills to challenge their classmates for the fastest timing in the virtual circuit. The students were excited when they got to observe the fastest models being uploaded on a physical Deep Racer machine for a time trial on a custom-built track right in our school.
Computational Thinking Challenge
A group of students took part in the DrCT 2022, a computational thinking challenge where students solve tasks reviewed by the National Olympiad of Informatics (NOI). They performed well and received the following accolade: 1 Gold, 1 Silver, 7 Bronze.
Achiever’s Programme
ALP supported the Achiever’s Programme to drive excellence and accelerate learning. High-achieving students were invited to explore their passion pursuits beyond the scope of academic curriculum to prepare them to be future ready contributors.
Students have showcased their work on various platforms and received the following accolades:
• STEM ALP Learning Festival (5 students) – Platinum Award
• Chips@Schools 2022 (5 students) – Best Presentation Award
FAREWELL, MR PAUL LEONG!
As a school, we were sad to hear that our Vice-Principal, Mr Paul Leong, has been posted out to another school for the next academic year. With his affable and caring personality, Mr Leong has been a reassuring and constant presence around the school, appreciated by both staff and students. He has definitely made his impact felt and we wish him nothing but the best as he embarks on the next chapter. All the best, Mr Leong! We will miss you.
A Message from Mr Paul Leong
When I first arrived here, five years ago, it was not by choice but because I was posted here by the Ministry of Education. I didn’t know anyone here before I joined the school. This reminds me of some of you in the school whom I have spoken with, who are here in St Pats because your parents or uncles wanted you to be here.
However, when I learnt that St Pats is a Lasallian school, I started to see my presence here in the school in a new light. Like more than half of you here from St Stephen’s and SJIJ, I grew up in St Mary’s - a Lasallian School in Sabah, East Malaysia. I didn’t realise how the schools were connected until I heard the school rally for the first time being sung at this Parade Square during my first ever school assembly. Though I grew up in a Malay medium school in Malaysia, the school rally was in English - exactly the same as the one we sing here at St Pats or in any Lasallian school in Singapore. That made me smile.
Being in a Lasallian school, we need to realise we are not just in any school. We are in a school with a long heritage and which is a member of the global family of Lasallian Schools. There is a Patrician Pride we all share and have a duty to protect and continue to strengthen. St Pats will be celebrating its 90th anniversary next year. Let’s reflect and think of the implications of our actions, and inactions, during our time in this school.
I have a big reason to smile everyday in this school. I smile because many of you make me smile - Patricians, colleagues and everyone in the school, even the noisy green parrots and the visiting family of otters. I like belonging here and I like contributing to the school life here. In a privileged way, we here can ask for God’s blessings as a school every day.
As such, I want to bring a smile to everyone that I meet everyday, be it a student or a colleague. Every one of us has our own life circumstances because of our home, family, friends, colleagues or the environment we are in. Trust me when I say that a warm and sincere smile from someone helps tremendously to get others through any day of the week.
A smile and with many of you, a fist pump or a wave from afar, gets me boosted and energized We are close and for those of you whom I had the chance to speak with a bit more, we are even closer. You know who you are - those of you whom I call my best friends!
A smile is also a way to show care. As teachers and students, we are interested in your well-being and we care. Every one of us naturally would be happy when someone cares for us as it makes us realise we are important to someone. So do reflect - who are the people you should smile to and put effort into making them smile?
Let me also share some words of wisdom which I received from my brother: In the Journey of Life, we pass pleasures and pain. There will be sunshine and rain, there will be loss and gain. But we must learn to smile again and again.
Finally, I am proud because I can see the tremendous improvements that have taken place, especially in the last two years, and I look forward to seeing the exciting plans and changes that are going to happen in the next few years. I am sad because I am not able to journey on with everyone here to make St Pats the best boy school in the East. I am sad because I will miss everyone.
I want to end here with a short request to God:
Almighty God, everything happens in your Time And we know that in all things, YOU work for the good of those who love YOU who have been called according to Your purpose.
Help us not to take people we meet or the good school experiences we have for granted. Help us to show appreciation and graciousness wherever and to whoever we can.
Bless and protect all of us in St Patrick’s and also our loved ones. Help us to be a better version of ourselves and for all our young Patricians, they will continue to grow and develop to be Boys of Faith, Leaders with Heart and Gentlemen with Purpose.
Amen!
Thank you for being a big part of my life’s moments. Thank you, Mr Minjoot. Thank you, Ms Ng. Thank you, colleagues. Thank you, Patricians.
Take care and God Bless everyone at St. Patrick’s.
Mr Paul Leong Vice-Principal
Well Wishes for Mr Paul Leong
Dear Mr Leong,
On behalf of the Student Council, I would like to thank you for your meritorious service to our school and to our community. Thank you for always being supportive and encouraging towards us. Your zeal and determination in connecting with students through shared participation and frequent interactions have made our school a warmer place to be in, and also strengthened our school spirit.
Your frequent posts on Instagram about keeping a healthy lifestyle, by posting photos of yourself exercising and doing your part to raise funds for the school to build a lift, have motivated many to do the same. Your blogs on your meaningful interactions with students & staff, your words of advice, and celebration of others’ achievements have also helped create a positive growth mindset among students.
We are forever grateful for your hard work and contribution to our school and to our community. We will definitely miss you and your great sense of humour. Thank you for everything and we wish you all the best as you embark on your next journey!
Shane Goh, 3 Respect on behalf of the Student Council
Dear Mr Leong,
Thank you for being the best Vice principal and my emotional support pillar. I really enjoyed the times where I spent talking to you and us discussing about things like Pokemon Go and stuff in general. I will definitely miss your presence in this school and your charisma.
All the best in your new school!
Kaiser Chao, 4 Self Discipline
Mr Leong is one of the most inspiring and kind teachers you will find in St Pats. You can ask any student and they will tell you how great he is. I’ve even met old boys outside of school who have asked me how Mr Leong has been doing. That is how great of an impact he has made on every student’s life, such that they remember him even after they graduate!
When I was going through some personal challenges, Mr Leong actually talked to me and asked me why I had joined St Pats. He then got me to reflect with him and this helped me to find a purpose and goal. He has truly inspired me to strive to be the best version of myself.
Mr Leong will go out of his way to ensure you are doing well. It’s heartbreaking to hear that he’ll be leaving this school but all good things come to an end and our blessing will be passed on to another school.
All the best, Mr Leong! May you touch many more lives in time to come.
PRITESH RAJ S/O RAJESHKANNAN 2 Teamwork
EXECUTIVE (EXCO) COMMITTEE
Mrs Tam Siew Lin HOD Humanities
Mr Irwan Wijaya HOD Physical Education
Mr Adrian Lim Ming HOD CCE
Ms Nur Azzah Binti Amir Gany HOD English
Mdm Teo Hwee HOD Science
Ms Winnie Goh Huiling HOD SEN
Mr Syed Salleh B S A Alattas HOD ICT
Mdm Laura Lim Hwee Mean HOD MT
Ms Teo Bee Hoon HOD of Mathematics
Ms Dorothy Seng Swee Cheng SH Aesthetics
Mr Mahadir Wahab HOD Student Management
Mr Errol Chang Lik Hung School Staff Developer
Mr Mark Gerard Minjoot Principal
Mr Paul Leong Tshun Khong Vice Principal 1
Ms Ng Foong Meng Vice Principal 2
SENIOR TEACHER
Mr Mahadi Bin Salam SH Design & Tech
Mr Tan Chee Wei SH Data Management
Mdm Hazlian Bte Karim SH ML/TL
Mdm Grace Alessandra Lim Sec 1 Year Head
Mr Seow Jian Ting 4 Excellence / SH CCA
Mr Samuel Tay Woei Long SH Computing
Ms Alyssa Lim Peining Sec 2 Assistant Year Head
Mdm Soh Kim Ling Sec 3 Year Head
Mr Martin Huang Yewei Sec 4/5 Assistant Year Head
Ms Leow Li-Sze Joyce Admin Manager
Mr Abdul Hadi Bi Mohd Amin Operations Manager 2
Mr Lee Long Huat Vincent Operations Manager 1
Mr Kang Xianbin 1 Integrity / Senior Teacher
Miss Chen Li Yan 4 Integrity / Senior Teacher
Mr Kelvin Yee Chee Chung 3 Patrick / Senior Teacher
Mr Chew Damien Gerard 4 Lasalle / Senior Teacher
Miss Teng Mui Lim 1 Valour
SCHOOL ADMIN AND SUPPORT STAFF
Mr Muhd Firdaus bin Jamalludin Admin Executive
Mdm Noraini Bte Ali Operations Support Officer
Miss Sabariah Binte Hj Ismail Corporate Support Officer
Ms Kalia Aresi Govindan Corporate Support Officer
Mr Mark Gerard Minjoot Principal
Mr Paul Leong Tshun Khong Vice Principal 1
Ms Ng Foong Meng Vice Principal 2
Ms Leow Li-Sze Joyce Admin Manager
Miss Chua Siew Hong Corporate Support Officer
TECHNICAL SUPPORT TEAM
Haramain bin Osman Library Officer
Mr Vincent Chua Seng Yeon IT Manager 1
Miss Amirah Binti Mohamad Farzeen Lee Desktop Engineer
Mr Lim Shee IT Manager 2
Mdm Norseta Bte Samsudin Technical Support Officer
Mdm Nor Weedawaty Binte Khalid Technical Support Officer
Mdm Markhamah Bte Mawar Operations Support Officer
Mr Hashim Bin Yusof Education Workshop Instructor
Mdm Rosnani Bte Abdul Majid Education Workshop Instructor
STUDENT SUPPORT TEAM
Mdm Tan Helen nee Hu Toh Keng (FAJSC) FAJ School Counsellor
Mr Muhammad Hafiz Syahiddin Bin Johar AED LBS
Ms Wong Rui Zhang Wendy FAJT - Gear Up
Mr Syahir Iskandar Bin Rosli Student Welfare Officer
Ms Priscilla Jampathong School Health Associate
Mr Lim Hao Chong, Joel School Counsellor
Mr Patrick Chng Seng Buan AED LBS
Ms Winnie Goh Huiling HOD SEN
OPERATIONS SUPPORT TEAM
Mr Lee Long Huat Vincent Operations Manager 1
Mr Abdul Hadi Bin Mohd Amin Operations Manager 2
Mr Anas Yeo Operations Support Officer
Mdm Hasnah Binte Jaini Operations Support Officer
Mr Ben Tan Hian Sin Security Officer
Mdm Rosalyne Chia Security Officer
Mdm Junaidah Binte Hashim Patail Operations Support Officer
Mr Minjoot Desmond Operations Support Officer
Miss Sri Murni Binte Salleh Operations Support Officer
Mr Lee Chai Huat Operations Support Officer
ENGLISH AND LITERATURE DEPARTMENT
Miss Zhuo Suyin Ruth 3 Self-Discipline
Mrs Christina Roberts (EL) FAJT - EL
Ms Josephine Chan (EL) FAJT - EL
Mr Nicholas Huang Hanmin 3 Excellence
Miss Quek Yi Ling Geraldine 4 Self-Discipline
Miss Nicola Loh Sijin 2 Integrity
Ms Deepa Sekhri Syahiddin Bin Johar 2 Valour
Mr Ong Ling Kang 2 Excellence
Mdm Rachel Koh Wen Yuan 2 Patrick
Mr Haniel Soh En Han 4 Patrick
Miss Erica Reyes Rodriguez 4 Lasalle
Mdm Azizah Bte Jaon (EL) FAJT - EL
Ms Nur Azzah Bte Amir Gany HOD English
Miss Haida Bte Abdulah 1 Teamwork
Ms Annisa’ Bte Sha’aban 1 Integrity
Ms Alyssa Lim Peining Sec 2 Assistant Year Head
MOTHER TONGUE DEPARTMENT
Mdm Rafiqah Bte Sani 1Valour
Miss Faith Ang Si Ying 2 Respect
Mdm Li Xiyao 1 Patrick
Mr Boon Jia Hui 2 Valour
Mr Rajesh Somu 1 Self-Discipline
Mr Vincent Chong Weng Chiew 1 Lasalle
Ms Zhao Jing 3 Self-Discipline
Mr Kang Xianbin 1 Integrity / Senior Teacher
Mr Mariappan Arjunan 2 Self-Discipline
Ms Ng Yan Li 3 Teamwork
Mdm Laura Lim Hwee Mean HOD MT
Mdm Hazlian Bte Karim SH ML/TL
Mdm Nur Huda Bte Mohamed Ali 3 Excellence
Mdm Faheema Bte Mohamad 4 Patrick
Mdm Teo Sioe King FAJT - MT
Mdm Chew Poh Kim FAJT - CL
HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT
Miss Koh Shi Li 4 Self-Discipline
Ms Christie Eugenia Cheah Yi-Lin 4 Teamwork
Mdm Mariana Bte Yunus 5 Excellence
Ms Faith Wong Soke Yee 4 Valour
Mr Taufiq Bin Abdul Malek 1 Excellence
Mrs Tam Siew Lin HOD Humanities
Mdm Rozlinda Bte Abdul Rahim 1 Respect / Senior Teacher
Mr Errol Chang Lik Hung School Staff Developer
Mdm Siti Norniza Bte Junadi 1 Lasalle
Mr Ang Darrenkane 2 Respect
Mr Sylvester Chan Chee Cheong 2 Patrick
Miss Lee Chain Ting 3 Patrick
MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT
Mr Tan Tat Hock 1 Respect
Mdm Siti Nur Faizah Bte Ibrahi 1 Self-Discipline
Ms Teo Bee Hoon HOD Mathematics
Mr Koh Seng John 2 Teamwork
Ms Shirley Tang 2 Teamwork
Mdm Soh Kim Ling Sec 3 Year Head
Mr Wong Liang Deng 3 Lasalle
Mr Martin Huang Yewei Sec 4/5 Assistant Year Head
Mr Chia Wenn Teck 4 Respect
Mdm Ng Yi Ting 4 Teamwork
Mr Michael Fredrick CAJT - Maths
Mr Chew Damien Gerar 4 Lasalle / Senior Teacher
Mr Syed Salleh B S A Alattas HOD ICT
SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
Mr Tan Chee Wei SH Data Management
Mdm Teo Hwee HOD Science
Mr Samuel Tay Woei Long SH Computing
Ms Winnie Goh Huiling HOD SEN
Ms Charissa Chia Jia Hui
Mr Juhari Bin Mohamed
Mr Sayed Hud Bin S H Alhabshe
Integrity
Mdm Pereira Karen Louise 3 Valour
Mr Lee Soon Huat (C&T)
Mr Muhamad Shahrom B
PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Mr Kelvin Yee Chee Chung 3 Patrick / Senior Teacher
Mr Yosef Effency 4 Integrity
Mr Selvanayagam Sivalingam FAJT - PE
Mr Mahadir Bin Wahab HOD Student Management
Mr Irwan Wijaya HOD PE/CCA
Mr Seow Jian Ting SH CCA
Mr Adrian Lim Ming HOD CCE
Miss Yee Yun Shawn 2 Lasalle
CCAs
STUDENT COUNCIL OPERATIONS
Given the privilege to be part of the Student Council, there are a few ways that I and my team of the heads of each branch contribute to the school. Firstly and most importantly, I help to ensure that my fellow schoolmates are following the school rules. For example, when I see a student with his hair too long or shirt untucked, I would give them a warning and advise them. Secondly, I also help to plan and run school events for the school. For example, I was involved in helping to run Teachers’ Day this year. Last but not least, I also contribute to the school by doing my best and setting a good example for the rest of the students. I will ensure that we will continue to lead the school with pride and dedication.
Bhole
Anish Mahesh, 3 Integrity President of SPS Student Council 2022
Being the Vice-President of the Student Council over the past year, I have contributed to the well-being of the school through various ways. Firstly, representing the Student Council, it is my duty and obligation to enforce the school rules. Secondly, I also led various school wide activities such as this year’s Open House and CCA fair. Last but not least, I do my best to lead by example not just in the Student Council, but the entire school.
Manini Giacomo Francesco, 3 Self Discipline Vice-President of SPS Student Council 2022 Head of SPS Operations Committee 2022
STUDENT COUNCIL CATHOLIC ACTIVITIES
We contribute to the school by continuously strengthening the faith in our school community. We provide guidance for students who seek help. Our committee will continue to serve the school by educating our peers to constantly contribute to the common good by becoming active and caring members of the communities in which they live. With this, we hope we would also strive to ensure that values taught in our religion are ingrained in our hearts, forever.
Joel Philip Phang Yong Jie, 3 Lasalle
Vice-President of SPS Student Council 2022
Head of SPS Catholic Activities Committee 2022
STUDENT COUNCIL WELFARE
“To be Leaders with Heart”. Our goal has been to make school life easier and more enjoyable, and to nurture a more caring school environment. My EXCOs and I from the Welfare Branch are honoured to have been given the opportunity to lead the newly created branch in contributing to the school we regard as our 2nd home. Over the past few months, my branch and I have worked hard to organise various activities including Class Appreciation Day, International Friendship Day, National Day, Teachers’ Day, Exam Motivation and Sec 4/5 Well-Wishes. These opportunities have allowed us to hone our leadership skills and we are glad our efforts have paid off. After witnessing the fun our fellow schoolmates had during these occasions, we are determined to continue the good work before the leadership transition in Term 2 next year.
Shane Goh, 3 Respect Vice-President of SPS Student Council 2022 Head of SPS Welfare Committee 2022
STUDENT COUNCIL PUBLICITY
As the Publicity Branch, we strive to improve how the school is viewed by our peers as well as the public in order to bring great pride to the Lasallian and Patrician name. We drum up publicity for school events and activities using both traditional and new media platforms like Instagram. As a dynamic team, we consistently emphasise the importance of quality work together with our Executive Committee team.
Rohith Roshan, 3 Lasalle
Vice-President of SPS Student Council 2022
Head of SPS Publicity Committee 2022
STUDENT COUNCIL SPIRIT
Our Spirit Branch believes in this one quote - “Leadership is an action, not a position.” We are all really humbled to be able to serve and contribute. This year, we came up with many uplifting cheers. For example, we led the spectators to cheer for our football school team in this year’s Football National School Games. We engender unity and togetherness among Patricians. In this way, we are able to instill pride in all Patricians.
Emre See, 3 Excellence
Vice-President of SPS Student Council 2022
Head of SPS Spirit Committee 2022
ATHLETICS
Track to Success!
Despite a two year hiatus due to the pandemic, athletes in both B and C Division showed their grit and determination to win in the National Schools Track and Field Championships this year.
Our athletes consistently pushed the limits, putting in hours under the heat to achieve excellence for the school. Their efforts were rewarded when they qualified for the Finals for a host of individual events such as the 100m, 200m, and 400m run. Both divisions also qualified for the Finals which saw our athletes put up a valiant effort in the 4 x 100 m and 4 x 400 m relay events. The C Division team clinched a respectable 7th position for the 400m, as well as a remarkable 2nd position for the 100m and 200m events. The B Division also performed admirably, securing 4th position for the High Jump event.
Our team is thankful for the experienced coaching by Coach Hamkah Afik and Coach Tang Ngai Kin who continue to instill the values of perseverance and belief in our athletes and led us to victory this year. May we continue to benefit from their guidance in the years to come!
Teacher in charge
• Mdm Siti Nur Faizah Ibrahim
• Mdm Faheema Mohamad
• Mdm Nur Huda Mohamed Ali
• Mdm Rafiqah Sani
• Mr Sayed Hud Alhabshe
Achievements/ Participation
C Division
• 100m - 2nd position
• 200m - 2nd position
• 400m - 7th position
• Long Jump - 8th position
• 4 x 100m - 4th position
• 4 x 400m - 2nd position
• Overall Ranking - 6th position
B Division
• High Jump - 4th position
• 4 x 100m - 6th position
• 4 x 400m - 6th position
• Overall Ranking - 10th position
BADMINTON
Badminton School Team: Serve it, Smash it, Win it, Love it!
Badminton Development Team: To learn, to love and to lead.
The Badminton team takes a unique approach in charting a holistic development plan for every player. Weekly training sessions are an essential balance of physical training and basic footwork exercises, alongside group skills training and gameplay. Gruelling though the sessions may be, our shuttlers emerge physically and mentally resilient and thoroughly able to work effectively as part of a winning team.
CCA leaders are similarly empowered to oversee weekly training sessions where activities such as agility drills are carried out with discipline and commitment. With perseverance and a strong desire to excel together, the Badminton team is set to deliver a smashing performance on the court, united as one!
Teacher in charge
• Mdm Ng Yi Ting
• Mr Rajesh Somu
• Mr John Koh
• Mr Vincent Chong
Achievements/ Participation
• SSSC National Badminton B division Championships 2022
BASKETBALL
One Team, One Basketball. Team of Five, Heart of One.
The St. Patrick’s School Basketball team is driven by discipline and focus on and off the court. Preparation is the cornerstone of success, and is at the heart of what the team does.
Despite the challenges brought about by the pandemic, the C and B Division team members continued to hone their basic skills in preparation of any eventuality.
Their preparedness resulted in the best showing since the founding of the Basketball team, leveling with the top team in their grouping at the National School Games 2022.
“A little progress each day adds up to big results”. The Basketball Team holds firm to the knowledge that we will continue to strive - through resilience, we will continue to achieve excellence!
Teacher in charge
• Mr Yosef Effendy
• Mr Tan Chee Wei
Achievements/ Participation
• National School Games 2022 (B Division Basketball)
CRICKET
Determined. Driven to Succeed. Cricket is a battle, a service, a sport as well as a form of Art.
The St. Patrick’s Cricket team embodies the values of teamwork, respect, self-discipline, valor and excellence. Though a team sport, members of the Cricket team constantly STRIVE to develop their individual skills during training sessions.
Through training routines in batting, bowling and fielding, the team works as one to perfect the way the game is played. Driven by a strong desire to dominate in the National School Games, our players fought valiantly on the field. After an awe-inspiring display of grit and sportsmanship, our team marched proudly into the Semi-finals and Finals of the B Division Cricket tournament.
Onward and through, to success!
Teacher in charge
• Mr Mariappan Arjunan
• Mr Selvanayagam Sivalingam
Achievements/ Participation
B Division
• 3rd Place for National level
C Division
• 3rd Place for National level
DANCE CLUB
Dance is the joy of movement and the heart of life.
As a relatively new CCA, SPS Modern Dance aims to instill a love for dance in its students by exposing them to the intricacies of movement and hidden complexities of music.
Our regular training sessions include a healthy mix of physical conditioning to shore up the dancers’ strength and execution of their moves, as well as exposure to new dance vocabulary to improve their versatility as practitioners.
Despite the challenges that COVID-19 has thrown our way, the resilient spirit of the CCA shines through and each batch of students emerges hardier than ever.
Teacher in charge
• Mr Haniel Soh
• Ms Zhao Jing
Achievements/ Participation
• REMIX Dance Competition 2021
• Chinese Street Dance Competition 2021 and 2022
• Artist-in-School-Scheme (NAC Collaboration with Oschool) 2022
DRAMA CLUB
We must all do theater, to discover who we could become. Not just a CCA, but a passion!
After a dry spell, our current ranks have swelled to an admirable 28-strong cast of aspiring thespians. From our fledgling Sec 1 members to the graduating seniors in Sec 4, Drama CCA is a safe haven where members learn to work collaboratively: ever respectful of differences in ability and opinions.
The bi-weekly Drama training sessions provide our members with a space to hone their talents under the nurturing guidance of our teachers and Drama instructors. Lessons in voice projection and body conditioning provide members with a keen awareness of stage space and how to convey emotion wordlessly.
The club has journeyed together through filming and editing workshops as well as Literature camps, ensuring that our members become familiar both with on-stage and backstage processes to culminate in a perfect production. Together, we are a family united in Drama!
Teacher in charge
• Mr Nicholas Huang
• Ms Annisa Shaaban
Achievements/ Participation
• 2021 Puppetry Workshop
• 2022 Short Films Workshop
• 2022 One United People film production
FLOORBALL
We never lose. We either win or learn. You do not need to be great to start, but you need to start to be great.
Floorball is an exciting new CCA in St. Patrick’s School! Bringing together players from diverse backgrounds and levels of experience, our team is united in the belief that playing with passion leads to limitless possibilities. With training sessions that focus on skills acquisition, our team members have shown time and again that self-discipline is the key to perfecting their game. Working seamlessly as one, our pioneer batch of Floorball team players are keen to prove their mettle on the court.
United as one in the face of adversity; the future is Floorball!
Teacher in charge
• Miss Yee Yun Shawn
• Miss Nicola Loh
FOOTBALL
We Walk together, Work Together, Win Together! #ILOVESTPATS
For the past 5 years, the SPS Football CCA has ranked within the top 4 positions for both B and C Divisions. Capitalizing on tactical adaptability and resilience, the team’s drive for success on the field is indisputable.
SPS Football CCA also continues to explore ways to extend a helping hand to the community. In the pipeline are VIA projects such as training sessions for disadvantaged youths to pick up footballing tricks and tips from our student athletes. This will go far in helping to inculcate a heart for the disadvantaged individuals in our society.
With a strong team spirit, the SPS Football CCA school team will continue to strive for and achieve excellence, as one!
Teacher in charge
• Mr Taufiq Malek
• Mdm Siti Norniza
• Mdm Sunanety Zainul Abeedin
Achievements/ Participation
• 2018 NSG
B Division: 3rd National (School Premier League One)
C Division: 3rd National
• 2019 NSG
B and C Division: 2nd National (School Premier League One)
GOLF
Golfers with Discipline and Diligence
Student golfers of St. Patrick’s School are part of the prestigious Youth Golf Programme endorsed by the volunteer management committee of Youth Golf Network Ltd. Our golfers benefit tremendously under the tutelage of a dedicated team of skilled golf professionals from SingaGolf Academy at Sembawang Golf Course.
Swinging back into action after the pandemic, Golf CCA showed great resilience on the fairway to clinch the 4th spots for both B Division and C Division in the National School Games Golf Team Championship 2022.
Mentally resilient in the pursuit of excellence, success is par for the course with our golfers!
Teacher in charge
• Mr Chng Siong Hwa
• Mrs Adeline Low
Achievements/ Participation
• B Division National School Games Golf Team Championship 2022 – 4th place
Lam Jun Xi, 4L
Bryan Heng Guo Wei, 3V
• C Division National School Games Golf Team Championship 2022 – 4th place
Koo Ming Cong Randall, 2SD Yan Ming De, 1I
GUITAR ENSEMBLE
Excellence through Preparation
Undaunted by the challenges posed by the pandemic, our budding guitarists have continued to create meaningful experiences in the CCA. Leveraging on ICT, our members maintained strong connections by hosting key events such as our Secondary 4 Farewell Ceremony and team bonding days, online via Zoom. Over the past 2 years, the ensemble continued to overcome restrictions preventing a physical concert by performing and broadcasting their performance to the public through livestream on Facebook.
Our young guitarists continue to embody perseverance in pushing through considerable challenges to accomplish present victories. Under the expert guidance of our conductor Mr Ow Leong San, the ensemble has augmented its sound quality and music-making experience. As our ensemble members continue to sharpen their skills, and strive to deliver enjoyable performances to the audience, we are convinced that the future holds much promise of excellence. Potest Qui Vult!
Teacher in charge
• Ms Chen Li Yan
• Ms Faith Ang
• Mr Shahrom
Achievements/ Participation
SYF Achievements:
• 2019 – Certificate of Distinction
• 2021 – Certificate of Accomplishment
Guitar Concerts:
• 2021 – Sunrise IV: Incandescence
• 2022 – Sunrise V: Reminiscence
LEGION OF MARY
Who is she that comes forth as the morning rising, fair as the moon, bright as the sun, terrible as an army set in battle array?
The Legion of Mary is a Catholic CCA in school, which focuses on the spiritual group and development of all Catholic students. Members meet up on a weekly basis for prayer and spiritual formation, taking inspiration and guidance from Mother Mary, as our role model to bring Christ to everyone around us.
The Legion of Mary in St. Patrick’s School is compulsory for all Sec 1 Catholic students to attend and participate in, so as to grow in brotherhood and ethos of the larger Catholic community in Singapore.
We also assist in school Masses and conduct the Daily Chapel Morning Prayer. We also work with other Legion of Mary groups in other schools and churches in Singapore to host events such as the Annual General Reunion and the Acies - renewal of the Legion vows.
Teacher in charge
• Mr Ang Darrenkane
• Mr Michael Fredrick
MEDIA AND INFO COMMUNICATION CLUB
Created to Create
The Media and Info Communication Club of St. Patrick’s School is instrumental in providing print, audio, video and photography support for school events and activities.
Trained by industry professionals, the 3 branches of the Media and Info Communication Club - Broadcast Journalism, Media and Design and Audio-Videography work hand in hand to ensure the successful running and coverage of events. Applying the skills and techniques taught and adding their own creativity, our Patrician content creators produce content to best represent our school values and culture, thereby fostering a stronger school spirit in this digital age.
Teacher in charge
• Overall I/C:
Ms Geraldine Quek
• Second I/C and Media and Design I/C:
Ms Ruth Lim
• Broadcast Journalism:
Miss Faith Wong
• Media and Design:
Ms Karen Pereira
• Audio/Videography:
Mr Juhari (Teacher I/C)
Ms Mabel Sim
Mr Tan Tat Hock
Achievements/ Participation
Media & Design
1. Participation in External Competitions
• Chromatic Awards – International Photo Competition
• Nikon Photo Contest 2020- 2021
• Our Schools, Our Stories 2020-2022
• KMPOA Youth Portfolio 2022
• SYF Pixel Perfect 2022
2. Participation in External CCA Events
• VJC Expose 2018
• Montage 2018, 2019
3. Workshops with Professional Photographers, such as Mr Bernard Sim, owner of Magicdow.
• Copyright School Challenge Video Competition 2021-2022
• Lions Home School Video Competition 2020-2022
• National Youth Film Awards 2022
Broadcast Journalism
1. Participation in External Competitions
• Our Schools, Our Stories 2020-2022
• Lions Home School Video Competition 2022
MEDIA RESOURCE LIBRARY
Building a school library of the future
Our library is not only a treasure trove of information, it serves as a community hub to support collaborative efforts and provide a conducive environment for staff and students to work in. Our student librarians are passionate reading ambassadors who help to maintain and manage the library space.
Student librarians partake in various training programmes by Civica. These programmes allow them to visit different subject matters such as the protection of urban biodiversity, local food sustainability initiatives and even how to apply hashtag searching across social media. They engage in meaningful discussions and present their findings to review and share their knowledge of the topics.
Live On Festival Design Competition by National Organ Transplant Unit
As digital natives, our librarians applied their creativity and digital design skills to provide insight into the issue of organ donation and transplant. Below are their impressive artworks.
Fernando Tham and Aldrich Choo Secondary 3-Integrity
Jordan Tay Secondary 4-Respect
MILITARY BAND
To develop strong musicians and leaders who will serve others
Set up on 2nd March 1953 as a bugle, fife and drum band, It became Singapore’s first school military band in 1957 and evolved into a concert band in the mid-1980s. Over the years, the Saint Patrick’s School Military Band has established itself as one of the most outstanding secondary school bands in Singapore. With the sustained records of achievements over the years, the Ministry of Education (MOE) has recognized and awarded Saint Patrick’s School Military Band as a Niche Programme School in 2007. In the recent Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2021 Arts Presentation, Saint Patrick’s School Military Band continued to maintain the standard of excellence and added on to our 16 consecutive distinctions; a feat achieved through our Patricians’ hard work and passion for music.
Teacher in charge
• Ms Belinda Toh
• Ms Charissa Chia
• Ms Yeo Hui Wen
• Ms Teng Mui Lim
• Ms Dorothy Seng
Achievements/ Participation
• Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation 2021
• Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation 2019
• Limelight 2019
• Junior Band Festival 2019
NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC) AIR
To Serve with Pride and Dedication!
Fuelled by their camaraderie and grounded in their training, the St. Patrick’s NCC Air Unit bested schools from across Singapore, including long time champions, in their very first venture at the National Air Race organized by Asia Flight Simulation Centre. Formative experiences that led to their victory included The Flight Experience Programs (FEP), which allowed cadets to board RSAF aircrafts such as the C-130 and F-50. In addition, our cadets attended cutting edge courses such as Air Simulation, Aeromodelling and Drone Flying.
Our school’s NCC Air exhibited excellence in multifarious aspects to clinch the Distinction Award in this year’s Unit Recognition. On top of rigorous training that increased our cadet’s fitness, our cadets also collaborated with the Singapore Kindness Movement to conceptualize and execute a social media campaign. Cadets also attended adventure camps such as Camp FORGE, Camp STEEL, and leadership training camps such as the Senior Specialist Leaders Course (SSLC) to prepare outstanding student leaders in the CCA to be resilient leaders.
Teacher in charge
• LTA (NCC) Firza Maisarah Bte Mohd Raffid
• LTA (NCC) Koh Shi Li
• LTA (NCC) Ong Lingkang
Achievements/ Participation
• National Air Race (organized by Asia Flight Simulation Centre)
* National Air Race (3rd Place)
* National Top Gun Fighter Challenge (Champion)
• Unit Recognition 2021 (Distinction)
NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC) LAND
Motto:
To Strive With Pride and Dedication
Core Values:
Loyalty to Country, Uprightness, Leadership, Discipline, Commitment & Responsibility, Care for Fellow Cadets, Adventurous Spirit and Safety.
The NCC (Land) of St. Patrick’s School was awarded Distinction in the Unit Recognition for 2021. This achievement, yet again, is a testament of the dedication and commitment of Teachers and Cadets. With the guidance of the teachers, the senior cadets planned and carried out weekly trainings for the junior cadets.
These training sessions mainly target 3 key aspects of the development of the cadet, which are in line with that of NCC HQ - resilient mind, strong body and committed heart. Cadets are put through obstacles to learn how to overcome setbacks and emerge as confident individuals. Trainings include foot drills, physical fitness training, weapon handling and lessons on military knowledge. To inject elements of fun into the training schedule, the unit carries out laser tag competitions, learning journeys and takes part in cluster training with other school units.
Given the responsibility to lead training, senior cadets hone their leadership skills, mastering the fine balance between being firm yet benevolent. Standards are maintained. Bonds are built.
NCC (Land) is a CCA that works together as a unit to foster a sense of belonging to the CCA, school and country.
Teacher in charge
Commanding Officer:
• CPT (NCC) Ang Darrenkane
Teacher Officers:
• LTA (NCC) Chan Hui Lun
• LTA (NCC) Zoey Ang
• CPT (NCC) Tan Chiew Seng
Achievements/ Participation
• Distinction in Unit Recognition 2021
• Participated in Free-Style Drills Competition 2022
NATIONAL POLICE CADET CORPS
To lead with Resilience, Integrity, Service, Excellence, to RISE above.
In 2021, the changes in Safe Management Measures saw our NPCC cadets display resilience and adaptability to plan and execute training sessions that prioritise the safety of our members while engaging them at the same time. Some of our notable accomplishments were having our cadets spread awareness of crime and cybercrime prevention to their schoolmates, and our Cadet Leaders teaching the juniors drills via zoom and designing campcraft lesson packages for the unit. These efforts led to all our cadets attaining proficiency in different skills and being promoted to their next rank, and culminated in us achieving Gold for the Unit Overall Proficiency Award.
This year, our cadets are embracing the opportunity to partake in more activities and competitions, such as the Adventure Training Camps and Inter-Unit eCSI Competition. We also see our newly appointed Cadet Leaders rising to the occasion of creating even more meaningful experiences for the unit in the hope of greater achievements to come.
Teacher in charge
• A/ASP (NPCC) Ruth Zhuo
• INSP (NPCC) Sylvester Chan
• INSP (NPCC) Rachel Koh
Achievements/ Participation
• Unit Overall Proficiency Award 2021 - Gold
• SPF-NPCC Badge Awardee (Pinnacle Award in NPCC) 2022 - Gabriel Ang Wee Jun (4V)
SCOUTS
Pajigwad: Stick to it!
St. Patrick’s School Pajigwad Scouts Troop has attained the Frank Cooper Sands Gold Award for more than 10 consecutive years.
Our Scouts continue to exemplify excellence in their weekly training and at Scout HQ events. Weekly training sessions focus on honing core scouting skills and patrol bonding. Scouts continue to participate in HQ and area competitions and have clinched several awards.
Key experiences include the annual Troop Camp and Founder’s Day commemoration when patrols come together to develop and showcase their Scouting skills and develop camaraderie. Scouts also participate in the annual Job Week and community service projects. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Scouts contributed to the school as safe distancing ambassadors. Through these experiences. Scouts learn the value of teamwork, valour and excellence.
The Scout Promise:
On my Honour I promise that I will do my best
To do my duty to God and the Republic of Singapore
To help other people and
To keep the Scout Law
Teacher in charge
• Ms Christie Cheah
• Mr Boon Jia Hui
• Mr Wong Liang Deng
Achievements/ Participation
• National Gangshow Competition 2021 (Gold, Silver and Bronze Awards)
• Be Prepared against Cancer Competition 2021 (5th and 6th place)
St Patrick’s School • Yearbook
SQUASH
Squash. Against all odds!
Tenacity, hard work and talent. All key ingredients in the recipe for success by the SPS Squash team which attained a commendable 4th placing in the 2022 B Division National School Games (NSG).
The team leveraged on each other’s strengths through every serve and volley, culminating in a common goal of achieving that final kill shot out on the court. Weekly trainings provide players the opportunity to hone their skills with great precision whilst the collective dedication of both the coach and teachers have been crucial in developing values such as resilience and good sportsmanship amongst the team members.
SPS Squash provides a range of leadership opportunities for the development and holistic growth of the players. By mentoring younger players, senior players validate their leadership skills as well as develop their self-confidence.
Playing every match with poise, pride and positive sportsmanship, the team has indeed brought honor to our school at this year’s NSG!
Teacher in charge
• Mdm Wong Shwo Mun
• Ms Li Xiyao
Achievements/ Participation
• B Division: Squash NSG 20224th Place
TENNIS
The ball is in your court, give your best shot!
St. Patrick’s Tennis team has been training hard for the National School Games (NSG) despite the 2-year hiatus during the pandemic. Our players have maintained a deep commitment to sharpening their skills on the court and maintaining their fitness levels off it. Training hard and dutifully attending every coaching session even during the school holidays, the tennis team has shown remarkable commitment to the game.
The B division school team fought valiantly to emerge amongst the top 8 schools in Singapore. With their thirst for success, the C division team too will continue to do their best to bring glory to the school in their upcoming NSG.
Teacher in charge
• Mariana Yunus
• Lee Chain Ting
• Rozlinda Abdul Rahim
Achievements/ Participation
• National B Division Boys Championship 2022
• National C Division Boys Championship 2022
PATRICIAN CLASS OF 2022
4
Self-Discipline
Class 2022
MISS QUEK YI LING GERALDINE
MISS KOH SHI LI
ANG SI YUAN NATHAN AW JUN JIE JAYDEN
BRANDON KOK CHUN YIN
BRICE TAN JING JIE
CHAO YU DONG KAISER
CHEN YUANAN
GIDEON LIM JUN XIANG HAZIQ BIN HANAFIAH
DYLAN TAY ENG WEE
GABRIEL ANG WEE KIAT
JOHN ANDRE DIMASACAT BENOZA
JOSHUA YEO JIA WEI
KIERAN MICHAEL JERALD KYLER MING KULASINGHAM
LOWELL CHOO LIT HOI
MAHESWARAN MOHNISH
REUEL SAMUEL GEORGE
RYAN CHEW TIAN CI
WONG WEI CHIN, NICHOLAS
XANDER XAVIER SENG
ZACKERY RYAN SANI
ZAFIR AAQIL BIN ZULKHAIZAT
Not in photo:
AIDAN ANG WEE HERN
S R AHARNISH RAVICHANDRAN
SCOTT HOANG ANH QUAN
WONG JUN SEN LLOYD
TAN XUAN WEE, EZEKIEL
4 Teamwork
Class 2022
IAN SNG
ILYAS BIN ZUHRI
ADAM JOSHUA DE SOUZA
ALOYXIUZ GIL FELIX RANADA OPINA
ARJO RAY CHAUDHURY
BASTIAN ELLIOT NG TUCK WENG
CALEB SOO KAI EN
CHRISTOPHER GEORGE
CHUA KAH HO, ERNEST
EE CHUN YI JULIAN
FABRIZIO FRANCESCO LI
MDM NG YI TING MS CHRISTIE EUGENIA CHEAH YI-LIN
TAY JING QUAN NIGEL
TYLER JAMES AERIA
IVAN JAMES PAYAMEL
JADEN LUKE LIM ZHUN XIAN
JAMES EDWARD GAN WEI QIANGAR
JOEL LEE JUN REN
JOSHUA CHEE SHAO JIE
K T AVINESH ALEXIS
KIERAN RAJ
LUCAS TAN
MATTHEW NOEL ARUL
MATTHIAS CHAN WEI KUN
NAH GUAN JER JERVIS
OLIVER KARL GRIESE
PINTO RAPHAEL MARK
POON JEREMY
RUBENS NG SWAN YAN
TAN ZHI JIE, SEAN
Not in photo:
ADIB NU’MAN BIN AMRAN
LABARRERE MAXIMILIEN KAI-EN
NOAH BIN IRWAN HAERMAN RAJA MUHAMAD IRFAN BIN RAJA MUHAMAD HILMI
SCOTT MICHAEL THOMAS
SOH RUI ZHI, VYNN
4 Respect
Class 2022
MDM CHOI MEI YOKE ADELINE
FAWZAN YAASIR BIN
ABDUL MANAF
HO JUN YI, ADEN
KNG KIAT KERVIS
JOSHUA CHRISTEN LI YI EN HEADECH
JAEDEN CHAN YI JUN
JOACKIM JEEVAN CHARLES
KRISHIV SURESH
MR CHIA WENN TECK
KYRAN MAK
LIM YOKE HANG, ETHAN
MOHAMED HARRIS IMRAN QURESHI
OON YUJI
RALPH PATRICK MARTIN VELASCO
SHANE CHRISTOPHER FOO KOK REN
MOHAMED NOOR SYAHRIN BIN SHAIFUDIN
MUHAMED AIMAN BIN MUHAMED ISKANDAR
MUHAMMAD DANIAL THAQIF BIN MOHAMAD HAFENDI
TANG CONG-EN
TAY JUN LE JORDAN
WARRICK TAN YANXIN
Not in photo:
BENJAMIN XAVIER LIM KENG MENG
CHAN KAI ZHE TITUS
SEE BING XIAN
SYED HADIF BIN SYED MOHAMMAD
4 Integrity
Class 2022
GAN SENG HONG GERARD NG XUAN JUN
AMAN SHENOY MULKI
AIDAN KENNETH TIO SI YI
BRANDON SOH BING YI
BENEDICT CHOO JING KAI
ANG DING FENG
BALAMURUGAN HARISH
ATHANSON CHEAH ZHEN KAI
BRODY BOEY
EVAN TAN SHUEN YIH
CHONG YU MING, JIREH
CADEN WEE YU SHENG
DYLAN LEONG JIT YUEN
HOO GA MIN
IMTHIAS SUBAIER MUHAMMAD IRSHAAD
MISS CHEN LI YAN
MR YOSEF EFFENCY
Not in photo: IAN JAMES CORDEIRO
SEAN EE KAI NICHOLLS
SRINIVASAN JESWANTH
SHERMAN CHIN YONG CHENG
SEAN RYAN TAN WEI REN
SIRANGEVI KUMAR S/O MURUGANANTHAM
JARED JUAY MING KANG
LOW CHENG EN, KEEGAN
LAU KAY ANN DEXTER
JULIAN CHANG MING FONG
LEE ZHONG JUN, RONALD
LUCAS NAI YI JIA
MUHAMMAD FAHEEM
MOHAMED FARMAN S/O NASARULLA UMARAL HAMEED
MARMITA BRENT MATTHEW VITACION
MONG JUNRUI ESBEN
NIKHIL RYAN GANESAN
SANJAY RAJARATHNAM MURUGAPPAN
PAZHANISAMY MUHIL SAMY
OMAR IMRAN TALIB
QUEK YI SHIAN EVAN
WANG HSIEN ZHENG
TARUN VIJAYAKUMAR
URBAYAN TRAMSLEY GIL DE GUZMAN
Valour
Class 2022
ETHAN CHENG RONG ZHENG
ADRIAN SAMUEL HERNANDEZ ESPIRITU
ABDUL JAMIE SULAIMAN TOH, TOH YI EN
CHEONG ZI LEONG RAFAEL
EMMANUEL SOO KAI EN
CHONG KAI YUAN, BRYAN
CHONG JUO HENG ALPHONSUS
CHUA KAI FENG DAREAS
AIDAN CHAN
CHAI ANDREW SOOYOUNG
ALISTAIR ASHWIN ANTHONY
AIDAN MARC RAYNER
ANG WEE JUN GABRIEL
MR CHNG SIONG HWA
MS FAITH WONG SOKE YEE
Not in photo: LIAUW THIAM HEE, JEREMIAH
YEO CHEE KOON MARTIN
SYED IRFAN S/O MOHAMED UBAIS GHARNI
WU HAW RAN CEDRIC
TEOH JIA-LE, KEEGAN TAN JUN XIAN, GERVIS
VISHRUTH RADHAKRISHNAN KARTHIK MENON
ETHAN TAN JIA RONG
HENDRA BIN ERZA
GAN LI HENG GERRARD
GABRIEL TAN WEI EN
GARED LIM KAIHENG
ZAKI SHEHZAD
XABI TAN ZHI REN XAVIER LOH CHANG LONG
NURAIDI HIZRI BIN AIDIL
SHIH YU HAO JAY
RUSSELL ASHTON ROZARIO
PEH HENG KAI NIXON
SANDITH HANSANA GUNARATHNA
JEREMIAH MATTHEW NG
LEE KYU MIN
JONATHAN CHEN KA YEONG
LEE CHUAN YEE ELLIOT
LAYONES DASHIELL LIMSON
4 Excellence Class 2022
MR SEOW JIAN TING MR MUHAMAD SHAHROM B MOHD SALLEH
ANSON CHUA AN SHEN
ARYAN HAIDER BIN RAHIM
DUNCAN SAMUEL LEO TING FONG
ETHAN ANDRE HO-RAMDHAN
ETHAN TAN YIK HAW
HAN BING XUAN EDWIN
JEREMIAH XAVIER KOH
JOSHUA VINCENT YAP NORA
LEE XIN DA ADEN
LEONG JIN XIAN
LUCAS WEIHAN HOUGHTON
RYAN POON
MUHAMMAD AL’DRIAN BIN MUHAMMAD ASHIRIN MUHAMMAD DANIYAL HAFIRZI BIN MOHAMMAD FIRDAUS
MOHAMMAD RYYAN ASYRAF BIN MOHAMMAD ATIFFUAD
NATIQUE NURHEANDIQHA BIN NURHISAM RAKESH JASHAUN S/O SIVAKUMAREN
MUHAMMAD IRSYAD BIN OSMAN MUHAMMAD SHAFIHAN BIN
MUHAMAD SHAFIE ABDULLAH
ARBAJ SHARIQ SHAH BIN MAHFUZ
TARIQ SHAHID S/O MOHAMED AKBAR XAVIER KOK YUH SHYONG
Not in photo: CALEB TAN KAI LE
LUKE NAVEEN
MATHACHANTHUEK ROY IMAN MUHAMMAD ALI
MUHAMAD HAZRY SHAH BIN MOHD HISHAM
MOHAMMAD ARSYAD BIN MOHAMMAD ISMAIL
PARAKH ARHAM
MARC
SAMUEL LEE JUNWEI
SEAH JIE JUN ANDI HAIKAL BIN
DANIAL SEAH
SHAIKH
SIM GUAN XIAN JAVIER
SOLOMON SIM JING XIANG
4 Patrick Class 2022
MDM FAHEEMA BTE MOHAMAD
MR HANIEL SOH EN HAN
ABDUL MUQSID IZZET BIN SUZAIRI
JHARHEL S/O THAANIGASALAM
DE ROZARIO MYKEL GABRIEL
ETHAN LIM SH I HAN
ANTONIO CHUA SHANG LUN BENJAMIN EFFENDI DE SOUZA
RIAN ILHAN BIN RIZAL EFFENDI
GAJANAND VISHWAN S/O R SELVA KUMAR
HAREN S/O NAGATHERAN
ISMA DANISH BIN BUKHARI
KADEN MATTHEW CHEE
JHARHEL S/O THAANIGASALAM
LAKSHAN M
MUHAMMAD AIDIL BIN ROSLI
JUSTIN RAPHAEL FRANCIS
MOHAMMED ADRYAN BIN MOHAMMED RIZAL MOHAMMED DANIAL BIN MOHD SHA
