Assumption Pathway School Yearbook 2023

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BOYS ’ TOWN CA MP U S A PUBLICATION OF ASSUMPTION ENGLISH SCHOOL, ASSUMPTION PATHWAY SCHOOL, BOYS’ TOWN & BOYS’ TOWN ALUMNI

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MESSAGE FROM SUPERVISOR OF SCHOOL Dear Friends of Boys’ Town, This year is indeed a special year for the Community of Boys’ Town as we celebrate a very significant milestone. Boys’ Town is celebrating its Diamond Jubilee year after having served the disadvantaged youths in Singapore for the last 75 years. Alongside this momentous occasion, we also acknowledge two other institutions sharing this milestone year: Assumption English School, celebrating its 70th anniversary, and Assumption Pathway School, marking 14 years of assisting the most vulnerable among their student body. Assumption Pathway School has roots tracing back to its early foundation in St. Joseph’s Trade School since 1938, a remarkable 85 years ago.

Boys’ Town today has not only gone beyond providing residential care for boys but also in serving the children who need foster care. Boys’ Town takes pride in providing services not just for those requiring outof-home care but also in running a youth outreach programme aimed at engaging at-risk youths within the community. These diverse programmes demonstrates how Boys’ Town continuously adapts to meet the evolving needs of Singaporean society.

What Boys’ Town has been able to achieve in these last 75 years goes beyond mere human effort; it is a testament to unwavering faith. We trust that our efforts will always be supported by divine providence, enabling Boys’ Town the capacity to assist the children and youths who are most in need. Much of these efforts also extend to helping the families of the less fortunate children and youth among us. As we would often recall the words of our Founding saint, St. Louis Marie de Montfort, that “Those whom the world rejects must move you the most!” We have been blessed with dedicated staff members, volunteers and benefactors who have been moved to ensure that Boys’ Town can continue serving those most in need.

In closing, I offer my prayer that Boys’ Town may persist for many more years, faithfully serving the needy among us, in our society. Ad Multos Annos.

Br. Dominic Yeo Koh

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School’s Purpose, Vision, Motto & Core Values

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School’s Management Committee

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Message from Principal

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Staff Photos

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Class Photos

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Departments

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Co-Curricular Activities

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Programmes & Events

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PURPOSE Assumption Pathway School is a Catholic educational institution transforming and empowering students unable to access mainstream secondary education to be CARERs achieving personal success.

OUR VISION ASSUMPTION PATHWAY SCHOOL

Every student a CARER achieving personal success.

OUR MOTTO Through hard work achieve success.

OUR CORE VALUES Care (Love all) Adaptability (Be flexible) Resilience (Be strong) Excellence (Aim high) Responsibility (Do right)

OUR CORE BELIEFS We value every student All can learn Every student can succeed

Assumption Pathway School 15th Anniversary “Many Hands, One Purpose”

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SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Lau Kam Yuen

Henry Goh

Bro Dominic Yeo Koh

Shanti Devi

Alice Seow

Stephen Chin

MOE Representative

ITE Representative

Secretary

Neville Kiang

Loke Mun Sing

Siow Wee Loong

Eric Yum

Suhaimi Bin Abdul Rashid

Dr Seng Boon Kheng

Vice-Chairman

Bro John Albert Arul Devanesan

Paul Gwee

Dr Roland Yeow

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Bryan Ghana

Chairman

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Treasurer

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Supervisor of Schools

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PRINCIPAL’S ADDRESS In the past one year, the COVID-19 pandemic seems to be easing but it still has an impact on our lives. Even though the effect of the infection is weaker, the number of people infected is still relatively high. in our school and society at large, things are returning to near normal. However, we are aware there is a new normal that we are confronted with.

This pandemic has highlighted the issue of mental health for many people. It has affected our students, as well as our teachers and staff. It has added on to the stress that people are already experiencing in their daily lives. As teachers in our schools,

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With the safety measures gradually easing

we are invited to care for these persons, whether it is the children or adults, as they need our compassion and understanding.

How can we help each other to face these challenges?

Being faced with such disruption in our lives, in the school as well as in our society, it calls for us to have the necessary inner strength to weather through this storm. Indeed, what is needed is for us to build a stronger sense of confidence, in our self and with others too. With this confidence the weathering through will need us to be persevering in the face of difficulties. Thus, with Confidence and Perseverance we can overcome all adversity and come through this difficult time a better person.

Stephen Chin

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Row 4: MR MUHAMMAD IMRAN BIN ISMAIL, MR HOSNI BIN ABDUL RAZAK, MR TAILFORD RANDALL PATRICK, MR MICHAEL CHOW, MR ALSTON KOH, MR STEVANUS, MR PATRICK GOH, MR EDWARD YEONG, MR MOHAMAD ADHAM BIN AHMAD ZAINI, MR CHRISTOPHER NEO, MR ALVIN PHAY, MR THOMAS THAM, MR LARRY LAM, MR AZRI ZULFARHAN BIN KAMSIN, MR TAN JING HWA, MR JOHN TEN, MR SIN KOK HONG, MR ADIB ASLAM BIN YUSOF, MR DINO HAFIAN BIN AHMAD, MR FRANCIS CHIAN, MR KAMALI BIN MANGON, MR JONG CHING KOON, MR LIONEL GOH, MR ABDUL RAZAK BIN AB KADIR, MR MUHAMMAD AFIF BIN KASMURI, MR NICHOLAS NG

MS NORIAH BINTE MOHAMED NOOR, MS ZURIYANI BINTE DARUWIN, MS CAROLYNN GOH,

MS LAURA LUM, MS IRIS NG, MS STACY YONG, MS PAULINE KOH, MS JOLENE ANG,

MS KRISTIN NG, MS GOH HOOI LING, MS AMY QUEK, MS LYNDA SEAH,

MR PEREIRA LUKE GERARD, MR KHOO KIM LENG, MR JACOB JONATHAN, MR NG CHYE HWA,

MR ANDREW TEO, MR SIMON LIM, MR MOHAMAD SUHAIMI BIN ABDUL KARIM, MR JAMES LU,

MR ALAN PHOON, MR RAJASINGAM S/O KUMARIAH, MR DAVE HONG,

MR ZULKIFLI BIN MOHD AMIN, MR RICHARD SEAH, MR NAJIB KAMAL BIN RAHIM

MR SHIHABUR RAHMAN SHOHUG, MR TENGKHU ABDULLAH MOHAMMED, MR LIM CHEE KEONG

MR WILLIAM CAPILI CAPUNO, MR DINESH S/O RADARKRISHNAN, MR ABDUL AZIZ BIN BOHARI,

MS RAIHIDAYU BINTI MOHAMED WAPA, MR LIM SIANG POO, MR ALAN CHUA,

MS EVON SIEW, MS MARLINDA BINTE MOHAMED ROF, MS ZO’AN WONG, MS MELODY LEE,

MS NANCY CHAI, MS JANE TEO, MS ANGELA TAN, MS FAZELAH SUPAAT ABAS,

MS GOH GEOK LIAN, MS ADRENNA KAN, MS RENNY MULIYATI BINTE NENPARI,

MS ASNAH BINTE IBRAHIM, MS CHIN HSIAO YUN, MS KOH LI MEI, MS CHARLOTTE LEE,

Row 2: MS SHARON TAN, MS JESSIE HOO, MS AZIAN BINTE AHMAD, MS OLIVIA GIAM,

Row 3: MS AVIAN LIANG, MS SITI QHUZAIMAH BINTE RAMLAN,

MS CHOO GEOK HUA, MR OW KOK MENG, MS TANIA TAN, MR CASEY MU

MR SUHAIMI BIN SUKIYAR, MS ANVIE LIN, MR MARK TAN, MR SHYAM LUKE, MR DANIEL GO,

DR JASMINE WEE (VP), MR GABRIEL PEH, MR MOHAMMAD AZLAN BIN ABD RAHIM,

MR SHASHIDARAN S/O KANESON (VP), MR ALVIN WONG (VP), MR STEPHEN CHIN (P),

MR MUHAMAD ALFIAN BIN TAJUDDIN, MR MCDONALD ENG, MR FREDDIE TAN,

MS SERENE LEE, MR KELVIN ANG, MS ALICE GOH, MR SHUKOR BIN KASSIM,

Row 1: MS AUDREY LEONG, MR MOHD IZAM BIN MOHD HANI, MR CHRISTOPHER FONG,

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ADMINISTRATION DIVISION

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

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AESTHETICS DEPARTMENT

BAKING PRACTICES AND HAIRDRESSING DEPARTMENT

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FACILITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT

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HOSPITALITY SERVICES AND CULINARY SKILLS DEPARTMENT

INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

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MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT

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STUDENT SUPPORT AND STUDENT DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT

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ROW 3: (L-R) LIM RUI XIANG HARRY, MUHAMMAD SHAHIR BIN MOHD SUFAAT, FATRIS EL MIKA BIN MOHAMED SURADI ROW 2: (L-R) NUR AZILA BINTE MUSTAFFA, HANNAH CHAN JIA BAO, LIM MING WEI, HAKIM QA’IM BIN MOHAMMAD SALIHIN, NUR MUHAMMAD RIZUAN SHAH BIN ABDULLAH, TSO JUN JIE @ TIMOTHY, QUAH SHAN WEI FRONT ROW: (L-R) NUR SARAH SYAZANNA HISHAMUDDIN, NUR SYAKIRAH BINTE RAHMAD, TYARA ELYZA BINTE KHAIRUL, MISS SARINAH ABDUL GANI, ALYSHA RAHAYU BINTE MOHAMAD AZRA, VENODHINI OMISHA BAHADUR KUMAL, ANANYA AISHWARYA LAXMI SUVVADA

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ABSENTEES: AHMAD IZAFFI BIN RAMLI, AL-Q’ SHAIRI BIN AL-HAIRI, MOHAMAD EQMAL BIN MOHAMAD HISHAM, MUHAMMAD HAFIL BIN ABDULLAH, MUHAMMAD PUTRA FAHRI, REINA LECK JING HUI (LU JINGHUI)

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CLASS PHOTOS

ROW 3: (L-R) FOH HONG MING, SYAFII BIN MOHAMED FAIRUZ, MUHAMMAD NUR FIRAS BIN READUAN, AKID NAZROY CASILLAS BIN MUHAMMAD ALLIF, MUHAMMAD HAZIQ AIDIL BIN AHMAD SAFRI, SEAN LEE ROW 2: (L-R) RUQAYYAH BINTE MUHAMMAD HAFIZZUDDIN, ERNIE SULASTRI BINTE ERVIN, AARYAN SHAZAD S/O ABDUL SALIM, JIANG YUCHEN, GABRIEL GANESH KARISHNA S/O ANTHONY ALASTAIR, TEO YONG XIANG BRYAN, ZHANG KEMING KEVIN, SEAN LEE FRONT ROW: (L-R) MR LESTER LIM KIM BENG, RAHILA D/O SHARIEF, ANDRIANA PUTERI BINTE MOHAMED FAIZAL, JASMIN NURAMANDA PUTRI BINTE MUHAMAD SANIH, HUMAIRAH BINTE HERMAN, AU JIA XUAN, KHLOE, MR THOMAS THAM KAH THONG

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ABSENTEES: MOHAMED WASIY NURHAKIM MOHAMED SUHAIMI, MUHAMMAD MUHAIMIN BIN MOHD RAFFEE, NUR EIRWANI BINTE HERWANI, SHAUFIQ ERFAN BIN TAHA, ZUEHB MIKAEL BIN MUHAMAD FADZLY

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ROW 3: (L-R) NUR AQEISHA ADRIANA BINTE MOHAMMAD FAIZAL, SHOBIKA D/O RAVISANKAR, PUTRA ARJUNA BIN ABDULLAH, MUHAMMAD SHAHKIMI BIN ABDULLAH, MUHAMMAD ARYAN SHAH PUTRA BIN

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MUHAMMAD MIFZAL ROW 2: (L-R) MAK ZHIHAO EDGAR, MUHAMAD RIFQY E’DELFY BIN MUHAMAD RIZAL, MIKA RAYYAN BIN KALIK, ABEL MARK NG SHERN EN, ABDUL HAZIQ BIN HAJI ABDUL NAZIB, ETHAN TAN WEI MING, KEYNE ANG SHI JUN FRONT ROW: (L-R) MRS MARLINDA BINTE MOHAMMED ROF, NUR ALYA FAIQAH BINTE NOR AZMI, NUR NATASHA RAMADHANIE BINTE MOHAMAD IMRAN, TAN JIA XIN CHARLOTTE, HIRFY ANNDRYANNA FIRDYANSHYAH BINTE HAMZAH, CHIN JING WEN (CHEN JINGWEN), MR SHIHABUR RAHMAN SHOHUG ABSENTEES: LIN JINGWU, MUHAMMAD IRYAN BIN ABDUL JALIL, MUHAMMAD SYAFIQ RAMADHAN BIN ABDULLAH, NUR AALIYAH BINTE ABDILLAH, SARAH AIN AMANI BINTE JOHN MAKAM

ROW 3: (L-R) ISAAC ELIJAH STEVENS, ERYANN RIDZUAN BIN ABDULLAH, MUHAMMAD LUTFI HADI BIN MOHAMMAD SUKUR, RONALDO MUHAMMAD RAHIMAN BIN ABDUL RAHMAN

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ROW 2: (L-R) TNG XIN WEI, GABRIEL, LUCAS CHUA ZI RONG, YOGACHANDRA S/O WILSON, AIDIL ISZUNAWAN BIN ABDULLAH, TENG WEI LIANG, SHAHAS BIN SHARIL, NUR SHADIQIN BIN ZURAIMI FRONT ROW: (L-R) MR AZRI ZULFARHAN, AFIAH NELLISYAH BINTE ABDULLAH, NUR IMELDA IMAN BINTE MUHAMMAD SUHAIMI, VALERIE KOH ZI WEN, NUR UMAIRAH BINTE ABDULLAH, NADHIRAH NATASHA BINTE TUBRONI, MR RAJASINGAM S/O KUMARIAH ABSENTEES: DANICA YEO YUE TING, FAGR WALEED ABDELSATTAR EMARA, MUHAMMAD NOOR SHADIQQIN BIN SAHRIN, SUZIE SYAHIRAH BINTE MOHAMMED DARNI, ZHANG CHU’EN

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FRONT ROW: (L-R) MR ANDY HO HEAN THOON, SHERMAINE LER SHI MIN, MAYA MELLISA SARBANI BINTE MUHAMMAD AZHAR SARBANI, SHARANYA D/O MARUTHAPPAH, KHOLE CHUA YUN QI, PUTERI NUR ALYSHA BINTE MUHAMMAD MAZLI, NUR SYAZA ASYURA BINTE ALIZAN, MR WILLIAM CAPUNO ABSENTEES: AZRIEQ IRZAN BIN SHAHNIZAR, MELLYSSA MARSYA BINTE MASDAN, MUHAMMAD ADAM AQIF BIN MOHD ISA, MUHAMMAD ARMANI IZFAREL BIN MUHAMMAD ISMAIL, MUHAMMAD HAKID IZZFAN BIN ISHAK, NIEQQYSHA ELADAREA BINTE MUHAMMAD RAFEE, NUR FARHANA BINTE MOHAMAD FAIZAL, NUR IZATI BINTE RAMLI, SHEIKH QHIFLEEROY BIN HASSIDI, YIP TZE HO

ROW 2: (L-R) A’THARI ASHAROH LEE BIN MOHAMMAD FAHMI, MUHAMMAD SHAFIUR RAHMAN BIN MUHAMMAD WASEEM AHMED, NOOR SHAFIQA SIREEN BINTE MOHAMED ZIAWOODEEN, LENARD TAN ANN SHENG, MUHAMMAD ELDRIE QURAISHI BIN MUHAMMAD SAPARI, MUHAMMAD AIMAN RAYYAN BIN MUHAMMAD FAIZAL, MUHAMMAD DANISH MIKAEL BIN ABDULLAH FRONT ROW: (L-R) ALEESYA BINTE ABDULLAH, NUR SYAQILLAH BINTE RAHMAD, QISTINA BINTE KAMARUDIN, MR HOSNI BIN ABDUL RAZAK, PRAKATISHWARAN S/O LETCHUMAN, LOW JUN WEN, MUHAMMAD HANIF BIN RISMAN

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ROW 2: (L-R) JARRED LIM YI YONG, TOH JEINE WEE, PUTRA DANIEL BIN RAFIDI, MOHAMED FIRDAUS DANISH BIN MOHAMED FADZIL, ZULHAIRI BIN MOHD ISA

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ABSENTEES: NURUL NUR ATIKAH BINTE JASMANI, TAN YONG JIAN

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ROW 2: (L-R) UQAIEL AQIYL HAFIQIE BIN AHMAD ZUBAIDI, MUHAMMAD AQILFATHULLAH BIN MOHAMAD DZULKARNAIN, STANTON SNG BAO XUAN, SZAYEL ELANDRO, MOHAMED RIFFQI BIN MOHAMED RAFI, LAU ZI JUN

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FRONT ROW: (L-R) MR FREDDIE TAN SOH MENG, NUR ADILAH BINTE AMIR HAMZAH, SITI NUR QAYLA BINTE MUHAMMAD QAIYUM, NURINA ALISHA BINTE MOHAMED SALIM, ANG LE XUAN ELVA, TAY YU XI, MISS IRIS NG SIEW BEE ABSENTEES: MOHAMAD ERWIN BIN MOHAMAD HISHAM, MUHAMMAD ADRIAN MIKHAIL BIN ABDULLAH, OWENN TOH YUAN JUN, SHRINAND SARAVANA, WINNIE NUR SENDA BINTE MUCHSIN

ROW 2: (L-R) RAIF ZARKASYI BIN MOHAMMAD REDZUAN, ANIQ NAUFAL BIN MUHAMMAD ALLIF, RAHMAN BIN MOHAMMED FAIZAL, TAN ZHENG YU RAIKKONEN, EDDIE SU QING, LEE JASON AL HAKIM BIN LEE ZONG DA ADAM

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FRONT ROW: (L-R) NUR BALQISHAH BINTE MOHAMMAD NURHAKIM, PUTERI NUR RIYANA BINTE ABDULLAH, CLARISSA NAI YING HUI, MDM FAZELAH SUPAAT ABAS, DYLLIS LIEW YA XUAN, LIM YONG JUN DANIEL, MUHAMMAD NUR HAAFIZ BIN JAILANI ABSENTEES: AVINESH VARSHAN S/O MATTHEW, DEARRIDZ ARZIELKYSHY BIN RIDZWAN, KANG XIN YI, MOHAMMAD SYAZIRIE BIN MOHD ANNUAR, MUHAMAD ZAYAN ANNAS BIN ZAMBRY, MUHAMMAD AL’FIE MIKHAIL BIN ABDUL MIZLAN, TIARA QYRANA RASHILYND BINTE MUHAMAD RASHIMAN

FRONT ROW: (L-R) CHIAN KAI QI, RAJ TIANNA, AALIYAH DANA BINTE SAM ALI, MR KHAN, RAUDHAH HIDAYAH BINTE RAZALI, MUHAMMAD FITRI GUNAWAN BIN MOHAMMED FAZLIN, PAUL LIM SEI KIAT (LIN SHIJIE) ABSENTEES: DURRAH DIYANAH BINTE ABDULLAH, IZZUL SYUKRI BIN RAHIMI, JOEL TAY ZHI WEI, MOHAMAD YUSMAN BIN MOHAMAD YUNOS, MOHAMMAD NIZAM RIFQI BIN MASLAN, NANTHINI SABRINA D/O SIMON, TAN JING ZHI, VIJAYALFIE S/O VIJAYANDRAN

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ROW 2: (L-R) SYAHIRAN THAQIF BIN SAMSULBAHRI, ALIF DANISH BIN ABDULLAH, AQID ANDHIKA BIN DZUL HILMIE, MOHAMED FIRHAN BIN MOHAMED KHAN, JOSHUA DANIEL JOSEPH MUHAMMAD NUR ALIF BIN ABDULLAH

ROW 2: (L-R) FARISH QADRI BIN MUHAMMAD SUHAIRI, PUTRA RYZAD NAUFAL BIN MAHAMAD ROHAIZAD, CHEN YUAN, FONG JIA RONG BRANDON, MOHAMMAD HAMBALI BIN MOHAMMAD BAHARIN, MARCUS TAN HONG JUN, MUHAMMAD AQIL BIN RAZIZ, NAQIUDDIN NAIM BIN KASMAN FRONT ROW: (L-R) MDM AMINAH ABDUL GANI, NUR INSYIRAH QUR’AIN BINTE MOHAMMAD SALIHIN, NUR ELYS ALLYA BINTE NORINDRA, NUR AQILAH ZAHIDAH BINTE ZULKIFLI, NUR AMEERA BINTE ABDULLAH, MUHAMMAD HAIRIL FIQRI BIN MUHAMMAD ZULKAHIL, MR WONG JI GUAN

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ABSENTEES: EMYRDWAN BIN AZLI, MUHAMMAD AQIL ANAFIE BIN MUHAMMAD FIRDAUS, NUR QRAISYAH FAZURA’IN BINTE ABDULLAH, ONG YAN TING, RAAGAVENTHIRA V RAVI

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ROW 3: (L-R) NUR’ LILY IRYANI BINTE ABDULLAH, NUR WAHIDAH BINTE JUMADI, NUR SYAHEEN BALQIS BINTI MOHAMAD NOR, VEERA LAKSHMI

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ROW 2: (L-R) NUR ADURRAHSHAZ BINTE ADILLAH, NASHA AQILAH BINTI SALINI, ONG LIN SHENG, MUHAMMAD INDRA FIKRI WILLWIN MICHAEL, MUHAMMAD HEIQAL BIN ABDULLAH, KHOYRUL ANWAR BIN MUHAMED AZMAN FRONT ROW: (L-R) MR AZIZ, RATHIKA D/O MOKANARAJAH, PHANG JIA MIN, NUR DANIA ALEESYA BINTE ABDUL WAHAB, QISTINA ADRIANNA BINTE ROSDI, WONG RUI EN, MISS LAURA LUM ABSENTEES: DAVIS TAN KAILUN (CHEN KAILUN), DENASH RAYAN S/O JEFFRY, IMEL ARIYANTI BINTI ABBAS, I

ROW 2: (L-R) TOK YUAN ZHE, MUHAMMAD FIRZAN BIN ZULKEFLEE, DARWISH BIN MAHADI, MUHAMMAD QASHRY CHAN BIN MUHAMMAD RIDWAN, MOHAMED ALFIAN DANDIAR BIN MOHAMED ZAINI, MUHAMMAD ARIFF BIN AZMAN

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FRONT ROW: (L-R) NUR SHAKIRA BINTE MUHAMMAD AMIN, NOR FISYASHARZLYANNA BINTE MOHAMMAD NIZAM, NURUL ATIQAH BINTI MUHAMMAD HAMBALI, MR DINO HAFIAN BIN AHMAD, AMIRUL HAKIMI BIN KAMARUDIN, NUR ELYSHA INSYIRAH BINTE MUHAMMAD HAWALUDIN, AYRA ARISHA BINTE ABDUL RAHIM ABSENTEES: AIDIL NORIS BIN MUHAMMAD ALLIF, DHURGESHRAJ S/O SELVARAJ, FAEZAN AHMAD BIN FAZAL ASAD ULLAH, JAFNI SAFIAH BINTE JAIS, LOUIS PANG (FENG ZIQUAN), NUR MARRISSA BINTE MUHAMMAD FAISAL, PUTERI NATASIA BINTE ABDUL AZIZ, SHRUTIKA D/O MANIMARAN, YUKI NA XIN YI (LAN XINYI)

ROW 2: (L-R) JAYIAN ONG JIE EN (WANG JIE’EN), WANG JING KAI JAYDEN, HO JUN YI, DANI IZACC MUHAMMAD FAIZ, LIM WEI JIE KAYEN FRONT ROW: (L-R) MDM JESSIE HOO, NUR SARAFINA BINTE HISHAM, NUR AIN SYAKIRA BINTE MUHAMMAD ZULKIFLI, TOH SHIH FEN (ZHUO SHIFEN), MUHAMMAD SHAZRIL AZRI BIN SALIM, ZUL HAIKEL BIN MOHAMAD ZULKIFLI, MR ABDUL RAZAK

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ABSENTEES: LAI YONG RUI, MOHAMMAD NURQUSYAIRI BIN MOHAMMAD NURHISSHAM, MOHAMMAD RIYAN SHAHRIN BIN MUHAMED SHALIHIN, RYAN AQIL AMANI BIN ZULQARNAIN, SYUHRA QISTINA BINTE MOHAMMAD BASIR

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ROW 3: (L-R) NUR DINA ASYIQAH BINTE SAZALI, ANNA QISTINA BELLA BINTE ZAIDON, KHAIRUNNISA BINTE YUSVI, NAUSHIN ALEXIS BINTE YUSLI ROW 2: (L-R) CHING YU CHENG, LOH KAH WENG, DANSON PRESTON CHEN JUN, MARCUS WONG WEI ZHE, ANG YEE FENG (HONG YIFENG), MUHAMMAD SYAHID BIN SULAIMAN, DENNY HARKEESHI BARDELOSA BIN HARMAN FRONT ROW: (L-R) MISS CHARLOTTE LEE CHEW WOON, FITRI RAHAYU BINTE ZAMRI, LAU YU LIN RENEE, SRI PARAMESHWARI, SITI MARIAM BINTE ABDUL RAHIM, NUR FARAH AIN BINTE MUHAMMAD HELMI, MDM HANISA BINTE MOHAMED AMIN

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ABSENTEES: KRISHAY TRAVIS S/O MOHAN, MOHAMMAD AIDIL BIN JAFRIDIN, NURDIYANA BINTE MOHAMMAD ZAKARIA, SRI DURGESWARI

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ROW 3: (L-R) TAN JUN MI NATASHA, NUR SYAFIQAH BINTE ALFIAN, ZECIA CHEW YUN JIA (ZHAO YUNJIA), TOH SHIH YIN (ZHUO SHIYIN)

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ROW 2: (L-R) RAIYAN DANISH BIN ABDULLAH, HAQIM BIN HAZLI, PRAMUJA AL-ZHARFAN BIN ASLIN, RANVEER SINGH S/O HARJINDER SINGH, RIZQY ZUHRI RAZMAN, NUR FATIN AQILAH BINTE MUHAMMAD HAFIZ, NURUL IMAN BINTE MUHAMMAD AFENDI FRONT ROW: (L-R) MR LARRY LAM, SUM SHI QI SABRINA, PORNNAPAT TAN, NURFERA AFRINI BINTE ITHNIN, KRISHIKA ANNA D/O MOHAN, NOR ELLYSHA MYSARAH BINTE MUHAMMAD FAZLEE, MISS CAROLYNN GOH ABSENTEES: JOEL KAN, MUHAMMAD ELDRI ARIQIY BIN MUHAMMAD YAMIN, SITI NUR FAIZURA BINTE NOOR HASSAN

ROW 3: (L-R) NORAIZ ASHAR BIN MOHAMMED ZAMRY, IRZZY DARWISY BIN MUHAMMAD NOOR FO’AD, NUR RA’AZIN BIN ROSLI

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ROW 2: (L-R) MUHAMMAD DANISH BIN MOHAMMED RIZAL, WONG ZI XIN, AHMAD NASZRULHAQ BIN MASELAN, LOH DING XIONG, MUHAMMAD IRFAN MIRZA BIN ISNIN, MUHAMMAD KURNIAWAN BIN KAMSANI FRONT ROW: (L-R) MDM GOH HOOI LING, NUR HADIRAH BINTE ROSLI, PIMRAPAT TAN, CALISTAL LEE YOU XIN, SAHAANAA SHREY SURESH, JOSHUA, MR STEVANUS ABSENTEES: DANIAL DZULFIQAR BIN ABDUL RAHMAN, DION FU HAN, GABRIEL KWA WEI WEN, NADARAJAH S/O SARAVANAN, YONG JIA HAO

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ROW 3: (L-R) MUHAMMAD RAES MATIN BIN MOHAMED RAZALI, MASHILMI BIN MASZEMAN, MUHAMMAD FAZRUL BIN ABDUL HISHAM

ROW 2: (L-R) MUHAMMAD ALFY JAZA BIN HUSSEIN, MUHAMAD DANNY AQIL BIN MUHAMAD RAZLAN, MUHAMMAD RAIHAN BIN MOHAMMED RIZAL, MUHAMMAD SHAKIL BIN HAIRUL HISHAM, CHAN YONG LEONG, MUHAMMAD DANISH HAIKAL BIN ABDUL RASHIDIN, MUHAMMAD DANINULLAH BIN IBRAHIM FRONT ROW: (L-R) MISS RENNY NENPARI, NUR ADORYSSHAZ BINTE ADILLAH, SITI NUR’ NASUHA NUSRAH BINTE JAILANI, SUFIE SOFIEANA BINTE SHAM SIMON, TAN HUI QI, ELYA AMIRAH BINTE ABDUL MUTALIB, MR LIM SIANG POO ABSENTEES: MOHAMAD LOUIS QHRISHNO BIN MOHAMAD DINO, MUHAMMAD EFFAN BIN MUHAMMAD INDRA, MUHAMMAD FARHAN BIN ABDUL HALIM, MUHAMMAD SAFRIQQI BIN SABTU, PUTRI NOR AZURA BINTE JUMAHAT, RANDY REZKI BIN RASHID, RAYYAN NAWFAL BIN MOHAMMAD YUSRI

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ROW 3: (L-R) NUR INSYIRAH BINTE IS’HAK, NUR SARAH BINTE ABDULLAH, AHMAD FAUZI BIN MOHD FERDAUS, AMSYAR DANISH BIN ZULKIFLI

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ROW 3: (L-R) NOR INTAN AMILIAH BINTE MUHAMMAD INDRA, NUR NABIHA BINTE MOHD KAMIS, DWI ANJANI BINTE HAJI, NORAASIKIN BINTE AMRAN

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ROW 2: (L-R) JEFFREY YEOH JUN XIONG, GARRET LECK JING WEI, RIAN ISKANDAR BIN MOHD RIZAL, ZHANG XINXIANG, NUR IMAN BIN ABDULLAH, PEH ZHI CONG FRONT ROW: (L-R) MR NICHOLAS NG TONG KNU, ONG NIN XIN, KOH QIAO RU CELESTE, YEW SHU YING, CHIU KEN YEN, MOHAMED THAQIF BIN MOHAMED RIDUAN, MR TAILFORD RANDALL PATRICK

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ROW 3: (L-R) MUHAMAD IZZ DANIAL BIN MUHAMAD FAUZI, NG ZHI EN, KAMARUL BIN MUSTAFFA, SHAHRUDIN BIN SURAJUDIN, DANI HAZIQ BIN ROSRIZAL

ROW 2: (L-R) LEE ZHI XUAN, MOHAMMAD SYAKIR ZULHILMI BIN ZULKIFLI, LOO YONG WEI ASHER, JUSTIN TAN PIN SEN, PREMRAJ S/O STANLEY, AKMAL HAKIMI BIN NOOR IZWANDY, MUHAMMAD ADIB BIN ABDUL HALIM FRONT ROW: (L-R) NUR HANIS BINTE MD HARDI, ALYSSA MARLYNA BINTE MARSURI, PUTERI AZLINAH BINTE AZMI, MR FRANCIS CHIAN, MUHAMMAD FAREEZ BIN ZULKEFLEE, MARK HARRIS BIN MAHMOOD, ISAIAH DIEGO THADDEUS ABSENTEES: KAPILAS, MOHAMAD PATRICK BIN MOHAMAD ISMAIL, MOHAMAD ZAINULARRIFIN BIN MOHAMAD NIZAM, MUHAMMAD HIRZI HAIKEL BIN ZULKRAINE, MUHAMMAD SYAHMIR BIN MAZLAN

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ROW 3: (L-R) TAN NGIA JENG TAFFLYN (CHEN YAZHEN), MAHISHASRI D/O KUMARAN, MARIESOL JOY BINTE MOHAMAD ISMAIL, ALEEYA DAMEERAH BINTE MOHD RAZIB

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ROW 2: (L-R) BALQIS BATRISYIA BINTE MOHAMAD KHALID, CHAI KAI XUAN, ZHANG XUYING, HABRI NUR HASNAIN BIN HAIZAL, RAFIEL ARIEL BIN ZAIFARIQ, JASON TANG LE HAO, NO 4 CHAI KAI XUAN (DOUBLE LISTING), CHAN JING JIE FRONT ROW: (L-R) NURUL SYASYA BINTE ABDUL RAHIM, NUR QISTINA BINTE JUMA’AT, MR VENSON ONG, MDM NURUL GAMARIYAH BTE OSAIRI, MR JONG CHING KOON, ANGIE LIM ZI YI, JOCELYN LIM JIAXIN ABSENTEES: : CHEK BAO TING, MABEL, MOHAMED MUSHAIRIE BIN MOHAMED MUSLIYADI, MUHAMMAD NASRULLAH BIN ABDULLAH, NARMATHA D/O KATHIRAVAN, NUR ULFAH IZZAH’ATUL BINTE ZULKIFLI, NURUL ELLIESHA BINTE MAZLAN, SITI AMINAH BINTE AMAD, SUIRIAS BINTE SUHAIMI, YAP JING XUAN

ROW 2: (L-R) RYAN RYDZUAN BIN SAIPULBAHARI, MUHAMMAD AMIN BIN MOHD ASRI, TAN JUN JIE, LAI ZHONG HAN BRENDAN, MUHAMMAD NUR IRFAN BIN MOHD AZLI, MUHAMMAD AIRUL IMAN, RANDALL WONG JIAN WEI, LORETO JACOB LIU

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FRONT ROW: (L-R) MR ALAN PHOON JIAN MING, DEWI NURSYAKILLA BINTE MOHAMED SHARIN, RABIATUL HAMIZAH BINTE JOHAN, ALYA HASHA BINTE MOHAMAD ASHIT, TEO LE HENG, MUHAMMAD IQBAL RAMADHAN BIN ROHAIZAD, MR MOHAMAD SUHAIMI BIN ABDUL KARIM ABSENTEES: CHRISTY CHUA SHI MIN, MOHAMMED QAISH ALVIN BIN M SAMSI, MUHAMAD ELFIRIYAN ANAQI BIN MUHAMAD JOFFRI, MUHAMMAD ALIFF DANIAL BIN MHD AZHAR, MUHAMMAD ELFI BIN MUHAMMAD IRWANNA, MUHAMMAD FADRIAN GUNAWAN BIN MOHAMMED FAZLIN, MUHAMMAD HAZRUL DANIAL BIN MUHAMMAD ALIF, PUTRI NUR JURIZSYA BINTE JUMAHAT

ROW 1: (L-R) MS POON SOON CHIEN DOREEN, SNG LEE XIANG JOLIN, FARHA FATIMAH BINTE ABDUL MASOOD, KOH XUAN WEN, MR LAM WEE TECK TERRENCE ABSENTEES: MUHAMMAD MUKMIN BIN MOHAMMED RIZAL, NUR SABRINA BINTE AMIR, PUTRI NUR AQILA BINTE ABDULLAH, TAN XIN YUH

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ROW 2: (L-R) ANG JING XUAN JANSEN, TOK ZHI XUAN, TEO JIAN PING, MUHAMMAD HIDAYAT BIN MUHAMMAD HADI NG @ NG WEI AN

ROW 2 (L-R) MUHAMAD NOOR HAZIQ BIN JULIAMI, ALEXANDER CHOO (XU YANG), MOHAMED ALIF DANIAL BIN MOHAMED RAZALI, IMAN SHAFIQ BIN ABDULLAH ROW 1 (L-R) “MS TEE SHIN HUI, RAIYAN NAUFAL MUHAMMAD SALMAN, TAN XIN YI CADENCE, ISADHORA BINTE MUHAMMAD NOOR, SNG POH AN NIGEL, LEE SING FEI” MS JOLENE ANG BEE BEE

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ROW 2 (L-R) TAN FANG LIN, SYABIL EL NINO AKIF BIN SUHAIMI, CHAN JINGQUAN, TANG ZHENG GUAN, MR. GO TIEN LYE DANIEL ROW 1 (L-R) MR. DINESH S/O RADARKRISHNAN, IRWAN ELFENDY BIN MAHMOOD, LIM CHEONG LENG, MUHAMMAD BAHIYHAQI BIN AHAD, MR. NEO TENG LONG CHRISTOPHER ABSENTEES: MUHAMMAD ERIQ HERWIN BIN FIRDAUS, MUHAMMED IQMAL BIN ISMAIL, NUR HAZIRAH BINTE ROSLI

ROW 2 (L-R) ONG JIE LUN KYLAN, NAZIF BIN NASARUDIN

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ROW 1 (L-R) MR GO TIEN LYE DANIEL, LYYA SHAKIRAH BINTE SAIMEN, ONG ZHEN LING, YEAN JING HAN, MUHAMMAD HARIQ IMAN BIN AHMAD, MUHAMMAD DANIAL HAZIQ BIN JUMARI, MR NEO TENG LONG CHRISTOPHER ABSENTEES: CHIA JIAN NING JASLYN, GOH JESI, PENG YONG SOON

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AESTHETICS DEPARTMENT

Assumption Pathway School (APS) held its 4th art exhibition at National Gallery Singapore in October 2022. The exhibition, “The Storyteller” showcased artworks of students of all levels and interest groups.

It was officiated by Madam Liew Wei Li, Director-General of Education. The exhibition created an opportunity for the students to have deeper engagement with arts and the community beyond the school.

Assumption Pathway School is the first school hosting the Roving Art Truck 2.0 this year. The Roving Art Truck is one of the outreach programmes run by National Gallery of Singapore, featuring replicas of selected artworks that are under the Gallery national collection.

The school received a visit from National Gallery Singapore staff as part of the continued partnership and collaboration effort. This is our first collaborative art workshop held in our school. This activity is also part of our preparation for the upcoming art exhibition at the National Gallery Singapore.

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BAKING PRACTICES AND HAIRDRESSING DEPARTMENT

In 2023, the revamped Baking Practices Curriculum is designed to empower aspiring bakers with new skills and sustainable practices. The baking curriculum of 2023 has undergone exciting changes to teach aspiring bakers the latest techniques, healthy recipes, and creativity. From sustainable baking to exploring global traditions, students will gain a well-rounded education in the culinary arts.

15th APS Anniversary Cupcake Making - Sweet Celebrations During the 15th APS Anniversary, students and staff came together to prepare and bake cupcakes for the special occasion. In commemoration of this special occasion, the APS Baking Practices team united the baking {students, baking teachers, and school leaders to participate in a fun-filled baking extravaganza. Under the guidance of experienced baking teachers, all Year 4 Baking students were engaged in cupcake-making workshops that showcased various decorating techniques and icing styles. From intricate floral designs to miniature replicas of the school’s emblem, each cupcake became a canvas for artistic expression.

Hairdressing Realworks - Caring for the Community’s Confidence Hairdressing Realworks brought smiles and boosted the confidence of the students as they offered quality hair care services to both APS staff and the public. Guided by compassionate hairdressing teachers, the Year 4 Hairdressing students provided haircuts and support to individuals, uplifting spirits and empowering them.

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT

The English Language Department aspires to equip students with functional literacy and communication skills through hands-on learning and authentic tasks. These skills are crucial for future employability, critical thinking, problem-solving and life-long learning. This year, our students were encouraged to pen gratitude notes to their supervisors during their two-week Industry Experiential Programme and present the notes to them. Students also got the opportunity to interview their teachers as part of English week to find out more about what our teachers were up to as students - their fears, dreams, hopes and aspirations. Our Year 4 students also penned and presented their #YesICan speeches about their journey in APS. These speeches reflect the growth mind-set in students and their resilience.

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FACILITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT

Vocational training is gaining traction as another educational pathway for individuals who want to acquire specific skills and knowledge in a particular trade or profession. Changes to technology, green initiatives and other new trends are changing the facility landscape.

The course is undergoing changes with the new ‘Developing a Curriculum’ (DACUM) coming in with inputs from experts from the industries. This will provide a stronger pathway for graduates to assimilate into ITE’s new 3-year Higher Nitec programmes and subsequently into their respective industries. The new curriculum is expected to include a combination of classroom instructions, practical work learnings, and real-world experience through Industry Experiential Programmes. Students will be able to apply their knowledge directly and develop new skills required for the industry. There will be a higher emphasis on practical, hands-on training so as to ensure students gain proficiency in their field of plumbing, electrical, air-conditioning and refrigeration.

The department remains committed in teaching and providing an intended purpose to help every student learn and gain a career in the facility industry.

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HOSPITALITY SERVICES AND CULINARY SKILLS DEPARTMENT

The Hospitality and Food and Beverage industry has evolved in the past years, transitioning from an experience that was primarily people-centric to one where IT tools and machines help us with common functions like viewing a menu online via a QR code, ordering on a tablet or a self-service kiosk. Food now can also be delivered from the kitchen efficiently with wheeled robots and conveyor belts and dishes are made by rotating metal arms.

In the Hospitality Services and Culinary Skills Department, the students are honed in a myriad of basic skills and experience different cuisines. These help create a more rounded student who is able to relate to different real-world skills.

To create individuals who are competent, students experience work in an authentic setting. The Year 4 Culinary students take their learning out of the kitchen, setting up several outdoor food stalls at the ART. They are required to cook to-order and face paying customers of the public. One team takes the food through its preparation processes in the training kitchen while another team runs the service at the restaurant with the students rotating every week. Everyone has their hands in the game and nobody has a task irrelevant to the success of Foodstreet! The students take away more than just a culinary experience; they create bonds and memories, a camaraderie from working towards a common goal.

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INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is one of the three foundation programmes offered in APS. The department’s vision is to prepare students to be Life Ready, Work Ready and Future Ready. As such, the ICT programme develops the students’ competencies in ICT knowledge and skills in order for them to contribute to society and the workplace. The programme hopes to motivate the students to learn and be more confident in achieving personal success through a Head, Heart and Hands approach.

Our curriculum aims to help students develop basic literacy skills through the use of technology and authentic online assignments. Students are given hands-on learning experiences to strengthen their ICT competencies and develop their characters of a responsible citizens with the interests of the larger online community in mind.

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MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT

The Mathematics Department has embarked on a journey to build up the confidence of our students in using mathematics, through interest-sparking, hands-on lessons and learning journeys. Hands-on lessons bring the real world to our students as they rediscover the joy in learning at a pace that matches them better.

Learning journeys allows them to apply what they have learned in practical situations presented to them, like the Math Bowling Learning Journey and Math Trail. Through the encouragement of the teachers, the belief in their abilities is being nurtured. The students are trained in problem solving skills in Year 1 through the lead up to Math Challenge, where they must solve problems as a team, utilising simple heuristics like solving part of the problem, looking for patterns, making a list and more. These help them build up their confidence when facing new problems and challenges in Mathematics.

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STUDENT DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT

The Student Development Department is dedicated to empowering students through holistic growth.

The department’s iSTAY Residential Programme offers transformative experiences for Year 1 to Year 4 students.

Through this residential programme, students learn life skills and live out the school’s CARER values that are taught in the context of communal living through planned routines, activities, and projects.

Beyond regular school hours, the department engages students meaningfully at the Assumption Recreation Centre (ARC). The facilities in the centre include video games, air-hockey tables as well as sports such as basketball, table tennis and badminton. Besides these regular engagements, the department also plans and implements level-wide After School Sports Engagement activities. By participating in sports, students develop discipline, teamwork, and a healthy lifestyle.

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

Sports and Games - PE lessons provide opportunities for students to acquire skills and knowledge of different games whilst having fun and having a sweat. Our APS Sports Fiesta is also organised to promote healthy lifestyle, sportsmanship, class spirit and enable students to demonstrate School Carer values. This year, we are resuming SwimSafer 2.0. This programme is a national water-safety programme was introduced to equip the Year Two students the important lifeskills of basic swimming, water safety knowledge and personal water survival skills.

Physical Health Education and Fitness - Our students develop an understanding of a range of good health practices, safety and habits and this will enable the students to be equipped with knowledge and skills to make informed personal decisions to stay active and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Outdoor Education - engages the students’ sense of adventure through the exploration of both natural and urban environments within their immediate surroundings to other unfamiliar locations.

Co-Curricular Activities - APS provides an array of Co-Curricular Activities to engage and bring students from diverse backgrounds together to develop friendships and deepen their sense of belonging to the school and community.

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STUDENT SUPPORT DEPARTMENT

The Student Support Department is committed to equip students to Achieve Personal Success. This is done by providing support in the areas of academic learning, social-emotional skills and behavioural needs. The department collaborates with various external agencies to provide additional after-school support for our students through mentoring, counselling and interest-based programmes. These various programmes help students develop self-awareness and acquire life skills to overcome real-life challenges. This year, students are taught a range of technical skillsets such as communication and marketing skills that can help them in real-world situations. Students also had a chance to work with Mummy Yummy and are provided with platforms to serve the community, hence growing a sense of care, empathy and compassion for others.

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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

BASKETBALL

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ART CLUB

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DANCE CLUB

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PERCUSSION BAND

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AV CLUB

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ROBOTICS CLUB

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YEAR 1 ORIENTATION The Year 1 Orientation Programme was led by our student councillors to help our new students to be familiar with the school’s premises and facilities. The student councillors were able to share with the Year 1s on their own experiences as students when they first joined APS, and how they overcame their challenges. This was then followed by a vendor-run one-week activities which allowed our new students to bond with their peers and teachers. The students participated in many interesting activities such as teambuilding games, puzzlesolving, archery and even performed on stage during parents’ night. These activities encouraged students to find their own strengths, promoted cooperative and collaborative peer relationships so that students will be

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GRADUATION CEREMONY & ANNIVERSARY APS 15th Anniversary & Graduation Ceremony 2023 Assumption Pathway School is 15 years old and it is time for us to gather together with all our stakeholders to celebrate this significant milestone – especially of ourstudents Achieving Personal Success through hard work!

On 12 May 2023, we held our 15th Anniversary & Graduation Ceremony in APS. We were indeed honoured to have Mr Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Education, joined us on this special day. Our theme this year was aptly named “Many Hands, One Purpose” - in line with our core beliefs that “We Value Every Student”, “All Can Learn” and “Every Student Can Succeed” - we want to recognise all our partners for their unwavering support and collaboration with the school these past 15 years - in providing varied and invaluable opportunities and learning experiences for both past and present students to discover their talents, passion, and motivation to develop positive emotions leading toward purposeful living.

As part of our celebrations, Minister Chan was invited to sign on the APS tree artwork. The design of the tree was conceptualized using pairs of nurturing hands to form the trunk and the thumbprints of our current cohort of students to represent the blooming leaves. Minister Chan and several key stakeholders were also involved in the laying of the final 15 commemorative cupcakes to mark the completion of the 15th Anniversary APS tree depicting the symbiotic relationship between the school and key stakeholders in nurturing past, present and future students. We look to God’s continual providence and blessings upon APS as we forge ahead in the coming years!

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CHINESE NEW YEAR & HARI RAYA CELEBRATION

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CHARACTER EDUCATION

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Total Defence Day

International Friendship Day

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CHARACTER EDUCATION Racial Harmony Day

National Day

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iSTAY iSTAY is a distinctive signature programme and key component of our character development programme in APS. Through iSTAY, we aim for our students to learn valuable life skills and to live out the school’s CARER values taught through the context of communal living via purposefully planned routines, activities and projects. The activities in iSTAY are intentionally planned for students to demonstrate the CARER values and socio-emotional competencies espoused by the school.

The Year 4 students in Semester 1 and Year 3 students in Semester 2 stayed overnight for 2 nights during the IEP-iSTAY Programme. This allowed them to practice life skills routines and they even learned how they can during the day. Students, led by their Form Teachers, practised financial literacy on the first night as they planned for their next day’s dinner. The next day after work, with the food they have bought, the students enjoyed their meal together in a very special way.

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have healthy meals incorporated in their lifestyle after work while they were attached to our industry partners

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APSC (APS CHALLENGE) The Annual APS Challenge (APSC) is an exciting program offered by our school that aims to provide students with unique opportunities to discover their potential, develop essential skills, and contribute meaningfully to their community.

Through a series of engaging challenges, including Values-in-Action (VIA) projects and service-learning activities, students are encouraged to step out of their comfort zones and explore new horizons. These challenges cover a wide range of experiences, such as outdoor adventure, creating tie-dye T-shirts, preparing food for those in need, and even learning car maintenance skills.

The program is designed to help students acquire skills that will benefit them for a lifetime. They learn essential life skills such as planning, budgeting, and time management as they tackle these diverse challenges.

APSC also aims to build students’ confidence and inspire them to dream big. By pushing their boundaries and persevering through these challenges, students develop a strong belief in their abilities and realise that they can achieve their goals with determination and hard work.

One of the most rewarding aspects of APSC is the opportunity for students to make a positive impact on their community. By using the skills they have acquired during the program, students actively contribute to the betterment of society. This instills a sense of empathy, compassion, and social responsibility, fostering a deep understanding of the importance of giving back.

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STUDENT LEADERSHIP The Student Leadership Strategic Committee provides opportunities for students to take up leadership roles in APS. In 2023, we have continued to create platforms for our student leaders to share and create awareness on Peer Support. We also collaborated with Silver Ribbon which allowed our student leaders to share and be involved in bringing Mental Health awareness to our school. Our student leaders are also given the autonomy to plan and execute the yearly Teachers’ Day Celebration in which they do enthusiastically. Our student leaders, consisting of Sports Leaders, CCA Leaders, Class Leaders and Student Councillors are supervised by their teachers in charge to carry out their duties efficiently and responsibly. The school will continue to provide them with other platforms to further enhance their leadership skills such as by attending the year-end Student individuals and prepare them for their future endeavors after they graduate from APS.

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Leadership Camp. These platforms and opportunities will eventually help mold our students into confident

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CATHOLIC AFFAIRS This year, Catholic Affairs had several events that brought our Montfortian community together. One of the highlights was the Montfortian Dedication of School Year Mass, held at the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. We were honoured to have His Eminence, Cardinal William Goh, as the celebrant for the special occasion.

Brother Dominic also met the students and shared during the Assembly Talk, discussing the importance of the value of Adaptability, leaving a lasting impact on all who attended.

Our Year 2 Orientation Programme included the annual Year 2 Cesson Bridge Experience. We were fortunate to have Mr Francis Tan, Executive Director of St Gabriel’s Foundation, speak to our students about Montfort. Our Montfortian Education Officer, Mr Brian Tan also led the session, sharing insights and stories about Montfort’s life to our students.

A few of our Catholic staff participated in the Catholic Education Conference at St Patrick’s Secondary School.

It was an inspiring event where Catholics shared their faith journeys and views with other Catholic schools.

After a three-year wait, the highly anticipated Montfortian Education Symposium (MES) finally took place. It took place in Assumption Pathway School on 19 May 2023, Brother Dominic led a session on the Framework of MGEI Catholic Ethos and participants attended break-out sessions that were helmed by our Montfortian schools. It was a great time of learning and pollination of ideas.

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TEACHERS' DAY CELEBRATIONS & ADMIN APPRECIATION DAY This year’s Teachers’ and Admin Appreciation Day celebration was a bit different as we decided to host the celebrations across four different venues, with each level helming one cohort. The result was a much more intimate one as the students, teachers and staff from the same level celebrated together. The bond amongst the staff and students has already been forged and is now used as an opportunity to make it stronger. It was indeed a heartwarming scene where students shared their words of gratitude with our staff. Both staff and students participated in the activities organised by our Student Councillors. It was indeed a joyous occasion

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APS SPORTS FIESTA APS Sports Fiesta is an annual event organised by the PE Department to inculcate the importance of healthy lifestyle and to promote mass participation in sports and games among the students. It serves as a platform to promote sportsmanship and class spirit and to internalise and demonstrate the School CARER Values. InterClass games such as Captain’s Ball, Floorball, Handball and Volleyball were organised for the students to pit their skills against their peers in friendly competition. Innovative fringe activities were organised to engage students to strive for their personal best outcomes in various psychomotor tasks.

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THE ASSUMPTION RESTAURANT FOR TRAINING (THE ART) & EVENING AT THE ART The Assumption Restaurant for Training (The ART) started the year with a new online booking platform ‘Chope’.

‘Chope’ has provided students with a hands-on experience on how to how to use the system as well as secure instant confirmation for customers.

This February, we celebrated Chinese New Year (CNY) with a big bang! We welcomed our customers to our annual CNY Set menus and the demand was overwhelming! Some of our signature dishes include Fa Cai Yu

Our first Evening at The ART dinner had a Spanish theme and was supported by our partner, Conrad Centennial Hotel. Our students were delighted to be working with the distinguished Chefs to prepare dishes new to them.

This was followed by the second Evening at The ART with RE&S and also a first to showcase Japanese cuisine.

Students learnt more about how to prepare and present Japanese cuisine.

We also started breakfast service in April with the aim of providing students with more learning opportunities to hone their skills, both for the culinary and hospitality students of Academy. Students tried their hand at preparing the breakfast menu and the breakfast crowd has been growing ever since.

We also hosted our Year 4 students from Hospitality and Culinary for their yearly Food Street at the ART that drew overwhelming crowds with dishes like Satay, Seafood Yee Mien, Ayam Penyet, Waffles and Mocktails.

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Sheng and the wonderful cookies produced by our Baking students.

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INDUSTRY EXPERIENTIAL PROGRAMME (IEP) We were delighted that the Year 4 students were able to complete their 2-week Industry Experiential Programme (IEP) in May 2023. Most of the students were able to continue their IEP at the same company which they had been attached to in their Year 3 last year.

Before the commencement of IEP, a trip was organised for the students to visit the organisations that they would be attached to. This gave students the opportunity to familiarise themselves to their working environment for their IEP. During the site visit, students were introduced to their immediate supervisors where they were briefed on the working expectations such as the daily reporting time, the number of working hours, the job duties and responsibilities.

The SEN students had the opportunity to continue their IEP with Commonwealth Capital and HANs. The students were able to adapt better this time round.

Overall, the Year 4 students were able to display their resilience and adaptability during these 2 weeks. The students were grateful for the invaluable experiences learned and wonderful memories created. The partners were also impressed by their work and even offered part time job opportunities to most of our students. We are grateful to our partners for their continued support in believing in our APS students.

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ASSUMPTION PATHWAY ACADEMY INDUSTRY SUPPORT PROGRAMME (ISP) The Assumption Pathway Academy looks into the two-year work-study programme curated for our APS graduands. Students are exposed to the two-prong approach of training at a workplace and learning in a class setting.

With the support of the school’s senior management, the Academy currently holds various licences from Singapore Food Agency (SFA) to operate seven F&B outlets for actual workplace training as well as for business.

They are The ART Restaurant, Assumption Real-works Baking Kitchen, Assumption Real-works Hot Kitchen, the School and our Bake & Brew canteen stall.

Through training at our own F&B outlets, students develop their competencies through a three-stage progression chart. As they become more work-ready, students would be emplaced with our major F&B industry partners for further training and development. We have had student attachments at Creative Eateries, RE&S, Holiday Inn Atrium Hotel, Goodwood Park Hotel, Han’s Group, Raffles Town Club, Commonwealth Capital and Crossings Café The Academy conducts various WSQ courses, conducted in bite-size modules, to level up the skills of the students. Students learn selected critical core skills in a class setting and the necessary skills related to food services and hospitality.

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café at ST Engineering Jurong East Hub, the food-truck at Kallang Polyclinic, the café in Jurong Secondary

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STAFF DEVELOPMENT This year, we focused on learning more about how to better engage students through Character & Citizenship Education and Support for Students with Special Education Needs. Just like the students, we learn best by doing and we spent two days discussing and role-playing different scenarios. We also launched our staff development google site this year! Anchored on our school’s belief that ‘We Value Every Staff’, ‘All Can Learn’ and ‘Every Staff Can Succeed’, we hope that we can all grow together by providing staff access to resources for their own personal growth.

At Assumption Pathway School, we continue to grow through our Professional Learning Teams (PLTs) which aim to provide professional support networks within the school, carving out a safe space for professional discourse on topics relating to student development and staff learning. As a school, we aspire to improve ourselves continually, encourage staff ownership as well as strengthen staff expertise within the school.

As Abigail Adams so beautifully encapsulated: “Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardour and diligence.”

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STAFF WELL-BEING APS recognises and firmly believes that its staff is the most valuable resource it possesses. Therefore, we place great importance on promoting the physical, social, and emotional well-being of our dedicated team members.

The Staff Welfare Committee at APS has a clear objective: to cater to the diverse needs of our staff and to foster a vibrant sense of unity and affection towards the school. The committee meticulously planned and organised recreational activities to encourage staff interaction and engagement.

activities aimed at enhancing staff bonding and enjoyment. These exciting events allowed staff members to forge deeper connections while indulging in moments of relaxation and shared experiences. From engaging team-building exercises to themed celebrations, there was a diverse array of opportunities for our staff to unwind, rejuvenate, and forge lasting connections.

At APS, we firmly believe that a happy and connected staff translates into an enriched learning environment for our students. Therefore, we remain committed to continually nurturing the well-being of our staff through a variety of engaging activities, promoting camaraderie, and cultivating a sense of belonging.

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STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT Year 1 Parents Conference was held on the first day of school. Year 1 Head, Mr Chris Fong gave a very insightful sharing to the parents. There were also sharing by our community partners during the conference.

Parents Dinner Gathering was organised for the first time after the pandemic. The turnout by the year 1 parents was very promising. This gathering aims to connect and create a network of community among parents and forge a bond among parents to learn and share with other parents. A dialogue session was held during this gathering by our invited speakers who were former PSG ExCo members.

A parent’s workshop was also organised in school on 14 April 2023. The parents were very engaged and enjoyed themselves throughout the workshop. During the workshop, parents were given a short sharing on parenting tips conducted by our SEN Officer, Ms Olivia. At the end of workshop everyone was happy to bring home their own baked cookies.

The APS Alumni had their Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 26 April 2023. It was held in the school auditorium and the turnout by the members was very encouraging. The AGM was conducted successfully in which Mr Daryl Haw is appointed as the new Alumni President and with two new members taking the appointment in the ExCo.

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