Caring Citizens And Lifelong Learners In A Top Value-Added School.

CONTENTS

Principal’s Foreword

Our Staff

Achievements & Roll of Honour

The QSS Experience

The School Calendar & Celebrations

Co-Curricular Activities

Classes of 2012

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PRINCIPAL’S FOREWORD

2012 has been a significant year for the school as our staff, students and key stakeholders were involved in the MOE External Validation (EV) in March. At this validation, the school was accorded the Best Practice Award for Staff Well-Being. We were also re-certified for the Singapore Quality Class and People Developer awards by SPRING Singapore. We thank all our stakeholders for their dedicated service and cooperation during the past years and in EV 2012.

The school strongly believes in holistic education. The varied student development programmes in the school strengthen our students in their character and inculcate in them important life skills and values. As we continued to achieve academic value-added performance in the GCE O Level Examinations, we also accomplished several notable achievements in the Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) in 2012. QSS performed very well in the various Zonal and National Inter-School Sports Championships, particularly in Football, Sepak Takraw and Volleyball. Both the Football B and C Division Girls were National Runners-up. The C Division Sepak Takraw Team was National 4th and Zonal Champions. Besides, the C Division Girls Volleyball Team, B Division Sepak Takraw and Football Team were top 4 in the Zonal Championships. QSS also attained Gold Award in Malay Dance; Silver in Indian Dance and Choir; and Bronze in Chinese Dance, Drama and Band in the previous Singapore Youth Festival Competitions.

QSS was outstanding in the Uniformed Groups Overall Unit Proficiency Competitions. We attained Gold Award in NPCC, NCC Land, NCC (Girls) and Guide Guides and Silver Award in Boys’ Brigade and St John Ambulance Brigade. The NPCC also garnered a Special Award for achieving the Gold Award in 5 consecutive years. All these achievements and awards affirmed the effectiveness of our education processes in providing a well-balanced and holistic education for our students in both the academic and non-academic areas. It is a well-deserved recognition of our hard work in providing an excellent education to all Queenswayans.

2012 also saw Ms Lok Yin Yin joining the school’s leadership team. The year was also special for Queenswayan Ng Shin Mun (Class of 2009) as she was awarded the prestigious Public Service Commission Overseas Merit Scholarship to pursue her studies in King’s College in London.

This QSS Annual seeks to etch fond memories of the past year and captures the passion, vitality and spirit of our school. It shows a glimpse of the vibrant QSS culture and reflects the Queenswayans’ aspirations, challenges and triumphs. For all that transpired and celebrated in 2012, we feel a deep sense of gratitude and appreciation to all our stakeholders, partners, parents, teachers and students. We salute you for your dedication and earnest support to make these achievements possible.

Thank you very much.

Benjamin Lui Seng CheongPrincipal

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SCHOOL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

ALUMNI

PARENTS’ SUPPORT GROUP

(Seated - From Left To Right)Mr Terence Yeo (Vice Principal) Mr Kang Gim Swee (Chairman) Mr Lui Seng Cheong (Principal) Mr Danny Chua Chok Wah (Vice-Chairman)

(Standing - From Left To Right)Mr Wong Yew Hoong Mdm Tong Liew Fong Ms Ivy Au Yeung (Administrative Manager) Mr Eddie Teh Mr Lim Kim Song

(Seated - From Left to Right)Mr Lim Kim Song (Vice President)Mr Desmond Wong (President)Mr Din bin Daud (Treasurer)

(Standing - From Left to Right) Mr Steve ChinMr Denver PohMiss Lee Ley LunMiss Kate Ang (Asst Secretary)Mr Lawrence Ng (Internal Auditor)Mr Huang Tian Lai

(From Left to Right)Ms Angela Ang (Treasurer)Mrs Kitty Sooi (Chairman)Ms Susan Chia (Vice-Chairman)Ms Yeo Lay Khim (Secretary)

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SCHOOL LEADERS

SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Ms Lok Yin Yin (Vice-Principal), Mr Lui Seng Cheong (Principal), Mr Terence Yeo (Vice-Principal)

(From L to R)Row 1: Ms Buganeishwari Yoganathan (HOD/English & Literature), Mr Gary Tan Wae Minn (HOD/Humanities), Mr Justin Lloyd

Fernandez (HOD/PE & CCA), Ms Lok Yin Yin (Vice-Principal), Mr Lui Seng Cheong (Principal), Mdm Ho Geok Lan (HOD/Sch Staff Dev), Mrs Pang Fook Hoe (HOD/Science), Ms Soon Geok Lan (HOD/Maths), Mr Chia Chee Keong (HOD/Craft & Tech)

Row 2: Mr Chua Kee Eng (HOD/DM), Ms Sheryl Kaur (SH/Student Development (N)), Mr Feroz Ali (SH/Student Leadership), Mdm Jamie Wong Yoke Chee (SH/Special Project), Mrs Annie Ang Sin Hui (SH/National Edu & Innovation), Mrs Sheryl Soh (SH/Add Maths), Mdm June Tan Teck Yoong (HOD/IT), Mdm Jayletchimi (Lead Teacher), Ms Ivy Au Yeung (Admin Manager), Mdm Quah Lian Hua (HOD/Languages), Mr Siah Swee Chuan (SH/History)

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LEVEL MANAGEMENT TEAM

EXECUTIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

(From L to R)Mr Chng Eng Peng (Level Dean Sec 4N), Mr Wong Mun Chung (Level Dean Sec. 5N), Mr Low Cheong Chee (Level Dean Sec 3), Ms Lee Ley Lun (Level Dean Sec 1), Mrs Lim Lay Kuan (Level Dean Sec 2), Mdm Jayletchimi (Level Dean Sec 4E)

(From L to R)Row 1: Mr Kamal Ibrahim, Mdm Vennilah D/o Ganesan, Mr Ismail B Sa’at, Ms Lok Yin Yin (Vice-Principal), Mr Lui Seng Cheong

(Principal), Ms Ivy Au Yeung, Mr Mohd Farouq B Abdul Subahab, Mrs Jenny Thia, Ms Uma MageswariRow 2: Mdm Johara Beevi Bte Meerasha, Mdm Suchila Devi, Ms Jasmine Ng, Mr Yeo Siew Koh, Mr Naina Mohd, Mr Mike Pyia Phyo, Mr

Kang Chun Yong Dave, Mr Neo Eng Poh, Mr Kelvin Tang Hai Tiew, Ms Ong Leng Hong Rosalind, Ms Tan Peck Coo, Mdm Hawa Ammal D/o Syed Sultan, Mdm Rose

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(From L to R)Row 1: Mr Siah Swee Chuan, Mrs Annie

Ang Sin Hui, Mr Gary Tan Wae Minn (HOD/Humanities), Ms Buganeishwari Yoganathan (HOD/English & Literature), Mrs Alexis Lee, Mdm Jayletchimi

Row 2: Ms Sharon Valerie C Co, Ms Nur Latifah, Mrs Goh Poh Im, Mrs Wong Soh Hoon, Ms Yeo Loo Win, Ms Jasmine Tay, Ms Tabitha Lee, Ms Thamizhvaani, Ms Jean Kong, Ms Arwinder Kaur, Ms Tan Wei Yi, Mrs Cindy Tan, Ms Surinder Kaur

Row 3: Mr Taylor William Pickett, Mr Ajaib Singh, Mr Yam Mun Wei Eugene, Mr Terence Leong, Mr Arthur Cheong

(From L to R)Row 1: Mrs Eleen Loy, Ms Lim Swee Kheng,

Mrs Leong Choy Peng, Mrs Pang Fook Hoe (HOD/ Science), Mrs Sassi (Idayu),

Ms Lee Mei Teng Finna, Mdm Soh Huey Mei

Row 2: Mr Wong Mun Chung, Mr Lo Chee Wai, Mr Ong Meng Guan Jimmy, Mr Ma Chung Wai, Ms Susan Wong, Mr Low Cheong Chee, Ms Celine Tan

ENGLISH & HUMANITIESDEPARTMENT

MATHEMATICSDEPARTMENT

SCIENCEDEPARTMENT

(From L to R)Row 1: Mdm Ho Geok Lan (HOD/Sch Staff

Dev), Mdm Jamie Wong Yoke Chee (SH/Special Project), Mrs Toh Sieh Ngieng, Ms Soon Geok Lan (HOD/Maths), Mrs Sheryl Soh, Mrs Lim Lay Kuan, Mdm Cheng Hwai Jen

Row 2: Ms Chan Yuen Ling, Mdm Tarnin Thamrin, Ms Tan Hong Bee Philynn, Mr Chong Pin Pir, Mr Chua Kee Eng (HOD/DM), Mr Chng Eng Peng, Mr Poh Yeong Shi Denver, Mr Chan Kwan Meng Alex, Ms Teo Hwee Ming Sharelyn, Ms Chen Zhiyun, Mrs Grace Lai

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(From L to R)Row 1: Mrs Rajaratanam Vijaya, Mdm June Tan

Teck Yoong (HOD/IT), Mdm Quah Lian Hua (HOD/MT), Mdm Kartini, Mr Ganesan

Row 2: Mdm Juanna Bte Jumari, Mdm Zheng Xiumin, Mdm Koh Gek Khim, Ms Guo Jia, Ms Lan Yi-chun, Mdm Ku Sin Poh, Mdm Jing Liyun

(From L to R)Row 1: Ms Toh Hui Yu, Ms Lee Ley Lun, Mr Ben

David, Mr Justin Lloyd Fernandez (HOD/PE & CCA), Mr Feroz Ali, Mr Chan Kwek Chin, Ms Teo Yong Chin, Ms Shree Ganga

LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT

CRAFT & TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

(From L to R)Row 1: Mdm Rosemalina, Mrs Gayatri Kumar, Mr

Chia Chee Keong (HOD/Craft & Tech), Ms Sheryl Kaur, Ms Tan Chian Huey

Row 2: Mrs Isabel Wong, Ms Murni Iryani, Mr Tay Swee Hoe, Mr Adam Mas Senin, Mr Teo Wee Cher, Mr Leet Tagore

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ACHIEVEMENTS & ROLL OF HONOUR

Success Through Diligence

GROOMING OF STUDENT LEADERS

DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP QUALITIES OF ALL QUEENSWAYANSThe school ensures all students exhibit school values. They are given leadership opportunities and training through the following approach: CCE lessons, peer tutoring and NYAA:• CCE lessons: All students will undergo life skills and character

development modules that include Lickona’s 8 Strengths of Character, where students learn to be caring and responsible citizens.

• The Peer Tutoring Programme is a platform where students who are competent in their subjects tutor their peers, and students from neighbouring primary schools.

PREFECTORIAL BOARDSec 1 students who show leadership potential are selected at the end of Term 3 based on recommendations from form teachers. Successful candidates embark on as trainee prefects for a month, where they are paired with senior prefects who guide them along in daily school functions. These potential prefects undergo a selection interview, after which newly appointed prefects undergo an Induction Workshop, before they are finally confirmed as prefects by the end of Term 1 the following year.

CCA LEADERS & FACILITATORSCCA leaders are selected in Sec 2 by the CCA teacher in-charge. They assist and complement CCA teachers in their respective CCAs. Besides this, two Sec 2 members from each CCA are nominated as CCA facilitators. Their role is to facilitate school or cluster events such as the annual Sports Meet, Cross Country Meet and National Day celebrations.

• NYAA: To develop confident, life-long learners, students go through a series of modules that require physical, mental and social skills, as part of NYAA (Bronze), which can be attained at the end of Sec 2. The progression to NYAA (Silver) is made compulsory to Sec 3 UG members who need to fulfil set criteria to achieve the award at the end of the year.

To ensure that defined skills are developed, student leaders are developed as ‘servant leaders’ who uphold the motto, ‘To Lead is to Serve’. All Sec 2 student leaders comprising trainee prefects, CCA leaders and class committee members attended a fundamental leadership training workshop on 24 February. They are groomed as QSS student leaders who personify school values and are positive role-models to their peers. Further, NE student ambassadors received additional training that was specific to their roles and responsibilities.

Head Prefect & Leaders of Uniformed Groups

Sec 3 CCA Leaders

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CLASS COMMITTEE MEMBERSClass committee members are nominated by their form and co-form teachers, as well as their classmates at the start of the year. They attend a leadership training course on how to positively motivate and influence their peers. To allow the opportunity for more students to assume leadership positions, other students in class can be nominated to take over certain class committee positions at the start of Term 3. They are then guided by the previous class committee members on their specific roles and responsibilities.

HOUSE CAPTAINSHouse captains are nominated by the students of the respective houses through a house election at the start of the year. They are role models of their respective houses and are responsible for promoting the team spirit of their respective houses in events such as the Sports Meet, Cross Country Meet and Inter-House Games.

Chairpersons 4E & 5N House Captains

Sports Captains

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OUTSTANDING SPORTS GIRL

Sitianiwati Bte Rosielin is the Sports Girl of the Year. She represented the school in Soccer (Girls) at Zone and National levels and was instrumental in helping our B Division Soccer Girls Team clinch the Nationals runners-up position. She was the top scorer for the Nationals (B Division) tournament. She received the National Colours Award (Individual) in 2011 and 2012. This year, she was selected to represent the Singapore National Women’s Team to play in the Asean Football Federation Women’s Championship Tournament held in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. She is currently a member of the Singapore National Women’s Team for Soccer.

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ACHIEVEMENTS

UNIFORMED GROUPS 1. National Police Cadet Corps Best Unit Competition (Gold) NPCC Special Award - 5

Years Consecutive Gold Award

2. National Cadet Corps (Boys) Best Unit Competition (Gold)

3. National Cadet Corps (Girls) Best Unit Competition (Gold) 4. Girl Guides Puan Noor Aishah Award

(Gold) 5. Boys Brigade JM Fraser Award (Silver) 6. St John Ambulance Brigade Corps Achievement Award

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7. Sepak Takraw South Zone C Division – 1st National C Division – 4th

8. Sepak Takraw South Zone B Division – 2nd 9. Soccer (Boys) South Zone B Division – 4th 10. Soccer (Girls) National B Division – 2nd

11. Soccer (Girls) National C Division -2nd

12. Volleyball (Girls) South Zone C Division – 3rd

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AESTHETICS (SYF 2011)

13. Malay Dance SYF (Gold)

14. Indian Dance SYF (Silver)

15. Chinese Dance SYF (Bronze)

16. Choir SYF (Silver)

17. Drama (ELDDS) SYF (Bronze)

18. Concert Band SYF (Bronze)

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COLOURS

Colours Team Awards

19. Sepak Takraw C Division

20. Soccer (Girls) B Division

21. Soccer (Girls) C Division

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Principal Mr Lui Seng Cheong receiving theBest Practice Award for Staff Well-Being from the

Minister of Education Mr Heng Swee Keat.

AWARDS

Singapore Quality Class (2004 - 2017)

People Developer Award(2010 - 2017)

Best Practice AwardStaff Well-Being(2012 - 2017)

Academic Value Added Award(Express)(2012)

Academic Value Added Award(Normal) (2011)

Sustained Achievement Award- Academic 3rd Award (2001, 2009, 2010) Sustained Achievement Award- Uniformed Groups 9th Award (2004 - 2012)

Sustained Achievement Award- Sports 6th Award (2007 - 2012) Green Audit Award- Lotus (Sustained)(2007 - 2013) CHERISH Award – Silver(2002 - 2012) Character Development Award (2006 - 2017) National Education Award (2010 - 2013)

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SPEECH DAY PRIZE WINNERSPRIZE WINNERS 2011Sec 1 Express Subject Name Class First In Standard Position A1 Award Seah Jaye Young 105

Sec 1 Normal Academic Subject Name Class First In Standard Position Rachel Low Hui En 111

Sec 1 Normal Technical Subject Name Class1 First In Standard Position Tan Wei Ling 113

Sec 2 Express1 First In Standard Position A1 Award Buddha Vineeth 205 English Language Buddha Vineeth 205 History (Revised) Buddha Vineeth 205 Literature(E) Buddha Vineeth 205 Science Buddha Vineeth 2052 Chinese Teo Wan Ting 205 Geography (Revised) Teo Wan Ting 205 Mathematics Teo Wan Ting 2053 Art Win Moh Moh 2054 Design & Technology Vienna Ma Minhui 2055 Higher Chinese Ding Xianqiao 2036 Home Economics Leong Jia Wen, Sandra 2037 Malay Zafran B Zakria 2058 Tamil M Souganttika 205

Sec 2 Normal AcademicNo. Subject Name Class1 First In Standard Position Heng Yiang Kng 2122 Home Economics Nurul Amirah Aqilah Bte Isnis 211 Art Nurul Amirah Aqilah Bte Isnis 2113 Chinese N(A) Wang Shanshan 2114 Design & Technology Joanie Lim Jo En 2125 English Language (Syll A) Nabeela Bte Syed Ibrahim 2126 Geography (Revised) Muhammad Faisal B Abdul Manaf 2114 History (Revised) Nigel Loh 2128 Literature(E) Ng Xin Hui 212

No. Subject Name Class9 Malay N(A) Nur-Amelia Bte Mohammed Latiff 21110 Mathematics (Na) Albert Sutandar 21111 Science Amin Noorzilan 21112 Tamil N(A) Muhammed Niaz B Mohamed Kassim 211

Sec 2 Normal TechnicalNo. Subject Name Class1 First In Standard Position A1 Award Eugene Low Guo Ren 213 Mathematics (Nt) Eugene Low Guo Ren 2132 Basic Chinese Lee Zheng 2133 Basic Malay Nur Rahilah Bte Zulkifli 2134 Basic Tamil K Sadana 2135 Computer Applications Lum Ko Sand 2136 Design & Technology Goh Hui Shan 2137 English Language (Syll T) Manohar S/O Thirunavukkarasu 2138 Home Economics Foo En Zhi 2139 Science Chng Lek Yee Sherman 213

Sec 3 ExpressNo. Subject Name Class1 First In Standard Position A1 Award Nguyen Quang Khoi 304 Chemistry Nguyen Quang Khoi 304 Combined Humanities (S,G) Nguyen Quang Khoi 304 Mathematics Nguyen Quang Khoi 3042 Biology Yan Min 304 English Language Yan Min 3043 Additional Mathematics Tan Chee Guan 3034 Art \’O\’ Level Sia Yun Yin 3015 Chinese Lim Si Wen Chantal 3036 Combined Humanities (S,H) Audeline Elleora 3047 Higher Chinese Ma Ji 3028 History (Revised) Lim Jun Jie 3029 Malay Ajey T M Premanath 30410 Physics Nay Linn 30411 Principles Of A/C Raihana Shameem Rafi 30212 Science (Chem, Bio) Yeo Jie Jun, Benjamin 30213 Science (Phy, Chem) Ho Jun Cong Keith 30214 Tamil Farheen Begam D/O Abdul Azeez 304

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Sec 3 Expess prize winners

Sec Three Normal AcademicNo. Subject Name Class1 First In Standard Positiion Mohamed Najulah 311 Principles Of A/C Mohamed Najulah 311 Science (Phy, Chem) Mohamed Najulah 311 Tamil N(A) Mohamed Najulah 3112 Additional Mathematics Wong Fang Ling 3113 Chinese N(A) Wang Siru 3114 Combined Humanities (S,G) Jasmin Chin Pui Chee 3115 Food & Nutrition Mohamed Safid B Mohamed A 3126 Malay N(A) Nurhilda Bte Aminuddin 3117 Mathematics (Syllabus A) Ang Kwan Yang 3128 Science (Chem, Bio) Wang Wei Min 311

Sec Three Normal TechnicalNo. Subject Name Class1 First In Standard Position Teng Jun Wen 3132 Computer Applications Teo Teck Yoong 313 Science (Syll T) Teo Teck Yoong 3133 Basic Chinese Ng Jing 3134 Basic Malay Nurul Azirah Bte Ramdzan 3135 Basic Tamil Palaniappan S/O Nagarajan 3136 English Language (Syll T) Alyssa Crystal James 3137 Mathematics (Syllabus T) Lee Mei Ling 313

Alumni Scholarship Award for Best all round studentNo. Name Class1 Seah Jaye Young 1052 Nina Elfika Aryani Bte Imran 1113 Oon Peng Siong 1134 Buddha Vineeth 2055 Jiang Xia 2116 Farheen Begam D/O Abdul Azeez 3047 Mohamed Najulah 3118 Nurul Azirah Bte Ramdzan 313

G.C.E. N(T) Level Exam 2011No. Subject Name Class1 English Language (Syll T) Ang Wei Loong Yale 4132 Basic Chinese Language Poh Swee Lu 4133 Mathematics (Syll T) Chester Teo 4134 Elements Of Business Skills Win Lim Qiu Yun 4135 Science (Syll T) Lai Hak Yeung Jonathan 4136 Computer Applications Lai Hak Yeung Jonathan 413

Top Student in G.C.E. N(T) Level Exam 2011 Name Class Ang Wei Loong Yale 413

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G.C.E. ‘O’ Level Exam 2011A1 Distinction Award (Gold)No. Name Class1 Brenda Loh Jie Ying 4032 Zhang Lanxin 403

G.C.E. N(A) Level Exam 2011Distinction Award GoldNo. Name Class1 Heng Yao Hwee 411

G.C.E. N(T) Level Exam 2011Distinction Award GoldNo. Name Class1 Win Lim Qiu Yun 4132 Ang Wel Loong Yale 413

GCE O Level Exam A1 Distinction Award (Gold) Brenda Loh

GCE O Level Exam A1 Distinction Award (Gold) Zhang Lanxin

G.C.E. N(A) Level Exam 20111 English Language Abitha Begum Bte Meerashahib 4112 Tamil Language 3 Science (Phys. & Chem.) Heng Yao Hwee 4114 Principles Of Accounts Bernice Tian Yee Ling 4115 Combined Humanities (Social Studies & Geography)6 Chinese Language Shermine Bok Xue Li 4117 Mathematics (Syll A) Kevin Chiew Han Rong 4128 Additional Mathematics 9 Malay Language Nurul Khalisa Bte Abdul Razak 41210 Science (Chem. & Biology) Chai Xin Lin 11 Combined Humanities (Social Studies & History) 12 Design & Technology Cheryl Leong Sze Mun 41213 Art Lee Wei Lian Delisa 412

Top student G.C.E. N(A) Level Exam 2011 Name Class Chai Xin Lin 411

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Top students in GCE O Level,GCE NA Level & GCE NT Level Exams

G.C.E. ‘O’ LEVEL RESULTS9 JANUARY

The 2011 cohort in the GCE ‘O’ level exams scored an L1B5 of 18.5 for the Express Stream and L1B4 of 23.4 for the Normal stream. 98% of the Express cohort qualified for the Junior college or polytechnics. For the Normal Stream, cohort 68% qualified for junior college or polytechnics. The top student from the Express Stream was Brenda Loh and the top student from the Normal Academic Stream was Goh Hong Jie.

Top Express student inG.C.E. ‘O’ Level Exam 2011 Name Class Brenda Loh Jie Ying 403

Top student G.C.E. ‘O’ Level Exam (most A1s) Name Class Zhang Lanxin 403

School Advisory Committee (SAC) Challenge Shield Name Class Brenda Loh Jie Ying 403

No. Subject Name Class1 Additional Mathematics Liu Haolin 4012 Biology Melidya Kosasih 4043 Malay Language 4 English Language De Guzman Eunice Abigail S 4045 Principles Of Accounts Abdul Rahman S/O Kaligul Zaman 5116 Physics Zhang Lanxin 4037 Chinese Language Xie Xin 5118 Higher Chinese Lin Qing 4049 Tamil Language Khalil Ahamed Bin Mohamed Rafie 40210 History Nurmiyati Noorzilan 40211 Combined Humanities (Social Studies & History) Brenda Loh Jie Ying 40312 Chemistry 13 Combined Humanities (Soc. Studies & Geography) Koh Shi Jie 40114 Combined Humanities (Soc. Studies & Literature Tay Sok Li 40215 Mathematics Ng Shu Ting 40316 Science (Physics & Chem.) Xu Huanzhi 51217 Science (Chem. & Biology) Shawn Ng Sheng Zhong 51218 Food And Nutrition19 Art Chen Lijia 40320 Design & Technology Khairul Haziq B Omar 401

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THE QSS EXPERIENCE

Nurturing Caring, Responsible Citizens And Confident, Life-Long Learners

Renewing of Environment Pledge

Hands-on Terrarium ConstructionStudent presenters from Hong Kong

Maintenance of plants Tree planting

ASSEMBLY OF YOUTH FOR ENVIRONMENT15 NOVEMBER 2011

The third Assembly of Youth for Environment (AYE) was held at Fort Canning Green. The theme of the event was Tomorrow’s Future, Today’s Actions -- In celebration of the International Year of Forests. The AYE was supported by the National Parks Singapore, Blangah Rise Primary and Nature Society Singapore. The keynote speaker was Dr Shawn Lum, President of the Nature Society. This was

followed by the students’ presentations from the Po Leung Kuk Laws Foundation College from Hong Kong, SMPN 115 from Indonesia and Queensway Secondary School. Group Activities in this year’s AYE included the Maintenance of Plants, Hands-on Terrarium Constructing and the Creation of Butterfly Trail. A total of 19 schools supported the event.

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ENVIRO-SCIENCE PROGRAMME

English Ingenium Programme

NATIONAL EDUCATION STUDENT AMBASSADORS (NESA)

This programme is a 2-year programme with the objective of equipping pupils with the necessary skills to keep up with the latest Scientific Technology, Environmental Issues as well as the implications of experimentation.

There are 3 modules altogether – Life Science, Applied Science and Ethics. The technical knowledge acquired through Life Science will enable pupils to deal with issues related to environmental conservation and biodiversity. In the Applied Science Module, pupils are introduced to a series of experiments in an inquiry-based learning approach using dataloggers to verify a hypothesis. The Ethics Module trains our pupils to think critically with regards to issues that they may be confronted with in their daily life.

Throughout the 3 modules, skills learnt and knowledge gained through discussions will help to take our students one step closer to being our Queens Graduate – a caring and responsible citizen to our environment.

The English Ingenium Programme is a talent development programme where students are groomed to be confident speakers and fluent writers with a flair for the English Language. Students are given opportunities to address the school during morning assembly on Wednesdays and Fridays. Some were also selected to become emcees for school events such as Speech Day and National Day. To develop all Ingenium students to become confident speakers, they attended language-related workshops.

The highlight for this year was the UK Immersion trip where a group of 32 Secondary Two and Three students visited different places in England to learn about the English Language and culture.

In addition, the Secondary One and Two Ingenium students attended an Oral Communication Skills workshop. It is hoped that these programmes will stretch their potential and propel them towards academic excellence.

Our NE Ambassadors are empowered to be passionate about National Education and are responsible for inculcating NE values to their peers. This year, we have re-structured the NESA development programme to include the Secondary One students. These students were selected based on their indication of interest to be a NESA at the start of the year. They helped the school in organising NE core events like Racial Harmony Day and National Day. They also represented the school in competitions such as the HDB Amazing Race and also participated in the OBS Racial Harmony Programme 3D2N Camp in Pulau Ubin.

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As part of our Citizenship and Character Education programme, all Secondary One, Two and Three students went camping from 29 to 31 March this year. The Secondary One students attended Camp Challenge in Sentosa for two days and an overnight camp in school. The Secondary Two students went camping at the MOE’s Changi Coast Adventure Centre. Secondary Three students took advantage of the internationalization programme and camped at the Overseas Adventure Camp at Tanjong Piai in Johore. These camps were specially organized to build self confidence and promote bonding.

Secondary 4 students attended a two-day workshop in school from 29 March to 30 March. Through interactive activities, students gained awareness on how self-esteem affects them and they learnt how to maximize their potential. They were inspired to strive for success and excellence.

Secondary 4 Motivational Workshop

Secondary 2 Changi CoastAdventure Centre

Secondary 1 Camp Challenge in Sentosa

CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT CAMPS29 - 31 MARCH30

Prepared for the army Diving

Water obstacle

SECONDARY 3 CAMP AT TANJONG PIAI IN JOHORE

Learning how to cook

Secondary 3 Campers

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INTERNATIONALIZATION PROGRAMMEENGLISH INGENIUM TRIP TO THE UNITED KINGDOM29 May – 8 June

On the 29th of May, 32 of Queensway’s Ingenium students went to the UK. We partook in many activities that increased our appreciation of the English Language. Our itinerary included watching ‘Wicked: The Musical’, a play called ‘The 39 Steps’, a poetry and dialogue session with BBC Poet-in-Residence Jacob Sam-La Rose, a tour of BBC Television Studios, a tour at Cadbury World, a Victorian Ghost Trail, visiting of the Parsonage and Dove Cottage at the Lake District and much more.

‘Wicked: The Musical’, was definitely an eye-opening experience with a message behind the story line, ‘Do not judge a book by its cover’. The play, ‘The 39 Steps’, was amazing with 4 actors playing over 30 different roles. The poetry and dialogue session with Jacob Sam-La Rose, a BBC Poet-in-Residence, was an experience that taught us various techniques to write poetry. After that session, we were inspired to pen our own poems.

The BBC tour took us to various studios and sets, which sparked our interest in media. We were so thankful for the opportunity to immerse ourselves in a fascinating world of broadcasting.

At York, we went on a Victorian Ghost Trail. We learnt a lot from our very entertaining guide who taught us the art of creating suspense when telling a story.

On the 2nd last day of the trip, we visited the Bronte Parsonage Museum. At the Bronte Parsonage Museum. Many of us were inspired by the Bronte sisters’ perservance through life’s challenges.

On the last day, we visited Dove cottage, which was once home to William Wordsworth from 1799 to 1808. On his lawns, overlooking Lake Windermere, each of us recited the poem we had written. It was truly an enriching activity for us all.

This trip to the United Kingdom was special to us as it made us see things from different perspectives and broadened our horizons. It was an unforgettable experience that would be ingrained in our memories forever.

- Nur Ardina (302)

Group Photo outside Buckingham Palace

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Presenting our poems on Wordsworth’s garden

Mr Lui & teachers with Ian Our Ghost Trail Guide

Matthew as a BBC Broadcaster

Posing with BBC Poet-in-Residence Jacob Sam-La Rose

Students in front of Wordsworth’s cottage

Posing outside York Minister

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HUMANITIES TRIP TO SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA7 June – 12 June

Annyeonghaseyo! On 7 June, 24 Secondary 3 students and 3 teachers departed for Seoul in South Korea. Over a period of six days, we experienced Korean culture, learnt more about Korean history and forged new friendships with Korean friends from Dongducheon Foreign Language High School. Personally, the highlight of our trip was our visit to the Demilitarized Zone. I had learnt about the conflict between North and South Korea in the classroom, but to be physically present at the site enhanced my understanding of the Korean War and its impact. Other experiences included the visit to historical sites like the War Museum, the conquest of Mount Seorak and wearing the hanbok which is the traditional Korean costume. These are enriching experiences and sweet memories that I can never forget.

- Anna Wee (311)

Traditional Korean costumesSeoraksan National Park

Group photo

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Kimchi making School visit

Learning taekwondoSavouring ginseng chicken

Kimchi chefs

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CULTURAL IMMERSION TRIP TO CHENNAI, INDIA9 June – 13 June

Our Tamil Department’s school trip was an excellent way to expand on educational opportunities by taking learning beyond the classroom. Our pupils widened their horizons by being involved in all kinds of activities outside the school environment. The visit to the Tamil Heritage Centre ( Dhakshnachitra ) was an enriching experience for our pupils. The well-known landmarks like Thiruvalluvar Kotam, place of worship and Mahalipuram experience gave the pupils an insight to the Indian Arts and Culture.

We also visited Vellaiyammal International School and the Eelen Orphanage and were impressed by the various learning opportunities offered. Visits to the Science Centre and Mahalipuram were also part of our extensive learning programme. All in all, the trip was an enriching learning experience for all involved.

- Mrs Raja & Mr Ganesan

Our pupils at Valammal International School assembly hall

Horse riding at Merina BeachLearning yoga

Group photo at Changi Airport

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INTER-UNIFORMED GROUP SERVICE LEARNING TRIP TO VIETNAM11 June – 14 June

On 11th June, 30 students and 4 teachers embarked on a service learning trip to Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City. The team consisted students from Girl Guides, SJAB, NPCC and NCC Girls. Prior to the trip, the participants organized a flea market and car-wash to raise funds. A sum of $1900 was raised and it was used to purchase rice, oil, sugar, milk powder and stationery which were donated to the orphanages. During the trip, our students visited two of the Thien Phuoc Orphanages. They spent time interacting with the children, playing games and teaching art and craft. It was heartwarming and enriching experience. The students also visited the War Remnant Museum, Cu Chi tunnel and the Mekong Delta to learn more about the Vietnam War and the rich local culture of the Vietnamese. The trip enabled the students to serve the local community in Vietnam and also created global awareness. - Ms Vaani & Ms Sharelyn Teo

Interacting with the children at the orphanage

Teaching English in an innovative manner

Group Photo

Secret entrance at the Cu Chi tunnel

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SCHOOL CALENDAR & CELEBRATIONS

Towards An Engaged Community OfThinkers And Leaders

Mr Desmond Wong, Ms Chan, Ms Lee & Alumni members

Cheers everyone! President of QSS Alumni, Mr Desmond Wong

Student leaders attending the event

Queensway marked the school’s 50th Anniversary with a dinner to celebrate 50 years of our school’s history and also the 10th Anniversary of the QSS Alumni Association. The Guest of Honour was Dr Chia Shi-Lu, Advisor to Queenstown Grassroots Organisation. Both past and present school leaders, teachers and students, together with our Alumni and other stake holders rejoiced in this milestone celebration at The Pines. The event was a huge success as we reminisced the fond memories that we had of our Alma Mater. The Queensway spirit will always live on through the school motto: ‘Success Through Diligence.’

50th ANNIVERSARY DINNER18 NOVEMBER 2011

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Emcees for the dinner Mdm Tarnin receiving Individual Award

Guests at the eventDr Chia, Mr Lui, Mr Yeo & QSS Partners

QSS staff at the function

QSS staff at the dinner

Former Head Prefects of Queensway

Mr Lui & Mr Wong toasting to more good years

Mrs Jenny Thia receiving Long Service Award from Dr Chia

Mr Lui & Mr Yeo with former Principals & Vice Principals of QSS

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Beating of the gong symbolizes the start of the new Sec 1 cohort 2012 Good Progress Award recipients

Student leaders displaying their certificates

Student leaders taking the pledge

INAUGURAL ASSEMBLY6 JANUARY

The Inaugural Assembly marked the start of the new academic year. Outstanding students and CCA leaders were presented with EAGLES and Good Progress Awards. This was followed by an official presentation of the appointments of student leaders. Together with the Head Prefect, they took the Student Leaders’ Pledge with the Head Prefect leading the recitation. The beating of the gong symbolized the start of the new Secondary 1 cohort 2012. The ceremony ended with the singing of the school song.

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Sec 4 Meet the Parents’ Session

ENGAGING PARENTS

CCA DAY14 JANUARY

MEET THE PARENTS’SESSIONS24 MARCH & 25 MAY

SECONDARY 2 STREAMING BRIEFING10 MARCH

Secondary One students and their parents attended talks by the Principal Mr Lui Seng Cheong and the HOD of CCA Mr Justin Fernandez. All the CCA groups promoted their various CCA groups with much fanfare and enthusiasm. Many groups showcased their medals and achievements through the years. CCA Day was a success as the response was overwhelming.

This year the Meet the Parents’ Session was held on 24 March for Upper Secondary classes. The objectives were to inform the parents of the educational path after the GCE ‘O’ Levels Exams and to inform them on the importance of good time management for their children. Another Meet the Parents’ Session was held after the Mid-Year Exams on 25 May for all levels. The response from both sessions was positive as parents could obtain feedback on their children’s progress from their form teachers.

NPCC recruitment drive

Queensway is constantly engaging parents for their continual support and partnership in developing our students. The event was organized to inform parents of the various subject combinations offered in Secondary 3. This was followed by a Prize Presentation Ceremony for the top students of the Secondary One 2011 cohort who are now currently in Secondary Two.

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Making lanterns from hong pow

Chinese Calligraphy

Paper-cuts

CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION20 JANUARY

This year’s Chinese New Year was celebrated with a difference. Instead of the usual concert, the celebrations were done in the classroom where students viewed a short video on the Chinese New Year traditions and made decorative Chinese New Year items. Chinese Language teachers also held demonstrations on Chinese calligraphy, lantern making and paper cuts.

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Earth Day 2012 saw a re-thinking of the Green movement in Queensway. Focusing on Green activism, the programme included a month-long Green Drive where various re-usables were collected. A Green T-shirt design initiative for the Lower Secondary and an Upcycle Fair were also organised by the Green Club. The Upper Secondary students also had an opportunity to examine environmental issues in the school through an in-house PBL project. The celebration culminated in a first-ever Green Parade involving QSS Green activists.

This year’s Total Defence theme was ‘It’s My Turn.’ The school’s main activities included the infusion of Total Defence messages in lessons and an evacuation drill. This year, the Secondary 3 students went on a Learning Journey Trip to the Singapore Discovery Centre as part of the activities to commemorate Total Defence Day.

EARTH DAY

Racial Harmony Day was celebrated on 20 July. The theme for this year’s celebration was ‘People, Places, Memories.’ Students had the opportunity to play traditional games. The NE Committee collaborated with the Mother Tongue Department to organise this year’s activities. Students were enlightened by the Mother Tongue’s Department sharing segment and the story –telling session in the hall.

RACIAL HARMONY DAY

TOTAL DEFENCE DAY

Designing a Green T shirt

QSS Staff in their costumes

Evacuation during fire drill

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CROSS COUNTRY MEET3 FEBRUARY46

CHAMPION GIRLS

UNICORN

CHAMPION BOYS

GRIFFIN

OVERALL CHAMPION

GRIFFIN

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SPORTS DAY5 APRIL

CHAMPION GIRLS

PHOENIX

CHAMPION BOYS

PHOENIX

OVERALL CHAMPION

PHOENIX

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Our SYF Gold Award Malay dancers

Inspection of the Guard of Honour

Brenda Loh receiving the SAC Challenge Shield

Indian dancers captivating the audience

Band performance

51st ANNIVERSARY SPEECH DAY20 APRIL

GUEST OF HONOUR: MR ALBERT KANGThis year, our school celebrated its 51st Anniversary Speech Day with Mr Albert Kang, Chairman of the School Advisory Committee, as the Guest of Honour. The National Cadet Corps (Girls) formed the Guard of Honour for this year’s parade. After the parade inspection and the march past, the guests proceeded to the hall for the Prize Presentation Ceremony and Concert. The various aesthetic groups like the concert band, choir and dancers captivated the guests with their performance. After the concert, prizes were presented to the top scorers of the 2011 G.C.E. ‘O’ Level Exams. The top scorer in the Express Stream and the winner of the SAC Challenge Shield was Brenda Loh Jie Ying. The celebration concluded with a buffet for prize winners, staff and guests.

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Salute to the Guest of Honour

The Choir entertaining the guests

Chinese dancers performing gracefullyOur Head Perfect presenting Mr. Kang a token of appreciation

Mrs Toh receiving the MOE Long Service Award

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NATIONAL DAY CELEBRATION8 August

The theme for this year’s National Day Celebration is ‘Loving Singapore Our Home.’ The Guest of Honour for the occasion was Mrs Kitty Sooi, Chairperson of the Parent Support Group. The Girl Guides formed the Guard of Honour for the parade. The celebration in the hall included the viewing of the National Day videos, dance performances by the aesthetics groups, cutting of the National Day cake and mass singing led by the choir. The highlight of the event was the presentation of awards to students with outstanding achievements in their physical fitness test. This was followed by the presentation of EXSA Awards to our executive and administrative staff who have been exemplary in their service. The day’s festivities concluded with the singing of the National Anthem.

Guard of Honour Flag party

School in celebration

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Indian dancers in celebration Malay dancers in action

Choir leading in Mass Singing

Students celebrating National Day

Cutting of the National Day cake

Mdm Johara receiving the EXSA Award Merlynn Tan receiving physical fitness award Presenting a token of appreciation to the Guest of Honour

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QSS LEARNING FESTIVAL & MID-YEAR REVIEW22 June

Theme: Nurturing A Community of Thinkers and Leaders: Thinking, Leading, Transforming

The objective for this year’s Learning Festival was to enhance the quality of teaching and learning. The English Language Department teachers conducted concurrent modules on conversational English, pronunciation, speech and professional email writing in line with the Whole School Approach to Effective Communication. This was followed by the Science teachers conducting workshops on Transforming Learning using ICT and professional sharing by the school leaders.

A Mid-Year Review session was carried out in the afternoon. The staff used the data to review the Results, Approach, Deployment and Assessment and Review based on the EV 2012 Report, 2011 and 2012 Mid-Year Review outcomes.

Teachers conducting course on professional use of email Marketing Committee discussion group

Mid-Year Review discussion group

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Teachers were like celebrities when they appeared on stage and walked down the hall to the roaring cheers and applause by the students. This Welcome Walk–In marked the start the lively concert which was organised by the prefects. The teachers were later treated to a sumptuous buffet lunch organised by the Parents’ Support Group.

The second part of the celebrations continued in the night with a breath-taking trip on the Singapore Flyer and a dinner hosted by the School Advisory Committee. The celebrations ended with a river cruise to Clarke Quay. This memorable evening of Sky-Land and Sea Adventures was organised by the Staff Welfare Committee.

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TEACHERS’ DAYCELEBRATIONS

Cutting of Teachers’ Day cake

River Cruise to Clarke Quay

Ms Tan Peck Choo receiving the SAC Long Service Award (30 years)

Mr Wong receiving the SAC Long Service Award (30 years)

Mr Ismail receiving theNational Day Efficiency Award

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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Onward We March Towards Success

PREFECTORIAL BOARD

PREFECT MISTRESSES : MS ARWINDER KAUR MS BAL-SHERYL KAUR SIDHU

EXCO (MAY 2011-2012)

HEAD PREFECT : RAIYAN MUHAMMAD B MUSA (404)VICE-HEAD PREFECT (Admin) : C KARTIKEYA (404)VICE HEAD PREFECT (Discipline) : JOIE YAP SI HUI (402)

EXCO (MAY 2012- MAY 2013)

HEAD PREFECT : NALINA VIJAYAN (305)VICE HEAD PREFECT (Admin) : WIN MOH MOH (305)VICE HEAD PREFECT(Discipline) : JOVONNE CHUA (302)

The prefects’ call of duty started on the very first day of school itself. The prefects played an important role in guiding the Secondary One pupils into the big Queensway family. The Prefectorial Board organized a series of orientation games for the freshmen, helping them to adapt to their new environment.

Apart from their day-to-day duties such as the morning assembly and the weekly assemblies, the prefects were very much involved in planning and organizing events. Some of the events planned

and executed by the board included the orientation games for the Secondary Ones, the Prefect’s Investiture, the Student Leaders Hand-Over Ceremony, Teachers’ Day Celebrations and the Annual Prefects’ Camp.

The prefects were also involved with official duties like the Cross Country Race, Speech Day, Sports Day, National Day, Meet-the-Parents sessions and many more. These events not only provided a platform for our prefects to sharpen their leadership and social skills

Prefectorial Board

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but also encouraged them to assume more leadership opportunities. With positive feedback from teachers and students, our prefects had definitely risen to these occasions commendably.

The highlight for the Prefectorial Board came in March where the Secondary 2 trainee prefects were given their ties, badges and recognition of their new post as prefects. To reaffirm their dedication to the board and school, the Secondary 2 prefects together with our senior prefects recited the Prefects’ Pledge. The prefect investiture was indeed a significant and meaningful one.

Besides the prefect investiture, we also had another ceremony where the out-going executive committee handed over the baton to the in-coming executive committee in the presence of the entire school in semester 2 during the morning assembly programme. This year, we had the privilege of participating the handing over ceremony with the executive committee of the various CCA groups. The entire school witnessed the appointment ceremony of the new members

of the executive committee members, exchange of blazers and the symbolic handing over of the school flag from the outgoing Head Prefect, Raiyan to the newly appointed Head Prefect, Nalina.

During the year, our prefects also attended various events to enrich their development as competent and passionate leaders. Some of the many events attended by our prefects included the Campus Change Makers panellist training held in May and Youth Leader Camp held at Ngee Ann Polytechnic in September. Later in the year, our Secondary 3 prefects also took part in an overseas adventure trip with other student leaders from various CCAs. The trip provided these young leaders with opportunities to realise their physical and mental potential by overcoming challenges and obstacles.

Overall, it has been a meaningful and rewarding year for the prefects. With passion and dedication as their guiding force, our prefects will continue to uphold the school’s core values of discipline, respect, responsibility and excellence.

Secondary 4 Prefects

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NATIONAL POLICE CADET CORPS

NPCC Cadets

TEACHERS IN CHARGE : ASP (NPCC) CHNG ENG PENG (OC) ASP (NPCC) TERENCE LEONG (Adjuntant) ASP (NPCC) WONG YOKE CHEE JAMIE INSP (NPCC) ROSEMALINA BTE ABDUL GHANI INSP (NPCC) BAL-SHERYL KAUR SIDHU MR JIMMY ONG MENG GUANCADET INSPECTORS : CI (NPCC) SHOORYA PRAKASH S/O AMMARAN CI (NPCC) TIV SAMNANGSTATION INSPECTORS : SI (NPCC) THAM WAI KIN (404) SI (NPCC) SHAHADUNAH BEGUM (411)

Queensway Secondary School NPCC Unit consists of more than 100 cadets, led by 6 teacher-officers, with the mission of developing cadets into caring and responsible citizens.

Since 2007, our NPCC unit has been achieving Gold Awards in the Unit Overall Proficiency Award (UOPA). This year, our unit was awarded Outstanding Achievement Award for sustaining the Gold Awards for five consecutive years (2007 – 2011).

Our cadets are exposed to the unique opportunities to gain exposure and familiarity with Singapore’s crime prevention efforts to build a Safe and Secure Home. Through a myriad of activities, values such as discipline, loyalty, integrity, resourcefulness, tenacity and civic-consciousness are inculcated to develop them into Caring and Responsible Citizens.

Working closely with NPCC HQ, our cadets are provided with a spectrum of training activities and events, ranging from competitions to ceremonies to parades. These activities include:

• 0.22 Revolver shooting• Outdoor activities such as dragon boating, kayaking and rafting• Adventure Training Camp / Survival Training Camp• Police Knowledge• Crime Prevention Knowledge (PYA, CSSP)• Total Defence / Civil Defence Knowledge• Drills/Ceremonial Parades (NPCC Day, SYF, NDP)• Community Involvement Programmes / Service Learning • Overseas Educational Tours

Our NPCC unit will continue to strive for better results and in the process nurture our cadets to be caring and responsible citizens.

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Visit to the Maritime Museum Malacca

At the foothill of St Paul’s Hill

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NATIONAL CADET CORPS (LAND)

NCC Cadets

TEACHER OFFICERS CPT GANESAN THIRUVALLUVAN (COMMANDING OFFICER – BOYS & GIRLS NCC Units)LTA CHEONG FOOK OON ARTHUR (OC NCC BOYS)2LT TAY YA MEI JASMINE (OC NCC GIRLS) 2LT POH YEONG SHI DENVER (TRAINING OFFICER)2LT TAN HONG BEE PHILYNN (TRAINING OFFICER)MISS LEE MEI TENG FINNA (TRAINING OFFICER)

STUDENT LEADERSUSM OF GIRLS’ UNIT – MSG KAREN TANDAGI (403)USM OF BOYS’ UNIT – MSG TAN CHWEE LAI (404)ASM OF GIRLS’ UNIT – MSG SHERRY GOH (404)ASM OF BOYS’ UNIT – MSG AJEY PREMANATH (404)

INTRODUCTION

Established in 1967, the QSS NCC (LAND) unit is one of the premier CCAs in Queensway Secondary School, renowned for its many outstanding achievements and awards since its founding. We pride ourselves on being one of the elite units in NCC and we constantly strive to scale new heights. We have achieved the Gold Unit Award for the past three years (2010 - 2012) and the Girls Unit has improved from a Silver in 2011 to a Gold Award in 2012.

We are also one of the CCA groups that offer the prestigious National Youth Achievement Award (Silver). The cadets have indeed benefited immensely under our training and many have volunteered to return to serve the unit after they have graduated.

Though the unit has accomplished a lot, we will continue to take up new challenges in the constantly evolving world and soar towards greater heights.

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ACHIEVEMENTS

NCC Gold Unit Award (BOYS) 2012 NCC GOLD UNIT AWARD (GIRLS) 2012

Outstanding Cadet - MSG AJEY PREMANATH (404)

Senior Cadets Specialist Course (West District, Phase 2)

Overall Best Cadet - 1SG VINCENT HTOO (305)

This year has been a good year for our unit as we have achieved our desired outcome. NCC will always be perceived as a tough, yet an enjoyable and interesting CCA. Queensway NCC cadets will continue to work towards improving our performance in the NCC Best Unit Award and Competition for the year 2013.

NCC Girls Cadets

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MS NUR LATIFAH SHAIK M S (JAN-MAY) MS TABITHA LEE MS MURNI IRYANI BTE MOHD HANAFI MS THAMIZHVAANI D/O VEERAIAN MDM JUANNA BTE JUMARI MISS TEO YEW MUI (WEF JULY)COMPANY LEADER : ADEENA BTE MOHAMAD SA’DON (402)ASSISTANT COMPANY LEADER : TAN HUI HUI (403)

PATROL LEADERSHIBICUS : SIA YUN YIN (401)BOUGAINVILLEA : ALYSSA POH (403)IXORA : PEK QIAN YU (303)SUNFLOWER : DAPHNE SOH (412)

Queensway Girl Guides (QSS) 1st Coy promises a meaningful CCA experience for girls who wish to learn skills of camping, teamwork and leadership.

Driven by our mission to enable girls to develop their fullest potential as responsible citizens of the world, we have organised a whole host of activities aimed to strengthen the ‘Be Prepared’ spirit within each girl.

A group of 8 guides from Secondary Two and Three attended the International Camp where they made friends from across Singapore and around the world. The camp theme “Girls Worldwide say We can Save our Planet” encouraged and challenged girls to think of creative and practical ways to live out a life that is green.

GIRL GUIDES

Girl Guides 1st COY

This year also saw us reaching out to the elderly in the Caregiving Welfare Association in Ghim Moh. We also went on a Community Involvement Programme (CIP) trip to Vietnam together with members of the other Uniform Groups to visit orphanages and teach English.

Our Guiding journey this year has been a memorable one as our Guides grew to demonstrate stronger ownership of the company and its aspirations. Under the capable leadership of Adeena bte Mohamad Sa’don and Tan Hui Hui, QSS Guides conducted and designed many activities aimed at enhancing Guides’ resilience, confidence and self-esteem.

QSS 1st Coy was awarded GOLD for the coveted Puan Noor Aishah award in 2011.

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QSS Guides at the International camp with their sister Guides from the Philippines

Guides End-of-Year Training Camp at Guides HQ

Company Leader Adeena andAssistant Company Leader Tan Hui Hui

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CAPTAIN : 2LT NICHOLAS GOHOFFICERS : 2LT CHEN ZHIYUN (TEACHER IN CHARGE) 2LT SIAH SWEE CHUAN (TEACHER) 2LT TAN WEI YI (TEACHER) 2LT LO JENGTING 2LT JULIUS CHIANGPRIMERS : SCL ANG SENG PENGCOMPANY SERGEANT MAJOR : SSG GERALD TAY (404) DEPUTY COMPANY SERGEANT MAJOR : SSG LIM JUN JIE (402)

The mission of the Boys’ Brigade is to nurture boys, based on Christian values to lead and to serve. Our company also seeks to inculcate the values of Obedience, Reverence, Discipline and Self Respect through our programs for the boys.

The 61st Company in Queensway Secondary School aims to provide a holistic education for our boys outside of the classroom. The boys are often challenged beyond their ability through various adventure activities such as kayaking, archery, abseiling and outdoor expeditions. They are also equipped with the knowledge and skills in First Aid, Total Defence, Drill and many other core badge work.

The Boys’ Brigade has always sought to serve the community, whether local or overseas. For our annual BB CARES event in July, our company linked up with High Point Community Services Association to visit the elderly home under their charge. Our boys put up performances to entertain the old folks and brought some joy and cheer into their lives. We also visited the Thrift Shop at the Association and helped to pack the items neatly for sale.

Every December, during the Christmas period, our boys will volunteer their time and effort to help out with the BB SHARE-A-GIFT project.

THE BOYS’ BRIGADE 61st SINGAPORE COMPANY

They station at the BB Headquarters in Zion Road and receive the donated food items and gifts from the public. They will sort out the items and pack them into bags to be distributed to the beneficiaries of the project which include the less privileged.

Our Company is also planning an overseas service learning trip to Phnom Penh, Cambodia in November 2012. The company is seeking to build a long term relationship with our partners in Cambodia, so that our boys and officers can better meet the needs of the people there. The boys will be involved in the planning of the trip and take ownership of the program for the children there.

We have consistently sent teams to participate in HQ competitions such as the Adventure Quest and the Character Quest. The boys selected to represent the company in the events put in extra hours and effort to train and give their best. Their effort is praiseworthy and they do the company proud at the national level.

The “J M Fraser’s Award for Excellence” Best Unit 2011 – SILVER Award

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We are thankful for all the time, effort and commitment put in by our Officers and Boys, which made it possible for our company to achieve the Silver Award for year 2011. We would also like to appreciate the understanding and support shown by the school, parents and stakeholders throughout the year.

Our achievements for the year 2011 – 2012 also include:

Character Quest 2011 – Gold Honour RollBB Week 2012 – Silver Honour RollBB Blaze 2012 – Silver Honour Roll

Recipient for the S.P Chua Award 2011 –Brigade Level Best Boy Award

Staff Sergeant Lim Jun Jie

This is a highly prestigious award where only the most outstanding boy in each company is recognised. SSG Lim Jun Jie has proven to be the best boy in 61st Coy. As DCSM and the NCO Chairman of the company, he has been responsible in carrying out all his duties to the best of his ability.

Recipient for the Founders Award 2011–Brigade Level Outstanding Award

Staff Sergeant Tan Yi JieStaff Sergeant Gerald Tay

This is a highly prestigious award given to graduating boys who have fulfilled the strict requirements set at the brigade level. They must have attained the Senior Proficiency Star Award, represented the company at national events and competitions and successfully attempted their badge work at an advanced level. They are also good role models in their conduct and leadership within the company and in school.

Recruitment Drive

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MRS ELEEN LOY (Corps Superintendent) MS ARWINDER KAUR MS SHARELYN TEO HWEE MING MR ALEX CHAN KWAN MENGCHAIRMAN/DISCIPLINE : PARTHIBAN S/O CHANDRASEKAR (301)VOLUNTEER ADULT LEADERS : MS CHAN MAN NING CRYSTAL MR TAN WEE ENG MS CHEN LIYUN EILEENOFFICER CADETS : MS SITI YUSIRAH BTE MASJID MS CHARLENE TAN MS TAN CHANG PEI CHARMAINE MS SHANICE TAN SER HUI

The St. John Ambulance Brigade provides first aid and other related services to the school and public. The cadets rendered first aid duties during school functions such as the school’s Cross-Country Meet and the Annual Sports Meet. The SJAB cadets helped to raise funds during St. John’s Annual Flag Day and Walkathon for the St. John National Headquarters. Some of the cadets also collaborated with students from other uniformed groups and CCAs in the Vietnam Community Involvement Programme.

Some cadets also participated in the Annual First-Aid Competition and First-Aid Quiz held by SJAB Zone 5. This year, the Home Nursing Team came in as second runner up in the First Aid Competition.

Cadets were also sent for leadership courses such as the Standard Non-Commissioned Officers (N.C.O.) Course and Advanced N.C.O Course in order to qualify as NCOs of SJAB. Cadets were also sent for enrichment courses in order to help them to attain badges for the Cadet’s Proficiency Badges Scheme. Such courses included the SANA course, Civil Defence course and Total Defence course. In order to improve their first-aid services, cadets attended first-aid courses such as basic life support courses and home nursing courses.

SJAB obtained a Silver Award for its Corps Achievement Award in 2011.

ST JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE

SJAB Cadets

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MRS SASSI (Overall in Charge) MS CHONG JIALI MRS ALEXIS LEE MRS LEONG CHOY PENG BAND INSTRUCTOR : MR TAY KAI TZE

COMMITTEE MEMBERSDRUM MAJOR : RAIYAN MUHAMMAD B MUSA (404)BAND MAJOR : HENG CHUN KAI (404)

2012 heralds a new beginning for the Queensway Concert Band. Under the new wings of the conductor, Mr Tay Kai Tze, the band has scaled new heights and has shown tremendous growth. The band has always placed the development of their members to the fullest potential and discipline as their top priority. Always believing in showcasing our students’ talents, the band put up a combined concert with the Choir in August at Touch Community.

The band members played their hearts out and put their souls into their pieces. Queensway staff, alumni, parents and well-wishers had an entertaining session. Besides the band concert, the band also performed during the CCA Day concert at the beginning of the year and the annual Speech Day in April.

Intensive training camps were also organized in March and June to prepare the Secondary Ones for the various performances. Another camp was organized in May to welcome them and foster bonding with the rest of the band community through team-building games. All in all, it has been an exciting year for the band and it is our hope that the passion of music-making in each and every band member continue to grow and propel the band forward in the years to come.

QSS CONCERT BAND

Combined Band & Choir Concert

Band performing for Speech Day parade

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BASKETBALLTEACHERS IN CHARGE : MR TAY SWEE HOE (OVERALL IN CHARGE) MR LO CHEE WAI (‘B’ BOYS TEACHER IN CHARGE) MR EUGENE YAM (‘C’ BOYS TEACHER IN CHARGE)COACH: MR LIM KWEE CHAI (HEAD COACH SCHOOL TEAM)

‘B’ DIVISION BOYS’ CAPTAIN : BRANDON LEE YONG LER (402)‘B’ DIVISION BOYS’ VICE CAPTAIN : WONG WEI XIANG (402) HENG YAO HWEE (511)‘C’ DIVISION BOYS’ CAPTAIN : CHUA HAO JUN (201)‘C’ DIVISION BOYS’ VICE CAPTAIN : QIU ZHI TAO (202) TAY HAN YU JORDAN (212)Total no. of boys : 65

2012 has been a fruitful year for Queensway’s Basketball Team. The ‘B’ Division boys completed their journey in the South Zone competition in April while the ‘C’ Division boys completed their South Zone competition in July.

On top of the regular inter-school basketball tournaments, the Queensway Basketball Team had also taken part in various friendly matches with teams from other schools, and competitions such as the T-Net Club Tournament during June holidays.

‘B’ Boys:Round 1QSS vs Balestier Hill Sec Sch > 77 – 23QSS vs Bartley Sec Sch > 80 – 11QSS vs Henderson Sec Sch > 53 – 22QSS vs ACS (Int) School > 43 – 21QSS vs Holy Innocent High Sch > 68 – 29

Round 2QSS vs Raffles Institution > 26 – 42QSS vs Pei Cai Sec Sch > 37 – 41QSS vs Catholic High School > 48 – 41QSS vs ACS (Br) Sec Sch > 54 – 55

‘C’ Boys:Round 1QSS vs Balestier Hill Sec Sch > 68 – 25QSS vs Kent Ridge High Sch > 61 – 15QSS vs St Andrew Sec Sch > 44 – 40

Round 2QSS vs Guangyang Sec Sch > 42 – 55QSS vs Catholic High School > 32 – 56QSS vs Gan Eng Seng > 50 – 41QSS vs Fairfield Methodist > 42 – 59

Results of South Zone and National Inter-school Tournament (as of 14/07/2012)

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‘B’ BoysOur ‘B’ boys blazed through the first round of the Inter-School Basketball Championship with only a tough challenge from ACS (Int) School which we won ultimately.Unfortunately, we were drawn into the “group of death” in the second round, competing against the traditional powerhouses such

‘C’ BoysOur ‘C’ boys had a similar fate as their seniors. They had an easy first round outing, dominating and thrashing their first round opponents. However, their second round was not as smooth sailing. They were drawn into a group with much tougher opponents. They tried their very best in the four games they played, but failed to make it through to the semi-finals.

as Raffles Institution and Catholic High. The boys put up a valiant effort but missed out on the semi-finals by a single point loss to ACS (B) Secondary School. Even though their journey was short, the Championship was a good learning experience for the team and they resolved to train harder for 2013’s championship.

We hope that all the basketball players will continue to train hard and play smart, and bring about more success in their inter-school competitions in the future.

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SEPAK TAKRAW ‘B’ DIVISIONTEACHER IN CHARGE : MR FEROZ ALI CAPTAIN : NURIZAM BIN SUDIN (413)VICE CAPTAIN : CHEW ZHI WEI DAVID (403)

a) Status report of membership There are currently 14 students, all of whom represented the

school for various tournaments.

b) Achievements, awards We emerged Runners-Up in the South Zone Inter-School

Tournaments this year. The results are as follows:-

S/NO OPPONENTS RESULTS1 Beatty Sec WON 2 - 12 Bartley Sec WON 3 - 03 Bendemeer Sec LOST 2 - 14 Yuying Sec WON 2 - 0

After the preliminary rounds, Queensway Sec met Bendemeer Secondary again in the finals, succumbing to them again with the same score line.

c) As Runners-Up of the Zonal Competition, Queensway qualified for the National Competitions.

National Competition First Round

S/NO OPPONENTS RESULTS1 Jurongville Sec LOST 3 - 02 Serangoon Sec WON 2 - 13 Bedok North Sec LOST 2 - 1

The two defeats meant that Queensway bowed out of the National Competitions. However, we take pride in knowing that we are a force to be reckoned with in the South Zone tournaments.

We would like to thank our coach, Mr Chua Lye Heng, whose guidance and commitment have motivated the boys to reach greater heights.

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SEPAK TAKRAW ‘C’ DIVISIONTEACHERS IN CHARGE : MS TOH HUI YU (‘C’ BOYS’ TEACHER IN CHARGE) MR BEN DAVID (‘C’ BOYS’ TEACHER IN CHARGE / COACH)STUDENT LEADERSCAPTAIN : MUHAMMAD KHAIRIL ASRAF BIN NASRON (213)VICE CAPTAIN : MUHAMMAD NUR ZARIF BIN ISNIS (213)

NATIONAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS:First round QSS vs CCK 1-2 (lost) QSS vs YSS 2-1 (won) QSS vs CCS 1-2 (lost)

Quarter Finals QSS vs YHS 2-1 (won) QSS vs JVS 0-3 (lost) QSS vs WSS 2-1 (won)

Semi Finals QSS vs PYS 1-2 (lost)

Fourth Place in the Nationals.

SEPAK TAKRAW SOUTH ZONE COMPETITION - CHAMPIONThis year proved to be a good year for the ‘C’ Boys Sepak Takraw team. They defeated all their opponents in the South Zone competition, and emerged once again as South Zone Champions, thus qualifying for the National Competition.

NATIONAL SEPAK TAKRAW TOURNAMENT - 4TH

The National Competition had been a tough fight for the ‘C’ Boys Sepak Takraw team. The ‘C’ Boys qualified for the National Semi-Final after two tenacious rounds of competition. However, despite the boys’ best efforts, they eventually finished Fourth in Singapore.The teachers and students would like to acknowledge the strong support given to the boys by the school management, as well as the teachers in school. We look forward to more success in the coming years.

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SOCCER BOYS ‘B’ DIVISION

TEACHER IN CHARGE : MR AJAIB SINGHTEACHER/COACH : MR JUSTIN FERNANDEZCAPTAIN : FOONG YAO YANG (512)VICE CAPTAIN : KENNY YIP (312)

2012 was a successful year for the QSS B Division Soccer Team as they once again emerged as one of the top 4 teams in the South Zone. The team had many Secondary 3 players which augers well for the future of the team. Playing their matches on home ground, they were a force to be reckoned with as they remained unbeaten in the group stages.

1st RoundQSS beat Fairfield Methodist 4-0QSS beat Clementi Woods 8-1QSS beat Guangyang Sec 8-3QSS beat St Andrew’s 4-1QSS beat Beatty Sec 3-1

Quarter FinalsQSS lost to Bishan Park 3-4QSS beat Kent Ridge 4-3QSS beat Whitley 3-1

Semi-FinalsQSS lost to St Gabriel’s 1-3

3rd/4th PlacingsQSS lost to First Toa Payoh 1-3

We emerged 4th in the South Zone and our Captain Yao Yang emerged the top scorer in the South Zone, hence obtaining the Golden Boot Award.

QSS put up a gallant performance in the national rounds, in spite of being eliminated in the group stages.

QSS lost to Hong Kah Sec 0-5QSS beat Victoria School 2-1QSS lost to Marsiling Sec 2-5

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SOCCER BOYS ‘C’ DIVISION

TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MR WANG JIANGLONG MR TAN YONG TENG (WEF JULY)COACH : MR JOHN CHIACAPTAIN : IHZHA ‘A-ISY AL MOUNTAZHAR (212) (JANUARY-JUNE) SEAN NICHOLAS TANU SUKUMARAN (112) (WEF JULY)VICE CAPTAIN : PRADEEP V.J. (202) ( JANUARY –JUNE)

Results of the South Zone Competition (January-February) are as follows:

1st RoundClementi Woods 8-1 Kuo Chuan 2-3 St Gabriel’s 2-3

The team showed determination and fighting spirit in their training as well as matches, but unfortunately it was not able to secure a top 4 placing in the zone.

The players had shown good progress throughout the year and some promising players had joined the senior team in July this year. These included the Captain Ihzha, Faris, Shakeel and Rahim.

The team continues to train regularly under the guidance of our coach, Mr John Chia. Apart from the weekly training sessions, the boys have also been involved in periodic friendly matches with other schools. We hope to build on the strengths of this present team through further exposure for them in external competitions in the future.

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MR. LEET TAGORE (OVERALL IN CHARGE) MR TAYLOR PICKETTCOACH : MR. STEPHEN NG MISS LUO JIAN ZHENSQUAD CAPTAIN : NURUL AMIRAH (311)VICE CAPTAIN : ESTHER THANG (302)

SOCCER GIRLS ‘B’ DIVISION

Our B Division girls played with more consistency this year and with the guidance of the coach and teachers, they managed to reach the final of the Nationals Inter-School B Division Girls soccer competition. The team cohesion was improved and the girls understood each other more on the pitch. The girls achieved a very commendable Runners-up spot this year. Sitianiwati was also given the top scorer award with 13 goals.

INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITIONS RESULTS(FEBRUARY TO APRIL 2011)

1st Round Opponent ScoreWon Zhenghua 9-0 Lost Bowen 2-3 Won Greenview 2-0

Quarter-Finals Opponent Score Won Siglap 1-0Won Cedar Girls 3-0

Semi-Finals Opponent ScoreWon Hong Kah 1-0

Final Opponent ScoreLost Woodlands 1-2 (after extra-time) (1-1 at full-time)

A few of our graduating players.We wish them all the best for their future.

Top scorer Sitianiwati with her trophyand a beaming Mr Lui.

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SOCCER GIRLS ‘C’ DIVISION

TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MR LEET TAGORE (OVERALL IN CHARGE) MS GUO JIA (JAN – MAY) MS YEO LOO WIN MR TAYLOR PICKETTCOACHES : MR STEPHEN NG MISS LUO JIAN ZHENSQUAD CAPTAIN : TESSA SAGHADEVAN (205)VICE CAPTAIN : NUR LIZAWATI BTE JAMIL (213)

Our C Girls started training as early as January once the Secondary One intake arrived and the selection process for potential players began. Through training, the girls learned basic footwork and positional awareness. Game strategy was slowly introduced and the players themselves started to gel as a team.

The C Girls competition started in July. The team won three of the four matches including the second place decider against Hong Kah Secondary. The girls breezed past Whitley Secondary 2-0 in the semi-finals and went up against a formidable Bowen Secondary and lost 3-0. The team stood tall despite inexperience and injuries throughout the tournament and made the school proud to achieve a National Runners-up spot. No mean feat, considering almost two-thirds of the team had not touched a football before January. Nur Izzati of 111 also received the Most Valuable Player Award.

The girls learnt character, resilience and courage that would take them further in life. Looking forward, the team will continue to put in their best effort and learn from the experiences that would take them further.

The girls sharing a light-hearted moment after the final

Nur Izzaty receiving herMOST VALUABLE PLAYER Award

INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITIONS RESULTS(JULY 2012) Opponent ScoreWon Fuchun 4-0Won Henderson 3-1Lost Bowen 0-4Won Hong Kah 1-0

Semi-Final Opponent ScoreWon Whitley 2-0

Final Opponent ScoreLost Bowen 0-3

Friendly Games Opponent ScoreLost Hong Kah 3-4Won Henderson 8-0Won Woodlands 2-0Won Hong Kah 1-0

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MR CHAN KWEK CHIN MR RAMESHON MS NASEEMA BANUCAPTAINUPPER SECONDARY : DANIEL LI KUO CHIN (402)LOWER SECONDARY : DAMIEN NG HOW CHIN (204)

VICE CAPTAINUPPER SECONDARY : SEAN SIN HONG TAT (311)LOWER SECONDARY : HUANG XUFA (204)

TRACK & FIELD

Our athletes put in a lot of time and effort in training in order to qualify for representing the school in Track and Field. Our aim is to bring glory to school at the national schools arena. This year our athletes represented the school in the following events: SAA Track & Field 3rd Series organsied by the Singapore Athletics Association at Bishan Stadium on 3-4 Feb

1. SAA Track & Field 3rd Series organsied by the Singapore Athletics Association at Bishan Stadium on 3-4 Feb

2 SPH Schools Relay C’ships at Choa Chu Kang Stadium on 10-11 March

3. 53rd National Inter-school Cross Country C’ships at Temasek Polytechnic/Bedok Reservoir on 21 March

4. 53rd National Inter-school Track & Field C’ships at Choa Chu Kang Stadium on 28 March - 2 April

5. Olympic Day Run organsied by the Singapore National Olympic Council at Sengkang Sports & Recreation Centre on 14 July

Athletes in action

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MRS GRACE LAI MR MA CHUNG WAI

SWIMMING

The Learn-to-Swim programme, which aims to help students to be water safe was carried out for Secondary One students.

The Secondary One Express students went through the programme in the first semester and the Sec One Normal Academic and technical students in the second semester.

After a course of 10 sessions, all the Sec One Express students passed their qualifying test for either the stage one, stage two or stage three certification, conducted by coaches from the Singapore Sports Council’s National Water Safety Council. .

The programme was completed with the help of qualified coaches.

Results of the 10-week course for Sec One Express students.

Level No. of students who qualifiedStage One 22Stage Two 19Stage Three 17Total 58

No. of students in the Learn-to-swim Programme

Level No. of students in the Swimming ProgramSec 1E 58Sec 1NA 55Sec 1NT 33Total 146

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MS TEO YONG CHIN (OVERALL IN CHARGE) MR CHONG PIN PIR MDM ZHENG XIU MIN MR LOW CHEONG CHEE MS LIM SWEE KHENGCOACHGIRLS : MR NG CHEE HOEBOYS : MR HO YEN KWONG

VOLLEYBALL

As we fight eagerly towards our goal for the South Zone Championships (2013), we aim to make use of our capabilities to the fullest of our potential and strength to achieve the best results.

C GirlsTeam Team ResultsQueensway Bartley Sec Won 2-0Queensway Fairfield Methodist Sec Lost 0-2Queensway Queenstown Sec Won 2-0Queensway Pei Cai Sec Won 2-0Queensway Cedar Girls Lost 0-2 Semi FinalsQueensway Yu Ying Sec Won 2-0 3rd/4th Placing Match

C BoysTeam Team ResultsQueensway Clementi Woods Sec Won 2-1Queensway Zhong Hua Sec Lost 0-2Queensway Fairfield Methodist Sec Lost 0-2Queensway Queenstown Sec Lost 0-2

B GirlsTeam Team ResultsQueensway Ang Mo Kio Sec Lost 0-2Queensway Bukit Merah Sec Won 2-0Queensway Queenstown Sec Won 2-0Queensway Cedar Girls Lost 0-2

B BoysTeam Team ResultsQueensway Catholic High Lost 0-2Queensway Ang Mo Kio Sec Lost 0-2Queensway Clementi Woods Sec Lost 1-2Queensway Bukit Merah Sec Lost 1-2

Volleyball Girls C Division

C GIRLSCAPTAIN HO KAH KEI (213)VICE CAPTAIN HUONG CAI FENG (201)

C BOYS CAPTAIN LEE JING WEE (204)VICE CAPTAIN CHEN WEI HAN (205)

B GIRLSCAPTAIN WEE ZIFANG (402)VICE CAPTAIN NURAFIFAH BTE KADIR (301)

B BOYSCAPTAIN JOEL CHUA (402)VICE CAPTAIN KIM BYUNG JUN (302)

At the annual South Zone Volleyball Championships 2012, Queensway Volleyball ‘C’ Division Girls team did the school proud and emerged as 2nd Runner Up. They then continued their journey to the National Volleyball Championship. Although our ‘B’ and ‘C’ Division Boys and ‘B’ Division Girls were unable to secure the top 4 placing in the zone this year, they had given their best in their training and strived to achieve greater heights with strong determination to do well in future competitions.

In December 2011, our Queensway Volleyball Girls team had the privilege of attending a training trip in Zhangzhou, China, where we trained at the official training hall of the Chinese National Women’s team. Besides being exposed to the Chinese culture, we had the honor of being trained by the local coaches and as the girls played friendly matches against the local Chinese teams. These trips instilled discipline and team spirit in our girls while they bonded and created new friendships within the team. Though the trainings were tough, the girls persevered through the physical and mental challenges and showed great sportsmanship.

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Volleyball Boys C Division

Volleyball Girls B Division

Volleyball Boys B Division

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MRS ANNIE ANG MDM TARNIN THAMRIN MS SERENE SOH

INSTRUCTORS : MS LIM HUIMIN MS EVANGELINE TAN (ASSISTANT)CHAIRMAN : WAN JIE CHE (305)VICE CHAIRMAN : LOW ZHENG MING (303)TREASURER : PANNA CHUA JIA YING (202)SECRETARY : HAFIZAH BTE JAMAL (201)

CHOIR

This year, the Choir has 63 members to represent the school in performances and choir exchanges. The Choir was actively involved in performing in school and externally throughout the year. The Choir performed excellently in the 21st Century International Arts Festival in Genting Highlands, Malaysia in December 2011. They achieved a Gold Award and made the school proud with their commitment and determination. This spurred the members to continue to strive towards excellence.

In March, the Choir participated in a non-residential Choir Camp in school, which provided opportunities for the members to work together as a team, to strengthen their singing techniques and to prepare for future performances such as the MOE’s Performing Arts Festival held at Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza. Other performances that the Choir was involved in were Speech Day and National Day Celebrations in school. The choir also proudly presented a varied repertoire of songs in the combined band and choir concert held in school, ranging from renaissance songs to “Born This Way” by Lady Gaga.

Other than performing for an audience, the choir members also attended concerts such as “A Drop in the Ocean” - a joint choral concert by Capella (USA) & Raffles Singers (Singapore) at the SOTA

Combined Choir & Band Concert

Concert Hall as well as The Philippines Madrigal Singers Concert at the Esplanade Concert Hall. During the concerts, members were given a chance to learn from top local and international choirs and to practise good concert etiquette. In addition to the continuous learning from others, the Choir also participated in a choir exchange program with nine other schools and established new friendships with other choirs from secondary schools and Temasek Polytechnic.

Choir performance at the Inaugural Assembly

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MDM KOH GEK KHIM MDM KU SIN POH MISS LOW XIN YI (WEF JULY) MISS TERESA CHAU (WEF JULY) MISS ZHANG YI (WEF JULY) DANCE INSTRUCTOR : HUO HONG YICHAIRMAN : JOVIAL TEO RU TIAN (402)VICE-CHAIRMAN : YEN YUEH TING (403)

CHINESE DANCE

Our graceful Chinese dancers

2012 has been an exciting and memorable year for the girls in the Chinese Dance Club. This year, they performed for events like the CCA Recruitment Day and the school’s Annual Speech Day.

During the Chinese New Year Celebrations this year, the girls set up a stall together with their teachers to sell snacks at the Fun Fair event. For CCA Recruitment Day, the girls performed a hip hop dance which showcased the lively side of the girls apart from their usual traditional Chinese Dance. The group was also invited to perform at the Singapore International Water Festival at The Marina Barrage. Their Speech Day dance item was a dance about happiness, and portrayed the gracefulness of the Chinese dancers.

Our girls also enjoyed attending performances such as Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) Opening Ceremony Preview, Singapore Youth Festival 2012 International Night and

In 2011, the dancers managed to attain a Bronze Award at the Singapore Youth Festival Central Judging.

We hope to recruit members who have a passion for dancing, as well as discipline to bring more successes to the club.

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MRS V RAJARATANAM MISS LEE LEY LUN MDM JING LIYUNDANCE INSTRUCTOR : MDM SELVYCHAIRMAN : ABITHA BEGUM BTE MEERASHAHIB (511)VICE CHAIRMAN : PRIYADHARSHINI D/O KRISHNA (402)

INDIAN DANCE

2012 started off on an encouraging note with the enthusiasm of seven new members from the Secondary One and Two cohorts, giving us a group of 17 dancers. Everyone got down to serious work immediately with 10 of the members signing up to perform in the spectacular water themed Chingay 2012

In addition, the members also competed in the Dance segment of the Tamil Language and Culture Festival co-organised by Cedar Girls School and Victoria School as well as attended a performance “The Hungry Stone” staged by the NUS Indian Dance with Raka Maitra as part of the NUS Arts Festival. During the year, the members also busied themselves planning the Community Involvement Programme carried out at St Hilda’s Community Centre. 7 members also went on a school trip to India which included a special dance session with an Indian dance school there.

Of course the highlight was the finale dance item at this year’s Speech and Prize-Giving Day Concert with the very energetic and entertaining dance to the popular song “Dohl Baje”.

The second half of the year was devoted to preparation for the upcoming SYF Dance Competition in 2013.

Dancing in jubilation

Speech Day Performance

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MDM. KARTINI BINTE DJOERAEMI MS. SURINDER KAURDANCE INSTRUCTOR : MR. ZAIRIN BIN ABDUL LATIFFCHAIRMAN : MUHAMMAD HANIIS BIN MUHAMMAD HALEEM H (413)VICE CHAIRMAN : NURUL AZIRAH BTE RAMDZAN (413)

MALAY DANCE

SYF Gold Award Malay dancers

In 2012, the Malay Dancers participated in a wide variety of activities. The year began with a CCA recruitment drive where our students put on their best show in a bid to attract new members. In early February, the group delighted the elderly at Ghim Moh Caregivers Centre with a performance as part of the centre’s Chinese New Year Celebrations. The group distributed oranges and some even took the initiative to teach a couple of sprightly senior citizens some dance steps. The Malay Dancers also spent some Saturday afternoons enjoying performances at Goodman Arts Centre and The Kallang Theatre which showcased Malay culture and tradition.

The dancers put in many hours of training and hard work to put up performances at school events such as the school’s Speech Day and National Day Celebrations. The group also put up a well-received public performance at the annual Muara Festival held at the Esplanade. We hope to maintain the Gold Award in the 2013 SYF Dance Competition. The group aspires to be the catalyst for students to explore and channel their keen interest in Malay Dance and Culture.

Speech Day Performance Mdm Kartini & dancers

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MS SHARON VALERIE C CO MRS ISABEL WONGCHAIRMAN : AIDA BTE AMAN (312)VICE CHAIRMAN : LIEW BI XUAN (302)

ENGLISH LDDS

The members of ELDDS performed a script called “Verity Taylor” during the CCA Recruitment Day in January. In May, we performed our CIP (Community Involvement Program) at Moral Neighbourhood Link – Henderson Road with two skits on the public transportation in Singapore. The skit titles were “No Air in the Train” and “Familiar Families”.

To begin the second semester with a bang, we went to watch “Boom” which was a play on the current housing situation in Singapore. Our members also participated in the SYF opening Ceremony and the SYF International night. Apart from the play, the members also started on intensive training for the SYF 2013 competition.

In November, the club was involved in the AYE (Assembly of Youth for the Environment ) by performing a play on “ Sustainable Energy”.ELDDS had an eventful year this year and the series of events had helped the students improve in their confidence levels and their acting and drama skills.

Skit at the AYE 2011 CCA Day performance

Outing to watch a play ‘Boom’

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MRS GAYATRI DEVI KUMAR MR ADAM MASCHAIRMAN : LOH YI HON JOYCE (303)VICE CHAIRMAN : WEE SHU NING ANNA (311)

ART CLUB

Display for CCA Day

This year, the club saw a total of 25 creative members. These members were involved in a wide range of art-based activities from traditional Art to contemporary Digital Art. The activities were tailored for beginners where they would explore the different art mediums, methods and materials. Members then took part in various art competitions both internally as well as externally where their design competencies were judged both school and country-wide.

Besides that, the members went for Lasalle Open House to further expose them to the various programmes and activities at a tertiary school and the requirements needed for the various Design Courses. They were also brought to the National History Museum, to view masterpieces of drawings, paintings and photography from Musee d’Orsay, Paris. Through these exhibitions, our members were exposed to a greater variety of art in the public domain.

Our members also played a vital role in the Visual Art Exhibition held in May. They worked as a team in setting up the artworks and acted as Art Ambassadors, where they supervised and explained more about the exhibits to the visitors.

In addition, Queensway Art Club members collaborated with Queenstown Primary students in a service learning project. This collaboration - Happy Toilet Programme, allowed our members to develop skills such as planning, leadership, and teamwork. Our Art

Club students guided and monitored these juniors as they creatively enhanced the look of the school’s toilet doors by painting them with iconic elements such as music and nature. Other activities that Art Club members benefited from include: • “Trees for Life” Art Competition organised by National Parks Board • Anti-Drug Art Competition organised by Central Narcotics Bureau

Participants of LOOK Visual Art Exhibition

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MRS SHERYL SOH MR PYIA PHYO MIKE (IT EXECUTIVE)CHAIRMAN : MAS DANISH SYAFIQ B MASAGOS (402) YEO YU TENG (404)

INFOCOMM CLUB

The Infocomm Club trains students in IT knowledge, critical thinking skills and creativity. There are currently 18 members from Secondary 1 to 5. Members are taught basic computer skills like Microsoft Word Processing, PowerPoint, Excel, Macromedia Dreamweaver and Flash. On top of these lessons, they also learn the more advanced software, for instance, Comiclife, Scratch and digital imaging.

Members are also taught how to produce short clips using the more specialised skills like clay motion, storm motion and photo-editing.

It is hoped that through some of the activities offered by the club, students can apply what they have learnt either to their secondary school curriculum or further studies in higher institutions.

Infocomm Club members & teachers

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MISS CELINE TAN SIOK HOON MISS TAN CHIAN HUAYCHAIRMAN : LOW LI SIONG (313)VICE CHAIRMAN : CALVEN NG JING SHEN (311)

GREEN CLUB

Annual Activities

• Maintenance of the Roof Top garden• Earth Day activity – exhibition cum mini carnival• Earth Hour

This year, Green Club members were given the opportunity to maintain the two plots of Rooftop garden found along the link way at level 3. Students were trained in pruning and using of shears before they were allowed to prune the shrubs. The students had a wonderful time maintaining those patches.

As a part of the Earth Day celebration, our members were involved in creating pieces using coloured network cables that were discarded by the school. Members also learned to make papers beads from the YouTube video. The girls then fashioned them into accessories like earrings and pendants. All the products were then put up for display at the Atrium. Ice cream was also sold during the carnival to remind students about the effects on global warming on the ice caps.

All in all it had been a fruitful year for the club. Towards the end of this year, our members will continue to be involved in many important activities and events such as the Assembly of Youth for the Environment (AYE) which will allow them to be an environment champion in school and the wider community.

Green Club National Museum outing

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MR WONG MUN CHUNG (PA) MDM CHENG HWAI JEN (VIDEO)CHAIRMAN: (PA) : BENJIN LAU (511)VICE CHAIRMAN: (PA) : LAM JIA SHENG (511)CHAIRMAN (VIDEO) : KIM MIN KYU (402)VICE CHAIRMAN (VIDEO) : LEE WAI YANG (411)

MEDIA BROADCASTING CLUB

Meetings were held weekly on Wednesday from 3.30 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. in computer lab 1.

In preparation for Chinese New Year Concert, Speech Day Concert, National Day Parade and Concert, all PA members provided PA support services for all rehearsals usually lasting 2 to 3 hours, 2 to 3 times per week.

Services rendered by the AVA club include :1. Setting up of AVA equipment for daily flag raising ceremony

and for all major school events which required the use of PA equipment.

2. Filming, Photography and the creation of DVD videos of all school events.

3. Support in using Information and Communication Technology (ICT) skills to enhance learning in the classroom

Training on the use of software and new Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Skills1. AVA club (video) members were trained to use Corel Video

Studio Pro X4, new video-editing software purchased in December 2011.

2. AVA club (video) members also learnt how to create the 2012 Speech Day DVD video using Corel Video Studio Pro X4 using raw video footages and photographs of school events such as Assembly of Youth for the Environment at Fort Canning, 2011 Speech Day Parade, Sports Day etc.

3. This year, all members also learned how to create Google doc networking forms and share the spreadsheet results with their friends. These Information Communication Technology (ICT) skills will be useful when they join institutes of higher learning or the work force.

Enrichment & Bonding Activities :Pupils go for termly informal movie and lunch gathering accompanied by the two teachers-in-charge, Mr Wong and Mdm Cheng.

AchievementsAs in previous years, AVA video and photography crew captured footage of school events such as CCE Camps, Cross Country, Block Adoption Programme and many more throughout the year. The footages were used in the creation of our in-house 2012 Speech Day at minimal cost. This project involved the collaborative efforts of several teachers including Mrs Goh Poh Im (script-writer). Mr Lui Seng Cheong (the Principal) and Mr Terence Yeo and Ms Lok Yin Yin (the Vice-Principals) were the project Advisors while Ms Arwinder Kaur was the narrator.

AVA Club (PA) members received training (conducted by in-house experts, Mr Naina and Mr Wong) on how to use PA equipment and consoles in the General Office and in the Hall Control Room.

Media Broadcasting Club members & Mr Wong

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Book display during Chinese New Year

TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MDM JAYA MRS LIM LAY KUAN MRS TOH SIEH NGIENGLIBRARY ASSISTANT : MDM ROSALIND ONGLIBRARY MANAGER : LEOK BOON SIANG (403)ASSISTANT MANAGER : TEO TECK YOONG (413) SECRETARY : PAULA FRANCISCO (411)CLASS LIBRARIANS : ENGLISH LANGUAGE REPRESENTATIVES OF EACH CLASS

MEDIA RESOURCE LIBRARY

This year the library rolled out intellectually stimulating reading programmes for the student body as well as the school librarians with its aim of encouraging students to be active readers.

To complement this new initiative, the National Library Board conducted the Information Literacy Workshop for our students in the first semester. In addition, Civica organised competitions such as the Night in the Library and eBook to recap and strengthen the research skills taught during the Information Literacy Workshop. The Book Cross @ QSS with its concept of “caught and release” books was introduced this year to encourage active readership as students collaborated in promoting certain genres and topics.

Another initiative was Student Librarians Book Club on Wednesdays in collaboration with the English Language and Mother Tongue Departments. To complement this initiative, the monthly thematic book displays were revamped to introduce classics. The monthly thematic book display tied in with the 200th Charles Dickens birthday celebrations. To kindle students’ interest in books, the Class Library Representatives cum English Representatives were involved in book

Training conducted by Civica

selection for the library. The holiday reading programme together with the National Library Board’s Assembly Talk on reading in Term 2 helped to promote books and reading.

The student librarians were also actively involved in the display of newspaper cuttings pertaining to the Pupil Development and the National Education messages at the National Education Corner in the Library. In addition, this year, the library was actively involved in National Day Celebrations and conducted activities to complement these school events.

This year the MRL invited the Academy of Singapore Teachers Library to support the staff professional development by coming down to the school to promote books and digital resources during the Staff Professional Development in Term 3.

In conclusion, the exciting student-centred programmes had contributed significantly in boosting quality reading amongst students.

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MS WONG SUSAN MS LAN YI-CHUN (JAN – JUN)PRESIDENT : TOH XIN LIN SHIRIN (511)VICE PRESIDENTS : CHARLES TIANG BOON TECK (313) WAN MADIHAH BTE ISMAIL (312)

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

With Mr Ira Block from National Geographic Channel on 7 May. As an expert in lighting, Mr Block shared with us his assignments ranging from shooting ancient artifacts in Greece to photographing dinosaur fossils in the Gobi desert and documenting Moche mummies in Peru.

Madihah and Charles at Chek Jawa on 26 May to capture the beauty of the flora and fauna.

With Mr Ukay Cheung and Mr Raymond Phang at VJC-Canon Expose V on 14 April. Mr Cheung spoke on Fashion and Commercial Photography while Mr Phang gave us insights to Wedding Photography.

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TEACHERS IN CHARGE : MRS GOH POH IM MRS CINDY TAN CHAIRMAN : SOOI BING HUI (401) VICE CHAIRMAN : FARAH ADILAH (301)

PUBLICATIONS

Our main pride every year is the production of the school magazine. The club has been responsible for documenting all school events and enhancing our school image both locally and abroad. The members provided write-ups for the school magazine which is our key portfolio annually. The members were also involved in selecting digital photographs, captions and editing reports of school events. We hope that the learning experience of our members would develop into a passion for writing and an interest in journalism. Three students also attended the STAR Concert organized by SPH at the Gardens by the Bay.

To enhance our school image abroad, the annual yearbook was presented as a corporate gift to our foreign friends on our field trips to India, Korea, Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam. We hope that our foreign friends will learn more about Queensway’s programmes and achievements.

Publication members

Members on CCA Day

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CLASSES OF 2012

In Splendid Honour… We Will Hold Our Heads High

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: HOH CHING KWEE, RAE-ANNE TAN, TAN YI FEI GERMAINE, NICOLE MICHAELLE KAI LIN MATHE, MS YEO LOO WIN, MR PICKETT TAYLOR WILLIAM,

NG YONG SOON JENSON, TRAVIS SEE TOH HONG, TAN XUE HAO, LOW XUAN WEI, ADITHYA SONAL EDIRIMANNEROW 2: SAI TEJASWI GUDIDENI, FATIMAH MISBAAH BTE ABDUL R, POH YU KAI CHRISTIE, TAN PEI EN FELICIA, NUR FARAH HASNOLD, JAMIE LEE JIA YI,

SHERMAINE LIM ZHIQI, KHIN NWAY HTWAY, FATHIMA NACHIYA JIYAVUDEEN, NICOLE TOH, CHEONG WEI TING, CHEN JIAHUIROW 3: JOEY LIM JUN FENG, SHUKURI TAKAHIRO, AUNG PHYOE THAW, NGIAM DE EN, BRENDAN YAP EE HERNG, YANG JINJIE, AUNG HTUN THU(A)

MUHAMAD ISMAIL, LEE JIAN WEI, OAKKAR KYAW, NGUYEN VU DUY, TEO CHOR RONG LIONEL, KAVEH KARIMADINI

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: TANISHA KHANNA, NUR SYUHADAH BTE ZAINEE, WONG YEE TANG GRACE, TAN JIE ER ZOEY, MS SRI IDAYU BINTE MOHAMED IDRIS,

MRS RAJARATANAM VIJAYALAKSHIMI, MEVIN SINGH, NOAH ALASTAIR NG, SYN WAI YEONG OLIVER, TAN YUAN LEE, CHAN SHAO ERN EZRAROW 2: TAN LEYI, TAN SONG YUN RACHEL, PYU THIT NWE, LAM MEI HUI JENNIFER, LOH LI HUAY, LYDIA NG SHI HUI, CHU CHENG MUN, ZHU ZIXUAN,

VIVIAN SHEN XINQIAO, RACHEL WEE MUN WEN, THARAPHY, YON SANDI AUNG, CHRISTINE MARIE S RAJANDRAN, ARENDAYEN ABEGAIL LORENOROW 3: MOHAMMED AZRIN B ABDULLAH, ANG JIA JUN JORDAN, NEO HONG LI KEEFE, KENNETH TAN YONG HAO, SIM ZHEN DE RYAN, YE JIAJIE, XIAO

XINYUN, JUNG SEUNGHO, YEO ZHI HAN, GABRIEL ANG, HO JUN HEAN, JOSHUA GOH SER SIN, TRINIDAD JEREMIAH ARONG, TAN SHUEN BRENDAN

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: CHIA JIA QI KRYSTIE, MOH SI HUI JOCELYN, DYNN SIM, QUEK SHU TING SHERYL, MR MA CHUNG WAI, MR POH YEONG SHI, KIM DONG NYEOK, LEE

ZHENG XIAN, BAY RUI ZE BRYAN, TEO JUN HUI, FOO YI CHENGROW 2: ONG HUI YU, TAN YU XUAN CELINE, YEOW MEI JUN IRIN, MONTAOS MARY CHRISTINE FENOL, LOH YAN WEN, TAN ANJA, DONG YEXUAN, WEI

XINRAN, LIM YING XUAN, VANMATHI D/O PORHCISALIYAN, KOH JIA LING TIFFANY, TEO HUI QING THEA, DONG YANXIU, LIM SHING YEE, CHEW XIN MIN

ROW 3: ARASH KARIMADINI, TENG TJIN YANG, ANG MING KAI KEITH, ERNEST QUEK KAR WOON, AKAASH SINGH S/O RAJINDER S, LOW ZHI JIE DANIEL, LER LIAN PING, GOH ZHENG YING, LOW JUNWEI, TEVINDER SINGH, LIM JUN HAO ROBERT, CASTRO JERIEL PEDROCHE, CHAN JUN HAO ANSELM, KOH ZHI KAI, CHOW YON JUN

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: LUAH YEE TENG, LAW LIN HUI EUNICE, ANG CHIEN LING, CAMILLA ACE BULAWAN VILLAMIN, LIM XI, MS CHONG JIA LI, CHOKALINGAM MUTHU

KRISHNAN, GARCIA ZILDJIAN AQUINO, LIEW SHUANG YANG, MUHAMMAD SUFYAN B JUREIMI, LIM YOU XIANG LIONELROW 2: SHI YUSHAN EUDORA, SAYA MIYACHI, EUNICE ANG LEE TENG, MEGAN VANESSA TAN SU LIN, LIM MIN XUAN, HAZIQAH BTE MOHAMMAD HAIZAL,

YANG KAIYAN, LUM AN QI, LIM CHENG YEE, MA THINZAR PAING, LEONG JIARUI, HENG SI RONG CASSIE, CLAUDY ANGELA GEWANI, CHARMAINE LIM SHI MIN

ROW 3: HOANG VINH AN, NG JUN XIANG, ANDREW GAY JIA YU, BRANDON CHNG JING HAO, KHOO KEAN JZUN, ANTHONY ALIM, TAN JING KAI, KEITH TAN, XU YUXING, TSAN WEI SHENG, KEITH NG ZIJIAN

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: CHEN SI-EN SARAH, PA DIVYASTRI, KOH JIE MIN, AMANDA GOH TING LI, MS KONG LING YEE JEAN, MS LEE SI JIA TABITHA, DILLON NUM JUN FENG,

DANIEL TAN TECK WEE, THNG WEI FENG BRYAN, LIM JIA LER, ERIC HO CHUN HAOROW 2: WONG HONG XIANG, ARJUN VIJAY, ANG SHI WEI GWENDA, ANG QI QIAN, GRACE WONG HUI SYAN, EESHWETHA D/O MARAN, THAM SHIRMAINE,

ANYA KUMARI RAI, ONG JINQ YEE, LEE LIANG YING ANASTASIA, VIDHUNA ELANCHELIYAN, NOOR RAIMI D/O ABDUL SALAM, JOYCE TAN HUI LING, FOONG YUN LIN BELINDA, TOH JIA YEE, ALICIA HO SHU YI

ROW 3: ONG TONG ZHEN, MUHAMMAD SALLEH B SYED IBRAHIM, LEE YU XUAN, TIMOTHY TAN EE YEONG, KANNAN S/O KATHIRESAN, DYLAN TAN ZHENG DA, TEO KANG HUI JULIAN, JEREMIAH BUY, TEOW ZHEN YANG DOMINIC, BRANDON RYAN JANY, SEE CHOW KUANG, RYAN PHUA HNG KIAK, MUHAMMAD FARIS B MAZLAN, KEANAN YONG

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: ROW 1: TAY QI YING, LIM YU XIN, NURFAADHILAH BTE HAJI SUPA’ID, YVETTE SIM LE XUAN, MRS GRACE LAI, MR ONG MENG GUAN JIMMY, CHEW

ZHENG YANG JONATHAN, LIM DAO YU, WEE KAI EN, MUHAMMAD HAARITH S/O F, ESWARAN S/O ELANGOVANROW 2: CHEW TANYA, TAN WEI EN, CHAI SIN MEI, SITI NABILAH BTE SA’ADON, NUR IZZATI BTE ROSNI, LEONG JING WEI, LIM XIN HUI, SOO LI HUI VICTORIA,

MEGHA BISHT, ISABEL PATRICE CARREON GAERLAN, ANDRE CHING WEI JIE, TAUFIQ LEE B SANI LEE, MOHAMED AIZUDDIN B ABDUL N, LEONARD KANG WEI HONG, TOH JUN XIAN

ROW 3: DAMIEN SIM ZHENG HAO, MUHAMMAD UKAIL IBRAHIM B M, SOH YU KAI, ANG CHERN ZONG, TAN CHIN KIAT DAMIEN, MOHAMED FAIRUZE B MOHAMED I, YIN ZINIU, WANG CHEN, BILL TYE ZHI XUAN, TAN WEI HONG, DARRYL LIM YONGQUAN, HAN WEN JUN DAMIEN, JIN YI

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: AYE CHAN MYAT PHYO, LIM SI NONG SOPHIE, KAM HUI YI, LAW ZHEI WEI, HUM WAI CHEN, MRS LEONG CHOY PENG, MS TAN CHIAN HUAY, KIU

XING ZHUN, LIM CHENG WEI, AFZAL MOHIDIN B TAHEER HUSSAIN, TEO QI XUANROW 2: TANG WAN XUAN CECILIA, CHEN CHUN HUA, LYCIA TOH JING WEI, SHIORI STAPLETON, YAP NING SHYAN, NUR FAIQAH AFIQAH BTE RAZALI,

MUTIARA ADHA, JANELLE CHOW SUTING, YEO JU TING ERICA, TAN JIA-LI CHERIE, MA THEA NUGUID FERNANDEZ, AMANDA CATHERINE GRIBBEN, DAYCEE LAU LI LYN, TAN YING XIU GLORIA, WANG HUAN YI SHERNICE

ROW 3: ERANA ANGELIKA COMPUESTO, ONG YEE NENG, SAI YU KHANG JORDAN, LIONEL LEE JUN WEI, HO MEI HNG, KENDRIC, JERRICK LAM KAE YAW, MUHAMMED IRFAN S/O MOHAMMED S, GERALD TAN KAI PENG, NICHOLAS RAY, ADIL TAN KIM AIK, LIM WEE KIAT, ISKANDAR ZULKARNAIN B M R, KAM YU XIANG, SEAN NICHOLAS TANU SUKUMARAN, CLARENCE NG RUI JIE

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: NUR AZEEANTI BTE JAMIL, NORDIANA TAN ABDULLAH, NURUL ASHIQIN BTE PUJIYONO, CHAN LI CHENG LINA, MS SURINDER KAUR D/O L SINGH,

MR BEN DAVID NAZARETH, TAN SI YUAN AUSTIN, MUHAMMAD RAMDAN MUK MININ B M, ASHMADOU AL SYAMMARY B HAJI S, AZHAM SHAH B HAMZAH, MUHAMMAD NABI FIKRI SAMJUDI

ROW 2: ONG JUN JIE ALOYSIUS, MUHAMMAD NAZRUL S/O MOHAMED N, HO JOU PANG JOVAN, NEO YAO FENG, TERRY, MARCUS LEW JUN HAO, WANG ZICO, HANI MEILISA BTE HARON, NUR SHAZRIQAH BTE ATSANI, PUTRI PARHANI BTE PAJAR, GWENDOLYN LIM SI XUAN, NORHARJERAH BTE ABDUL MAJID, HEIDI HENG KAIJING, NURMELLIYANA BTE MOHD NOOR, NURSHARIFAH BTE AHMAD SURBE, TEO CHUANG HONG

ROW 3: GABRIEL ANG SWEE JIUN, CHUA BI KUANG, CHONG WEN JUN, MOHAMED FAHEEM A ABDUL KADAR, LIM WEI JIE JERRICK, MOHAMAD AFIF B MOHAMAD ROHANI, LUZMAN B AZRIN, MOHAMED KHALID B MOHD YUSOF, JEGATHESWARAN S/O BALAN, SAMUEL LIM WEI CHAO, SUHAIMI B NOORDIN, BAXTON TAN WEI ZHAO, MUHAMMAD ZULFITRI B ZULKIFLI

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: TOH XIN HUI JAZZLYNN, AMIRAH BATRISYIA OSMAN, BERNICE TAN JIA LING, ALICIA ANG HUI MING, NURUL ‘IZZATI BTE ZULKIFLI, MS KOH GEK

KHIM, MS SHARON VALERIE C.CO, MOHAMMAD FAIZAL B ABDUL RAHMAN, JONATHAN GOH ZHEN WEI, MOHAMED BILAL S/O SAIBUDEEN, JOEL POON KAH HENG

ROW 2: HASEENA KAUR BHULLAR, CLARA GOH SHI EN, TAN SHU XIAN, TAN YONG YAN EUNICE, PUAH HUEI SHUEN, RISA LIM NING, KARLA KASIM, SONG XIANG, NATALIE LUM CHEE SHUAN, NURLIYANA BTE MOHAMAD JAMAL, HUONG CAI FENG, SABRINA NADJA YANZI MATHE, LUI PEI ZHEN, FONG XUE YING RACHAEL, KARLA KASIM, SITI YASNIRA BTE JOHAN

ROW 3: NUR DYANA TAMBUNAN BTE RANTO T, HAFIZAH BTE JAMAL SHA S M Z, CHEN TENG FOONG, AHMAD FUADDIN B ABDUL RAHIM, V M MOHAMED WALIYULLAH, MOHAMED SHAJITH B SADIQ, CHANG CHENG CHIEH, CHUA HAO JUN, ZHANG HONGXIANG, JERYL KHOO CHUNG YANG, MAZHARUL ALTAF S/O MAZHAR ALI, NICHOLAS SIM, DALLAS LAU CHEONG KIN, OU CHIN-CHIN, MUHAMMAD IRFAN B KAMIS

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: KHOR SU KI, NUR AIMANN BTE AHMAD ZUHRI, LIM YI XIAN, AO XUAN, MRS FLORA LEE, MR AJAIB SINGH S/O GURBACHAN SINGH, ASHWAN NAIKAR

S/O RAVISELVAN, ZACHARIE LIM TIAN TYI, TAN CHING YANG RODNEY, GOH JUN WEI JAYVIER, CHUA KAI BOON ADVINROW 2: TONG MING HAO, PNG JING JIE, PANG JUN WEI RYAN, NADHIRAH BTE MOHD FAUZI, LOW YU YI, LIM HWEE MIN, THAM HUEY JEN, KIMBERLY TAN

YIN WEN, PANNA CHUA JIA YING, HABIBUL ASIFA ABDUL AJEES, LEE CHARLOTTE, HOW CHENG YEE NICOLE, TAN WEI TINGROW 3: LEE YI FENG, HIA MENG HONG, MUHAMMAD HADI B SUHARI, YUEN SHENG HAO, JOSEPH JAY CULI CONTRERAS, LEE LUKE EN, PRADEEP V. J.,

EUGEN LEE YANG JUIN, TAN CHWEE KEONG, NAINI AVINASH REDDY, LEE SANG HOON, YUEN SHENG HAO, SEAK KENG HEAN CYRUS, TAN GUAN TING NIGEL

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: YEO XUE EE MICHELLE, SIM JIA NING, KEK LING LING, CHEOW ON YIK VICTORIA, MS TEO YONG CHIN, MR LO CHEE WAI, TAN CHUN SANG, ONG

JIA JIE, TAN JUI HUNG LUCAS, TAN TECK JUN, MARAS NG YONGROW 2: YAP SHE LENG, NG CHEER YANG, TAN LI XIN BERNICE, TAN XUAN YUN RENA, DANIA UMAIRAH BTE ZAINI, LE HA PHUONG, GERALDINE GOIE SHI

MIN, YE XINHUA, HENG KAR YEE, ZHANG RUXIN, LOOI YUE PENG, ARAVIND RAM, LUM TING FENG EUGENE, MOHAMMED NADEEM S/O SYED M SROW 3: HAZIQ HAKIM BIN ABDUL RAHMAN, LEE LIANG DA, KOH DENG YANG, SOHN HYEONKWON, RUSSELL LEE SHI WEI, DARRELL CHUA PHENG HANN,

SHAO ZIYANG, DAVID MICHAEL WOODSIDE, LEE HUI YAO, TEO WEI TAI CONRAD, MUHAMMAD IRSYAD B ZAINUDIN, BRYAN LEONG WAI ONN, HAN THAR TUN

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: MABEL LU SEE CHI, TAN JIE WEI JOELLE, TAN GLENNDA, JASLYN TAN CHIEW YEE, MRS ISABEL WONG, MR YAM MUN WEI EUGENE, LI ZIJING, LEE

KANG XU DOUGLAS, LEROY CHIA HONG SHUN, ESHWAR S/O THAMILCHELVAN, TAN CHEN XIANGROW 2: YANG JIE, CHNG YAO JIE SEAN, KEVIN ROYCE THOMSON, DAMIEN NG HOW CHIN, ANDRE NG MING YI, OGOT JOHN REV CALINGA, WAN JIA HUI

CHANTEL, PERSIS CHAN, THERESA KONG WAI SEE, NATALIE KIRSTEN ALLISTON, CHEN ZHAOYUN GRACE, DAKSHA JHAJHARIA, KWEK CHIN YEE, FELICIANA INDAH, LEONG MING EN, AMANDA CHIA HUIYU

ROW 3: GERALD TEH MENG GUAN, TAN ZHENG YUAN, WONG ZHUN HOU, JINASASANA PITA, LIM KAI HERNG DANSON, TANG KENG KIT, TOH WEI KIAT, IGNACIO MEL PATRICK FABREGAS, CAREL CHAY JIA MING, TAN JUN RONG, TAY GUAN ZHONG, HUANG XUFA, HUANG HAOYI, GOH SOON HAO, LEE JING WEE JARL

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: ZAMORA ZCHYRLENE MAE PRADES, MOK PEI YU, JELYN, TEE HUI, WONG YU LIN, ESTHER, MS TEO HWEE MING SHARELYN, MRS ALEXIS LEE,

LOW JUN KEAT, GAELE LOI YU HENG, SURIA S/O REVI, LING LI HAN, KEVIN WONG CHANG ZHENGROW 2: CYNTHIE LYN, ABALAHIN NGUYEN PHIVI, NOOR AISHA BTE MEERA SAHIB, LIM JING, DARIEL, SRINIVASAN NIYATI, CHEN JIE, MICHELLE TAY XIN NI,

AMIRAH BAGUM ABUTHAHIR, TESSA SAGHADEVAN, ZOELLE WONG KAI XIN, ANITA DAFFNEY, TEO LI XIN FELICIA, BOO JIA YEE, NUR FADILAH BTE JOHARI, NURABELLA BTE MOHAMAD AMRAN, CHING SHEAU RONG

ROW 3: AU MEI QI, GAYLE, CHERYL YIP SI MIN, WIN HTUT OO @ RAYMOND WIN, THAM ZHENG HONG, SEAH JAYE YOUNG, BRYAN CHEN WEI HAN, TAN YI EN ALOYSIUS, TOH YANG ZHI, MASON, RADHAKRISHNAN CHANDRASEGARAN, ATTICUS CHEONG YONGKANG, ALVIN NG WEI XIANG, WONG PAK WING NICOLAS, CHAN ZHI EN

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: ROW 1: CARINN CHOW, LIM JING YI JADE, SOH SIEW MEI MUNRIKA, JESLYN CHIA YUN ZHEN, MS NASEEMA BANU, MS NUR LATIFAH BTE SHAIK MD

SHAFI, MS TAY YA MEI JASMINE, MR TAN YONG TENG, LIM LIANG XIAN, SYALIKH B BOHARI, GOH CHENG YU, MUAMMAR ASHIQYN B MOHAMAD F, CHOO KAI XIANG KENNETH

ROW 2: TAN YEW WAI, KASYFI HAKEEM B MOHD IKBAL, TAN ZHI YONG, MA NWAY HTWE, WONG XING YI, RIE, ZHANG DONGQING, MAVIS XU JIAXUAN, NINA ELFIKA ARYANI BTE IMRAN, RACHEL LOW XUEN, BHUVANESH D/O ARIVALAGAN, TEO YUAN XIN VALERE, MUNEERA BTE ABDUL LATHEEF, MERLYNN TAN, TAN WEI LING, SAIYIDAH BTE ABDUL WAHID, SARANNIYA K RAJENDRAN

ROW 3: OON PENG SIONG, MOHAMED SHAKEEL B ABDUL LATHIF, LAU HAO EN, WONG JENG YEEN SAMUEL, SEBASTIAN KOK CHENG LIN, TAN KAI BOON, TAN TIONG HAN, XIAO YUTONG, SOH KAI SENG, AUGUSTUS WEE, MOHAMMED NISHAR ALI S/O M A, NG JUN LE, BENJAMIN PNG WEE ERN, MUHAMMAD RASUL B AMRAN, ALEX TAN JIA JUN

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: KHAIRIANTI PUTRI KHAIRUL J, SHERMAINE YIP SIEW MUN, WEE YUE TING, NUR SABRINA FITRI BTE KAMIS, MDM KU SIN POH, MR FEROZ ALI, MS

LAN YICHUN, CRYSTAL LEE LAY XIN, NUR MARYANAH ISABELA BTE M Y, EUNICE NG SHI-NI, NORAZWIN BTE AZRUNROW 2: MANPREET KAUR D/O SARJEET S, OW JIA EN ORDELIA, HENG MEI XIU SAMANTHA, ALEXANDRA GAY JIA XIN, PHAVITHRA D/O MANI VANNAN,

CELINE WONG TONGXIN, SANGEETHA D/O SOUNDERARAJAN, NG WEE CHING, CHNG HUI QING MELANIE, DIANA PUAH YONG JIA, LOW HUI EN RACHEL, FATIMAH BEE BTE BASHEER AHMAD, JOSCELIN CHING LIXIN, LEONG YAN LING

ROW 3: MOHAMED HANIF B MOHAMED ALI, LIM SHI AN, NICHOLAS YONG ZIYI, ANDHIKA RAHMANA JURNALIS, TAY HAN YU, JORDAN, IHZHA ‘A-ISY AL MOUNTAZHAR, MUHAMMAD NORFIQIN B MOHD H, RONALD KHIEW YUE XIN, TAN YUN SAN, BRAXSTON LOH, LEE JUNHONG, MARTIN PAULUS MANOJ, TRISTEN YEAK SHAO JIE

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: NUR SRIHIDAYAH BTE NORHADI, NUR LIZAWATI BTE JAMIL, SITI MARIAM BTE MAT HUSSIN, NURSYAFINAH BTE MOHAMED SARIB, MS THAMIZHVAANI

D/O VEERAIAN, MR TAY SWEE HOE, MDM KARTINI DJOERAEMI, G DOMINIC DHINESH RAJ, MOHAMAD FARIHIN QAIYUM B UMAR, SYFUL ISLA’IN, MUHAMMAD ILYASA B MOHD MEHMOOD

ROW 2: ASMAH BTE ABU BAKAR, LIM XIN JIE CYNTHIA, HO KAH KEI, JASMINE LEONG YAN QING, STEPHANIE NGO SIEW CHING, HAIRYANI BTE ABDUL HAMID, MOHAMED FARHAAN KHAN S/O M S, ADAM SUFI B RAMLEE, MUHAMMAD KHAIRIL ASRAF B N, ERNEST WAN BENG ERN, GOH JUN JIE, JASRAJ SINGH PINDER S/O J S

ROW 3: TEE YONG SENG, JERARD TAN JUI KIAT, MUHAMMAD ELMINDRA B ZAINI, AINSLEY ARAVINDRAN S/O ARASAAN, JAVIER DOONG YUAN ZHENG, SHABIR, MOHAMED FARIS B ABDUL RAHIM, TOH JIA JUN, MUHAMMAD AL-RAHIM B MOHD R

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: CHEN YAJUAN, LAU HUI MIN PHYLLIS, TAY HO MIN, MS MURNI IRYANI BTE MOHD HANAFI, MR CHAN KWAN MENG ALEX, CHONG CHING WEI, CHEN

AN, SEOW QI HUIROW 2: NURDIANAH BTE SHAHRUL BAHRI, TONG YU NING, SITIANIWATI BTE ROSIELIN, NURAFIFAH BTE KADIR, HUI WAN TING, BELLA TAN, CHARLENE

VIDYA VIJAYAN, PUAH YONG KUI, KEE JING YING GLADYS, AFI ZURAIDAH BTE MD ALI, NUR SYAFIQAH BTE ZAINEE, NUR FARAH ADILAH BTE RAHMAD

ROW 3: HYKEL B JUMARI, PARTHIBAN S/O CHANDRASEKAR, EMAAN ABDUL RAHIM BIN YUYUN WACHYU, LIM ZI SHENG, MUHAMMAD SYAFIQ B SELAMAT, CHEN MING, CHAI SHENG-LIN, KENNY TAN JUN HAO, MOHAMMED KALEEM B MOHAMED N

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: NUR AISHAH BTE MOHAMED YUSOFF, CRYSTAL CHIA YING, JOVONNE CHUA, KIM BYUNG JUN, MR ARTHUR CHEONG, MS WONG YOKE CHEE

JAMIE, KAY XIN YI CHERYL, NUR ARDINA BINTI ABD RAHMAN, TAKEUCHI KASUMI, LIEW BI XUAN, HARITHAROW 2: SHARMIN BEGAM BTE SYED SULAIMAN, ZHOU LIJING, SITI AQILAH BTE HAJI KASSIM, RASIYA BARWIN D/O K N K N M, SERI IZZATI BTE ABDUL

RAHIM, GAN JIA YING CHERMAINE, CHUA YIN LI, GOH JIA WEN, GOH JIA HUEY BETHANY, SOVANDALAH DEVI D/O GANESAN, DEBBIE SOON RUI YI, NEO MAN LING NADYA, NG XIAO EN, FARIZAH AQILAH BTE ABDUL SAMAT, CHARMAINE KHIN MYINT THU

ROW 3: ESTHER THANG HUI LING, YEO HUI JIE, HILLARY, ADRIENNE SIOW JIA HUI, MUHAMMAD IRFAN B MOHD HUTTA, DINIE HARITH B MISBAHUDDIN, TIMOTHY CHAN YU HUNG, TAN HONG SHENG DAWSON, MUHAMMAD ROSHAN B ABDUL RAHIM, AZFAR HAMIDUDIN B K O NOORDIN, RYAN TEO TIAK CHUAN, CHRISTOPHER BENJAMIN LIU AN, ONG BOON YUAN

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: CINDY GOH WAN YI, LEONG WEI LING, LEONG JIA WEN, SANDRA, CHLOE HUIYI LIM, MR WANG JIANGLONG, MRS ANNIE ANG, PEK QIAN YU,

CYNTHIA WIESANJAYA, FATIMAH NAASIHAH BTE NAGOOR M, ONG YING XIN, SHIFA’ SOLIHAH BTE AZMANROW 2: MUHAMMAD RUSYAIDI ARFAN B R, NG BAO YONG, DANIEL TEO QI XIANG, WILSON LEOW DE EN, MITCH KHO JIAN YING, LEE TAE KYU, LOW ZHENG

MING, TAN GUAN SENG, LOH YI HON, JOYCE, TAN HUI OON CHERYL, TAN PHEI SHIEN, HENG WEI LING, CELINE TAN KAI YUN, NICOLE LUM CHEE YI, CHUA MIN YEE, TENG YUEN LING, TANESHA

ROW 3: REUBON JON CHIA, ANG WEI JUN, KUEK WEI MING, NGUYEN TUAN KHOI, ALVIN NURSALIM, LIM TZI QUAN, WONG SER YUAN, NIGEL KOH ZHER KAI, TAN KANG JIE, KWON KNOW YOUNG, YANG HAI KUN, JOSHUA CHEW HOK PENG, CHEONG TENG YUE BRYAN, TEO SHEUNG HOW, ISAAC, K A ABDUL HAMEED

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: MONTIRA POONVASIN, LEE ZHAO XUAN KYLYNN, SHERYL LOW BAOQI, FIONA SOEWANTO, MDM ZHENG XIUMIN, MRS ELEEN LOY, CHUA YA FENG,

YEO JING NI, SAI VIDHYA D/O R MUNGGAM, CHEONG JIA QI, DHARANIROW 2: BOH JI PING DARYL, KARAN NAIR, SEAN TAN HAN WEI, NICHOLAS CHAI CHEN YEE, LING JIN KANG KENNETH, TAN SI RUI, NG SHI QI, PRISCILLA

SEONG KOON XUE ER, YAU KA LEE KELLY, WONG YI QIAN, ONG YU QI VIVIAN, LINDA LESTARI, TAN PENG PENG, SIRIANUKARNVATTANA ANCHITTHA, ZHU QIANQIAN, LAU XIN WEI

ROW 3: LIM JUN MING GABRIEL, BUDDHA VINEETH, DARIUS CHAN RONG RUI, TAN JIA-LE, LOH JOHANNES, LOW YA MING, EUGENE, LIM WEI SHUN, JING XIAOCHEN, TAN JUN LIP DARREN, FAHEEM B ZUHAIRI, DO MANH HOANG, ZAFRAN B ZAKRIA, KER JIN QUAN, YONG HUAI ZHI, GOH SHENG EN DARRYL

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: ALICIA LIM XIN MIN, LIM PEY CHYI ALISSA, TAN WEI LIN, JOLENE LOW KAI NING, MS CHEN ZHIYUN, MRS TOH SIEH NGIENG, M SOUGANTTIKA, ANG

RUO QIN CHRISTINE, MEGAN WONG RUI EN, WAN JIE CHE, LOW QIU WEN SARAHROW 2: NI LING, SHARON CHRISHALINI, CHUENKAMON SONNA, NALINA D/O VIJAYAN, WIN MOH MOH, LEE SI XUAN STACIA, ANGELYN TAN HENG CHOO,

SISTLA NAGA BHAVANI POOJITHA, KANG YE LIM, LEE HUI EN, YUNE LEI HINN EAIN, VIENNA MA MINHUI, KWEK KEEM SHIN, VANESSA, YON WUT YEE KYAW, TRAN MINH CHAU, JIANG JINGYI

ROW 3: TEO WAN TING, SITI ZURAINAH BTE ZAID, DING XIANQIAO, WEE SHING HAO JOSHUA, CHAN XUAN WEN, VINCE, SADIQBATCHA MOHAMED KAMALDEEN, VINCENT HTOO, LIM JIA YI, LIM XIU CHENG, MIN KAUNG THIT MOE, DIVANESH SHARMAN S/O SANKAR, YAP SHUN HWA, V S SARBUDEEN, TAN DE JUN SHAUN, MATTHEW CHUA YONG EN

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: NG XIN HUI, CHEW XIAO WEI VIVIAN, MAISARAH BTE MOHAMED SU’ALMAN, LOO XIN YI KESSIE, LEE MANDY, MS LIM SWEE KHENG, JIANG XIA,

WEE SHU NING ANNA, PHUAN YAN PENH, WONG HUILIN PAULINE, HENG YIANG KNGROW 2: JOANIE LIM JO EN, GOH CHIN YUN, TAN BEI XUAN JOEY, P SRIRAM, EDWARD CHUA BUAN MING, SEAN SIN HONG TAT, MUHAMMAD FAISAL B ABDUL

MANAF, SOH CHUN HEE ADALRIC, MUHAMMAD HARITH DANISH B M E, TAY QING, CALVEN NG JING SHEN, LEONG WAI KIAT, MUHAMMED NIAZ B MOHAMED KASSIM

ROW 3: LIEW JUN XIAN, HUANG LUANBING, STEWART SIM YEW HONG, NIGEL LOH, TAN SZE PIN, CHUA ZHI YU, TAN ENG KHONG, JOSHUA LEE YI EN, AMIN NOORZILAN, TANG JUN YEW ALFRED, CHENG XIANG ZHOU KEVIN, MELVIN TAN WEI XIONG, ANG SOON WEI MALCOLM

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: LIM MEI EE, NURAINI BTE EKSAN, ELAINE CHEE SHI HUI, MS WONG SUSAN, MR ADAM MAS, MDM GAYATRI DEVI KUMAR, SITI NABILAH BTE AMRAN,

NUR-AMELIA BTE MOHAMMED LATIFF, PHYLLIS FOONG XIN YIROW 2: KARZAIRUL B ABDULLAH, MUHAMMAD ALIFFIE B MOHD ALFIE, KENNY YIP JUN LIANG, MOHAMMED IBRAHIM ADAM, LOW SI KAI DILLION, TAN PENG

KENG, AIDA BTE AMAN, REGINA CHAN WEI TING, NG SI YI, FADHILAH BTE JALIL, NABEELA BTE SYED IBRAHIM, RASYIQAH BTE HISHAMROW 3 CHUA JIA WEI, MUHAMMAD ASHRAAF B MOHD R, AMOS CHAN JIA JIN, DANIEL TAN KAR HOE, MARA KARMA B SHAHAR, MUHAMMAD NUR HAZIQ

B NOORMAN, BENNETT LEOW WEN LONG, ALOYSIUS LEK JUN HONG, ISHAK B MASIRAN, MUHAMMAD SYAHEYD AS-SAZALI

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: CHUA MUN JING JESS, JOEY WOO XUE YI, DANA TAN ZHI YUN, GOH HUI SHAN, MR MOHAMED ABDUL KADIR, MS BAL SHERYL KAUR SIDHU,

MR GANESAN THIRUVALLUVAN, K SADANA, JUSTINE GOH JIN XIAN, JOEY ONG CHOU SZE, SRI NURSAIDAH BTE SAIFFUL ROW 2: KOH KAH HAO, ALMALIK FAIZAL B ABDULLAH, LIM YAN HONG MANNFRED, ARJUN S/O S RAJENTHRA, REGINE LEE REN JUN, SHAHEEDAH BEGUM

BTE OMAR, RACHEL SAPPHIRE JAMES, LINA FIRZANAH BTE BASRI S, SELLY BUCYAY LUI, MUHAMMAD FAJAR B IBRAHIM, MUHAMAD ROHAIZAD B ARSHAD, LO SHEN WEI, LUM KO SAND, SOH JIN WEI

ROW 3: LEE ZHENG, EUGENE LOW GUO REN, LOW LI SIONG, MUHAMMAD NUR SHAHID BIN AHMAD, MANOHAR S/OTHIRUNAVUKKARASU, CHNG LEK YEE SHERMAN, MUHAMMAD NUR FADZLY B M T, FOO EN ZHI, CHUA CHONG AIK, HO CHONG WEI, ANG KA CHOU, CHARLES TIANG BOON TECK, MOHAMAD SHAIFUL B MOHAMAD H, CHAN JUN LI RYAN

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: EMMELINE CHEW RU HAN, EUGENA LEE HONG SUAN, SIA YUN YIN, NG KAI LEE, MS TAN HONG BEE PHILYNN, MS ARWINDER KAUR, NUR HAZIQAH

BTE ANWAR, NUR ILLYA BTE ABDUL HAMID, LIU TING TING, NUR MIRA SHAZIRA BTE M I, TENG LI TING, CHERYLROW 2: SOOI BING HUI, ATIF B ISHAK, MOHAMMAD RIDHUAN BIN MAZLAM, THONG JIA WEI, CHARLTON KOH YONG EN, TRAVIS LEONG, ZHANG SHUTING,

SHREEYA ABHIRAMI, KHADIJA KHOZEMA KHERIWALA, LIN I HSUAN, KIM MI HWI, GERALDINE ANG HUI LING, LI CHENKEROW 3: BAO LEINUO, EDDIE YEP XIAO XIAN, LEONG JUN HONG, NICK LIM YI SHUN, JEDAIAH JOEL CHEN ZHIRONG, HUANG WEILING, ALEX TAN JUN LIANG,

EDDIE YEP XIAO XIAN, RAJASEKARAN DANIEL DEVASAGAYAM, TAN RUEY YIING, SOH WEI MING DARYL

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: ADEENA BTE MOHAMAD SA’DON, CHAN JIA HUI, JOIE YAP SI HUI, WANG SHUAN RONG CRISTALLE, MANAL MANSOOR, MDM CHENG HWAI JEN,

WEE ZIFANG, WONG JIA WEN, PRIYA DARSHINEE NAIR D/O R K, NURUL IZNI HAZWANI BTE MISDI, TEO RU TIAN JOVIALROW 2: YEO JIE JUN, BENJAMIN, KELVIN DONG SHENG PEI, DANIEL LI KUO CHIN, MA JI, ABDUL AZIZ SHAFIQ S/O M A N, LIM JUN JIE, WONG WAI HOE

DYLAN, S SANJEEV KUMAR, RAIHANA SHAMEEM RAFI, LIM SIM CHING, LEE JIA YUN OLIVIA, VANESSA LEE HUI YI, PRIYADHARSHINI D/O KRISHNA, CHOI MIN SEO, CHAI QI YI BRITTANY

ROW 3: HO WAI KIN KEVIN, CYRUS GOH ZHAN XIAN, MAS DANISH SYAFIQ B MASAGOS, THNG KAI SHENG, CHEN LIANG, HO JUN CONG KEITH, PUAH YONG DA, NIKITA BULGAKOV, BRANDON LEE YONG LER, POH SOON TONG, MUHAMAD FEROZE B SYED ABU T, KIM MIN KYU, KWOK JIE NENG, WONG WEI XIANG, SOH TIAN PAO

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: CHAN WAI LENG RENEE, M HEMMA, YEN YUEH TING, HAN JI SU, HANNAH TEO QIU RONG, MDM JAYLETCHIMI D/O RAMASAMY, MR CHAN KWEK

CHIN, TAN HUI HUI, TAN CHE YUN JERILYN, POH JING WEN ALYSSA, LIAN WEI LINGROW 2: GOH WEI RUN, LEOK BOON SIANG, HARVEEN SINGH GILL, NG CHIN HONG, TAN WU ZONG, LOO CHUAN LONG, NURHASIKIN BTE ALWI, LIM SI WEN

CHANTAL, YASMIN NISHA BTE MOHAMED I, MA SU PYAE PYAE SAN, TEO LING FENG, DORIS LAU JING XIN, ZAKIYAH HANANI BTE MASUD, KAREN TANDAGI, LEE PEI FANG

ROW 3: MARVIN HO ZHI QUAN, KEVIN JOHAN, CHOO KIAN MENG JEREMY, KEVIN HARTONO, TAN CHEE GUAN, TAN JUN REN, FANG CHE YONG, POH TZE RONG HECTOR, HE JUNNAN, CHEONG SHIU HONG, GAO CHENGLONG, CHUA PENG HWA JOEL, CHEW ZHI WEI DAVID, HUANG LIXIANG

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: JASMAADIYAH BTE HABIB MOHAMEED, HONG XINYA, PHOEBE CHAN, NAY LINN, MRS GOH POH IM, MDM JING LIYUN, AUDELINE ELLEORA ELIAS

SASMITA, THNG HSIN YI DENISE, CLARISSA LIM JIA YIN, SHALINI REVINDRAN, FARHEEN BEGAM D/O ABDUL AZEEZROW 2: LIM KAI YAO JOSH, LOW SENG HOOM, MARDAVE PAREDES MANUEL, HENG CHUN KAI, RAIYAN MUHAMMAD B MUSA, SIM WEN KANG ROYSTON,

YAP YI SHEN, TAN CHWEE LAI, WONG KIN SEONG, CHEE JUN KAI, AJEY T M PREMANATH, AINK ACRIE SOE THEIN, YAN MIN, GOH QIAN WEI SHERRY, SERI NURATEQAH BTE MD SA’FEE, TAMARA CHIN JAY DEE

ROW 3: TAN YI JIE, LEONG KIT SAN, TEH KEE SIANG, GORDON CHEONG HONG MING, HAN YAO DING, NABIL ANDRA, NGUYEN QUANG KHOI, CHUA CHONG HERNG, SOO BING WEI JONATHAN, PARK JEWOOK, C KARTIKEYA, KU CHEE ONN, GERALD TAY WEN HAO, THAM WAI KIN, GEOFFREY YEO YU TENG

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: MOHAMED NAJULAH, ROXANNE TONG QING XUE, THAM WIN LEI, FAATIMAH SAAJIDAH D/O M Y, RACHEL TEOH YUN PEI, MRS CINDY TAN, THIVYA

PILLAI D/O SRETHARAN P, LEE YAN RONG, PAULA FRANCISCO DELOS SANTOS, KHEW YU WEI, KOH KE HUIROW 2: NAVINTHARAN S/O NAVERDAS, RYU SASAKI, AKITA RYUTA, WONG JUN HAO LUCAS, JASMIN CHIN PUI CHEE, WANG SIRU, LEE JIE YI JAMIE,

CHERVY WONG KAY SI, NURHILDA BTE AMINUDDIN, WONG FANG LING, CHUA WEI LIN, CHANG YU CHUAN, NUR KHAIRUNNISA BTE MOHAMED I, SHAHADUNAH BEGUM BTE MOHAMED H, TAN HUI, KAN JIA FENG

ROW 3: HUANG GUIXING, GEORGE LEWIS, HANS TAY, CHIA JIA RONG, MUHAMMAD FAZID S/O ASHARAF ALI, WILLIE WONG, WANG WEI MIN, SANRAJ SINGH KHAIRA, SEAN ONG ZHENG XIONG, LEE WAI YANG, YUJI MAISUMURA, INDIRWAN CHONG ON WONG, LING WOEI FENG, LEE JIE XUAN, JORDAN TAN YONG JIANG

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: TAN JIA HUI, NIA CATHYRINA BTE MOHAMED A, NG TING HUI, AISHA BANU BINTE KAMAL, MR CHONG PIN PIR, MS ROSEMALINA BINTE ABDUL

GHANI, SOH RUI XUAN DAPHNE, LIM YU RONG, SEEK YINING AMANDA, SRI DEVI D/O ARUNAKIRI, CRYSTAL OW KAI YIROW 2: GIBSON TAN KENG SENG, MICHAEL JP RAFIO AMATRIL, LUO JIANQIANG, MUHAMMAD ASHIQ B AMRAN, MUHAMMAD HAASHIR B ABDUL MALIK,

MENDOZA MICHAEL ANGELO, EMERSON ONG GUO RONG, MUHAMMAD ADLY ISKANDAR B A R, ANG KWAN YANG, TEO ZHI XIANGROW 3: MUHAMMAD ANDY B NOOR AZMI, IAN VAN RAFIO AMATRIL, MUHAMMAD ISMAIL B ABDUL RAHIM, WEI ZHENCHUAN, CHUA JASPER, FOOK XING

ANN, MOHAMED SHAHABUDEEN B ABDUL H, MOHAMED SAFID B MOHAMED A

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110

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: PRASHALINI D/O VASU, GOH HUI PING, NUR ARDILLAH BTE ABDULLAH, PUTERI RUSMANIYAH BTE RUSLAN, MDM TARNIN THAMRIN, MR LEET

TAGORE, LEE MEI LING, FAZLINA BEGUM BTE NASEER AHMAD, LIM MAY SING VALENTINA, NURUL AZIRAH BTE RAMDZANROW 2: JOVEN TEO CHING AN, POH WEI LONG SYLVESTER, TEO TECK YOONG, TENG JUN WEN, MALCOLM XAVIER NAVIN SUKUMARAN, NURIZAM B

SUDIN, NURIZAM B SUDIN, ALIFF SHARIL B ZAKARIAH, ALYSSA CRYSTAL JAMES, CHEE SUPHATSARA, KOK YAN LING, NG JINGROW 3: MUHAMMAD SYAFIQ B JUREIMI, ABDUL RAUF B YA’AKOP, MOHAMMAD NAZRIZAL B NASRUL, MOHAMMAD HASYIM ASHAREE B I, MUHAMMAD

HANIIS B MUHAMMAD H H, CHIN HAO RAN, LUM HONG LIANG NICK, MUHAMMAD MUJIB B ABDUL RAZAK, MUHAMMAD RUSHIDI B RIDWAN, MUHAMMAD SHAHLAN B MAZLAN

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: JENNIEFER ARIFIN, HAZEL IP JIA LING, LOW EUGENIE, SHERMINE BOK XUE LI, MS TAN SIOK HOON, MR TERENCE LEONG, KIMEKO TANG JIA WEI,

HO YI MUN CHARLOTTE, CHAN SHI HUI, BERNICE TIAN YEE LING, AUDREY HO HAI YIROW 2: LEE WEI LIANG JEFF, MARK CHUA DE WEN, HO WENG HAN BRANDON, LOK ZI JIE ANDREA, TASNEEM SUMAIYA BTE DAWOOD, ABITHA BEGUM BTE

MEERASHAHIB, TOH XINLIN SHIRIN, CHAI XIN LIN, LU ZIWEN JULIANA, NUR ARYFAH BTE MOHAMMAD AZMI, HAZEL TEO, LIEW ANN QIROW 3: SHOBAN ASHWIN KUMAR, YAP YAO CONG KENNY, MOHAMMAD AMIRUL B RAZALI, NG JIA JUN, JACKSON LEONG WEI JIAN, SOON TENG KANG

BENJAMIN, HENG YAO HWEE, LAU EN CHENG BENJIN, RAJ MOHAMMED BIN AHAMED, SOON YONG QUAN, SOON TENG KANG BENJAMIN

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)ROW 1: SITI NUR NABILAH BTE RAZALIE, CHERYL LEONG SZE MUN, LYNN TAN WEI LIN, MS SOH HUEY MEI SERENE, MRS WONG SOH HOON, HAFIZAH

BANU BTE SAHOL HAMID, HENG XUAN YING CHERYL, S KAVENAROW 2: KEVIN CHIEW HAN RONG, LEE CHIEN YUAN, LEE WEI LIAN DELISA, NURUL KHALISA BTE ABDUL RAZAK, ANG WAN TING, FAZILAH BANU BTE

IBRAHIM, HUANG YING JIE GERALDINE, HANNAH LOW MEI YI, THERESA ANN SIMON JOSEPH, TEO LING HUAROW 3: AHMAD FARID B BAHARUDDIN, ANDRE NG BING HAN, MOHAMED YASIR B MOHAMED ISMAIL, CHOY JIA LE, R SIVADASS RAJENDRAN, CHEW RONG

QIANG HENRY, VINCE GAN KOK CHING, FOONG YAO YANG, QUEK JUN HONG

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512

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