Lianhua Primary School Yearbook 2025

Principal’s Foreword

Dear Parents, Students, and Friends of Lianhua Primary School,

At Lianhua Primary School, we believe that every child has the potential not just to grow but to thrive. This year, as I walked the corridors, peeked into classrooms and joined in the joyful noise of recess play and special programmes such as Innovation Week and Young Exploring Scientists (YES!), I saw firsthand the energy, curiosity and wonder that our students bring to school each day. And it reminded me that learning is not just what happens at the desk - it’s what lights up the eyes, activates the hands and fills the heart.

Our outcome for every Lianhua student is bold yet beautifully simple: a passionate learner, a creative and critical thinker, a confident communicator and an exemplary leader. To nurture this thriving student, we don’t just teach - we craft experiences that spark joy, ignite thinking and build character.

A key ingredient in our approach? Play.

At Lianhua, play is not a break from learning - it is learning. Through purposeful play, our children explore, experiment and discover. One powerful way we’ve brought this to life this year is through the use of 6 Bricks - a pedagogical tool that helps our students strengthen their focus, memory, collaboration and creativity. Whether it is a fast-paced brick challenge to sharpen attention or a reflective task that builds spatial reasoning, our students are not just connecting bricks - they’re learning executive functioning skills, laying the foundations for lifelong learning and developing the mental agility and resilience to tackle challenges with confidence.

As you flip through this yearbook, you’ll see moments of pride, perseverance and engagement via play - each one a stepping stone in the journey of a thriving Lianhua student. These moments are shaped by a caring community of teachers, parents and partners who believe that every child can lead, learn and love.

Let us continue to create the right conditions - of warmth, wonder and wisdom - for our children to not only grow but to soar.

Sincerely,

Ms Pamela Kiew Principal and Head Superhero, Lianhua Primary School

Vice-Principal’s Foreword

Congratulations, you did it! You have completed another year at school, and I am sure you have stored treasure-troves of unforgettable memories, of ups and downs, of successes as well as challenges.

This year has been especially memorable since we restarted our Overseas Cultural Experience (OCE) trip for students after the COVID years. The OCE trip to Chiang Mai was a meaningful experience full of discoveries and growth for both our students and staff. We enjoyed interacting with our Thai friends from Sanpatong Suwannarat Wittayakarn School and learned so much from them about the Thai culture.

As you reflect on the year, I hope you are filled with gratitude for the people who have supported you along the way and enabled you to be a better version of yourself each day.

Do give a big shout out and ‘Thank you!’ to your parents, family members, teachers and not forgetting the support staff like our cleaners, guards and admin team, who have, in big and small ways, made learning possible and more conducive for all of us.

Kudos to the Lianhua team who have been supporting us every day. From the moment you step into the school gates, the prefects, guards, OMs and School Leaders who greet you, to our office staff who help you when you are sick or injured, and our Operations Support Staff and cleaners who ensure that the school is clean and conducive for everyone! And not forgetting, our dedicated educators with their hearts of gold, imparting knowledge and values daily and caring for each and every child.

Have a good break this holidays and we look forward to an exciting year in 2026 as we celebrate Lianhua’s 80th Anniversary!

Sincerely,

Mdm Janice Tan Vice-Principal

To our dedicated teachers and staff—thank you for your creativity, care, and commitment. You make learning come alive every day, and your efforts continue to shape the hearts and minds of our students.

To our parents—thank you for your ongoing support and partnership. And to our students— you are the heart of Lianhua. Keep asking questions, trying new things, looking out for one another, and learning with joy.

As we look ahead, let us continue to grow together - learning with curiosity, leading with compassion, and facing each challenge with courage and resilience.

Sincerely,

Mrs Mavis Low Vice-Principal

Vice-Principal’s Foreword

o you remember those magical moments when you first wondered why the sky is blue and what a rainbow is made of? This is the special feeling of wanting to know more and the magic of youthful curiosity! Curiosity ignites a sense of wonder, encouraging us to explore, ask questions and motivate us to learn. It sparks and fuels the imagination within us to dream big and see the countless adventures waiting in the world around us.

In school, we have watched your eyes sparkle during Science experiments, seen your excitement when engaged in activities conducted at the Imaginarium and heard your enthusiastic questions during lessons. Every question you have asked has been a step forward in your learning adventure, showing how you have taken charge of your own discovery journey.

Within these yearbook pages, we have captured your delightful moments of Play and Discovery. Each page tells a story of how your curiosity led you to embrace new challenges, forge friendships and dive enthusiastically into school life.

Keep that spark of wonder alive—stay curious, keep asking questions, and let your imagination take flight!

Sincerely,

Mr Lee Tze Wei Jeffrey Vice-Principal

Staff & School Management Committee Photos

Row 1 :

Mdm Kuan Suan Shi, Ms Tan Li Yan, Mr Chong Chee Weng Matthew, Mdm Lee Gim Fang, Mrs Emily Chia, Mr Low Teck Chye Vincent, Ms Hoon Christina, Mdm Janice Tan (VicePrincipal), Mrs Mavis Low (Vice-Principal), Ms Pamela Kiew (Principal), Mr Jeffrey Lee (Vice-Principal (Admin), Mdm Jagjit Kaur D/O Parmjit Singh, Mdm Woo Yeong Yi, Mdm Juliswati Bte Samad, Ms Foo Ru Yuan Sheena, Ms Wang Xiaoxuan, Mrs Samantha Soh-Lee Miew Fung, Mdm Woan Shu Pei Brenda, Mdm Shanthini D/O Radha Krishnan

Row 2 :

Mdm Norlailawati Bte Osman, Ms Sim Bee Hong Abigail, Ms Syafiqah Binte Samsudin, Ms Lim Chiau Ling, Mdm Ramzaniah Binti Lateh, Mdm Lin Rui Jun, Ms Chua Ee Wen Eileen, Mdm Hana Diyana Abd Kahar, Mrs Liew-Kong Yue Ping Samantha, Ms Ismira Yanti Binti Abu Bakar, Ms Lee Poh Ling, Mdm Ow May Ling Angeline, Mdm Subathra D/O Govindasamy, Mr Sim Wee Choon, Mr Ramadhan Bin Omar, Mrs Alexis Pua-Toh Wei Zeng, Mdm Pek Peet Juan Shanice, Mdm Khilfina Bte Kamaruddin Shah, Ms Fatimah Sajidah Binte Abdul Razak, Mrs Choy-Chua Wan Jun, Ms Farah Syafiqah Binte Johari, Mdm Norhayati Bte Ruhani, Mrs Tan Jye En, Mdm Tan Xiaohui, Ms Shafira Binte Zailani, Ms Toh Bee Hong, Ms Soh Fang Ying, Ms Amelia Lee Wan Qing, Mdm Muthu Selvi

Row 3 :

Row 4 : Mdm Irnny Irianny Binte Chuma'ing, Mdm Ma Su Lin Jacqueline, Mdm Masrini Binte Samsi, Mdm Siti Nuraini Mustaqiim M Yusof, Ms Choo Yen Leng Josephine, Ms Poh Jing Wen Alyssa, Ms Hidayah Binte Sidek, Mdm Liu Chang, Ms Clara Tan Yi Jun, Ms Rachel Koh Bao Qin, Mdm Chan Siew Hoon, Mdm Rabiatuladawiyah Bte Gulam Ashraf, Ms Sheril Aida Binte Ishak, Ms Chen Yimeng Vivian, Ms Arshvini Paulose Manohar, Ms Lee Sok Ngee Pauline, Mdm Maggie Fong Pui Yi, Mdm Norhani Bte Sahar, Mdm Koh Wan Ting, Ms Nurashikin Binte Mohd Rashid, Mdm Azizah Bte Mohd Ali

Ms Lu Ching Ching, Ms Lim Chien Ling Shenlynn, Ms Wok Li Jun Elizabeth, Mdm Rosnah Binte Rosman, Ms Hilda Goh Ru Bin, Ms Lee Jieying Edelyn, Ms K Pavitra Kanaiah, Mdm B Reqha Trixie, Mdm Chua Yi Ling, Ms Ng Ziqian Jolene, Ms Lim Hui Wen, Mdm Lee Peir Chuang, Mdm Jalifah Bte Ismail, Ms Packkirisamy Sivasakthi, Mrs Nonis-Po Mun Ying, Ms Tahiradulnisha Bte Kader Ibrahim, Mdm Norlaili Binte Mustaffa, Mdm Siti Aishah Bte Mohd Rasid, Ms Abigail Ang Jia Min, Mdm Tan Ah Kim

Row 1 :

Mrs Emily Chia, Mr Low Teck Chye Vincent, Ms Hoon Christina, Mdm Janice Tan (Vice-Principal), Mrs Mavis Low (Vice-Principal), Ms Pamela Kiew (Principal), Mr Jeffrey Lee (Vice-Principal (Admin)), Mdm Jagjit Kaur D/O Parmjit Singh, Mdm Woo Yeong Yi, Mdm Juliswati Bte Samad, Ms Foo Ru Yuan Sheena

Row 2 :

Mdm Lee Gim Fang, Ms Tan Li Yan, Mdm Ow May Ling Angeline, Mdm Subathra D/O Govindasamy, Mdm Chan Siew Hoon, Mdm Pek Peet Juan Shanice, Mdm Khilfina Bte Kamaruddin Shah, Mrs NonisPo Mun Ying, Mdm Woan Shu Pei Brenda, Mdm Shanthini D/O Radha Krishnan, Ms Wang Xiaoxuan

Row 3:

Ms K Pavitra Kanaiah, Mr Sim Wee Choon, Mr Chong Chee Weng Matthew, Mr Ramadhan Bin Omar, Mrs Alexis Pua-Toh Wei Zeng, Mrs Samantha Soh-Lee Miew Fung, Mdm Kuan Suan Shi

Row 5 : Ms Hussum Fatimah Bte Syed Mohd, Ms Tan Jing Her, Mdm Lai Lian Siang Ruth, Mdm Yang Fan, Mdm Lee Qian Ren, Ms Wong Jing Mei Joyce, Mdm Dhanikachalam Ammu Karthika, Ms Yeo Al Hui Carrine, Mr Willie Wong Weng Seng, Mr Li Jjanwen, Mr Foo Zhi Bao Jonathan, Mr Wong Jinxing Dennis, Mr Lim Soon Wei, Mr Wong Ee Meng Samuel, Mr Mohammad Faizal Bin Ismail, Mr Fadial B Jamaludin, Mr Ramanathan Alagappan, Mr Goh Yoon Sin

Not In Photo : Ms Noor Dayana Bte Mohd Saleh, Mr Tan Chin Chuan, Mdm Norlieza Bte Ahmad, Mr Zainul Bin Rahim Shaffee, Ms Yong Hua Moy, Mdm Selva Rani D/O Adekalo Japalla, Mdm Rashiqah Bte Mohd Rashid, Ms Gracia Ee En, Ms Lim Siew Chin, Ms Ong Ee Lee, Mdm Shafeer Ahamed H,Ms Celine Tan Lay Yun, Mr Hassan Mohideen Bin Hassan Ibrahim, Ms Lim You En Nikki, Ms Loy Ann Ting Stella, Mr Kathiravan S/O Murugiah, Ms Marina Wee, Mdm Saminathan Gunasakaren, Mr Tan Thong Howe, Ms Wee Lian Eng Constance, Ms Wee Aye Maye, Ms Wee Soo Ting, Ms Siti Nurbaiyah Binte Jaffar, Ms Phuay Feng Ying, Mdm Lai Chooi Lan, Mdm Maheswari D/0 Krishnan, Mdm Nianamal D/O O K Naina Mohamed, Mr Tan Jui Yong, Mr Ikhmal, Ms Gheetha, Mr Mazlan Bin Amat, Mdm Nirmala D/O K Krishnan

School Management Committee

From left to right :

From left to right :

Row 1 :

2 :

Mdm Norlailawati Bte Osman, Ms Fatimah Sajidah Binte Abdul Razak, Mrs Liew-Kong Yue Ping Samantha, Mdm Irnny Irianny Binte Chuma'ing, Mdm Juliswati Bte Samad, Mdm Shanthini D/O Radha Krishnan, Mdm

Ow May Ling Angeline, Mdm Siti

Nuraini Mustaqiim M Yusof, Mdm Norhani Bte Sahar

Ms Poh Jing Wen Alyssa, Ms Clara Tan Yi Jun, Ms Lim Chien Ling Shenlynn, Mr Chong Chee Weng Matthew, Mr Ramadhan Bin Omar, Ms Yeo Ai Hui Carrine, Mdm Jalifah Bte Ismail, Mdm Jagjit Kaur D/O Parmjit Singh, Mdm

Masrini Binte Samsi

English Language Department

Row 1 : Row 2 : Ms Toh Bee Hong, Mdm

Rabiatuladawiyah Bte Gulam Ashraf, Ms Lee Jieying Edelyn, Mdm Lai Lian

Siang Ruth, Mrs Alexis Pua-Toh Wei Zeng, Mr Wong Jinxing Dennis, Ms Hoon Christina, Mrs Emily Chia

Mdm Hana Diyana Abd Kahar, Ms

Choo Yen Leng Josephine, Ms K

Pavitra Kanaiah, Ms Hussum Fatimah

Bte Syed Mohd, Mdm Pek Peet Juan Shanice, Ms Ng Ziqian Jolene, Mdm

Ma Su Lin Jacqueline, Mrs Choy-Chua

Wan Jun

Mathematics Department

From left to right :

From left to right :

Science Department

From left to right :

Row 1 :

Row 2 :

Row 3:

From left to right :

Row 1 :

Mrs Samantha Soh-Lee Miew Fung,

Ms Foo Ru Yuan Sheena, Mrs Nonis-Po Mun Ying, Mdm Woan Shu Pei Brenda, Ms Lee Sok Ngee Pauline, Ms Wang Xiaoxuan, Ms Amelia Lee Wan Qing

Row 2 :

Ms Wok Li Jun Elizabeth, Mdm Chua Yi Ling, Mr Willie Wong Weng Seng, Mr Lim Soon Wei, Mdm Khilfina Bte Kamaruddin Shah, Ms Rachel Koh Bao Qin

Mr Fadial B Jamaludin, Mdm Liu Chang, Mdm Subathra D/O Govindasam y, Mdm Woo Yeong Yi, Ms Tan Li Yan, Mdm Kuan Suan Shi, Mdm Norhayati Bte Ruhani

Ms Lim Chiau Ling, Mdm Ramzaniah Binti Lateh, Ms Farah Syafiqah Binte Johari, Mdm Koh Wan Ting, Ms Arshvini Paulose Manohar, Mr Mohammad Faizal Bin Ismail, Mdm Rosnah Binte Rosman, Mdm Maggie Fong Pui Yi, Ms Chua Ee Wen Eileen, Mdm Lin Rui Jun, Mdm Tan Xiaohui

Mdm Siti Aishah Bte Mohd Rasid, Mdm B Reqha Trixie, Mdm Yang Fan, Ms Wong Jing Mei Joyce, Mdm Dhanikachalam Ammu Karthika, Mdm Lee Qian Ren, Ms Packkirisamy Sivasakthi, Ms Abigail Ang Jia Min, Mdm Norlaili Bte Mustaffa

Mother Tongue Language Department

From left to right :

Mdm Pek Peet Juan Shanice, Mrs Samantha Soh-Lee Miew Fung, Ms Wang Xiaoxuan, Ms Clara Tan Yi Jun, Ms Foo Ru Yuan Sheena, Mdm Khilfina Bte Kamaruddin Shah, Ms Hoon Christina, Ms K Pavitra Kanaiah, Mdm Ow May Ling Angeline

Ms Syafiqah Binte Samsudin, Ms Ismira Yanti Binti Abu Bakar, Ms Lee Poh Ling, Mdm Shanthini D/O Radha Krishnan, Ms Sheril Aida Binte Ishak,Ms Tahiradulnisha Bte Kader Ibrahim, Ms Hilda Goh Ru Bin, Ms Rachel Koh Bao Qin, Mdm Jagjit Kaur D/O Parmjit Singh, Ms Chua Ee Wen Eileen, Ms Fatimah Sajidah Binte Abdul Razak, Ms Shafira Binte Zailani

Ms Lim Chien Ling Shenlynn, Mdm Siti Aishah Bte Mohd Rasid, Ms Wong Jing Mei Joyce, Ms Lim Hui Wen, Mr Li Jjanwen, Mr Mohammad Faizal Bin Ismail,Ms Hussum Fatimah Bte Syed Mohd, Mdm B Reqha Trixie, Ms Lu Ching Ching

Information Communication Technology Department

Student Management Department

From left to right :

Row 1 :

Mdm Liu Chang, Ms Toh Bee Hong, Mdm Kuan Suan Shi, Mdm Lee Gim Fang

Row 2 :

Mdm Maggie Fong Pui Yi, Ms Soh Fang Ying, Mr Fadial B Jamaludin, Mdm Lin Rui Jun, Mdm Yang Fan

From left to right :

Row 1 :

Row 2 : Mr Wong Ee Meng Samuel, Mr Wong Jinxing Dennis, Mr Lim Soon Wei, Mr Chong Chee Weng Matthew, Ms Farah Syafiqah Binte Johari, Mdm Rabiatuladawiyah Bte Gulam Ashraf, Mrs Alexis Pua-Toh Wei Zeng

Ms Amelia Lee Wan Qing, Ms Gheetha, Mdm Irnny Irianny Binte Chuma'ing, Ms Arshvini Paulose Manohar, Ms Ng Ziqian Jolene, Mr Ikhmal, Ms Abigail Ang Jia Min, Mdm Juliswati Bte Samad, Ms Tan Li Yan, Mdm Norhayati Bte Ruhani, Mrs Liew-Kong Yue Ping Samantha

From left to right :

Row 1 :

Ms Hilda Goh Ru Bin, Ms Lim Siew Chin, Ms Shafira Binte Zailani

Row 2 :

Mr Tan Chin Chuan, Mr Kathiravan S/0 Murugiah, Mr Low Teck Chye Vincent, Mr Wong Ee-Meng Samuel, Mr Foo Zhi Bao Jonathan, Mr Li Jijanwen, Mr Willie Wong Weng Seng

Physical Education Department

Aesthetics Department

From left to right :

Row 1 :

Ms Lu Ching Ching, Ms Chen Yimeng Vivian, Mdm Lee Gim Fang, Ms Soh Fang Ying, Mdm Azizah Bte Mohd Ali, Mr Sim Wee Choon

Character & Citizenship Education Department

From left to right :

Row 1 :

Mrs Choy-Chu Wan Jun, Mdm Lee qian Ren, Mr Ramanathan Alagappan, Mrs Emily Chia, Mdm Lai Lian Siang Ruth, Ms Tan Jing Her

Row 2 :

Ms Lim Chiau Ling, Ms Lee Jieying Edelyn, Mdm Dhanikachalam Ammu Karthika, Ms Packkirisamy Sivasakthi, Mdm Woo Yeong Yi, Mrs Nonis-Po Mun Ying

From left to right :

Row 1 :

Row 2 : Mdm Norlailawati Bte Osman, Mdm Hana Diyana Abd Kahar, Mdm Norhani Bte Sahar, Mr Low Teck Chye Vincent, Mr Ramadhan Bin Omar, Mr Foo Zhi Bao Jonathan, Mr Sim Wee Choon, Mdm Subathra D/O Govindasamy, Mdm Ramzaniah Binti Lateh

Mdm Azizah Bte Mohd Ali, Mdm Masrini Binte Samsi, Ms Choo Yen Leng Josephine, Mdm Rosnah Binte Rosman, Mdm Chua Yi Ling, Ms Chen Yimeng Vivian, Ms Poh Jing Wen Alyssa, Mdm Koh Wan Ting, Mdm Siti Nuraini Mustaqiim M Yusof

Staff Welfare Committee

From left to right :

Row 1 :

Mr Ramanathan Alagappan, Mdm Janice Tan (Vice-Principal), Mrs Mavis Low (Vice-Principal), Ms Pamela Kiew (Principal), Mr Jeffrey Lee (Vice-Principal (Admin)), Mdm Chan Siew Hoon, Mr Goh Yoon Sin

Row 2 :

Ms Sim Bee Hong Abigail, Ms Hidayah Binte Sidek, Mdm Tan Ah Kim, Mr Tan Jui Yong, Ms Tan Jing Her, Ms Nurashikin Binte Mohd Rashid, Mdm Muthu Selvi

Row 1 :

Mr Goh Yoon Sin, Mr Mazlan Bin Amat, Mdm Nirmala D/O K Krishnan, Mr Ramanathan Alagappan

Row 2 :

Mdm Janice Tan (Vice-Principal), Mrs Mavis Low (Vice-Principal), Ms Pamela Kiew (Principal), Mr Jeffrey Lee (VicePrincipal (Admin))

Operations Managers & Security

Operations Managers & Contract Cleaners

Operations Managers & Canteen Vendors

From left to right :

National Day Awards 2025

Ms Pamela Kiew

Mdm Woan Shu Pei Brenda

Ms Yong Hua Moy

Mdm Lai Lian Siang Ruth

The Public Administration Medal (Bronze)

The Commendation Medal

The Long Service Medal

The Long Service Medal

Long Service Awards

Level Head (Malay & Tamil Languages)

Mdm Subathra D_O Govindasamy Teacher

Mdm Maggie Fong Pui Yi Teacher

Mr Willie Wong Weng Seng Head of Department (Student Management)

Ms Foo Ru Yuan Sheena Head of (MothertoungeDepartmentLanguage)

Mdm Woo Yeong Yi

Subject Head (CCE- Character Education)

Mr Sim Wee Choon Teacher

Mrs Samantha Liew-Kong Yue Ping Head of Department (CCE)

Mr Low Teck Chye Vincent 25 Years

15 Years

Senior Teacher (Maths)

Ms Toh Bee Hong

20 Years Teacher

Ms Irnny Irianny Chuma_ingBinte

10 Years

Everyday Heroes, Extraordinary Hearts

Singapore Silent Heroes (Students) celebrates students in Singapore who embody the spirit of compassion, selflessness and empathy. These students were awarded the Singapore Silent Heroes Student Award. Three of the recipients are from our school! Let’s read on to find out more about our very own award winners.

Saung Than Sin (6R3)

Saung Than Sin is an exemplary student leader whose quiet strength, humility, and deep sense of service have made a profound impact on her peers and the school community. A school prefect and class monitress since Primary 3, Than Sin consistently models the school values through her words and actions. She is dependable, respectful, and always ready to serve, often stepping up without being asked.

As a key student leader in Project SMILE, she has taken on multiple roles — from emceeing and registration to photography and outreach. Her confidence in public speaking and skill in capturing meaningful moments have made her a valuable asset, with her photos and videos frequently used in school and corporate presentations.

In 2024, Than Sin played a pivotal role in the MILO Project, leading efforts that rallied the school community to collect 2,033 packs for the Hao Ren Hao Shi initiative. This project strengthened the spirit of compassion and unity across the school.

Than Sin's humility, warmth, and leadership inspire those around her. She uplifts others through her actions, not words, and is deeply respected by peers and teachers alike. Her service, selflessness, and quiet excellence truly embody the spirit of a Silent Hero.

Shermin Hong (6R1)

CShermin is a dedicated and compassionate student who has made a significant impact through her service and leadership. Since 2022, she has been an active participant in Project SMILE, helping the less fortunate access essential supplies. Her commitment led to her appointment as one of the three senior core team members in 2024, where she plays a key role in the registration process, ensuring smooth operations. She also stepped up as an emcee, demonstrating her confidence and willingness to contribute beyond her primary role.

Chanya Leong (6R3)

hanya is a young active volunteer who has a heart of service to help others. She has been a regular volunteer for the monthly Project SMILE since 2021. In 2023, she even stepped up to be part of the Project SMILE core team. She led the role of the team assistant leader and even helped to give instructions to the rest of the volunteers. During the project, she had to make many calls to the recipients to remind them to collect the grocery packs. Chanya is also an enthusiastic musician, she is in the school's handbell ensemble and helped to perform school composed songs in school, recently, she even volunteered in a special mission to perform live singing in front of an audience of cancer patients.

Chanya is an active student volunteer in Project Smile (senior core team). She has taken on multiple responsibilities, including serving as an emcee, managing registration, and calling recipients during events. With a strong understanding of the distribution process, Chanya ensures smooth and efficient operations. Her confidence in public speaking allows her to engage audiences effectively, and she demonstrates strong leadership skills by guiding and supporting other student volunteers. Her dedication and versatility make her an invaluable member of the team.

Beyond her volunteer work, Shermin is a reliable peer mentor, always ready to assist classmates with their studies. She generously supports her teachers, helps with classroom decorations, and actively contributes to school activities. As a committed member of the Handbell team, she not only performs diligently but also helps with equipment setup.

Shermin’s selflessness, strong sense of responsibility, and dedication to helping others make her a role model among her peers. Whether assisting the elderly with patience or supporting school initiatives, she embodies the values of kindness and service. Her quiet diligence and willingness to lead by example make her a deserving recipient of this award.

Vision

Hearts of Service

Minds of Inquiry

Joy In Learning Confidence In Life

Mission

Together we bring out the best in every child for a better nation

Play Passion Purpose

Ait is the heartbeat of our learning journey.

Purposeful Learning invites our students to make meaningful connections, applying knowledge beyond the classroom walls and into real-world contexts. Every lesson is a stepping stone, showing students that what they learn today shapes the person they will be tomorrow.

Active Engagement sparks a sense of wonder and ignites passion for exploration. Whether in the classroom, the library or through hands-on experiences, our students are encouraged to dive deep, ask questions and discover joy in the process of learning.

Youthful Curiosity reminds us that learning thrives when students participate with enthusiasm and take initiative. From experimenting with new ideas to embracing challenges with a smile, their curiosity becomes the compass that guides them towards growth and discovery.

Together, these pillars of PLAY shape an environment where every learner is inspired to stretch their minds, open their hearts and unlock endless possibilities.

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Innovation Week 2025: Inventors, Creators,

and Problem

Solvers

At Lianhua, our students are inventors, creators, and problem solvers. Through the Design Thinking model, they immerse themselves in handson learning- empathising with realworld challenges, brainstorming creative solutions, prototyping ideas, and refining them through testing and feedback. With lessons suspended for the week, students fully dive into a dynamic, exploratory environment that nurtures creativity, adaptability, and resilience.

Rooted in our P.L.A.Y. approach (Purposeful Learning, Active Engagement, and Youthful Curiosity), Innovation Week strengthens key 21st-century competencies such as collaboration, critical thinking, and a growth mindset. Students learn to see challenges and even failures as stepping stones to success, equipping them to thrive in today’s fast-evolving world.

Values in Action (VIA): Building a Sustainable World Through PLAY

As part of VIA, students put their learning into action through three simple steps:

1

Be Kind to yourself and others

- Say “please” and “thank you”

- Help a friend who is sad

- Take a break when you feel tired

2

Work Together with others and for others

- Take turns during group games

- Share your materials

- Listen when your friend is speaking

3

Use What You Learn to care for the environment and your community

- Recycle plastic bottles after learning about waste

- Plant a seed after learning about plants

- Save water after learning why it matters

- Teach your family to turn off lights to save energy

LearningSustainableThemes

Each level explored sustainability through meaningful activities:

Guest Speakers Who Inspire

To enrich the experience, we invited guest speakers from:

Meta

Dyson Stick'em (founded by our very own alumnus, Mr Huh Dam).

Students gained valuable insights into how innovation is applied in real life from cutting-edge technology to sustainable product design and social entrepreneurship.

Fun fact:

Stick’em, co-founded by our exLianhua student, Mr Huh Dam, recently won the Hult Prize (often referred to as the “ Nobel Prize for Students ”), a global challenge that empowers young entrepreneurs to solve pressing social issues through social enterprises.

We hope that our ex-student’s journey will inspire our students to dream big and pursue their passions with courage. By cultivating resourcefulness, bold thinking, and empathy, our pupils will grow to become not just consumers of knowledge but creators of possibilities, shaping a sustainable future filled with boundless opportunities.

Where Play Sparks Science and Sustainability

At Lianhua Primary School, Eco Ville brought learning to life through play, exploration, and curiosity. This vibrant outdoor classroom featured eight hands-on stations, including the Spices & Herbs Garden, Eco Pond and Butterfly Garden. Through the YES! Programme (Young Exploring Scientists), students engaged in gardening games, butterfly quests, and eco challenges during recess. The Superhero Science Quest excited Primary 3 to 6 students with fun, inquiry-based missions. At Eco Ville, students learned by doing—growing into passionate learners and responsible stewards of the Earth.

Celebrating Creativity and Confidence at Lianhua

The Primary One & Primary

Two Shining Artz Celebration was a vibrant showcase of our students’ talents, marking the culmination of their hard work in Music and Art lessons. The Visual Art Exhibition featured a range of creations, from two-dimensional drawings to three-dimensional sculptures, highlighting students’ artistic achievements. Presenting

their work to parents helped build confidence and communication skills. The music showcase allowed students to perform on stage, reinforcing the values of diligence, resilience and unity. This celebration not only nurtured creativity but also instilled positive values, leaving a lasting impact on our young learners.

"Shining Artz was so fun! It is a good memory and I will treasure it forever! I still remember my Primary One Shining Arts, but Primary Two is more special as it is our last time doing the Shining Arts. The singing, dancing and showing my artwork to my parents…"

Alvarez Samantha Ysabelle Dela Cruz (2R5)

"I remember dancing to Chan Mali Chan. It was my first time performing with my class and I thought we were quite wonderful memory. I had fun even though I made some mistakes with the steps.

I felt proud when I showed my artwork to my parents. I did clay art and made a clown fish, a koala and a caterpillar."

Dhyan Ajith (1D5)

Bridging Knowledge and Real-World Skills

At Lianhua Primary School, our ALP equips students with 21stcentury skills through handson, play-based STEM learning focused on sustainability. The programme builds creativity, critical thinking and resilience. P1 and P2 students develop computational thinking using Kubo robots. In P3 and P4, students collaborate and solve problems through Minecraft Education. By P5, they use Micro:bit to create real-world applications. ALP nurtures a love for learning and prepares students to be confident, future-ready innovators.

Following the publication of《童心》 , the highly anticipated Meet-the-LittleAuthor session captivated both our budding authors and their peers. Stepping into the role of storytellers, students confidently presented their creations and responded to questions from the audience. In exploring various modes of presentation, they honed their public

Meet the Little Author: Voices of Youth

speaking skills and developed greater selfassurance. Meanwhile, audience members gained valuable insights and inspiration from their peers’ sharing. This enriching experience nurtured curiosity, encouraged active engagement and ignited a passion for storytelling and self-expression among our young learners.

Passion Project

What makes a child curious, excited, and eager to learn? What sparks a child’s imagination? Passion !

At Lianhua, the Passion Project is designed to help students explore and pursue their dreams and interests. As part of our Education and Career Guidance (ECG) experience, the project encourages every student to discover, explore and develop their personal interests - turning sparks of curiosity into meaningful learning experiences.

Every project begins with a student’s unique spark of interest. Along the way, they discover valuable life skills such as resilience, self-discipline, and self-motivation. Over the June holidays, students worked on their projects independently, with many choosing to express their learning through creative videos.

lessons. Through short, student-produced videos, they offered personal glimpses into the hobbies and interests that bring them joy and meaning. Watching these videos was both heartwarming and inspiring. From sports and music to art, science and beyond, the range of passions was as diverse as the students themselves.

Each video reflected the unique flair and voice of its creator, making it no easy task for teachers and peers to select just two outstanding entries per class - one for “ Most Inspiring ” and another for “ Most Passionate .”

In Term 3, classrooms came alive with creativity and enthusiasm as students took part in the Passion Showcase during FTGP

Beyond the videos, some students also presented their passion projects live in class. These presentations gave them the opportunity to speak confidently about what they had learned, building their public speaking skills while fostering a supportive environment where classmates listened, encouraged and celebrated one another’s

For our upper primary students, the Passion Project journey goes beyond personal discovery - it also connects their passions to real-world possibilities. Students begin to see how their interests can shape future pathways and link to the world of work.

The Passion Project reminds us that every child has something meaningful to explore. When given the space, encouragement and support to pursue their passions, they grow in ways that extend far beyond the classroom. It is this blend of self-discovery and futurethinking that helps shape them into self-directed, future-ready learnersprepared not just for school, but for life.

Once a Lianhuarean, Always a Lianhuarean

What a joy it was to welcome our Lianhuareans back! We are so proud to see how much they have grown - not just in height (some now towering over us!) but into young men and women who carry themselves with poise, gratitude and respect.

Homecoming was a beautiful reminder that the Lianhua spirit runs strong across generations. Every handshake, hug and smile reflected the bonds that make our school a family.

Our hearts swelled with pride as we saw our alumni return with warmth and fond memories. Truly, once a Lianhuarean, always a Lianhuarean!

Building Bright Minds— One Brick at a Time!

This year, our dedicated teachers participated in a dynamic series of workshops centered around Six Bricks—a play-based learning approach using brightly coloured DUPLO® bricks. Designed to develop core skills in a fun and engaging way, Six Bricks has become a powerful tool in our classrooms.

The workshops focused on using these simple bricks to boost executive functioning skills— such as working memory, self-regulation, and cognitive flexibility—alongside key areas like problem-solving, collaboration, and focus. Teachers explored creative, hands-on activities that help students plan, remember instructions, shift between tasks, and control impulses—all essential skills for lifelong learning.

From the very first session, our teachers embraced the approach with enthusiasm, integrating it into daily lessons across subjects. The response from students has been encouraging—they’re more engaged, attentive, and eager to learn.

Play. Speak. Write. The Power of Student Journalism

L"My journey as a young journalist has been joyful and inspiring. Interviewing others taught me to understand their feelings and perspectives. To me, journalism is more than writing - it’s about giving voice to others and expressing their stories with empathy and clarity."

Sriram Divya Kriya (5U5)

i anhua Primary School’s Young Journalist Programme embodies the spirit of play, making learning interactive and enjoyable. It provides a unique opportunity for students to develop writing and presentation skills through three exciting parts: conducting interviews, broadcasting live on Lianhua FM and contributing to Lianhua Pulse. Like play, it fosters creativity, collaboration and communication, helping students explore, express and share ideas dynamically. These experiences build confidence, adaptability and teamwork, making learning meaningful. By blending structured learning with playful exploration, the programme nurtures self-expression and curiosity, proving that play is a powerful tool for growth and communication.

Being a Young Journalist has been an exciting and meaningful experience. I learnt that writing is about listening and sharing others’ stories with kindness. Interviewing people during Racial Harmony Day taught me to respect and appreciate different races and cultures. I’m proud to give others a voice through my writing.

Sofea Binte Shah Azhar (4I4)

A Joyous Art-Venture!

Lianhua Primary School’s Art Club joined 2,000 students from eight schools to co-create art installations for Chingay Parade 2025, in collaboration with the People’s Association’s Community Arts & Culture Club under the National Education Programme. Guided by artist Jess Leong, our students honed their teamwork, creativity and critical thinking as they brought to life Joyous Savour –The Edible Art Garden, a vibrant “Food Wonderland” that celebrated Singaporean cuisine and cultural joy. Displayed at the F1 Pit Building, the installation was honoured with the Visitor’s Favourite Art Installation Award. We are proud to have played a part in this joyful celebration of culture and community.

A First to Remember: Lianhua at Chingay@Heartlands

On 2 March 2025, Lianhua Primary proudly participated in Chingay @ Heartlands (Chua Chu Kang GRC & Hong Kah North SMC), forming our first-ever contingent of Indian Dancers, Scouts, and teachers. Our dancers dazzled the crowd with “Dance of Joy,” while Scouts marched proudly in a celebration of culture and community. The night featured Bukit Gombak’s first-ever drone show, launched from our school field in a stunning fusion of technology and art. Our Art Club students also presented “Joyous Savour – The Edible Art Garden” to distinguished guests, including DPM Mr. Gan Kim Yong. It was a proud and purposeful experience, celebrating student voice, creativity and community spirit

The Chiang Mai Chronicles: A Journey of Culture, Creativity, and Connection

During the last week of Term 2, 26

Primary 5 students embarked on a 3-night cultural trip to Chiang Mai—an unforgettable learning adventure.

T hey visited both a local Thai school and an international school making new friends, as well as gaining insights into different school and cultural experiences. At the Elephant PooPooPaper Park, they explored creative recycling and learned about sustainability. When the sun went down, the students dove into the vibrant night market, honing their bargaining skills and collecting unique souvenirs.

Ahighlight was crafting their own umbrellas at the Bo Sang umbrella factory. Inspired by a visit to a cultural centre the day before, they added personal touches that blended Thai and Singaporean influences.

Of course, no cultural trip is complete without food! While they enjoyed local dishes throughout their stay, the most memorable meal was the one they cooked themselves at a Thai cooking school, channelling their inner Masterchefs.

All too soon, it was time to say sawasdee, heading home with lasting memories of friendship, fun and discovery.

Music in Motion:

The Griffin Bellz Make

Hume MRT History

The Griffin Bellz was deeply honoured to be part of the Hume MRT Opening Ceremony on 28 February. Under the expert guidance of Mr Myren Mak, the ensemble performed two remarkable pieces: Fantasia on Forest Green by Lloyd Larson and Primrose by Toshikazu Yoshida. The music perfectly complemented the significance of the event. This meaningful occasion allowed our students to give back to the community while showcasing their passion, talent and musical accomplishments.

Moonlit Moves: Lianhua Dances into the Heart of Bukit Gombak

Our Chinese and Indian Dance students delivered a splendid performance at the Bukit Gombak Mid-Autumn Festival 2025 Celebration, held at the Central Manpower Base along Hillview Link in conjunction with the PAssionArts Festival. As part of Lianhua Primary School’s outreach efforts, the event offered students a meaningful platform to actively engage with the community through the Arts. Their participation was both enjoyable and enriching, providing valuable lessons in teamwork, confidence and cultural appreciation. We also extend our heartfelt thanks to our parent volunteers for their generous support. Lianhua Primary School looks forward to more opportunities to give back and stay connected with the community through purposeful and creative expression.

Celebrating 60 Years: Lianhua Shines at Bukit Gombak’s

National Day Celebration

On 9 August, Lianhua Primary School proudly participated in the Bukit Gombak National Day Observance Ceremony at Bukit Gombak Neighbourhood Centre, celebrating Singapore’s 60th birthday. As part of our ongoing outreach collaboration with the Bukit Gombak Constituency, our students actively engaged the community through their passionate performances.

The Percussion Ensemble impressed with a powerful showcase, the Modern

Dance group energised the audience with a vibrant routine, and the Malay Dance troupe delivered a captivating performance. It was a meaningful opportunity for our students to contribute to the celebration, showcasing their talents with pride.

Our school was honoured with a Certificate of Appreciation, marking a joyful day of unity, purpose, and patriotic spirit.

OWhere Safety Meets Fun: Teaching Traffic Rules Through PLAY

ur Primary 4 students had an enriching experience at Road Safety Park, where they applied their road safety knowledge in a simulated traffic environment. Through hands-on activities, they made meaningful connections between classroom lessons and real-world situations, learning to responsibly navigate pedestrian crossings, traffic signals and road signs. Their enthusiastic participation reinforced the importance of safe road habits, preparing them to be alert and responsible road users. This interactive experience shapes positive behaviour and instills lifelong road safety awareness.

Exploring Science Through PLAY

At our school, science learning goes beyond the classroom, inspiring curiosity and discovery.

Primary 5 and 6 students take part in interactive journeys that build critical thinking through fun and hands-on experiences.

Primary 5: Snow City & Ice Cream Making

Primary 5 students visit Snow City, where they experience sub-zero temperatures while learning about heat transfer and insulation. They explore how ice and snow form and connect these observations to science lessons. A highlight is making ice cream, where they learn about freezing points and temperature while enjoying a sweet treat.

PPrimary 6: Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve

rimary 6 students explore biodiversity and ecosystems at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. Observing mangroves, migratory birds and wetland creatures, they gain a deeper understanding of conservation. Inquiry-based activities help them sharpen observation and problem-solving skills.

These journeys make science exciting and meaningful, encouraging students to ask questions and explore the world.

Exploring Art and Heritage: Primary 4’s Journey at the National Gallery

As part of the Museum-Based Learning moadule, our Primary 4 students visited the National Gallery Singapore to explore local contexts and contemporary issues through art. Through visual-thinking routines and group discussions, they developed critical thinking, deepened their understanding of

Singapore’s artistic heritage and shared diverse perspectives. The experience sparked curiosity and strengthened their appreciation of local art. To conclude their journey, students reflected and expressed their learning by creating their own meaningful artworks.

Harmony in Every Beat

Our Gamelan Ensemble was honoured to perform at the Hao Ren Hao Shi Fundraising Event on 29 September 2025, graced by the presence of Prime Minister Lawrence Wong. They opened the event with Sekar Lilit, a traditional piece that reflects unity and harmony - values that

reflect the spirit of the occasion. Gamelan music is all about rhythm, teamwork and shared purpose. Just like in music, everyone has a role to play in creating a kinder, more inclusive world. This performance showed how music can bring people together and celebrate our rich cultural heritage.

ALOHOMORA! Unlocking The Doors to Imagination

This year’s English Language Week at Lianhua Primary was a magical celebration of language and learning through PLAY— Purposeful Learning, Active Engagement and Youthful Curiosity Themed Alohomora!, students unlock creativity through storytelling, word challenges and craft. Recess booths like Spellbinding Spelling Bee, Wizard’s Hat Word Scramble and Potion Making made language fun and interactive. Enchanted Readers’ Theatre and Fantasy Friday’s costume parade brought stories to life. Through these activities, students explored language joyfully, built confidence and expressed ideas creatively—truly discovering that words are magical keys to imagination.

"One of the most exciting activities during EL Week was the ‘Book Breakfast’! There was even a waiting list, along with a proper dining table setup and utensils, making it a truly authentic experience. The most memorable highlight, however, was Dress-Up Day! With the P6 theme of “Witches and Wizards,” many of us donned capes and hats — it felt just like stepping into the world of Harry Potter!sils, making it a truly authentic experience. The most memorable highlight, however, was Dress-Up Day! With the P6 theme of “Witches and Wizards,” many of us donned capes and hats — it felt just like stepping into the world of Harry Potter!"

Tan

Shi En Reiko (6R4)

Stronger Together: Learning, PLAYing, Growing

Our Lifting Hearts Programme is an after-school engagement initiative that continues to provide enriching learning experiences through its collaboration with NUS SG Teach, a mentorship programme by the National University of Singapore (NUS). Mentors supported students with homework, engaged in friendly soccer and volleyball matches and bonded through fun games. A highlight was an exciting SuperPark Singapore outing, celebrating students’ dedication and progress in Term 1. This memorable experience fostered teamwork, encouragement and sportsmanship, while strengthening friendships between students and mentors. Through active participation, our students embraced learning, collaboration and new challenges with great enthusiasm and joy!

Walking Together, Growing Together

At the start of the year, our Primary 4 students warmly welcomed the newest members of the Lianhua family through the P1–P4 Buddy Programme. Over recess, shared play and guided tours around the school, the older students introduced their younger buddies to key places and routines, helping them feel safe, supported and at home in their new environment. These playful yet caring interactions not only eased the Primary 1 students’ transition into school life but also gave the Primary 4 students valuable opportunities to practise responsibility, empathy and leadership.

P1 and P4 Buddy Programme

The P1 and P4 Buddy Programme was held during the first few days of school, where our Primary 4 students warmly welcomed the newest members of the Lianhua family. Through play and shared experiences, the buddies bonded over recess, explored the school together, and introduced the Primary 1 students to key places around the school. These playful and caring interactions helped the younger ones feel safe, supported, and at ease in their new environment, while also allowing the older buddies to practise responsibility, empathy, and leadership.

A PLAYful Journey Into Language

Stretch Your Mind transforms English Language learning into an exciting adventure where creativity and play go hand in hand. Each Tuesday, students embark on a dynamic exploration of language that spark imagination and deepen their mastery of the English Language. Through interactive presentations and quizzes on similes, metaphors and many more language devices, students are encouraged to turn everyday words into powerful storytelling tools. They get to think beyond the ordinary, transforming their learning into a playful yet meaningful experience where they actively engage with language and expressive skills that go far beyond the classroom.

Taking the Stage: Confident Voices, Joyful Expression

The Primary Two Speech and Drama programme was an enriching journey where students explored drama through role-play and storytelling. They developed confidence in public speaking, strengthened communication skill and learned to express themselves creatively. The programme culminated in a delightful class performance, where students proudly showcased their growth. Their energy, teamwork and creativity shone through, making it a truly rewarding experience for all.

Learning to Swim, Learning for Life

Our Primary 3 students began their swimming journey through the SwimSafer 2.0 programme, which builds water confidence and safety awareness. Through fun, play-based lessons and movement activities, they learned to feel comfortable in the water while developing basic swimming skills. The programme also equipped them with essential safety knowledge - such as safe entry, floating and recovery - and fostered self-discipline and responsibility. Most importantly, it encouraged students to see swimming as a lifelong skill that promotes health, coordination and confidence.

“Held in school this year, Sports Carnival was packed with fun - skipping, ball games, hopscotch, nerf shooting, javelin and more! With coloured head buffs and superhero points up for grabs, every activity was exciting, engaging and full of energy.”

Akshara (5U2)

Unleashing Young Champions!

Our Sports Carnival was a vibrant celebration of fitness, teamwork and sportsmanship. With activities tailored to various strengths and interests, every student had the chance to shine. From testing coordination and endurance to cheering on peers, our students embraced the challenges with enthusiasm and grace. Their support for one another reflected

values of perseverance, respect and unity. This event reinforced that physical education goes beyond competition—it builds character and encourages a lifelong appreciation for health and well-being. We are proud of our students’ dedication and spirit, and we look forward to future events that continue to nurture our young champions.

Superheroes Values-in-Action (VIA):

Cultivating a Culture of Care and Contribution

Superheroes Values-in-Action (VIA) in Lianhua

Primary School nurtures social responsibility and empathy through daily and group-based initiatives. The daily VIA component encourages kindness in everyday interactions, fostering a caring school community. Simple acts like helping friends and showing appreciation create an inclusive environment. Group-based projects like Project SMILE

Project Smile 2025

At This year, Project Smile saw strong participation from volunteers across different levels of the school. Parents and siblings were also invited to join the initiative on a first-come, first-served basis, providing families with the opportunity to bond while contributing to a meaningful cause. The project enabled students and their families to extend support to less fortunate families, fostering a sense of satisfaction and fulfilment in giving back to the community.

Through their involvement, student volunteers learnt important values such as empathy, compassion, gratitude, responsibility, teamwork and respect. These experiences highlighted the significance of service to others and the positive impact it can bring to both the giver and the receiver.

and Milo Project extend students' impact by spreading joy and assisting the elderly. These experiences develop empathy, teamwork and leadership skills. VIA empowers students to contribute meaningfully to society and grow into responsible individuals who uphold values of kindness, respect and service.

"I enjoyed participating in Project Smile as it gave me a strong sense of satisfaction when helping others. It instilled in me the value of compassion and taught me to appreciate the things I have compared to the less fortunate. Through the project, I also learnt the importance of perseverance, as helping others requires patience, effort, and commitment. I was grateful for the chance to connect with the elderly, and I realized that even small acts of kindness could brighten their day. Overall, Project Smile was a meaningful experience that encouraged me to serve with empathy and responsibility."

Adam Qays (5U2)

Project MILO 2025

One key initiative under Project Smile was Project MILO, led by the Prefect Core Team together with the teachers IC. This effort reflected a whole-school approach, where contributions were made collectively to support families in need. The school community came together to donate Milo packets, resulting in an impressive total of more than 1,000 packets collected and distributed from the RCs and students.

“Participating in Project Smile has given me the opportunity to engage in my first volunteer work.  I felt that I can contribute to the community.  I have taken part in two Project Smile.  I felt inspired by the dedication of the team helping community. I learn to collaborate and coordinate in teams.  I have grown more confident in communicating with others. I am happy that I connect with new friends so it enriched my experience!”

Ayman Mateen Bin Nur Iman (2R3)

Through their participation in Project MILO, students developed the values of leadership, perseverance, responsibility, and community spirit. They also gained an appreciation of how collective contributions, when guided by purpose and commitment, can create meaningful change.

Project Smile 2025 successfully reinforced the importance of service, unity and empathy, leaving a lasting impact on both the school community and the families who received support.

Mother

Tongue

TEmbrace it, Express it!

Fiesta 2025:

his year’s Mother Tongue Fiesta, themed “Embrace it, Express it!”, celebrated the beauty of Mother Tongue languages through play and creativity. Recess activities such as traditional games, language challenges and cultural exhibitions engaged students in fun and meaningful ways. These experiences connected them to their cultural roots while fostering unity and appreciation for diversity. In classrooms, immersive activities deepened understanding of various languages and traditions. The variety of engaging experiences left students with lasting memories and greater respect for their own and others’ Mother Tongue languages, reinforcing the importance of preserving and celebrating linguistic and cultural heritage.

Fun, Unity and Resilience: National Day Games for Our Youngest Learners

In conjunction with National Day, our Primary 1 and Primary 2 students took part in a fun-filled Games Day. Through exciting activities such as rolling, dribbling, ball transport and hula hoop challenges, the children discovered the values of unity and resilience while celebrating Singapore’s journey. The school rang with laughter and cheers as the children encouraged

Rising Through Sports: Strength in Skill and Spirit

At Lianhua Primary, our Sports CCAFootball, Basketball and Volleyballoffer students more than just physical training. Through dedicated practice and spirited competition, students develop resilience, teamwork and confidence.

Our Football team rose from Tier 4 to Tier 3 in the National School Games, winning every match with skill and unity. In Basketball CCA, students progressed through levels of play while strengthening bonds and discipline. The Volleyball team celebrated a proud moment as the Senior Girls secured second place in the 2025 league, showcasing determination and sportsmanship.

Together, our student-athletes grow stronger both on and off the court.

“Although we lost the first two matches, we worked harder and soon began winning. I was proud of myself and my team when we received the award on stage on Achievement Day.”

Matin Idraki (4I4)

CCA

SeNior

Represented School and obtained 4th Team Placing (League 1)

Represented School and obtained 4th Team Placing (League 2)

Represented School (League 4)

Represented School (League 3)

Represented School and obtained 2nd Team Placing (League 3)

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Represented School and obtained 4th Team Placing (League 1)

Represented School (Tier 1)

Represented School and obtained 1st Team Placing (Tier 1)

Represented School (Tier 2)

Represented School and obtained 1st Team Placing (Tier 2)

Tan Yan Yang Thaddeus (4I4) Represented School and Obtained: -4th Place in 24 Style Taiji Quan -6th Place in 32 Style Taiji Jian

Jennifer Ngo Khanh Linh (504) Represented School and obtained: 5th in 100M (50m Breaststroke/50m Freestyle) 6th in 100M

-Butterfly/50m(50mFreestyle) 6th in 50m - Breaststroke - 8th 100m - Freestyle

Zhang Antong (2R6)

Represented School and obtained 1st (Tier 4)

Zhang Antong (2R6) - Represented School in Crocodile Challenge Cup (P1 & 2 Girls) and obtained Joint 5th to 8th place

NatioNal School GameS (NSG)

Canvas of Creativity: Lianhua’s Visual Art

Jam Inspires Young Artists

Visual Art Jam offers a vibrant platform for Primary 1 to 6 students to explore diverse art forms and express their creativity through hands-on, theme-based activities linked to school events like Total Defence Day and National Day. Guided by Art teachers, Art Club members, and Parent Volunteers, students experiment with materials and techniques to produce unique artworks. The initiative fosters curiosity, collaboration and appreciation of others’ art - nurturing confident, creative thinkers and reflecting Lianhua’s commitment to meaningful, art-infused learning.

Tracing Our Roots: The Heritage Tower Experience

As part of their Social Studies learning on early settlers, Primary 4 students took part in the Heritage Tower Experience to explore Lianhua’s rich history. Through engaging narratives and visual displays, they traced the school’s journey from its early years to the present, learning about the vision, resilience and values

of our founding leaders. This interactive experience deepened their appreciation for the school’s heritage and highlighted the importance of perseverance and community spirit. Students left with a stronger sense of pride and a deeper connection to the legacy they are now part of.

Small Wonders, Big Ideas: Art That Connects

Our Art Club students took part in the 2025 Singapore Youth Festival Art Exhibition, earning a Certificate of Recognition for their Category B entry, Tapestry of Wonder. As curious explorers, they observed their surroundings and discovered how small wonders

could spark big ideas - caring for the community, solving problems and protecting the environment. Their collaborative artworks reflected creativity, imagination and a deep sense of connection, capturing what makes Singapore truly special.

Powered by Curiosity: STEM Design Challenges

As part of the STEM challenge in the YES! Programme, students combined creativity with scientific inquiry to bring their learning to life. They designed and built toys to demonstrate physical science concepts, constructed helicopters using paper and paper clips to explore flight dynamics, and engineered plastic bottle boats powered by chemical reactions to understand propulsion. Through hands-on problem-solving and innovation, students deepened their understanding of STEM principles while having fun in this engaging and interactive programme.

Students explored scientific concepts through hands-on STEM challenges, designing a plastic bottle boat powered by a chemical reaction and a paper helicopter that descended from the second storey. These engaging tasks deepened their understanding of forces, motion and energy, aligned with the Singapore Science Curriculum. Along the way, they applied scientific thinking and design processes while developing 21st Century Competencies such as critical thinking, creativity and collaboration. These activities sparked curiosity and built confidence as students turned ideas into action through experimentation and innovation.

“The STEM projects allowed us to explore many topics learnt in Science such as plants and magnets. I also had a lot of fun interacting with other students who share a love for Science.”

Athista Maran (4I4)

Where Learning Takes Flight!

Programme for Active Learning (PAL) provides Primary One and Two students with fun and meaningful learning experiences. Led by our very own PAL teachers, it nurtures confidence, curiosity and teamwork. PAL exposes students to the Arts, sports, games and outdoor activities while developing essential socio-emotional skills like selfawareness and relationship management. Through hands-on experiences, students build friendships, discover new interests and develop self-confidence. By fostering collaboration and reflection, PAL helps students grow into well-rounded individuals who thrive in a fastchanging world, making learning enjoyable and enriching beyond the classroom.

Beyond the Classroom: Learning Through Adventure

The Primary 5 Outdoor Adventure Learning Camp was a key milestone in our students’ learning journey. Over three days and two nights, students participated in high elements, water activities, tent-pitching and team challenges that pushed them beyond their comfort zones. These experiences helped them build confidence, regulate emotions and take responsibility — demonstrating values like discipline

learned to listen actively, communicate with care and support one another, showing unity and compassion. The camp also offered a safe space for students to make thoughtful choices, act with integrity and appreciate the natural world. It was a meaningful opportunity for students to live out the school’s values in authentic ways, growing into more self-aware, resilient and confident individuals.

"Initially, P5 camp was a challenge for me because I had to step out of my comfort zone. Through this experience, I learnt many new things and made new friends. It is something I will always remember!"

Ellie Chang (5U4)

Cultures Connect: A

Two-Day Friendship Exchange

Lianhua Primary welcomed 32 students and five teachers from the National University of Tainan Affiliated Primary School for a vibrant cultural exchange. Day 1 kicked off with a lively Indian dance performance, costume try-ons and eco-themed songs by our guests. Our Primary 4 leaders gave them a peek into life at Lianhua, followed by a fun session making Nyonya Kueh Pai Tee. Despite the rain, the school tour and creative costume design went on with cheer.

On Day 2, the Taiwanese students joined Primary 4 and Primary 5 classes, bonding with their buddies over lessons, stories and recess snacks. The visit ended with heartfelt gifts and smiles all around - a memorable celebration of culture and friendship.

Invent to Play: Net-Barrier Edition

In this hands-on and creative programme, students became game designers by inventing their own net-barrier games. They crafted original rules, tested gameplay with peers and applied critical thinking, teamwork and problem-solving skills. The experience kept students active and engaged, while reinforcing the importance of adaptability, reflection and collaboration. This innovative approach made PE lessons dynamic, fun and meaningful.

Kindness Week

Kindness Week was a heartwarming celebration of empathy, gratitude and digital citizenship. It began with a grand assembly graced by the Executive Director of the Singapore Kindness Movement and the Friends of Singa. Leading up to the week, students contributed to a meaningful ‘Chain of Kindness’, with each link sharing an act of kindness, which decorated classrooms and school spaces. They also wrote heartfelt appreciation notes for peers, teachers and staff, which formed a vibrant display.

A highlight was the Kindness Adventure Trail, where students solved clues to uncover the week’s hidden message. Our Cyber Wellness Ambassadors led engaging game stations that promoted respect and empathy online, educating peers about cyberbullying and responsible digital behaviour.

In the Visual Art Jam: Wall of Gratitude, students created colourful appreciation cards for non-teaching staff. Kindness Week reminded everyone that small acts of kindness can make a big difference in building a stronger and more caring school community.

Total Defence in Action: Learning, Creating, Moving!

Lianhua Primary marked Total Defence Day with a week of fun, energy, and learning under the theme “Together, We Keep Singapore Strong.” A lively skit, “Taking Care of Our Pot of Gold,” taught students about smart saving and how Economic Defence keeps our nation resilient. Recess came alive with the Step It Up Challenge, where students raced to represent the six pillars of Total Defence and Art Jam, where they created pledges to protect Singapore. The celebrations inspired students to realise that everyone, no matter how young, plays a key role in building a strong, united nation!

Forging Friendships, Celebrating Diversity

On 8th April, Lianhua Primary School celebrated International Friendship Day with the theme “Singapore: Forging Friendships in a Complex World.” Students engaged in activities promoting kindness, respect and cultural appreciation. The celebrations included a lively sing-along, an interactive assembly and Form Teacher Guidance Period (FTGP) lessons exploring ASEAN languages and cultures. During recess, students enjoyed the Art Jam, Chapteh Challenge and IFD Pledge Writing activities. Through these experiences, students embraced Singapore’s cultural diversity, learned to appreciate differences and strengthened their commitment to building friendships that transcend cultural and national boundaries.

OCelebrating Racial Harmony @LHPS!

n 22 July 2025, our school celebrated Racial Harmony Day, honouring Singapore’s rich cultural diversity. An engaging assembly featured cultural showcases and a skit, The Race, highlighting friendship, empathy and respect. During recess, students explored cultural booths, learnt greetings, played traditional games and discovered unique practices. The lively Step It Up activity saw students proudly wearing or carrying cultural accessories to showcase their heritage. Through these meaningful experiences, our school community embraced diversity, celebrated unity and strengthened bonds.

On 19 July 2025, our Primary 5 students had the exciting opportunity to attend the National Education (NE) Show at the Padang, celebrating Singapore’s 60th year of independence.

They were awed by the mobile column and cheered as the Red Lions parachuted down with precision. Colourful performances, vibrant dances and uplifting music showcased Singapore’s rich heritage, while students sang along to familiar National Day songs with pride.

The evening ended with a spectacular fireworks display, leaving many wide-eyed with joy. This unforgettable experience deepened their appreciation of Singapore’s journey and strengthened their sense of identity and belonging.

Together as One Singapore

On 8 August 2025, our school came alive in a vibrant sea of red and white as we celebrated Singapore’s 60th National Day with pride, joy and unity!

This year’s theme, Majulah Singapura, reminded us of the importance of moving forward together with trust, inclusivity and mutual support. The day began with a dignified Observation Ceremony led by the Scouts, followed by a Recollection segment that encouraged reflection and respect.

Our Primary 1 and 2 students brought energy and cheer to the Sports Carnival, while Primary 3 to 6 students showcased their creativity in the SG60 Tile Art Activity, imagining Singapore’s future in areas such as transport, housing, the environment, and classrooms.

A heartfelt skit and tribute honoured Zubir Said, composer of Majulah Singapura, before the celebrations concluded with a spirited musical performance by our students and special guests.

Happy 60th, Singapore — may we continue writing our nation’s story together!

PAssion Arts: Home is

Where Our Heart Is

This year, our Art Club students had fun playing with colours, ideas and teamwork in a special art project called PAssionArts Giant Delight - SG60 Edition. Guided by a community artist, they helped create a big, beautiful art piece for Singapore’s 60th birthday! Their work was part of a giant display at Bukit Gombak, showing the theme “Home is Where Our Heart Is.” While playing with art, they also showed our school values - diligence and unity. What a joyful way to celebrate, create and share their love for home and country!

Chinese New Year Celebration: A

Year of Confidence and Transformation

This year's Chinese New Year celebration at Lianhua Primary embraced the theme “A Year of Confidence and Transformation,” inspired by the resilience and adaptability of the snake. Students participated in hands-on activities to deepen their cultural understanding, such as writing and drawing New Year wishes on red paper for a CNY Wishing Tree,

symbolizing hope and renewal. In classrooms, students created symbolic snakes and explored festive decorations’ meanings. The grand celebration featured student-led performances, vincluding Chinese dance, Pipa playing, Wushu, Young Journalist video, and a skit, fostering confidence and celebrating transformation for the new year.

Hari Raya Celebration: Learn Through Experiences

On 15 April 2025, Lianhua students and staff celebrated Hari Raya with the theme “Celebrating and Understanding Malay Culture and Heritage”. The event aimed to promote cultural appreciation, compassion and understanding through meaningful experiences. In the lead-up, students created paper dolls in traditional attire (25–28 March) and enjoyed a pre-assembly video montage (14 April). The Hari Raya concert featured vibrant Malay performances, while recess activities included karaoke, ketupat making and a traditional costume photo booth. These engaging experiences encouraged students to appreciate diverse cultures and strengthened the school’s core value of compassion.

Deepavali Celebration: Illuminating Minds, Enriching Hearts

The Deepavali celebrations offered students a rich learning experience that blended cultural appreciation with personal growth. Through an interactive play, students brought Deepavali’s traditions to life, deepening their understanding of the festival. Hands-on activities during recess and class time fostered creativity, problemsolving and collaboration, enabling students to connect meaningfully with the essence

of the celebration. The event also nurtured an adaptive mindset as students embraced challenges, acquired new skills and built resilience. By integrating experiential learning with cultural exploration, the celebration inspired introspection, teamwork and holistic development, empowering students to form a deeper connection with Deepavali beyond its surface traditions.

Children’s Day 2025: PLAY to Thrive in Tomorrow’s World

This year’s Children’s Day kicked off with a vibrant concert that set the stage for a day of fun, imagination, and meaningful learning! Building on the momentum from Innovation Week, our pupils embraced the theme “ PLAY to Thrive in Tomorrow’s World ” and the subtheme “ Jobs of Tomorrow. ”

Dressed in creative costumes and futureinspired outfits, students stepped into the roles of inventors, explorers, and professionals of the future. Through

engaging activities such as interactive puzzles, job-guessing games, and exciting showcases, they explored the world of tomorrow while developing key 21CC skills like creativity, collaboration, and communication.

Our Lower Primary pupils also took part in the Care Riders Programme with the Public Transport Council, where they learned about empathy and inclusivity as caring commuters, a meaningful reminder that thriving in the future starts with kindness today.

Meanwhile, Middle and Upper Primary students enjoyed classroom-based games such as “ Guess Who ,” “ Guess the Occupation ,” and a Game Assortment designed to spark curiosity and critical thinking.

The Primary 6 cohort rounded off the day with a whole-level celebration in the school hall, which was transformed into a buzzing hub of activity. With

mystery booths and career-inspired relay games, our P6 students honed their a nalytical and teamwork skills while solving fun challenges together.

It was a truly joyful day filled with laughter, imagination, and community spirit. It was a celebration that reminded us to dream boldly and playfully for the future!

Teachers’ Day: Hats Off to Our Heroes!

On 5 September 2025, Lianhua Primary School came alive with energy as students celebrated their teachers through creative performances, interactive games and heartfelt messages. From engaging classroom activities to lively moments in the parade square, the day was filled with laughter, gratitude and joy.

Current students and alumni reconnected, sharing memories of how their teachers encouraged them to think, explore and grow. Every tribute and activity reflected the spirit of active learning that teachers nurture daily. This celebration was a reminder that great teachers do more than teach - they inspire, challenge and shape the future with passion and care.

“As a prefect, core team member and CCA leader, I feel proud to serve LHPS. Although the journey was sometimes challenging, I learnt to cope and showed values like Unity, Resilience and Integrity.”

Yap Xin Le (5U4)

Student Leaders' Investiture: Ready, Get Set, Lead!

The Student Leaders’ Investiture 2025 was a proud milestone, celebrating the appointment of the new Prefectorial Board and CCA Leaders. The ceremony began with a rousing speech by Vice-Principal Mdm Tan, who reminded all that leadership is about responsibility, courage and discipline - shown through everyday acts like kindness, integrity and perseverance. “Leadership is also about having fun and bringing people together,” she said. Student leaders then took their pledge and received letters of appointment. Outgoing leaders were honoured for their service as they passed the baton to their successors. The event ended on a high note, with the newly invested leaders ready to lead by example and uphold the school’s values.

Celebrating Connections: Parents, Teachers & Students

This year has been filled with joy and excitement for our Lianhua Parent Support Group (PSG)! Their dedication, creativity, and teamwork have brought colour and warmth to our school community. From Sports Day to national and cultural festivities such as English Week, Total Defence Day and community outreach projects, our PSG has enriched students’ experiences, built school spirit and created lasting memories.

It is a joy to see parents actively involved, making these occasions more meaningful.

Students feel encouraged by their presence, parents gain deeper insights into their children’s learning, and teachers benefit from working alongside families who share the same goal of nurturing every child’s growth.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to the PSG for their unwavering support. Your contributions make Lianhua a vibrant, nurturing and joyful place for all.

Class Photos

Victoria Teo Xuan Ning, Atilla Alisha

Binte Abdul Rahim, Puteri Raysha

Arissa Binte Mohammed Raffiee, Nayfa Nathalia Binte Norherman, Lim

Si Qi Arielle, Tan You An Zell, Keigan Fong Kai Zhe, Khidhir Syahmi Bin Muhammad Khairunan, Noah Eshan Foo, Nga Ziming

Mdm Ow May Ling Angeline, Muqri Fayyadh Bin Muhammad Fitri, Muhammad Kenzie Mika Bin Fadrinshah, Adam Fuza'el Bin Muhammad Farhan, Chong Wee Bin, Angeline Pasco Ong, Alayna Afiya Binte Muhammad Iswardi, Nur Quzairah Binte Ramlee, Nour

Elsa Binti Muhammad Efendy, Nur

Amaira Qasyirah Binte Nurariffin, Mdm Norhayati Bte Ruhani

Mahrosh Omer, Chua Rui En Sonya, Tan En Qi Zoey, Aadhithya Sivakumar, Nguyen Si Minh, Jeyvel Balakrishnan, Aengus Chong Rui Feng

Not In Photo: Harith Rizqi Bin Muhammad Khairul Azhar

Row 1 :

Discipline 2

Dalili Qaireen Binte Mohammad Saiful, Nur Raudhah Binte Muhammad Affandi, Mia Wong Xuan Mi, Clarice Ang Jing Le, Sumayyah Binti Abu- Bakar, Chew Kai Zhong Andrew, Adam Qusyairy Bin Zulfirkah, Mourinho Mithran Jackson, Tan Zhe Rui Anders, Nixen Toh You Kai, Muhammad Shafyqi Aqil Bin Muhammad Fadhli

Ms Lim Chiau Ling, Aakif Zafri Bin Shahril, Yang Shuotian, Isaac Fayyaz Bin Sharil Izwan, Ng Quoc Vi, Azriel Aiden Ruban, Tan Yew Hee, Zaynab Rida Kapadia, Nur Aisya Alya Bte Muhammad Fahmie, Ruqayyah Binti Abu-Bakar, Mrs Jacqueline Goh

Charlotte Aurora Lim, Andrea Ong Xin En, Nesha Athikesavalu, Mohamed Bilal S/O Mohamed Aslam, Osman Luth Ang Bin Muhammad Faisal Ang, Lee Jun Le Taran, Ezekiel Feng Yixiang

Not In Photo: Lakshana D/O Ravidran, Raina Aleesya Binte Khairul Azman

Row

1 Discipline 3

1 Discipline 4

Row 1 :

Row 2 :

Nur Alisha Binte Muhammad Nur Hisam, Al-Ilma Nafisah Binte Mohamed Khairul, Iman Medina Binte Kamarulzaman, Ainul Mardhiyah Assalafi, Shi Yixin, Debby Goh Jia Ning, Adryan Shah Bin Muhammed Shah Redza, Asaph Wee Yue Sheng, Krish Ryhan S/O Saravanan, Ahmad Alwi Shahab, Mohammed Airiq Syazriq Bin Mohammed Hairi Rasdiaz

Miss Choo Yen Leng, Zylas Teo Kai Wei, Aqil Ziqri Bin Sufian, Cheng Zi Yuan, Umar Fakhrullah Bin Mahmood Abdul Hakam, Celeste Chih Yue Xi, Shay Ng Wei Jia, Raisha Alqysh Binte Muhammad Sadli, Nur Maira Alisha Binti Rosman, Ms Jagjit Kaur D/O Parmjit Singh

Row 3:

Chua An Qi Abby, Anjali Emma Raj, Chan Xuan En Queena, Leong Zing Yin, Wu Shengle Edwin, Felix Li Ren Tan Barbeau

Not In Photo: Muhammad Ryzky Bin Muhammad Hairul Nizam, Nur Shimaryam Binte Naharuddin, Shaviah Elzyra D/O Sakthivel, Thaddeus Tan Jun Hao

Row 1 :

Georgina Tan Jia Qi, Senthilkumaran Shiva Rubini, Mashael Ilana Binte Muhammad, Nur Awliya Binte Abdul Majid, Alesha Liera Binte Muhammad Ahirul, Muhammad Adrian Shahzreen Bin Muhammad Indra Shahril, Austin Ng Jian Ming, Navilan Chembian Anbarasan, Adam Matin Bin Sofian, Idris Bin Haider Bachtiar

Row 2 :

Mdm Norlaili Bte Mustaffa, Qhayden Aldric Bin Ashraf Iskandar Umar Dikarno, Jason Neo Wei Qiang, Tan Kai Jiet, Muhammad Irfan Bin Akbar Ali, Ashalina Binte Arsath Barveys, Ryian Sara Binte Sollihin, Lim Shi Qing Charlynn, Mdm Rabiatuladawiyah Binte Gulam Ashraf, Ms Soh Fang Ying

Row 3:

Kayla Fiona Stacey Paton, Chong Jia Mint, Novelle Chee Ying Xuan, Lin Quanxu James, Huang Lei, Muhammad Umar Bin Jamil

Not In Photo: Muhammad Aish Bin Hazman, Rumaysa Binte Muhammad Siddiq, Theodore Ryan Tan

Aafiyah Eshal Binte Muhammad 'Atif, Maya Darlysha Binte Muhammad Irwan Shah, Fresnido Anica Elyse Pangilinan, Soh Ying Lin Heiley, Charlene K Cai Ling, Ammar Yusuf

Bin Abdul Hakim, Azaac Sng Jing Vi, Javerd Kong Jun Chen, Muhammad Adryyan Bin Muhammad Sholeh, Muhammad Rizqi Daniyal Bin Muhammad Ridzman, Farz Darwisy Bin Muhammad Farhan

Ms Hoon Christina, Mdm Ramzaniah Binti Lateh, Johann Neo Phan Ky, Luis Wafiy Martin Benito, Muhammad Aisy Azhaar Bin Muhammad Al Ashraf, Wang Hong An, Mahendran Kashika, Clover Ng Xiu Min, Siti Nurazalea Zara Binte Said Jalal, Charlotte K Cai Yun, Hanis Qalebya Binte Mohammad, Ms Vivian Chen Yimeng

Sanjiyni D/O Sateish, Alice Ter Jen Nin, Olivia Chua Han Yu, Xu Haozhe

Edwin, Dhyan Ajith, Jax Tan Fu Xin, Mohamad Fattah Bin Mohamad Fauzi, Muhammad Yusuff Matin S/O Abdul Hakim

Not In Photo: Darlena Raesha Binte Muhammad Fuad, Shafiyyah Maya Binte Muhammad Fazli

Zahra Binte Abdul Razak, Elly Kyara Rose Binte Safwant, Ng Le En, Myshel Amelia Binte Ahmad Fahmy, Nur Irnara Ameisya Binte Mohamed Nisaar, Kayley Low Qin Xuan, Lam Jun Heng, Muhammad Aryan Naufal Bin Muhammad Afini, Muhammad Ariqin Bin Muhammad Fadly, Javier Nie Jing Chen, Fawwaz Qayyum Bin Nurfurqaan

Mdm Norlailawati Bte Osman, Goh Zilong Cleon, Marko Chong, Caius Teo Jin Huan, Vasantala Trinav, Meera Arul Prakasam, Ling Pei Chen, Chong Yu Tian, Hannah Fallysha Binte Muhammad Fauzi, Han Minh Tam, Ms Tan Li Yan

Nayli Farisa Binte Salman Farizhi, Chenaya Elisha Karunaweera, Nur Haziqah Binte Hasli, Senthilkumar Shakthivelpandian, Aqmal Haziq Bin Mohamed Abdul Kadir, Wong Ming Hao, Muizzuddin Mirza Bin Abdul Haafidz

Not In Photo: Muhammad Wan Fiiqzky Bin Juhari

1 Discipline 7

Row 1 : Safiyyah Maryam Binte Mohamad Shahafashah, Sofiyya Maryam Binte Mohamad Shahafashah, Nur Qaisyah Fatin Binte Mohamed Rizzal, Nur Ariana Binte Muhammad Nur Hisam, Airis Azzahra Binte Muhammad Rasul Alfattaah, Tan Yi Xuan Emmalyn,

Row 1 :

Row 2 : Izyan Binte Samsi, Nurul Batrisya Binte Abdul Hakim, Noor Huriyyah Zahsy Binte Muhamad Zulfadly, Naila Saaliha Selemani Jawa, Cheok Jia En Zelda, Muhammad Fahish Rizqi Bin Muhammad Hairul, Chen Kuanze Nolan, Zaufah Noah Abdullah, Abdul Harraz Bin Abdul Hakim, Muhammad Noor Harraz Bin Jumah

Mdm Liu Chang, Muhammad Dhani Bin Juraemi, Arish Damian Bin Audi Danial, Koo Jia Zheng, Jeswani Samar, Jayden Kuang Min Jun, Yara Binte Firman, Neenika Deepa, Meryl Koh Hui En, Sia Zi Xian, Teo Jia Xin Janelle, Miss Fatimah Sajidah Binte Abdul Razak, Ms Lee Peir Chuang

Row 3: Chua Kai En Keryn, Kiera Jamiel Modesto Panganiban, Bhavya Bhardwaj, Lana Marissa Binte Muhammad Faizal, Woon Zhe Wei, Sai Darahas Udandrao, Chua Boon Ding Noah, Hamzah Asadullah Bin Muhammad Hamizan

In Photo: Rayan Chan Ho Yin

2 Respect 1

Not

Alisha Fathiah Binte Muhammad Aiman, Jade Ong Shi An, Ip Ka Yee, Chen Ee Ting, Tamarra Binte Mohamad Taufik, Rizqi Shakil Bin Nur Rahimi, Teo Jia Hang, Hua Hao Ran, Seth Foong Rui Jie, Preston Punidhan S/O Mathialagan

Mdm Siti Nuraini Mustaqiim M Yusof, Carlton Ko Yi Hui, Han Huiseong, Muhammad Khaizan Bin Muhammad Khairul, Ihsan Bin Nur Hafizh, Arkana Fathan Rayandra, Tan Jin Yu, Ng Xin Er, Hayley Eloise Lim, Mdm Koh Wan Ting

Nur Adawiyyah Binte Abdul Majid, Nurul Alwiyah Fateha Binte Mohd Faizal, Mahendran Kiruthiksha, William Zaw, Sarisa Nivedh Tagore, Tan Kai Xiang Zane, Zhao Kaiyi

Not In Photo: Aleeya Marsya Binte Khairul Azman, Ayra Raisyah Binte Muhammad Ammar, Nur Erfa Alyaa Binte Mohamad Herwan

Row 1 :

Row 2 :

Row 3:

Nazra Azura Binte Muhammad Nazri, Rizqa Nur Aini Binte Rahmat, Lee Yun Cheng, Tiffany Lam Rui Wei, Kaviyazhini Thirumurugan, Ethan Chang Kyehern, Iman Mateen Bin Muhammad Tajuddin, Brayden Daniel Rodrigues, Wong Hao Hong Elliot, Muhammad Mikael Naafiy Bin Muhammad Nur Farhan, Vincent Neo Wen Sheng

Mdm Norhani Bte Sahar, Mrs Tan Jye En, Jayden Lim Yi Zhe, Ayman Abdul Mateen Bin Nur Iman, Tiong Xiao Yi, Jagannath S/O L Ramasamy, Aryan Khalish Bin Halil Rahman, Nur Anis Batrisyah Binte Abdul Rahman, Falser Annamei Zhang, Ariana Rizqah Binte Muhamad Rizal, Nadia Grace Manon, Tengku Medina Islam Binte Muhammad Taufiq, Ms Hilda Goh Ru Bin

Nur Farzana Athasya Binte Ahmad Nidzam, Vinokurova Aleksandra, Teng Yi Ting, Kang Sion, Yao Jiahang, Adam Luqman Bin Muhammad Syazwan, Myint Myat Maung, Sun Guangyi

2 Respect 5

Row 1 :

Lim Yi Xuan Stephanie, Shaara Alawiyah Binte Mohamed Shabil, Nur Annasya Daania Binte Muhammad Syaaban, Nur Azzryyanie Iriahzah Binte Muhammad Hazhairi, Lee Xian Zhi Leiya, Pau Thian Muan Khai, Dareeq Zaheen Bin Muhammad Dzulfadli, Mikael Dharis Bin Muhammad Irwan Shah, Hong Seungwoo, Alucard Lee Zhi Long

Row 2 :

Muhammad Hamza Bin Mohamed Shahrin, Muhammad Nazhaan Arish, Zhang Yize, Muhammad Qaiyyum, Jason Ye, Rajarajan Aishaani, To Di Qui, Nur Shafiyyah Adhia Binte Muhammad Shukor, Mrs Choy-Chua Wan Jun

Row 3:

Thitt Dabin Nyein, Delaila Raisa Binte Mohamad Farreze Zarriq, Zahra Zoya Khan, Nikita Belkov, Hamzah Saalih Selemani Jawa, Li Haoxuan

Not In Photo: Mdm Lee Gim Fang, Teo Xiulin, Xavienraj S/O Vicneswaran

Row 1 :

Aaira Qaisara Putri Mohamed Fairuz, Ang Yi Qin, Maryam Safiyyah Binte Mohammad Firdaus, Nur Arissa Balqis Binte Mohammad Nazri, Alvarez Samantha Ysabelle Dela Cruz, Kaisan Syahir Bin Muhammad Le Mahathir, Vundrajavarapu Moulik Varma, Muhammad Syafi' Bin Muhammad Suffi, Jayven Chen Ruihao, Anson Yit Jun Xiang

Row 2 :

Row 3:

Ms Hussum Fatimah Bte Syed Mohd, Song Yiqi, Muhammad Hardy Sharizan Bin Muhammad Faizal, Low Weng Teng Jenice, Adelynn Lanna Kurniawan, Shan Yi-Cheng, Lucinda Tan Xuan Er, Nur Fitriah Na'ila Binte Muhammad Hafiz, Mdm Rosnah Binte Rosman

Yang Sze Ling, Ashi Julka, Mohammad Rifqi Aidil Bin Mohammad Rashid, Sim Jun Un Kaeton, Lim Wei Dong Megson

Not In Photo: Adam Rifqi Bin Muhammad Fariz, Kaung Myat Lynn Htut, Nurul Aina Binte Hazman, Srinivasan Sai Rakshan

LIANHUA

Row 1 :

Nur Marsya Binte Muhammad Aidil, Mia Ong, Nur Hannah Binte Muhammad Hafeez, Nur Humairah Aishah Binte Roslan, Zhang Antong, Lett Yar Min Khant, Muhammad Yusuf Ezra Bin Maoulana Rizky, Muhammad Rayyan Rifqi Bin Muhammad Ridhuan, Mohammed Putra Hazroy Bin Mohammed Hairi Rasdiaz, Daen Tan De En

Mrs Niki Yeo, Muhammad Aqil Rayyan Bin Mohammad Danial, Lim Yu Keong Ethan, Pavalan Ellalan Anbarasan, Wu Yuetong, Harissa Lea Aesteana Binte Muhammad Haikal, Tan Jin Jie, Talitha Lin Jing Xing, Walshe Olivia, Mdm Lai Lian Siang

Izhara Binte Mohammed Izzul, La Min Pyae Pyae, Ariel Aw, Lim Yu En Eyan, Tadeo Aedi Lleon Magpoc, Brentson Tan Fu Le

Not In Photo: Mr Tan Chin Chuan, Nurul Insyirah Binte Shekh Muhammad Ismail, Yuveshaan S/O Ravidran

2 Respect 7

Row 1 :

Putri Ariana Irtiqa Binte Sufyan, Teo Zhi Xuan Sarah, Nur Insyirah Binte Abdul Khalim, Shermayne Ong Xinya, Wong Ho Ching Hester, Muhammad Danir Ashar Bin Muhammad Khalid, Muhammad Aniq Lutfi Bin Mas Mirza, Thufa'il Bin Muhammad Nasiruddin, Ilao Jakob Villa, Francisco Chan Meng En

Row 2 :

Mdm Siti Aishah Bte Mohd Hasid, Su Ziyang, Julian Ung Flores, Yang Xinhao, Daphne Ong Leng Tim, Mishika Baheti, Pitrola Umika, Nur Qisya Ariana Binte Johari, Theophilia Goh Jia Ning (Wu Jianing), Qis Nadhirah Binte Muhammad Kassofiyan, Mrs Samantha Liew

Row 3:

Ishya Filza Binte Mohamad Fadzli, Chen Zimeng, Tan Mei Hua, Naira Nashmia Binte Muhammad Nazrie, Achintya Kharkwal, Muhammad Karl Naufal Bin Mohammad Faisal Alkhatib, Zhang William

Not In Photo: Aif E'ze Bin Abdul Rashid

Row 2 :

Row 3:

Izara Binte Samsi, Dhia Dewi Nafeeza Binte Ahmad Affandi, Nur Jazzmyn Ayeesha Zaira Binte Elfien, Venkatesan Nithika, Khit Hlwan Phyu, Li Shing Yin, Anand Rylan, Naufan Harraz Bin Muhammad Khairulnizam, Eifad Rauf Bin Muhammad Farhan Fiqri, Abdul Matin Bin Halipi, Julius Chua Qi Le

Mr Foo Zhi Bao Jonathan, Nathanael Ter Jia Wei, Badani Kiyaan Hardik, Paar Jamie Simanjuntak, Kennisha Kam Yu Yan, Shi Ling Hui, Teh Sze En, Riza Shaqueena Binte Redzanudin, Nayla Umairah Binte Mohamad Faizal, Maryam Raeisa Binte Nurazlan, Mdm Hana Diyana Binte Abd Kahar

Priscilla Tay Xuan Vy, Diana Tay Tuong Vy, Tay Hui Ying Erin, El Idrissi Alex, Su Chengzhe, Jayven Chua Jia Chen, Lim Ghim Siong Jerrad

Row 1 :

Row 2 :

Chua Xin Ying Chloe, Raisya Irdina Binte Shahreil, Rizqin Syaurah Binte Ritzuan, Prabhakaran Mahadi, Nur Alayna Azzahra Binte Muhammad Al Ashraf, Li Mujia Han Ky Tam, Wang Hong Rui Quinton, Minhal Ahmed S/O Mushtaq Ahmed, Rith Foong Rui An, Polwaththa Rathubaduge Trishan Sashinka De Silva, Danish Zayyan Bin Muhammad Dzulfadli, Nagaraj Sangeetha Bodhidharman, Muhammad Hanif Bin Hairul

3 Compassion 1

Chew Kai Jie Justin, Zhao Chengxi, Shi Yifei, A Mohammed Shahzaib Pasha, Zander Chan Yi Nuo, Jayakumar Jeffin Matthew, Kwok Zhe Yuan Bennett, Ong Jian Xu, Subasinghe Arachchige Don Tharulya Dulari Subasinghe, Ava Nyla Choo En Rui, Jayley Choo Kai Han, Meredith Cheong Yu Herng, Wu Shenghao Victoria, Ms Yeo Al Hui Carrine

Row 3:

Mysha Binte Moyen, Xu Enting Lovine, Ramakrishnan Gomathi Sukidhasri, Rizqin Sharleez Binte Nur Rahimi, Jolene Cha, Hong Ezanne, Zayn Raqib Ibnu Muhammad Rashid, Ayden Chua Jia Jun, Senthilkumaran Veeravel, Atabay Orlando Zeus Coyoca, Daryl Chua Kai Xuan

Not In Photo: Mdm Norlieza Bte Ahmad, Chia Jye Ee, Damian Tay Yu Zhi

Row 1 :

Row 2 :

Row 3:

Lim Yi Tong, Wong Li Ya, Chiong Hui

Qing Mikko, Sarah Iman Binte Saladin Alamin, Isabelle Tan Xinyi, Alison Lim Vim Teng, Tay Yu Tong, Rafael Toby Susanto, Langit Al Fatih Bin Norman, Ng Jin Chen, Isaiah Teo Han Xuan, Yan Adrian, Dhittakorn Leo, Lee Sheng Jia, Hanley Neo Phan Ngoc

Ms Lee Jieying Edelyn, Hazael Shayaan Bin Abdul Hafiz, Mohammed Ian Raykal Bin Mohammed Raffiee, Jordan Tan Zhang Xuan, Lee Hong Wei, Muhammad Ammar Azka Bin Muhammad Fahmie, Lei Devon Yuan, Ling Qi Feng, Vihan Thakshil Withana, Ma Jierui, Izaan Ahmed Puthen Peedikayil, Ayanam Shrutakirthi, Tay Zhi Shuo Sofia, Ms Amelia Lee Wan Qing

3 Compassion 2

Row 1 :

Nur Rahmah Binte Mohamed Fauzi, Ng Jia Wen Jeaneve, Auni Mawaddah Binte Mushawwir, Nurmardhiya Nayla Binte Muhammad Sufian, Abdul Halim Safiyyah Ruwaida Varias, Ong Yee En, Nur Falysha Ailyanna Binte Muhammad Fairulnizam, Aura Arissa Binte Mohammed Shah Rizam, Afiq Bin Mohamad Nazri, Raden Nufail Anaqi Bin Ahmad Affandi, Muhammad Solihin Bin Muhammad Shafie, Aydin Arpsuwan, Rayyan Isaac Bin Shahrul Adryjunaidi, Aaden Lim Yan Xing

Row 2 :

See Chen, Xu Zixi, Sofia Alayna Zhang Binte Mohammad Rezal, Cayley Mikella Lau Wan Yu, Dharmendiran Sai Aaditya, Uri Zhang Wani, Sun Liyan, Yusuf Sallaah Selemani Jawa, Govil Reyansh, Hrishiekesh Suresh, River Ethan Dacasin Tiang, Choo Junwei 3 Compassion 3

Miss Toh Bee Hong, Albert Benjamin Ng, Aven Yeo Yu Ren, Luth Alfian Bin Muhammad Riduan, Mohamed Yazid Bin Mohamed Iqbal, Ang Yi Shan, Sarah Zahraa Binte Muhammad Fairus, Ulfah Binte Zakaria, Lee Xian En Trinity, Wong Xin Hui Venus, Precious Punithrashini D/O Mathialagan, Farzana Irdyna Binte Muhammad Haikal, Ms Irnny Irianny Binte Chuma'ing

Row 3:

Koo Qian Yi, Nur Hidanah Faiqah Binti Muhammad Faris, Ravikumar Harshika, Wong Jia Ying, Juanillo Maddison Elyce Velasco, Syaheem Khan S/O Feroz, Ryan Yeong Yu Feng, Hadi Amar Bin Muhammad Le Mahathir, Mayilvahanan Mukunthan, Azka Firas Bin Abdul Jalil

Row

Row

Row 3:

Not In Photo: Aryan Fauzan Bin Muhammad Aiman

3 Compassion 4

Row 1 :

Row 2 :

Row 3:

Nur Izyan Hanani Binte Azmi, Ng Hui Vi Baylee, Putri Aila Varisha Binte Sufyan, Sabrina Binte Shareff Uthuman, Jaylyn Soh Enping, Zarah Laiqa Binte Muhammad Fadhlullah, Aniq Zafran Bin Shahril, Muhammad Imran Bin Akbar Ali, Aqeel Miqael Bin Mohamed Fadley, Lai Yong Wei Lukas, Muhammad Adel Irvian Bin Muhammed Azlan, Muhammad Keian Lafel Bin Abdullah, Nga Ziyang

Mr Mohammad Faizal Bin Ismail, Jason Soo Jian Jie, Tan Xin Rui Charlie, Wong Kai Ping, Al Nuhin Mohammad Tauhid, Teo Xuan Wei Theodore, Aisy Huzaifah Bin Abdul Razak, Lim Xuan Zheng Lucas, Adonia Najma Orlin Binte Mohammad Fandi, Joelle Lee Wen Ting, Wong Wen Ya Elena, Nur Dina Hidayah Binte Muhammad Rafasanjani, Qayla Fariha Binte Nurfurqaan, Mdm Chua Yi Ling

Jang Juna, Adelia Tan Jing Han, Chan Yu En Queensha, Aafiya Nur Izzahra Binti Sairul Rizal, Amar Haziq Bin Mohamed Haziz, Senin Matteo Pio Murillo, Said Ameer Bin Said Jalal, Lingarajan Tharun Vijay, Timithiran S/O Pavadairayan

Nur Qaysrina Alisha Binte Norizan, Nur Raudhatul Jannah Binte Muhammad Ridhwan, Lim Yu Jie Jayce, Ayra Adelya Binte Muhammad Iswardi, Tina Ngiam, Loh Le En Adele, Muhammad Izdihar Bin Mohd Sahrin, Varunkrisi S/O Sateish, Callen Jun-Wei Duncombe, Jonah Husayn Bin Mizie Yunus, Muhammad Houshang Ali Bin Abdul Hakim, Saif Niq' Rafhael Bin Muhammad Ridzwan

Mrs Alexis Pua, Balashanmugham Sai Prabu, Ang Yin Zhe, Zayn Chan Vi Teng, Ang Zong Poh, Muhammad Adam Kaiser Bin Khabil, Abel Teh Ken Arn, Muhammad Fatris Armand Bin Fathullah, Muhammad Khaifarell Bin Muhammad Khairul, Ng Yi Xin, Ariqah Sofya Binte Khuwaridzmi, Nyla Aaliyah Binte Mohamed Nizar, Mdm Kuan Suan Shi

Wei Minghui, Chen Yunxuan, Zara Armel Binte Zahari, Michaela Krieger, Amy Zheng Xinmei, Tng Wen Jun, Chun Huynh Sang, Saravanakumar Madhesh Kannan, Abdul Aiman Afiq Bin Abdul Khair, Khan Al Sadi

Not In Photo: Muhammad Aiman Aaron Bin Fahkhairul Mizan, Naurah Rizqin Binte Nazirul Haffiz, Mr Zainul Bin Rahim Shaffee

3 Compassion 5

Yong Shi Ting, Jennifer Ng Yan Ling, Tham Jing Ying Alice, Aaira Alisha

Binte Abdul Rahim, Nayla Nathania Binte Norherman, Dina Hanifah Binte Muhamad Hizuan, Corna Noemi, Sufi

Heidi Bin Ahmad Amri, Danish Qarizh

Bin Mohammad Saiful, Isaac Ismail

Bin Yasser, Muhammad Airis Bin Muhammad Fadly, Chia Jun Yu, Aisy

Aldric Bin Sulaiman

Ms Lim Chien Ling Shenlynn, Ding Ding Ying Valiant, Coen Jun-Wen Duncombe, Dansen Tan Jun Yan, Muhammad Aiman Bin Hassan, Mugilan Sivakumar, Irfaan Zayyan Bin Muhammad Sharizal Zarie, Muhammat Al Tareef Bin Muhammat Sarif, Hessa Keysha Binte Mohamad Hafiz, Chin Xiao Zhi, Goh Qi En Elyssa, Mdm Pek Peet Juan

Natasha Ter Jia En, Ayra Dahlia Binte Nuryazid, Nusayba Binte Muhammad Siddiq, Chevelle Tan Wen Xuan, Nur Ayra Maisarah Binte Abdul Rahman, Calista Ong, Nur Farzana Binte Muhammad Gaddafi, Wong Kai Xi, Ong Xiang Yu, Mr Low Teck Chye

Vincent

Not In Photo: Kum Kai Le Kayler, Putri Nur'qyara Ayreen Binte Muhammad Norazrizal, Shavinash Elias S/O Sakthivel

Wong Wan Ning, Wong Shin Shuen Sheen, Fatimah Azzahra Binte Muhammad Hamizan, Rameshkumar Yakshaya, Sophie Rachem Lee, Puteri Romeesa Binte Nur Yazeed, Siti Ayesha Abdul Matin Magnaye, Wong Kai Rong Ayden, Muhammad Zafrul Bin Muhammad Nur Fatwa, Mohamad Ademer Bin Mohamad Affandy, Muhammad Rizqi Bin Rahmat, Abdullah Syakir Bin Muhammad, Afiq Matin Bin Abdul Majid, Ang Wei Heng, Min Anti Phone Khant

Mdm Lee Qian Ren, Arunkumar Dharun Mithran, Nufail Zulhilmi Bin Mohamad Noor Shafie, Ashwin Sai Samrudh, Kankipati Shivansh, Lynn Pyae Phyo, Elavazhagan Lavithkarthik, Lu Zizheng, Wyne Yin Hnit Htoo, Jessy Heng Jing Xin, Chan Kian Rong, Phang

Wei Jun, Ashwin Sai Smaran, Teo Min Sheng, Mdm Jalifah Binte Ismail

Nur Al Trisha Binte Masazlie, Hailie

Chen Kai Lin, Nirmal Athvikah, Weiner

Celeste Phyllisia Pagsolingan, Cyanne Shen, Garg Divij, Qi Haiyang, Justin

Ang Siao Wei, Zhang Jingyi Ryan, Low

Shi Yu, Tsai Seng Ann Dylan

Not In Photo: Suryaprakash Siddharth

4 Integrity 1

Mohamed Gazzali Dhaanya, Durrah

Qisya Binte Mohammad Saiful, Izara A'isyah Binte Mohd Rizal, Jaycee Soh Enqi, Yang Jinyi. Ms Celine Tan, Ms Yong Hua Moy, Mr Wong EeMeng Samuel, Elroy Koh Eng Kai, Oscar Toh Yan Tao, Muhammad Ilmi Khairan Bin Mohamed Khairul, Loh Xuan Yu Edwardson, Keian Toh Jiin Yan, Muhammad Aiman Irshad Bin Muhamad Irwan

Karthik Harshavardhan, Fready Sahib Singh S/O Zailani, Wong Jian Yuan Rowin, Muhammad Khilfi Ilhan Bin Khabil, Cayden Elroy Lim, Muhammad Hayden Syaezstar Khan Bin Huzma Khan, Arpsuwan Tanakit, Xu Enqing Labelle, Alenna Chua Enqi, Ting Fang Ying Sara, Minky Yong, Lim En Ning Corliss, Ong Dominique Olivier Dayon

Quek Yuan Zhen Kimberly, Nur Erica Melena Binte Muhammad Hafizz, Yap Fang Qing Freya, Noor Neelofa Nadhirah Binte Muhammad Fauzee, Nety Shayzliani Binte Muhammad Ridzwan, Kenisha D/O Pavadairayan, Liang Haotong, Lee Zhe Lei Keith, Liang Junxi, Nor Muhamad Shaheed Bin Saffri, Tan Chuan Feng Emmanuel

Row 1 :

Nur Aliya Binti Md Saleh, Hou Jiaxi, Nur Aleeya Maisarah Binte Muhammed Nur Firdaus, Aleesha Binte Mohammad Saiful, Ms Abigail Ang Jia Min, Ms Lu Ching Ching, Ms Lee Sok Ngee Pauline, Chan Kai En Kayler, Ho Yongxun Shaun, Iman Qays Aryan Bin Norizan, Chua Si Kai Darius

Row 2 :

Muhammad Atif Najmi Bin Ahmad Nidzam, Kayzen Lim Hong Kai, Chung Yuan Kai, Darius Tung Yi An, Adam Aril Bin Khuwaridzmi, Tejesh Kumar Ashok Kumar, Aakif Ilhan Bin Mazlan, Zanjabeel S/O Mohamed Aslam, Nur A'fiyah Binte Mohamad Nazri, Shaikh Aafiya Javeed, Koh Rui'en Rykiel Sirita, Lim Jia Xin Charlotte

Row 3:

Lizbeth Panganiban Liew, Lim Jong Ren, Safiyyah Binte Shareff Uthuman, Siddhiksha Saravana Kumar, Jacinta Seng Lu, Keandra Sim Kai Le, Nur Shamim Kaif D/O Feroz, Muhammad Al'riffael Bin Muhamad Rizal, Reuben Huang Zhenghong, Shiraz Nur Al- Mateen Bin Shir Nur Muhamad, Kam Jia Wei, Teo Zing Xuan Benjamin, Mason Sim

Not In Photo: Aaden Chua Qi Xuan, Abdullah Faqih, Ava Chan Xin Yu, Kirana Sofea Binte Mohammad Faisal Alkhatib

Not In Photo: Miteshaan S/O Ravidran

Nur Quraisya Aluna Binte Mohamad Jufre, Tay Kah Yue Madeline, Kweh Xin Jie, Firzana Irlyna Binte Muhammad Haikal, Srivarshinee Ganesan, Ms Packkirisamy Sivasakthi, Mrs Emily Chia, Mrs Lee-Chua Ee Wen Eileen, Emerald Lau Zheng Jie, Teng Zheng Wen Grayson, Ziqy Zaizwan Bin Mohammadd Nor Aizarwan, Lim Zheng Yang Chapman, Yong Zhi Hong

Eshan Velan Morgan, Alfiz Matin Bin Sofian, Alexander Thu Ya Aung, Ng Jia Xiang Ethan, Lucius Tan Hao Yang, Muhammad Rizal Abdul Matin Magnaye, Chalmers Fong Eu Ze, Su Zibo, Koh Ru Xuan Dorielle, Tanya Tam Xiao Xuan, Sifat Kaur Sidhu, Huang Jinxuan Ellysah

Charlotte Ng Jia Xin, Nur Irzara Ammara Binte Mohamed Nisaar, Ho Wan Yi, Kok Xiu Ying, Nor Melysha Iryani Binte Norazmi, Chong Chanel Jane Esguerra, Ling An Tong Angel, Cayden Kuang Min Ze, Muhammad Iqbal Bin Muhammad Islahuddin, Anson Eng Foo Sheng, Wong Her Wyn, Darshan Ramesh, Kritheshwaran Lysanias S/O Rajkumar

Not In Photo: Eshal Dilara Binte Mohamad Sufardi, Muhammad Rayyan Isaac Bin Fahkhairul Mizan

4 Integrity 4

Row 1 :

Nurin Irdina Binte Mohammad Hafiz, Athista Maran, Ananya Sarath Palakkal, Marsya Binte Munir, Kayvis Wong Si Ting, Miss Wang Xiaoxuan, Ms Rachel Koh Bao Qin, Miss Clara Tan Yi Jun, Tengku Iman Shah Bin Muhammad Taufiq, Cheong You Yang, Chew Rui Xuan Joel, Iqbal Nor Iman Bin Mohammad Fadzly, Matin Idraki Bin Muhammad

Row 2 :

Deion Ong Kaixuan, Sureshkumar Nandhini Anav Harijith, Ilyas Irving Chan, Ng Jie Ren Jayden Nhan Kiet, Beh Chen Yu Aloysius, Peng Rui Zhe Justin, Ervin Choy Zhe Yu, Quentin Leong Zheng Ying, Htoo Myat Nadi, Alessia Corna, Sri Aliya Binte Razak, Sofea Binte Shah Azhar, Irdina Binte Imran, Nur Azzrynna Iriahzah Binte Muhammad Hazhairi, Wong Sze Ting Genevieve

Row 3:

Ng Pei Qi Tiffany, Kong Sze Tian, Elly Melissa Binte Osman, Ardra Ajith, Alina Belkova, Nur Sara Sumayyah, Nelaturi Kiran, Aydan Iman Bin Muhammad Syazwan, Ho Rui Yu Lester, Low Xuan Ming, Shri Krishna, Kassym Marenov, Ponnivalavan Aniv Sai

Not In Photo: Rizqi Shadhin Bin Nur Rahimi, Tan Yan Yang Thaddeus

Row 1 :

Auni Nabilah Binte Sufian, Ayra Falisha Binte Muhammad Taufiq, Koay Xiaoen, Shanmuganathan Samiksha, Kathleen Hermanto Go, Miss Wang Xiaoxuan, Mr Sim Wee Choon, Mr Li Jianwen, Teo Jia Le Jonas, Nguyen Hien Long, Nour Isa Ilman Bin Nurazlan, Audie Muhammad Bin Muhammad Azli, Christian Choo Seon Yi

Row 2 :

Dai Chenhao, Lin Huixin, Ilhan Mahdi Bin Kamarulzaman, Muhammad Ariel Noah Bin Muhammad Fauzee, Ng Yew Teng (Huang Youting), Koo Yi Xin, Zhao Wei'en, Dinara Mihisandi Silva, Shereen Tasnim Wong, Quinn Michaela Lopez Cacho, Alva Natasha Choo En Ting, Muthukumaresan Dhanikasree, Avanthikka Venkatesh, Karen Hermanto Go

Row 3:

Sayuri Thathyana Withana, Bhardwaj Yagnya, Sng Yu Ling Dayna, Zhang Ronghua, Carys Ko Lin Lin, Cora Larissa Sear, Thu Swan Zaya, Sarvesvaraj S/O Vicneswaran, Ilankumaran Abishegan, Deng Yuxin, Nafees Nuwair Bin Muhammad Khairulnizam, Dillon Ang Kang Zhe, Zareef Bin Muhammad Ridhwan

Not In Photo: Mrs Mahesh, Ayra Alisha Binte Halil Rahman, Muhammad Shaahibul Nashrullah Bin Halipi, Rizqi Anaqi Bin Rohaizat

Row 1 :

Sharleez Biee Hamzah, Nur Dhia Alisha Binte Abdullah, Joyce Lim Jia Ying, Nur Ferdina Airin Binte Fathullah, Ang Yi Xuan, Mdm Woo Yeong Yi, Mr Lim Soon Wei, Mdm Masrini Binte Samsi, Wong Kai Zun, Alvin Ong Pasco, Mohammad Irfan Fahmi Bin Mohammad Fadil, Mizanul Adyan Bin Muhammad Norshahid, Aaryan Danish Putra Mohamed Fairuz

Row 2 :

Chew Kai Yi Joash, Iqbal Farihin Bin Muhammad Fahmy, Shanmugam Shashidhar, Jarren Soo Jian An, Alistair Lim Yan Bin, Kabir Bora, Ng Teng Yang Eric, Zhang Chenze, Nur Hasna Fatima Binte Muhammad Nor Helmi, Fresnido Johana Luise Pangilinan, Myera Fedora Binte Muhammad Fitri, Chong Zixin Elly, Edelynn Hong Yew Lin

Row 3:

Cloey Chang En Yu, Nur Qairina Binte Mohammad Sulaiman, Han Xuanyu, Moe Kyal Sin Thaw, Song Yichen, Lim Hwee Min, Ji Yilin, Gui Yi Yang Claudius, Mohammad Ryan Mikail Bin Mohammad Redwan, Lam Jun Cheng, Muhammad Aqil Rizqullah Bin Muhammad Noridzuan, Justin Mohan Jovish, Shanmugam Shashidhar

Not In Photo: Muhammad Aiman Bin Hazman, Syed Muhammad Daiyan Bin Syed Al- Fathin Alsagoff

Row 1 :

Row 2 :

Tan Shin Yu, Kumaravel Thanisha, Foo Cai Qian, Khairusyifa' Binte Muhammad Khairunan, Chan Hwe Yieng, Ms Lim Stew Chin, Mdm Wong Jing Mei Joyce, Muhammad Danish Ashaz Bin Muhammad Khalid, Lee Kang Rui Nicholas, Tang Shing Boon Roy, Liew Hong Le, Adam Qays Bin Muhammad Assad Elani

Not In Photo: Kelly Loh Jia Li 5 Unity 1

Chan Yi Feng Jaydon, Tattvamasi Tathastu Prasad, Rayhan Dani Bin Muhammad Sudarmaji, Ihsan Zulqarnain Bin I'dil Saladin Alamin, Irfan Bin Imran, Syed Syuaib Bin Syed Fauzi, Aniq Muhaimin Bin Saiful Kahfi, Adyan Zahran Bin Ahmad Tarmizi, Poh Yi Xiu, Chen Kaixin, Chen Ee Suen, Saima Ariana Binte Ridwan, Shivakumar Divya, Lee Hong Ying, Kong Zi Rui Esperanza

Tong Yi Xin Zaneta, Karthikai Rajan Akshara Karthik, Lim Han Xi Isabel, Teo Hui, Teo Kai Lin, Vundrajavarapu Dishita Varma, Xavier Soh Kai Le, Tan Yu Jie, Kong Siang Jun, Jarrell Neo Wei Jie, Pavan U K, Liu Yashe, Lim Li Xuan

Ilyas 'Adil Bin Masri, Louis Ho Sze Wei, Kyan Ong Jun Qi, Joe Tan Junhao, Muhammad Haris Bin Muhammad Hafiz, Jeyaprakash Dhanyasri, Missya Fathiya Binte Muhammad Fitri, Soh Ying Jing Meicy, Atiyyah Husna Binte Khirman, Soe Su Nadi Gania, Shakthipriya D/O Saravanan, Yew Yun Xi, Ong Yan Xin Bernice, Janelle Chew Xin Yue, Salsabila D/O Mohamed Aslam

Row 3: Pang Xue Li Sarah, Chua Si Ting Desiree, Myrna Amelia Binte Ahmad Fahmy, Leong Kaixin, Nura'aliyah Qalisha Binte Roslan, Ms Farah Syafiqah Binte Johari, Ms Shafira Binte Zailani, Christopher Tual Khan Khual, Kalen Zhang Kaijie, Lee Wen Xian Sean, Muhammad Alif Haziq Bin Muhammad Yeslam, Noh Ihsan Shah Bin Shaiful

Eiliya Imani Binte Effendy, Nur Fitrah Binte Mohamed Shafri, Tng Jia En, Siazar Sydney Janeira Atienza, Ng Yu Chin (Huang Yuzhen), Ooi Shi Rong, Zhang Miao, Chaudhary Ellie, Farhat Reza Bin Kamal Reza, Mika Bazil Bin Mohsin, Tan Jia Le, Cai Yuhong, Sarangaraja Dhagshin

Not In Photo: Ms Wok Li Jun Elizabeth

5 Unity 3

Row 1 :

Lee Zi Ning, Yap Xin Le, Ellie Chang Kyexin, Edna Wong Ruixin, Balasubramanian Maanasa, Ms Arshvini Paulose Manohar, Tan Bo Xun, Goo Yi Kang, Htoo Myat Htike, Arfan Azhar Bin Muhammad Rasul Alfattaah, Reivanio Pradipta

Aden Tok Jun Yu, Tan Rui Yang Nicholas, Adriel Allen Ruban, Zenden Lim Hong Jun, Ayden Toh You En, Ang Kosen, Elampazhani Mridini, Anvi Ameya, Jennifer Ngo Khanh Linh, Su Wenyu, Elampazhani Manasvini, Mahendran Dharshini, Jones Arya Layla, Kadek Kyla Alisha Mertayasa, Noelle Loke Jia En

Prasiddha Sripad, Karen Yong Kai En, Jin Di, Lim Ruo Han, Tammireddi Tanvi Sahasra, Choo Enyu, Christine Chew Ru Zhen, Skyler Evans Dacasin Tiang, Aung Lin Ko Ko, Udandrao Sashi Bhushan, Balakrishnan Kesavan, A Mohammed Shah Nawaz Pasha, Su Yichen Eason, Ifran Shah Shadman

Ng Jing Yu, Chan Yu En, Nurul Matini Binte Iskandar, Nur Sheryrina Adaliiya Binte Mohamad Ridzuan, Mrs K Pavitra Kanaiah, Mdm Yang Fan, Mrs Nonis, Mohamad Rizq Sufi Bin Mohamad Razali, Wira Alehandra Bin Mohammed Shah Rizam, Lim Qi Xiang Tobias, Riezdanel S/O Rajeshwari

Row 2 :

Choy Jia Wei Jeremy, To Tan Di Xuan, Tamil Selvan Sri Sudharsan, Azmeer Bin Mohamad Nazri, Hong Jun Young, Muhammad Putra Ukasyah Bin Saifulridzwan, Muhammad Darwysh Rayyan Bin Abdullah, Tengku Sarah Nadyn Binte Tengku Syamsul Affandy, Lin Shitong, Nur Afrina Aleysha Binte Mohd Afrizal, Tham Hui Qing Jasmine, Wong Rui Shan Valerie, Hannah Zarafina Binte Muhammad Azram, Nur Qaseh Qalesya Binte Mohammad Asrul

Nur Keisha Binte Muhammad Aidil, Lim Wan Ru, Putri Alviena Binte Mohamad Azree, Ng Jia Yi, Jervelle Wang Huiqing, Jecelyn Tan Jia En, Abdah Zaynab Md Kassim Rahman, Lau Jun Long, Rayyan Al Matin Bin Mohamad Johari, Putra Nor'qyrian Ayden Bin Muhammad Norazrizal, Muhammad Al'rifqi Bin Muhamad Rizal, Ayden Zydan Bin Suhirman, Kayden Chua Jun Cheng, Dipu Arnav

Not In Photo: Putra Aziq Harifin Bin Muhammad Shafiq

5 Unity 4

Row 1 :

Row 2 :

Row 3:

Not In Photo: Ms Gracia Ee En

Row 3:

Chelsy Yap, Foo Cai Yi, Khaing Thiri San, Aisyah Humaira Binte Muhammad Hamizan, Sriram Divya Kriya, Mdm Woan Shu Pei, Mr Ramadhan Bin Omar, Lance Benedict Chan, Karthikeyan Kirishav, Chonlatorn Leo, Qoyis Mukmeen Ibnu Muhammad Ikram, Phone Myat Thar

Krish Rajesh, Ong Jed Aaron Ocampo, Choy Jun Yin, Vishwak Kamireddy, Thierry Yee Ming Hao, Ezan Amsyar Bin Razali, Muhammad Rayyan Ibnu Muhammad Rashid, Na Yi Xuan, Jiang Yuhan, Suresh Kannan Renukaa, Huang Xinyue, Sherry Ye, Sattu Ipsitha Sai, Lavand Aarvee Mahesh, Clara Sophie Lee

Tay Kah Shin Jacqueline, Edeline Cheah, Jessie Ranjith Devasahayam, Ajikumar Jenisha Angel Frinna, Kumar Layshmika, Dee Yeong Leen, So Yu Yum Janelle, Dee Yeong Yee, Sng Wen Jun Darren, Sim Jun Feng, Pua Cheng

Hee Logan, Seah Htet Han, Ian Nur Fa'idzin Bin Mohamad Fadzli, Louis Tiang Tian You

Row 1 :

Nur Izzah Amni Binte Mohd Sahrin, Ellysha Qaisarah, Jolene Ho En Xuan, Sherylyn Toh Stew Ling, Erika Natasha Binte Abdulah, Ms Ng Ziqian Jolene, Ms Lin Rui Jun, Noah Zakaria Bin Yasser, Muhammad Sazrieyan Bin Sazali, Isaac Lee Shao Wu, Renzo Ng, Muhammad Irwan Bin Samsi

Row 2 :

Shamierul Ariq Bin Youzimanto, Muhammad Darwisy Iman Bin Yunus, Venkatesan Nidish Meiyappan, Abedul Hawqala Shaqkur Bin Abedul Halem, Polwaththa Rathubaduge Theshan Danwa De Silva, Devathathan Sarwesh, Shah Adzal Mirza Bin Abdul Rahman, Rizqin Sharmin Binte Nur Rahimi, Chong Ee Tong, Kho Le En Chloe, Dhia Humaira Binte Muhamad Hizuan, Nur Azura Binte Mohammad Nordin, Chia Angelina, Chin Fan Zhi

Row 3:

Nur Arissa Myra Binte Noor Azlan, Zulfa Nur Syahadah Binte Muhammad Farzid, Amelia Tan Shi Han, Qwenn Low, Joy Alamsjah, Katrina Prethip Shankar, Putri Nur Humairah Binte Ahmad Nidzam, Cruise Toh Jinn Hean, Danny Zarril Bin Mohamad Farreze Zarriq, Muhammad Don Afiq Bin Muhammad Arif, Muhammad Hassan Shah Bin Abdul Rasid, Kirthick Roshan Selvam, Syed Ilyas Bin Syed Fauzi, Putera Syawqi Qais Bin Humaidy

Not In Photo: Mudrakola Keshav Kumar

Row 1 :

2 :

Fresnido Emilia Alexa Pangilinan, Rifqah Ayesha Binte Mohammad Hasbullah, Mya Elqira Binte Affandy, Syed Ibrahim Asfiya Maryam, Miss Wang Xiaoxuan, Ms Lu Ching Ching, Mdm Shanthini D/O Radha Krishnan, Mr Kathiravan S/O Murugiah, Zhao Qiuhao, Hamzah Azraqi Bin Zakariah, Ilham Bin Mohar, Zafran Bin Mohamad Taufik

Harsajith R K, Ethan Chua He En, Muhammad Nur Dannial Ahmad Nidzam, Muhammad Anas Bin Muhammad Assad Elahi, Tara Leia Tan, Chiong Hui En Melody, Yeak Xin Yu, Licayu Faith Alvarez, Shermin Hong Shimin, Nur Raihana Binte Shari, Jessica Puah Mei Lin, Nur Amira Qairina Binte Osman, Azyan Qasrina Binte Iszuan

Cheong You Tang, Muhammad Nor Irfan Bin Ishak, Yan Tao, Mohammed Zayn Iftekhar, Muhammad Maahir, Yeo Jai Zhen, Chong Mac Justine Esguerra, Murugesan Deepan, Chia Jun Yang, Aiman Haziq Bin Azhar, Kendrix Kam Jing Yang, Muhammad Rafa Rizqin Bin Muhammad Syawal, Divesh Jaya Chandran, Tan Kai Ruey

Row 1 :

Row 2 :

Row 3:

Nur Asyffa Balqis Binte Mohammad Nazri, Nur Avel Xadora Binte Muhammad Affendy, Vijipillai Priyavathana, Gui Jun Ling Ysabel, Yap Yu Tong, Mdm Maggie Fong Pui Yi, Mdm Khilfina Bte Kamaruddin Shah, Sebastian Tea Zhi Jun, Liang Letian Trevan, Mohamad Rizqi Safiy Bin Mohamad Razali, Joviel Ang Jing Da, Tham Shan Gen Damas  Mohd Naqi Ziqri Bin Mohd Zaidi, Muhammad Syafiq Bin Md Saleh, Li Jun Teng Lewayne, Ethan Lee Jie Yang, Fairuz Reza Bin Kamal Reza, Rizq Syaufi Bin Ritzuan, Devaraj S/O Murugesan, Emmanuel Tan Guan Lin, Syazie Ayeisha Binte Youzimanto, Daphne Ng Yu Enn, Nur Alya Khalishah Binte Mohammad Fandi, Nur Hidayah Binte Wong, Hanin Lea Alveena Binte Muhammad Haikal

Mysha Amelia Binte Ahmad Fahmy, Thng Hui Min Pablo, Keerthana D/O Murugesan, Yim Qiao En, Lau Hui Xin, Shaarvini D/O Vicneswaran, Xyler Lim Xuan Le, Michael Anandda Halasa, Swann Ein Htet, Darius Chan Wang Hoi, Mathivanan Rohin, Hong Jun Jet

Not In Photo: Adam Hakimi Bin Khairil Anuar  6 Resilience 2

Row

Row 3:

Row 1 :

Shanmuganathan Kanishka, Retuta

Ymeraj Herman, Lim Jia Ying Jayley, Chua

Jin Qing, Chong Ziyi Ella, Mdm Juliswati

Bte Samad, Mr Wong Jinxing, Shein Htut Thu, Ziyaad Bin Muhammad Ridhwan, Deepak Dhanvin, Dani Arsyad Bin Muhammad Taufiq, Jaylen Choo Kai Bin

Ahmad Zaki Bin Sufian, Aydin Zayn Bin Shahril Hidayat, Maximus Maichal Chua

Ding Xi, Kashid Kshitij Pramod, Periya Vaibhav, Aden Seow Yew Siang, Gaza

Althea Cassandra Baclig, Selvamani Taniisha, Julia Safiyyah Binte Mohamad Saifuddin, Chong Ziying Emma, Kwok Zhi

Jun Emma, Tan Shi En Reiko, Ong Sing Rui

Shervin Choy Zhuo You, Jeraldin Bency

Jose Cibi Maher Bert, Guan Bowen, Nafiz Bin Azhar, Jayakumar Jabez Matthew, Shen Shaohang, Yu Kevin, Toh Wu Kiong, Liu Heming, Choong Dianthus, Ashok Kumar Vijesh Kumar, Ngo Jia Jie, Tsai Yi

Lin

Nayla Yasmin Binte Muhammad Yazid, Sun Jiaying, Tan Yun Yi, Abigail Lin Huangying, Mdm B Reqha Trixie, Mr Chong Chee Weng, Mdm Tan Xiaohui, Shankar Shreekanth, George Koh Zhen Bang, Malekar Guruprasad, Abdullah Zuhair Bin Muhammad

Row 2 :

Row 3:

Not In Photo:

Ramanathan Rohan, Kutho Yose Vasa, Sze-To Hao Ming Sam, Teo Yee Sian Jayden, Siew Jing Yi, Tadeo Ida Yael Magpoc, Low Hoi Ying Beatrice, Balasubramanian Tisha, Karthik Bavadharani, Chanya Leong Pin Xin, Phang Wei Jie, Yip Rachel Tze Kei

Kandy Anaiyah Rosal, Clover Chin Le Xian, Ashley Mireya Lau Hui Yu, Lee Daeen, Alagarasan Nandhana, Saung Than Sin, Cheng Sihan, Matthias Tan Yan Feng, Ip Pak Him, Arjun Saxena, Regini Tarun Kartikeyan

Divyameenatchi Thirumurugan, Shivaji Varun Prasad

Not In

Photo:

Delisa Hailey Binte Norazlan

6 Resilience 5

Row 1 :

Row 2 :

Row 3:

Nur Syaiqa Saznieysha Binte Sazali, Ryka Halisyah Binte Hairie, Eliza Biee Hamzah, Qisya Asyura Binte Muhammad Kassofiyan, Mr Willie Wong Weng Seng, Ms Foo Ru Yuan Sheena, Mr Fadial B Jamaludin, Iskandar Shah Bin Sharaffuden, Jayvethen S/O Kabilan, Reza Nauqshad Bin Redzanudin, Aaqil Afzal Bin Faizal

Muhammad Dayyan Bin Juraemi, Muhammad Mikael Bin Muhammed Nur Firdaus, Irfan Jayden Khan Bin Mohamed Hamzah Khan, Javier Lim Jia Le, Johnbritto Arockiyasamy Yohan Sairaj, Brandon Jeevan S/O Asu Christoper Rajah, Nurisya Binte Sofian, Rosabel Foo

Loo Hong Huan, Jagan Joel Jerush, Goh Jing Yi Jeslyn, Muhammad Haziq Anaqi Bin Muhammad Zaky, Zaayden Ilyas Khan

Not In Photo: Nur Aqila Binte Raizani, Putra Aqif Harifin Bin Muhammad Shafiq, Qizzy Qizwan Bin Mohammadd Nor Aizarwan

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Acknowledgement

A big cheer and a loud “thank you!” to everyone who helped make this yearbook possible! From our Principal and Vice-Principals who guided us with vision, to our teachers and staff who supported us with care and passion, your encouragement made every page shine. A heartfelt thanks to our student contributors, who poured in their creativity and effort to preserve the moments that made this year unforgettable. We, the editorial team, had so much fun sprinkling creativity, colour and cheer into every page. We’ve worked to capture the true spirit of our school through snapshots and stories that will make you smile. This yearbook is more than just pages - it’s a treasure chest of memories, laughter and the PLAY-ful adventures we shared together!