CJC Yearbook 2015

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 CELEBRATING 40 YEARS

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CREST • VISION, MISSION & CORE VALUES

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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

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AWARD WINNERS

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OUR STARS

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BOARD MEMBERS • STAFF & DEPARTMENTS

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STUDENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

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THE CJC IGNITE PROGRAMME

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STUDENT COUNCIL

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OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM

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DIARY OF EVENTS

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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

103 CLASSES OF 2015

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 CREST • VISION, MISSION & CORE VALUES

In Veritate Et Caritate In Truth and Love he principal symbol of Catholic Junior College (CJC) is the Holy Spirit. The Spirit of God, depicted by the dove, guides the College in every word, thought and deed.

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The Spirit helps keep Christ alive, symbolised by the cross, in the CJC community so that we act ‘In Truth and Love’, in and beyond the College.

The College Motto, In Veritate et Caritate which means ‘In Truth and Love,’ speaks of its mission to nurture students who will be thinkers and leaders that uphold integrity, and are driven by the desire to serve and improve the world around them.

The College Flame reinforces the idea that the light of God, knowledge and wisdom must lead the way in doing that.

The Crest, in the shape of a shield, depicts the armour needed to guard ourselves from what is contrary to God’s ways. It is clad in gold to signify how we treasure the College’s Catholic identity and to remind us of the pursuit of excellence in learning and living.

Vision CJC: A Place of Excellence in Learning and Living • Excellence - Striving for high standards in educating young people.

• Learning - Enabling students to realize their potential academically, physically and spiritually.

• Living - Forming a person who is well-integrated into society.

Mission Building a Generation: In Truth and Love We cultivate in each young person the skills and attitude to embrace challenges wisely and courageously. We foster a community that cares for the dignity of young people, nurturing them to be men and women of compassion. We broaden their vision so that they become leaders committed to serve in faith and with integrity.

• Imparting the knowledge necessary for young people to face the future confidently.

• Respecting and affirming the value of human life.

• Forming the conscience of our students in accordance with the principles of a Christian school in the Catholic tradition.

• Enlarging their perspective so that they contribute meaningfully and responsibly to society with conviction.

Every CJCian to be a Thinker with a Mission, Leader with a Heart

Core Values Truth and Love

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CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

Principal’s Message

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015 was a memorable year for CJC. As the nation had its milestone with SG50, our college had CJ40.

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Like SG50, CJ40 allowed the college to look back at its founding and distil the CJC ethos and identity that have endured for forty years and will remain for the next four decades.

The values of ‘Truth and Love’ translated into ‘Service’ for the pioneer batch of CJC students in 1975.

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In the college curriculum and co-curriculum today these values are still upheld. CJCians today are expected to ‘Be the change’. They are encouraged to appreciate their God given talents and strive for meaningful and fulfilling careers that will allow them to make a difference in society and serve the disadvantaged.

Many CJC alumni have paved the way in making a difference in society and this was captured in the coffee table book presented at the CJ40 Gala Dinner on 14 November 2015.

The same qualities are seen in CJCians today and they display the potential to make their mark in society in the pages of this annual.

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CJC has demonstrated resilience and fortitude over the last forty years and we look forward to more joyous years and inspiring stories from CJCians in the future as the college continues its mission of ‘Building a Generation in Truth and Love: Every CJCian to be a Thinker with a Mission, Leader with a Heart’ .

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In Veritate et Caritate.

God bless!

Mrs Christine Kong Principal

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1 Mrs Kong with Vice-Principals Mr Allan Gan, Mr Eric Lee and Mr Tan Jek Suan at the CJ40 Gala Dinner 2 Serving the community in 1989 3 Dr John Lee (class of 1976) devoting his life to community service 4 Mr Victor Lye (class of 1979), member of CJC School Management Committee and grassroots leader visiting the elderly 5 OSLP Philippines 2015

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 AWARD WINNERS

Academic Award Winners 2014 Subject Prize Winners (JC1) H1 Biology H2 Biology H1 Chemistry H2 Chemistry H1 China Studies In English H1 Chinese Language H1 Economics H2 Economics H1 Geography H2 Geography H1 General Paper H1 History H2 History H1 General Studies In Chinese H1 Literature H2 Literature H1 Mathematics H2 Mathematics H1 Malay Language H1 Physics H2 Physics H1 PW (Individual Award) H1 PW (Team Award) H1 PW (Team Award) H1 PW (Team Award) H1 PW (Team Award) H1 Tamil Language H2 English Language And Linguistics H2 Knowledge And Inquiry 2014 Subject Prize Winners (JC2) H1 Biology Professor Leo Tan Award (Biology) H1 Chemistry H2 Chemistry H1 Economics Lawrence Tay Award (Economics) H1 Geography Bro Joseph Kiely Award (Geography) H1 General Paper H1 History H2 History H1 Literature Brother Patrick Loh Award (English Literature) H1 Mathematics Low Siew Nghee Memorial Award (Mathematics) H1 Physics H2 Physics H2 English Language And Linguistics H2 Knowledge And Inquiry

Nathan Edward Lee Jian Liang Choy Boy Sarah Syabil Joe Aaron Yuen Sze Tian Ng Kok Yin Vanessa Koh Zi Lin Sandhya Rangarajan Chua Hui Jin, Tracey Mark Emmanuel Ramakrishnan Lee E Hui Clarissa Vanessa Koh Zi Lin Muhammad Alyhariz B Mohd Ali N Regina Neo Xin Yi Zhang Wanli Pineda Kristian Lee E Tay Hui En, Adeline Ng Jing Heng Zhang Wanli Erick Onasis Annemarie Goh Aaron Yuen Sze Tian Lucian Wee Yang Xian Chua Cheng Ling Jasmine Hoe Li Min Lim De Wei Mark Tan Jen Wei Deborah Devapriya David Tan Jie Ming Jesper O'Hara Joshua Shea

Evan Christian Han Songhan Bryan Lim Choon Kiat Victor Chng Kian Hwee Teh Zi Cong Nicholas Heng Sze Min, Phoebe Justin Teo Zhongheng Jethro Andrew Fernandez Tok Francis Leong Tze Jen Han Songhan Ko Chang-Ming Jiang Haolie Ershen Kaur Langeana Malekar Juiee Bhalchandra Tan Pheng Wu Tan Wei Ming Giam Xiong Feng Ershen Kaur Langeana Lim Hui Ming, Sarah

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National Colours Awards COLOURS AWARD (DISTINCTION) Gymnastics (Artistic) Koh Liang Kang Marc

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COLOURS AWARD Fencing Lam Yu Wing, Rachel Hong Shi Qi, Stephanie Emma Tan Wei Pin Roshnie Pillay Cheryl Anne Ho Choong Ding Yang Nicholas Wilson Teh Yang Jie Chua Jie Yang Brian Lim Fang Hean Dennis Jordan Madhavan Muhammad Muttaqin B Daud Chan Yi Sheng Leon Phua Jun Quan, Nicolas Elliot Isaac Lim Jie Ming Wong Zhengyi

1T02 1T24 2T01 2T01 2T34 1T06 2T03 2T09 2T09 2T12 2T16 2T17 2T20 2T22 2T26

Football Mak Ethan

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Gymnastics (Rhythmic) Pon Swee Man

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Gymnastics (Artistic) Josiah Tan Jia Ern

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Judo Tan Shi Ling, Joann Goh Xin Yi Angela Cynric Koh Yu Heng Tiong Jun Khai

2T02 2T18 1T17 2T14

TenPin Bowling Justin Siow Qi Wan Jiong Wei, Justin Lee Jia Jun Lee Wei Jun, Elijah Sin Wai Yan, Benjamin Ng Jie Kai Clement Konrad Ng Fong Wei Deng Tan Wei, Colin Chua Zheng Wei, Joshua Clenlin D'cruz Sin Wai Kin, Andrew Lee Jun Yi Cliffen Jordan Cornelius Ong Jun Hean Wang De Wei, David Au Yee Sin

1T04 1T07 1T09 1T28 1T30 2T01 2T04 2T14 2T17 2T18 2T26 2T27 2T30 2T30 2T30 2T01

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 AWARD WINNERS

Scholarships

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2015 CJC Archbishop’s Scholarship (JC1) Benjamin Liow Jun Mun Matsutake Teppei Thong Kwong Chuen Jerald 2015 CJC Flame Scholarship (JC1) Rachel Tan Hui Ting Choong Ding Yang Nicholas Sue Dao Yu Hardie Hong Shi Qi Stephanie Gallego Allaine Victoria Nanong Lim Yan Min Claris Teo Wei Yee Chin Min Wei

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2015 English Language Elective Scholarship (JC1) Ann Mak Rui Cheryl Tan Shu Ping Choo Ruizhong Choo Xin Hui, Cassandra Clarice Boo Yin Teng Germaine Ha Yu Xiu Grace Cai Chuanhui Jocelyn Chee Hui Megan Gail Morais Muhamad Khair Bin Mas'od Nicole Tong Jing Xian Sng Yew Ching, Sophia

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1 CJC Flame Scholars (JC1) L-R Jerald, Benjamin, Teppei 2 CJC Archbishop Scholars (JC1) Front Row (L-R): Wei Yee, Claris, Rachel, Stephanie, Min Wei Back Row (L-R): Nicholas, Hardie 3 English Language Elective Scholars (JC1): Front Row (L-R): Cassandra, Sophia, Ann, Clarice Back Row (L-R): Khair, Megan, Cheryl, Germaine, Grace, Jocelyn, Nicole, Ruizhong PAGE 5

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 AWARD WINNERS

Academic Award Winners Academic Excellence Award Jiang Haolie Malekar Juiee Bhalchandra Adeline Tan Poh Kim Chellene Chng Mei Yin Lai Darren Thet Naung Oo Kwok Jun Jie Jonathan Lam Yiting Joelle Myet Thwe Cho Teh Zi Cong Nicholas Tok Zheng Ting Tan Chun Boon Narindar K. Dhillon Award (Humanities) Wee Woon Wayne Tay Chen Hui Memorial Award (Science) Han Songhan Commendation Award Tan Chun Boon Tan Pheng Wu Principal’s Commendation Award Tay Jin Howe, Caleb Lee Foundation Merit Award (Service) Jared Martens Wong Zhi Wei Lim Qing, Tiffany Chua Rui Chong Father Gerard Keane Award Chua Min Jun Luke Bernard Chen Award Teo Zi Wang Ee Peng Liang Award Wee Woon Wayne

CCA Awards: Merit Award (Individual) Natasha Josephine Hermanto Narelle Lee Salikin Hu Yiqing Uma Jitendra Sharma CCA Awards: Merit Award (Team) Chow Bi Yang Loo Gan Wee Tan Kuan Wei, Benjamin Amirah Nur Izzaty Bte Bakram Kwong Samantha Frances Juk See Mandy Wong Suping Teo Su En, Terri Regina Wangsa Winatha CCA Awards: Merit Award (Team) Natasha Josephine Hermanto Lim Xin Yi, Cassandra Adele Therese Leong Shi Yi Chan Shiyin Charlotte Lim Lici Jaime Ch'ng Mei Xin Lee Wen Xin Liaw Hui Xuan Ng Weiyun, Chloe Ng Xin Yi Novia Liew Xue Min Siew Yu Hui, Cheryl Song Ern Kimberly Ann Toh Shu Ning, Tiffany CCA Awards: Excellence Award (Individual) Jethro Andrew Fernandez Tok Santino Joseph Shepherd Chan Zhe Ying Ng Weiyun, Chloe Song Ern Kimberly Ann Tan Kuan Wei, Benjamin CCA Awards: Excellence Award (Team) Chua Shin Yoong Hoe Shyan Teo Hui Zhen Madeline Chain Xiao Ning, Grace Tan Wei Jia, Zenda Tiffany Lim Jeremiah Sng Ren Jun Amanda Er Pei Si Vikram Jayakumar Chew Miao Ling, Sarah Gaytri Gupta Aaron Quek Lin Chong Sportsperson of the Year Award Chua Shin Yoong

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CCA Awards: Outstanding Contribution Award Nam Hyun Woo Andrea Lim Yue Shuen Chua Min Jun Luke Thura Phyo Charlotte Lim Lici Lim Hong Wei Hedger Shanice Vanessa Khoo Wu Zhe, Samuel Kiatfuangfung Piyaphat Wynona Au Jin Yen Lim Jia Yi Wee Woon Wayne Jeremy Bachtiar Teo Zi Wang Quek Jian Der Jaime Ch'ng Mei Xin Aaron Tan Yan Xi Yogen Thever @ Puru Chee Weng Vikram Jayakumar Chew Miao Ling, Sarah Pee Mun Hsuen, Amos Russell Tay Rui Xiang Lim Wan Han Joachim Ong Ee En Shirlyn Poh Yu Qi Tok Zheng Ting Teo Su En, Terri Lim En Liang, Irvin Muhammad Danish Khoo B M H K Kwok Jun Jie Jonathan Yash Indru Khemaney Tay Shu Xin, Michelle Lee Wen Qian, Benjamin Bok Wen Xuan Woo Mun Fai, Allen Claire Lim Wei Ling Sim Wei Min, Stephanie Jubilee Lim Sebastian Lie Hsien Yong Monique Ng Hui Quan Muhamad Zuhaily B Hamran Koh Chuan Shen Marcus Maria Chuah Pui Leng K Ravindran Jr Wong Hong Shen, Sean Samuel Ryan Koh Peng Hock Lim Shi En Shannon Tan Shu Ying Alekzendr Lam Sheen Loong Goh Pei Fen Yeo Shao Jie Teh Zi Cong Nicholas Uma Jitendra Sharma Wong Chun Wei Kennedy

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 OUR STARS

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Our Stars Artistic Virtuosos Our performing arts groups had the most outstanding year in the history of CJC as they garnered the greatest number of Certificates of Distinction in the Singapore Youth Festival(SYF) 2015. For the first time, our Guitar Ensemble attained the Certificate of Distinction. It was formed in 1995 as a recreational activity but has since grown to be a talented group.

2 The Choir, the Symphonic Band and the Dance Club continued to maintain their impressive track record over the years, with their outstanding performances that won them the Certificate of Distinction as well. Both the Band and the Choir were formed in 1975. The Band first started as a Military Band, then evolved over the years until it became the Symphonic Band in 1998, winning a Silver Award in the SYF Indoor Band Competition in 1999. The Choir first won a Bronze Award in the SYF Competition 2001. The Dance Club set up in 2000 won its first SYF Gold Award in 2005.

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Budding Journalist Melissa Khoo Hwee Lin from 2T32 is the Champion for the writing competition that was part of the Sino Junior Reporter Programme 2015 that was organised by the Sino Group and the Hong Kong newspaper, The South China Morning Post, and supported by the National Youth Council of Singapore.

Melissa submitted a photograph of the neighbourhood she lived in, that is, Joo Chiat, and wrote a story with a Heritage theme that was interesting enough to get her selected for journalistic writing workshops, a site tour with the management of The Fullerton Heritage and discussions on how conservation of heritage helps the community to build a sense of identity. Her final submission of an article on the topic of ‘Heritage’ won her top prize.

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Eloquent Diplomats The delegation of Political Science Society members for the Singapore Model United Nations (SMUN) held in June clinched the coveted Best Delegation Award. Ng Kok Yin 2T27 won the Best Position Paper Award, and Kashmeera D/O Santhanam 2T32 and Matthew Soo Yee 2T03 were the Best Delegates.

Outstanding Youth Leaders Sean Lew Mun Hoe (2T16) attained the inaugural SAF Young Leader Award presented by the MINDEF Scholarship Centre for demonstrating his academic ability, leadership qualities and passion in defencerelated issues.

Shaun Lee Jia Han, President of the Interact Club (2T28) and Kor Ming Soon, Captain of Joseph House (2T25) received the prestigious Leadership and Service Award (LSA) from Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) for the year 2015. The LSA Award recognises and celebrates youths with outstanding contributions in leadership and service in PAGE 7

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Guitar Ensemble Choir Symphonic Band Dance Club Melissa Khoo (3rd from left)

6 Kashmeera, receiving an award for Best Delegate at SMUN 7 Kok Yin receiving an award for Best Position Paper at SMUN 8 Sean receiving the SAF Young Leaders Award 9 Andrew and Benjamin receiving their Doubles trophies

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 OUR STARS

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Our Stars Singapore. As recipients of the award, they participated in a 21-day Classic Challenge Course and completed activities in sailing, kayaking, hiking and an individual survival experience in addition to planning and executing a service learning project.

10 Through it all, they had an experience of a lifetime, honing their leadership potential and broadening their community perspectives. Ming Soon and Shaun will take the lead in carrying out service learning projects in the wider community as graduates of this programme.

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Bui Bich Phuong (Jane), Jerome Thong and Lucian Wee from 2T34 are the first from CJC to receive the South East Community Development Council (CDC) Youth Community Leadership Awards. It was for their contributions in Project 4650, a project serving the interim rental housing residents in Bedok. These three students rallied the class in organising activities for the children in this rental housing project and involved themselves in the Homework CafĂŠ over a period of half a year.

The members of the Interact Club clinched the Gold Award for Best Interact Club Project from the Rotary Club for their project in collaboration with Sustainable Cambodia to build bio-filters for the villagers in Cambodia. The Interact Club was formed in CJC in 1975 and for forty years it has been actively involved in various community projects both locally and overseas.

Sporting Excellence Marc Koh Liang Kang (1T19) received the Individual National Colours Distinction Award for his outstanding achievements in Gymnastics (Artistic). Gymnastics was introduced as a CCA in CJC in 1999 and our gymnasts have consistently done well at the national level.

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The teams that won Colours Awards this year were our Boys and Girls in Fencing and Judo and our Boys for Tenpin Bowling. Individual Colours Awards were received by Pon Swee Man (2T02) and Josiah Tan Jia Ern (1T18) for Gymnastics and Au Yee Sin (2T01) for Track and Field.

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Our Scholars This year ten of our alumni attained the MOE Teaching Scholarship and MOE Teaching Award. They are Ershen Kaur Langeana, Charlotte Ho Yimei, Jaime Ch’ng Mei Xin, Jessica Tan Jia Hui, Yvonne Kok Jia En, Shannon Lim Shi En, Fiona Ng Shu Hua, Sulaiman Azim Bin Mohd Daud, Zenda Tan Wei Jia and Denzel Low Hao Jie. Another group of our alumni were awarded the Healthcare Merit Scholarship and the Healthcare Merit Award. From the class of 2014 the Merit Award recipients were Yeo Shao Jie, Mavis Tan Wei Ting, Vivian Siew Wen Xin and Maria Chuah Pui Leng. Samuel Tan (class of 2012) and Daniel Ng Zhi Wei (class of 2013) received the Healthcare Merit Scholarship.

Ian Lim Zheng Jie (class of 2010) received the Healthcare Merit Award.

In addition, Sie Xiang Yi, Jefferson (2 T10) received the Singapore-Industry Scholarship.

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Jane Bui Jerome Thong Lucian Wee Interact Club Gold Award winners JC2 Judokas at CJ Dojo

15 LSA winners 16 Pon Swee Mun 17 Teaching Scholars and Awardees

BOARD MEMBERS • STAFF & DEPARTMENTS

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1 Pioneer school leaders (L-R) Mrs Susan Tan, Father Keane 4th-6th Brother Kiely, Sister Deirdre, Brother Patrick 8th-11th Mrs Low Siew Nghee, Mr Lim Liang Yew, Mr Louis Lim, Mr Gan Sin Yew 2 Dr Ee Peng Liang 1st SMC Chairman 3 Mr Bernard Chen (3rd from left) 2nd SMC Chairman 4 Principals Mrs Kong, Sister Maria Lau, Brother Paul and current SMC Chairman, Mr Gerard Lee

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CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 BOARD MEMBERS • STAFF & DEPARTMENTS

School Management Committee

Row 1: Ms Gopi Mirchandani, Dr Gillian Koh, Mrs Christine Kong, Mdm Pauline Goh (Vice-Chairman), Mrs Thio Ying Ying

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Row 2: Dr Patrick Tseng, Mr Victor Lye, Mr John Yap, Mr Gerard Lee (Chairman), Prof Tan Tai Yong

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(Left to right) Row 1: Thia Peter, Yeong Bernard, Marimuthu Sandanam, Soong Yin-Yin Sharon, Nor Hanisah, Leong Chun Keong, Lee Ting Ting, David Fahy, Tan June Keong Owen, Yeow Eugene, Allan Gan, Eric Lee Wei Tat, Christine Kong, Tan Jek Suan, Chua Pauline, Toh Yoke Fan, Lyncoln Lee, Fan Kai Teng, Low Lester, Lum Kit Kuan Melanie, Norhayati Awang, Lee Priscilla, Goh Tor Heng, Lim Chye Fook, Sng Mee Lian Row 2: Thong Wan Ling Serene, Ng Hui Min, Chong Sin Ying, Yoong Lian Teen, Makhfadzah Razali, Jacintha Huang Yuan Ling, Xu Yi Fang, Phang Swee Eng, Tan Mei Qi, Heng Yuqing Wendy, Yeong Jia Xin, Tie Angela, Ang Chuan Yin, Tan Wei Ting, Chia Shing Li, Low Sie Yieh April, Mary Goh, Tan Wei Jun, Tong Pei Shi Sylvia, Goh Hui Shan Aprilene, Lin Li Josephine, Nur Zuhailah Hanafi, Wee Siew Ling, Lin Shilin Charlene, Valerie Cher, Mageswari R P, Lee Li-Shan, Lioe Hoo Lian Audrey, Lee Lucy, Boey Peck Kay Peggy, Chan Sok Yee, Chew Heng Suan Cara Row 3: Thiru Kotti, Tan Kian Hoe, Peter Loke Weng Oon, Chia Ru Xuan, Wong Xuewei Fiona, Wang Qiumei Stephanie, Debanita Bhattacharjee, Dawn Ang Xi, Kwa Cai Ling Charlene, Lynette La’Brooy, Sri Yuni Bte Mazlan, Suzie Yanti Bte Jumnol, Goh Jia Lei Jennifer, Chia C X Valarie, Peh Rena, Tan Jie Ying Joyce, Koh Lay Seng, Tan Seow Ling, Melissa Olsen, Nur Adhana, Tan Siow Leng, Tan Siu Hwei Joanne, Chong Renee, Ong Su Ling Amanda, Teo Wen Jing Roxanne, Goh I Mei, Chee Huijie Angeline, Zhuang Chuzhen, Maryanne Joseph, Tamaraiselvi (Ishaya), Zachary Kok Zhi Hoe, Lim Zhiyi, Damien Joash Poon Yong Qin Row 4: See Hao Jun, Fu Shengkai Gabriel, Yang Jiexiang, Low Chun Wei, Pang Soon Kit Kelvin, Kam Wei Loon, Lim Ken Ji Marc, New Say Leng Alvin, Ho Wei Leong Adrian, Lim Kian Boon, Tan Lye Huat, Lim Seow Thong, Wee Wee Chau, Foo Chuan Wang Derek, Kang Kaisheng Joey, Goh Ignatius, Yu Gangxiang Vincent, Ha Jin Siong Jeffrey, Desmond Chia, Ong Kian Beng, Vincent Chong, Liu Yuci, Foo Chee Tuang, Bertrand Lee Row 5: Seah Kah Yi William, Mohd Fairuz B Selamat, Lim Yoke Kuang, Rupert Glascow, Li Wenqiang Mark, Leong Wee Tek, Ong Xing Long, Tan Hong Cheong, Ai Xinghuan, Lim Meng Hui, Chia Ke Wei Nicholas, Sor Eric, Tan Han Wei Amos, Aaron Rajoo, Cheong Ray Rin, Tan Yong Kai, Lee Jun Cai, Cipto Hu, Dominic Heng Jian Chien

CJC Staff 2015

BOARD MEMBERS • STAFF & DEPARTMENTS

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 BOARD MEMBERS • STAFF & DEPARTMENTS

Senior Management Committee

Row 1: Ms Norhayati Awang (Project Work), Mr Tan Jek Suan (Vice-Principal), Father Leslie Raj (College Chaplain), Mrs Christine Kong (Principal), Mr Allan Gan (Vice-Principal), Mr Eric Lee (Vice-Principal), Mr Peter Thia (Mother Tongue)

English Department

(GP & Literature)

Row 1: Mr Rupert Glascow, Ms Teo Wen Jing Roxanne, Mr Marc Lim Ken Ji (Subject Head, Corporate Com), Ms Pauline Chua (HOD), Ms Chew Heng Suan Cara (JC2 Level Head), Mr David Fahy (Senior Teacher), Mr Damien Joash Poon Yong Qin PAGE 12

Row 2: Ms Lee Pei Pei Priscilla (Mathematics), Ms Lee Ting Ting (SSD), Mr Lim Chye Fook (JC1 Year Head), Mr Eugene Yeow (Physics And Biology), Mr Lyncoln Lee (IT), Mr Yeong Kok Cheong Bernard (Chemistry), Mr Marimuthu Sandanam (JC2 Year Head), Mr Low Chern Tsai Lester (Humanities), Ms Fan Kai Teng (Economics), Mr Leong Chun Keong (Integrated Curriculum Programme), Ms Ang Hui Mieng (Adminstration Manager), Ms Chua Sook Lan Pauline (English)

Row 2: Mr Kang Kaisheng Joey, Ms Suzie Yanti, Ms Goh Huishan Aprilene, Ms Tong Pei Shi Sylvia, Ms Maryanne Joseph, Ms Wong Xuewei Fiona, Ms Goh I Mei, Mrs Lynette La’Brooy, Ms Chee Huijie Angeline, Ms Thong Wan Ling Serene, Ms Kwa Cai Ling Charlene, Ms Lin Li Josephine, Mr Desmond Chia, Mr Bertrand Lee

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 BOARD MEMBERS • STAFF & DEPARTMENTS

English Department (English Language and Linguistics, Knowledge and Inquiry)

Row 1: Ms Goh Huishan Aprilene, Mrs Sng Mee Lian (Senior Teacher), Ms Pauline Chua (HOD), Mr Perrin S Arulseelan (Senior Teacher)

Humanities Department

Row 1: Ms Lum Kit Kuan Melanie (Senior Teacher), Mr Lester Low (HOD), Ms Nur Adhana Row 2: Ms Valerie Cher, Mr Tan Han Wei Amos, Ms Tan Wei Jun, Mr Eric Sor

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CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 BOARD MEMBERS • STAFF & DEPARTMENTS

Project Work Department

Row 1: Mr Chia Ke Wei Nicholas, Ms Rena Peh (Subject Head), Mr Foo Chuan Wang Derek, Mr Leong Wee Tek

Row 2: Ms Sri Yuni Bte Mazlan, Ms Mageswari R P, Ms Norhayati Awang (HOD), Ms Lim Su Lin Emily, Ms Melissa Olsen

Economics Department

Row 1: Ms Soong Yin-Yin Sharon (Senior Teacher), Mr Leong Chun Keong (HOD/Integrated Curriculum Programme), Mr Li Wenqiang Mark, Ms Fan Kai Teng (HOD), Ms Ng Hui Min (Subject Head), Ms Ong Su Ling Amanda, Ms Seah Kah Yi William PAGE 14

Row 2: Mr Lim Meng Hui, Ms Tamaraiselvi (Ishaya), Ms Dawn Ang Xi, Mr Yu Gangxiang Vincent, Ms Tan Jie Ying Joyce, Mdm Mary Goh, Ms Debanita Bhattacharjee,Ms Lioe Hoo Lian Audrey, Mr Fu Shengkai Gabriel

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 BOARD MEMBERS • STAFF & DEPARTMENTS

Mother Tongue Language Department

Row 1: Mdm Tan Seow Ling, Mr Tan Lye Huat (Subject Head), Mr Thia Peter (HOD), Ms Norhayati Awang (HOD/PW), Ms Lee Ting Ting (SSD), Mr Tan Kian Hoe

IT & Media Resource Library

Row 1: Mr Low Chun Wei, Mr Lyncoln Lee (HOD), Mr Jason Tan

Row 2: Mr Tung Jia Hui, Mdm Jalikha Husin, Mr Muhammad Ridwan Bin Muhammad Hadits, Mr Andry

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Row 2: Mr Vincent Chong, Ms Nor Hanisah Bte Saphari (Senior Teacher), Ms Makhfadzah Razali, Ms Chong Sin Ying, Mdm Ong Lay Seng, Mdm Wee Siew Ling, Mdm Phang Swee Eng, Ms Xu Yi Fang, Mdm Lucy Lee , Mr Kotti Thirumuruganandam

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 BOARD MEMBERS • STAFF & DEPARTMENTS

Mathematics Department

Row 1: Ms Yoong Lian Teen, Mr Kam Wei Loon, Mr Lim Chye Fook (JC1 Year Head), Ms Lee Priscilla (HOD), Mr Lyncoln Lee (HOD/IT), Ms Chia Shing Li (Subject Head), Mr Low Chun Wei

Row 2: Mr Cheong Ray Rin, Mr Ai Xinghuan, Mr Lim Zhiyi, Mr Tan Hong Cheong, Ms Yeong Jia Xin, Ms Ang Chuan Yin, Ms Tan Wei Ting, Mr Lim Kian Boon, Mr Pang Soon Kit Kelvin, Mr Lim Yoke Kuang, Mr Lee Jun Cai

Science Department

Row 1: Mrs Toh Yoke Fan (Senior Teacher), Mr Ong Kian Beng, Mrs Tie Angela, Mr Eugene Yeow (HOD/Physics and Biology), Mr Bernard Yeong (HOD/ Chemistry), Mr Goh Tor Heng (Senior Teacher), Ms Lin Shilin Charlene, Ms Tan Mei Qi Row 2: Ms Chia C X Valarie, Ms Nur Zuhailah Hanafi, Ms Jacintha Huang Yuanling, Ms Zhuang Chuzhen, Ms Low Sie Yieh April, Ms Renee Chong (Subject Head/ Potential Development), PAGE 16

Ms Goh Jia Lei Jennifer (Subject Head/Integrated Curriculum), Ms Tan Siu Hwei Joanne, Ms Wang Qiumei Stephanie, Ms Chan Sok Yee, Ms Chia Ru Xuan, Ms Heng Yuqing Wendy, Ms Lee Li-Shan Row 3: Mr Tan June Keong Owen (Senior Teacher), Mr Zachary Kok Zhi Hoe, Mr See Hao Jun, Mr Wee Wee Chau, Mr Ong Xing Long, Mr Aaron Rajoo (Subject Head/NE/Leadership), Mr Yang Jiexiang, Mr Cipto, Mr Ignatius Goh, Mr Dominic Heng Jian Chien, Mr Liu Yuci, Mr Lim Seow Thong

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 BOARD MEMBERS • STAFF & DEPARTMENTS

Student Development

Row 1: Mr Tan Jek Suan (Vice-Principal), Ms Zhuang Chuzhen, Ms Valerie Cher, Mr Eugene Yeow (HOD/Physics and Biology), Mr Aaron Rajoo (Subject Head), Mr Lim Chye Fook (JC1 Year Head), Mr Leong Chun Keong (HOD/Integrated Curriculum

Programme), Mr Marimuthu Sandanam (JC2 Year Head) Row 2: Mr Dominic Heng Jian Chien, Ms Goh Jia Lei Jennifer, Ms Chong Renee (Subject Head), Ms Ong Su Ling Amanda (Subject Head), Ms Teo Wen Jing Roxanne, Ms Valerie Baptist (Subject Head), Mr Li Wenqiang Mark (Subject Head)

Physical Education Department

Row 1: Mrs Tan Siow Leng, Mr Ha Jin Siong Jeffrey, Mr New Say Leng Alvin (Subject Head), Mr Tan Jek Suan (Vice-Principal), Ms Marimuthu Sandanam (JC2 Year Head)

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Row 2: Mr Tan Yong Kai, Mr Mohd Fairuz B Selamat, Mr Foo Chee Tuang, Ms Boey Peck Kay Peggy, Mr Peter Loke Weng Onn, Mr Ho Wei Leong Adrian

BOARD MEMBERS • STAFF & DEPARTMENTS

Science HOD & Laboratory Staff

Row 1: Mdm Saminah Binte Jaspan, Ms Seetoh Yit Khuan, Mdm Hapsah Binti Sinat

Property & Services Department

Row 1: Mr Gordon See (Operations Manager), Mr Allan Gan (Vice-Principal) Row 2: Mr Mohamad Amin Bin Ribot, Mdm Tan Kwee Hoi, Mr Justy Constanti Buma-At, Mr Kumerasan s/o Kanayson

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Row 2: Mr Eugene Yeow (HOD/Physics And Biology), Mdm Sarasuathy Murugan, Ms Teo Jing Wan, Ms Chan Kiat, Ms Kalaivani Arumugam, Mr Bernard Yeong (HOD/Chemistry)

BOARD MEMBERS • STAFF & DEPARTMENTS

Administration Department

Row 1: Ms Ang Hui Mieng (Administration Manager), Mr Allan Gan (Vice-Principal), Mdm Zubaidah Jaafar

Hostel Staff

Mr K. Mathivanan, Ms Yoki Chow

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Row 2: Mdm Stephanie Soo, Ms Tan Siew Keng, Mdm Cecilia Yee, Mr Mohammad Syah Iskandar B Muslim, Mdm Rajambah, Mdm Norbee Bte Abdul Latiff,

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 STUDENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

Student Development Programme 1

he Student Development (SD) Programme was formally instituted in CJC in 2003 and is currently a key component of the CJC Experience . The programme has its roots in the principles and aims expressed by the Rev JeanMarie Beurel M.E.P. who established the first Catholic school in Singapore. The principles were emphasis on Moral Education together with academic excellence; admission open to everyone, whatever his religion; respect for all religions.

Hence moral and religious education has been an integral part of the holistic education at CJC from its foundation in 1975.

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In 1975, the teaching of Ethics and Moral Education during curriculum time in a junior college was permitted by the Ministry of Education. Catholic students were offered one period of Religious Education a week taught mainly by priests of the Dioceses of Singapore, as well as some religious brothers and sisters. At the same time, nonChristian students were offered one period of Moral Education per week during curriculum time. Later on, Catholic teachers volunteered to lead the faith formation classes of Catholic students. Faith formation classes for Catholic students were held outside of official curricular hours but are now part of the Religion and Ethics Programme.

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However, since 1975 the college has developed a SD Programme that provides our students with a unique CJC Experience in a warm and nurturing environment and that stretches them to their fullest potential, creating opportunities for them to make a positive difference in their lives and the lives of others. The SD components now include the Home Tutorial System, SD Curriculum sessions, Citizenship Education, Leadership Training, Career Guidance and Talent Management (CGTM) and Pastoral Care. All of these serve to help our students to think critically about the issues present in the world today and how they can prepare themselves to make a positive difference to society.

5 This complex programme has evolved over 40 years, going beyond the teaching of Ethics and Moral Education. 1987 saw the establishment of a formal Moral Education Programme in CJC. In 1990 the Religion Programme and the Ethics Programme were formed. These two programmes continue to exist today. The college now runs two parallel programmes: the Religion Programme for Catholic students and those who are interested to learn more about the Catholic faith; the Ethics Programme for non-Catholic students. These sessions provide students a safe space, under the guidance of their tutors, to reflect upon and to

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Plaque outside the CJC chapel, which was constructed in 2010 Student Council election campaign in the 1980s Rev. Fr. Liam Egan S.J. conducting a Religion class in the 1980s J2 students walking the labyrinth in reflection at the JC2 retreat Father Raj and Catholic students in the old chapel room

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share their experiences and concerns pertaining to personal and societal issues. The first part of the programme looks at helping the students reflect on and develop their personal identity and sense of self, before looking at building healthy and positive relationships and finally, to think critically about issues present in the world today and how they might affect them and vice-versa. The aim of this programme is to help students realise their interests and to use their talents to be positive change-makers in the world.

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A key feature of the college is the Home Tutorial System which has been in place since 1975. The students belong to home tutorial groups that are under the charge of home tutors. The close relationship between home tutors and their students is critical to the building of a cohesive community within the college. In the early years some 8 home tutors were nuns such as Sister Mary Annunciation, Sister Mary of the Cross, Sister Elizabeth Tham, Sister Janet Wang, Sister Christina Yeo and Sister Josephine Sim. Today, the Home Tutorial System continues to be the foundation on which our pastoral care system functions, as home tutors mentor and journey with every CJCian to help them achieve their potential.

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To further enhance the community spirit in CJC, each home tutorial class is part of a house system. Albert, Joseph, Michael and Patrick House are led by house masters and cluster heads who provide further support for our students. These teachers work together with the Year Heads as part of our pastoral care support in the college, which has come a long way since its formation in 1999.

Another important component of the SD Programme is community service. In 1995 with the establishment of the College Community Service Programme, all home tutorial classes and some CCA groups began to serve the needy, the sick, the aged and the orphans throughout the year. The Overseas Service Learning Programme (OSLP) was officially launched in 1999 and its first community project was carried out in Chiang Rai, Thailand in June that year. In 2001 the college created the Community Involvement Programme and the Overseas Community Service Project.

Today all our students participate in Local Service Learning Projects in Singapore and a significant number of students are involved in OSLP Projects in countries such as the Philippines, India, Vietnam and Cambodia. The college’s mission now is to develop every CJCian to be a Thinker with a Mission, Leader with a Heart.

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6 1975-76 Home Tutorial Group S11 with Home Tutor Sister Mary Annunciation 7 Working together as a class 8 Home tutorial class 2T26 on Graduation Day 2015 9 Joseph House in 1992 10 Joseph House 2015 11 Community Service in 1998

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In 1995 too the Educational and Career Guidance Programme was formed and it has evolved into the current Potential Development Programme. It comprises Career Guidance and Talent Management to help all students discover their mission and to guide them towards achieving it. Opportunities to help students gain a taste of careers they are interested in are present in the form of a career day when students attend interactive sessions with people from various industries to gain insights into working life. In addition, work attachment opportunities which are a result of collaboration with our partners, many of whom are alumni, are provided for students.

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Leadership development was already in place in the 1980s in CJC in the form of leadership training camps. Leadership development has become an important feature of the SD Programme and permeates numerous programmes to develop leaders at various tiers - Home Tutorial Groups (Class Management Committee), Co-Curricular Activities and the House System. Students are provided with leadership training and opportunities. CJC partners industry leader, Outward Bound Singapore, to build our student leaders’ character and leadership qualities through safe, effective and high impact adventure education programmes.

Besides stressing the importance of team-spirit, support and care for one another, the Global Adventure Challenge Programmes to India, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea and Nepal have allowed our leaders to develop an adventurous and enterprising spirit, as well as to gain an international perspective of the different cultures and socio-economic situations in countries other than Singapore.

Complementing this are in-house training programmes such as the leadership training camp (LTC) and the leadership conferences that involve support from both teachers and alumni.

The precursor of citizenship education at CJC was in the form of National Education that began in 1997. Today, citizenship education permeates through the entire SD Programme as students are continually challenged to identify issues present in society and to think critically about why they exist and how they, as citizens, must contribute to building a better nation. CJCians of today continue to contribute actively towards nation building – from fund raising during the annual Rockafella for the Needy Students Fund or for Overseas Service Learning Programmes, the annual National Day fund-raising activities for communities, such as the Singapore Children’s Cancer Foundation and the Assisi Hospice, and local service learning programmes.

12 CJCians on an OSLP trip in Cambodia 13 A CAC Leadership Training Camp 14 CJC alumnus and Awfully Chocolate’s John Yap sharing his entrepreneurial journey with our seniors 15 Outward Bound Taiwan PAGE 22

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he CJC Ignite Programme was conceptualised with the aim of developing students to be thinkers with a mission, leaders with a heart.

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Using concept-based instruction, seminar style teaching and integral pedagogy, Ignite lessons are designed to develop students’ ability to collaborate, present and express themselves confidently, and think critically and creatively.

This is enhanced by the residential programme at NUS UTown. It is a programme that allows students to have discussions with NUS professors and among themselves to understand social issues and how to solve them.

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Leader with a Heart The two JC1 classes in the CJC Ignite Programme this year chose to work with children from lower income families (Community Laboratory Programme by South East CDC) and communities in a HDB estate (Heartland Ambassador Programme by HDB) respectively as their Service Learning Projects. Using insights from their lessons and the residential programme, these classes came up with projects that enhanced the well-being of the children in the lower income families and promoted community spirit in the targeted HDB estate.

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This is the third consecutive year that Ignite students are working with South East CDC. In this programme, students have a chance to visit residents in the estate, as well as be attached to the Meet the People sessions held by Mr Maliki Osman, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Mayor of South East District, so that they can have a deeper understanding of the residents’ needs, aspirations and challenges.

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1 Ellysya Lee who was the valedictorian representing the Arts faculty 2 Vincent Wise, Ngo Dat Phuc and Doel Soh from 1T29 discovering Economics concepts using manipulatives 3 Matsutake Teppei (1T29) presenting the class’ SLP proposal to the senior management team from the South East Community Development Council 4 Presentation by 1T28 5 A discussion with the Mayor 6 A lecture by NUS Professor Tan PAGE 23

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The CJC Ignite Programme A large number of CJC Ignite students obtained excellent results that allowed them to be eligible to apply for scholarships and their desired university courses. Some of these students not only achieved outstanding results, but also value-added results.

For their dedicated efforts in serving the community and youth development within the South East District, Bui Bich Phuong (Jane), Jerome Thong and Lucian Wee were awarded the South East District Youth Community Leadership Award. This award recognises outstanding youths who have shown excellent performance in youth activities, initiated outstanding youth projects or activities that had a meaningful and 89 extraordinary impact in the youth arena and the community.

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7 Being briefed by the staff of Dining in the Dark 8 Conducting a survey of NUS students 9 Mrs Kong with the Youth Community Leadership Award recipients – Jerome Thong, Lucian Wee and Bui Bich Phuong.

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CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 STUDENT COUNCIL

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Row 1: Neo Bei Lin Valerie, Mary Jocelyn S. De Borja, Ms Low Sie Yieh, Ms Debanita Bhattacharjee, Mr Tan Jek Suan, Mrs Christine Kong, Mr Eric Lee, Ms Charlene Kwa, Mr Amos Tan, Mulder Teo Le Kai, Lim Chelsi Row 2: Mr Dominic Heng, Seah Xue Ning Sherlyn, Gayatri Jaiswal, Lee Jasmine Shih Chi, Chermaine Tong, Saffron Sharpe, Fung Hui Fen Geraldine, Thiviya Sri D/O Suria

Narayanan, Magdalene Chew, Denise Png Rui Xin, Jessica, Mr Kelvin Lin Row 3: Lee Min Han, Yeoh Jan Wai, Koh Zhe Kai Ryan, Liu Yi Yong Brandon, Ryan Jonathan Poh, Lim Say Yuan Sebastian, Khoo Chien Yi Danny, Chua Cheng Ling, Low Huang Ming, Clement Tseng An Wen, Choy Boy, Jeremy Wong Yu En, Toh Chin Howe Not In Photo: Nicole Lian Jing Fang

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he first Student Council and the first Catholic Activities Council were formed in 1975. The pioneer group of student councillors comprised 48 students who were divided into seven departments, that is, academic, ECA, student welfare, college functions, finance, secretaries and the review board. These pioneer councillors led by the first President, Kenneth Tan, strove to evolve an identity for the new college, establish sound traditions for subsequent councils to follow, integrate the Chinese and the English streams and to allow students to have a voice in the running of student affairs.

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The Catholic Activities Council (CAC) organised daily morning prayers and masses, as well as activities to help CJC’s Catholic student community grow spiritually and holistically. In 2004 the CAC was subsumed to be one of the three wings of the Student Council and this system has continued till today.

Since 1975 the Student Councils have built upon the traditions and beliefs of the pioneers, evolving to meet the needs of the college community over four decades. The vision of the 40th Student Council was to make a positive difference to the Catholic Junior College (CJC) community and to be a dependable, efficient and approachable body of student leaders. As members of the CJC community, we aimed to always uphold the school values and did our best to make CJC a school that every CJCian is proud to be a part of. We strove to make CJC our second home for all where every student would feel comfortable in, and also worked to develop the spirituality of the college community.

Through the organisation of many school activities, we worked to create a closely knit family where the CJC flame burns brightly and spreads to all around us.

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Catholic Activities Wing The Catholic Activities (CA) Wing led in the planning and running of numerous activities that helped in the spiritual development of the school community, such as daily masses, masses for special days like Ash Wednesday and Ascension and various other projects. Our vision was to have a spirit-filled community that is anchored in faith, hope and love. Regardless of one’s religion, we aimed to develop the spirituality of each member in the community, be it helping a Catholic leave the college as a better Catholic or helping a Buddhist leave as a better Buddhist.

The CA Wing was active in ensuring that the daily masses and morning prayers and reflections were carried out smoothly. Whether it was feeling a sense of peace in the House of Prayer or gaining new insights and perspectives, these activities allowed the school community to begin the day right with reflection and thanksgiving. As part of CJC’s 40th anniversary, some of the CA Wing members were also privileged enough to be able to be part of the CJ40 Mass that was celebrated by our Archbishop William Goh. 6 PAGE 26

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1 1990 Student Council Investiture 2 First CAC EXCO 1976-1977 with Fr Egan, Sister Elizabeth Tham and Sister Mary of the Cross 3 The 40th CA Wing 4 The CJ40 Mass celebrated by His Grace, Archbishop William Goh 5 The CA Wing preparing the materials for the Easter Project 6 Jessica, a student councillor and teachermentor Mr Dominic Heng getting ready for the Lenten Project

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Apart from the daily events that the CA Wing was in charge of, we also organised other activities such as the Lenten and Easter activities. To commemorate the 40 days of Lent, we initiated the Lenten Project which centred on the idea of sacrifice, repentance and reflection. Some of the activities included an interactive booth and a Stations of the Cross session which was a reminder of Jesus’ humble sacrifice in his journey to the cross. In celebrating Easter, which is the celebration of the resurrection of the Lord, the CA Wing held the well-loved Easter Egg Hunt, as well as coordinated a Praise and Worship session in the school chapel that was hosted by the 2015 batch of Office for Young People’s School of Witness participants. On the whole, these events allowed a meaningful time for the CJC community to participate in reflection and worship even in the midst of their busy schedules.

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Community Involvement Wing The Community Involvement (CI) Wing’s main goal was to be the bridge between students, the school management and the rest of the community. CI planned events such as Open House and Leaders’ Conversational Day to bring more of the community together and strove to bond people from various backgrounds to make the college a more conducive and better place for all students to call their second home.

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One of our key projects was the CJC Open House 2015, which aimed at showcasing CJC’s warmth and vibrancy to our guests. After months of tireless planning, liaising with various groups of people and the much appreciated cooperation of the entire CJC family, the CJC Open House was one that captured all of CJC’s immense warmth and hospitality, and 11 also displayed the selfless support and efforts made by everyone in the school community in extending their warmest welcome to the public.

In addition, the CI Wing also planned ABLAZE which is a project aimed at increasing and maintaining the school spirit. During ABLAZE, different sports CCAs having their ‘A’ Division competitions and performing arts CCAs having their SYF competitions had a chance to be in the limelight as we informed the community on their efforts and their training regimes, and also displayed their competition results on notice boards so that the school community would be aware of their successes. Words of encouragement from students and teachers were also collected and given to the various CCAs, allowing them to feel the support the school has for them.

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1980 Easter Play by the CAC The new J1s having fun during the J1 Orientation Programme The OGLs and J1 community doing this year’s Orientation mass dance The CJ Dance Club giving an energetic performance during Open House The CJ Dance Club President Erica Tay carrying the torch to kick-start the Ablaze Ceremony Nicole Lian, a student councillor, giving our guests a tour around the school during Open House The J2s giving the J1s information about their CCAs during CCA Bazaar

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40th Student Council Student Activities Wing The Student Activities (SA) Wing’s mission was to help enable the student body to have an enriching and vibrant college life. The Wing planned activities and events that aimed to promote unity and create a sense of belonging in the college. The two main events that they planned to meet these objectives were the J2 Graduation Night and Rockafella XI. Rockafella is an annual charity rock concert cum competition for students to showcase their talent and rock their hearts out while doing good for the community at the same time. It raises funds for our needy students and overseas service learning trips through the sale of merchandise such as t-shirts, badges and wristbands. To commemorate CJ40 this year, Rockafella XI formed an integral part of the CJ40 Carnival. Not only was it the first time that the Rockafella concert was held during the day and in an outdoor venue, it was also a significant time for CJC 15 students, both past and present, to come together as one community to sing and dance to music by alumni bands as well as current students. The numerous performances, including a special one by CJC’s very own teachers, provided a platform for CJCians to create beautiful memories while reminiscing about the old. Most importantly, it was a reminder about the common identity that we all share as CJCians.

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The highlight of every graduating batch has to be the J2 Graduation Night, a tradition of the college that is not to be missed. Graduation Night was originally named Prom Night in 1989 and it was held in the college in the early years. The theme of this year's Graduation Night for the class of 2015 was ‘Hall Of Fame’ and it was a night both to recognise their contributions to the school as well as a time for them to recollect their experiences in CJC. With fun games, attractive prizes, delicious food and great company, it was a grand closure to their final chapter of their journey in the college.

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14 Our very own Teachers’ Band at Rockafella XI 15 The band Rated CCU giving a thrilling performance at Rockafella XI 16 Prom Night in 1989 17 The J2s having fun at the photobooth during Graduation Night 18 Mrs Kong and our Miss and Mr CJ winners during Graduation Night

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Serving and Adventuring Beyond: OSLP and OBS n Catholic Junior College, our students are called to be thinkers with a mission and leaders with a heart. Hence every year we invite our students to sign up for programmes, held in the November-December period, that will stretch them through serving communities in countries in South-east Asia and Asia and surmounting physical and mental challenges.

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One of these signature programmes is the Overseas Service Learning Programme (OSLP). This year 168 students participated in OSLP trips to Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, India and the Philippines. They engaged in projects to better the lives of the beneficiaries in their own small way. In the process of 5 serving the wider community beyond the shores of Singapore, our students learn to think about the underlying issues regarding the challenges that their beneficiaries face so that they can develop a sense of mission to enact positive change around them long after they return to Singapore. The students who went to OSLP Philippines visited the Hospicio de San Jose, a home for the needy in Manila that catered to abandoned babies and orphans (from toddlers to school age), people with special needs (children and adults), as well as the elderly. OSLP Vietnam and OSLP Cambodia participants carried out service learning projects at primary schools, helping to restore their buildings and conducting lessons for the children. Students who went to Bangalore, India visited Christ Junior College and Christ University to experience the everyday life of their students. They also engaged in a service learning project in the urban slum of LR Nagar and the village of Hoskote. They taught the children in the slum and students in a primary school in Hoskote and interacted as well with the villagers. Through these interactions our students learned much about not only the people in Bangalore and Hoskote, but also themselves.

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Serving and Adventuring Beyond: OSLP and OBS develop a keen awareness of the needs of the local community, as well as values such as resilience to surmount problems, initiative and adaptability in improvising when plans went awry.

Besides the OSLP, CJC partners Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) in building our 11 students’ character and leadership qualities through safe, effective and high impact adventure education programmes. These programmes have a service learning component as well. 81 students went to Outward Bound Taiwan (OBT) and Outward Bound Hong Kong (OBHK). OBHK comprised a 5-day trekking course, a 4-day sailing course and a 2-day service learning project. The service learning project was conducted at Crossroads Foundation, a nonprofit organisation, which collects quality excess and second-hand goods in Hong Kong. It then distributes them to the underprivileged worldwide. The students learned to be responsible and compassionate as they helped to clear and clean the organisation’s old buildings, assisted the elderly in shifting to new homes and

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Serving and Adventuring Beyond: OSLP and OBS aided in packing clothes and toys for export. Furthermore, by venturing out into the open blue sea and vast country parks, they not only benefitted in terms of strengthening their physical endurance but their personal leadership skills as well. Whether it was the strenuous trekking with heavy backpacks or the choppy waves 17 when helming the boat, OBHK taught our students to be better team players who are resilient with the never-say-die attitude.

Students who went to Taiwan learned practical skills, endurance and team work as they climbed Nenggao Mountains to hit Nanhua Summit. They also supported one another in solving problems and overcoming personal doubts and fears. For their service learning they interacted with ChenSanMei Social Welfare Foundation (Down Syndrome) beneficiaries, creating framed pictures for them and teaching them origami. This interaction gave our students greater social awareness and a deeper understanding of the importance of considering other people’s needs and challenges.

Through our students’ participation in OSLP and the OBS Global Leadership Programme they develop greater empathy for the less fortunate members of the global community and a deeper understanding of regional and global issues. In addition, they develop the qualities of integrity, discernment, initiative, resilience, humility, purpose and being nurturing that will enable them to make a positive change in the community within and beyond Singapore.

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Local Service Learning Programme he Local Service Learning Programme (LSLP) in CJC is a key programme for our JC1 students. It aims to develop students who have a passion to serve others, have a mission to improve the community, are rooted to their country, and are aware of their own strengths, weaknesses, values and personalities.

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Each JC1 class has the autonomy to identify a Voluntary Welfare Organisation (VWO) to partner with or a cause that they want to advocate for. Guided by their Home Tutors, students learn how to identify the VWO or cause based on their passion and mission to serve. Students do not just embark on an ad-hoc project, but go through a process of conversing with the beneficiaries, understanding the social issue involved and acquire conceptual understanding in helping others or advocating a cause.

Based on the guiding principles of sustainable initiatives, impact on the wider community and ability to promote deep learning, the LSLP in CJC has seen JC1 classes in 2015 partnering more than 20 VWOs and advocating for a wide range of causes, such as the welfare of the elderly, the young, the handicapped, lower income families and migrant workers, the welfare of animals, palliative care and community building. Many of the VWOs, for example, the Archdiocesan Commission for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People, Assisi Hospice, Food from the Heart, Very Special Arts, just to name a few, are long term partners in this programme.

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This year, the government initiated the SG50 Giving initiative whereby schools were allocated funds to be donated to VWOs of their choice. This initiative was leveraged on as a leadership and presentation development opportunity for students in CJC. The LSLP Representative of the JC2 classes presented to the senior management of the college and the Vice-President of the Student Council the VWOs that they partnered with last year. Their role was to advocate for the VWOs that they partnered, thus allowing them to be part of the decision making process. Assisi Hospice, Lions Befrienders Service Association, Singapore Children’s Society and Whispering Hearts Family Service Centre were the recipients of the donation.

The success of this programme sees CJC alumni continuing to work with some of these VWOs. For example, students from 2T27 from the class of 2014 continued to volunteer with Xin Yuan Community Care and even came down to the CJC LSLP Fair to share their experiences with their juniors on their own accord. Mah Chia Ling from 2T18 (14/15), after her class’ SLP project, embarked on her own volunteering journey with Lee Ah Mooi Old Age Home. She was so inspired that she linked up the old age home with the college so that her juniors can also partner the home. After completing their LSLP project with Food from the Heart, 1T23 volunteered to also assist in the KK Hospital Children’s Day Camp for children whose mothers are cancer patients.

In 1T27’s post-LSLP reflection, they stated that through the LSLP they have “learnt to empower people with a choice and make them feel strong”. This reflection nicely sums up the deep learning of students of how to address social issues and challenges in a human-centric and dignified way.

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1 Teppei, Kevin and Gabriel from 1T29 visiting homes to better understand their needs and challenges.

2 Students from 1T20 have to learn sign language as part of their LSLP project with Singapore Association for the Deaf.

3 Lew Chee Kian from 1T28 showing residents how to operate the remote control car in a community event.

4 Students getting to know more about the mission of the Bone Marrow Donor Program at the LSLP Fair.

5 Students understanding how art therapy works for people with disabilities at one of the talks during the LSLP Fair.

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ELL Reach Castle Immersion Programme 16-29 March he opportunity to visit the historic city of Cambridge in England, to learn from the very best and brightest in the field of 2 Linguistics, and to enjoy the sights and sounds of the United Kingdom itself is one that few would willingly pass up.

While the English Language and Linguistics (ELL) Programme here in Catholic Junior College is top-notch, nothing beats the experience of actually going to the heart of the English language 4 itself, and there can be no doubt that the experience truly paid off.

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Our knowledge of Linguistics benefited immensely from the trip - famous professors and linguists alike graciously took the time to lecture to us in the premises of Reach Cambridge. Familiar topics, such as regional varieties of English and language change, were discussed in much greater detail than usual. Varieties such as Geordie and key events such as the Great Vowel Shift were just some of the interesting content we covered. In addition to this, we learnt topics outside of the standard syllabus here in Singapore, including Psycholinguistics, which deals with how one actually learns a language. The highlight of our Linguistics studies was engaging in linguistic research, gathering data from our interviews of the residents in and visitors to Cambridge. Our data were uploaded onto the website, languagelandscape.com, set up by the School of Oriental and African Studies, London.

Another highlight of the programme comprised visits to two schools, Reach Academy in London and Norwich School in the historic city of Norwich. We interacted with the students in these two schools, attended their lessons and had lunch with them during their break. The ELL students also conducted a presentation on Singapore English and Singapore’s history to the students in Reach Academy. Our learning journey had a historical element to it as well, as it was interspersed with trips around London, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon. During these walking tours, we learnt more about the history and culture of England itself, including the origins and histories of famous landmarks, such as the Houses of Parliament and the colleges of Oxford University. Visits to Shakespeare’s home in Stratford and the British Museum - and viewing the famous Rosetta Stone - in London were also great ways to immerse ourselves in knowledge of the arts.

Broadening and enriching both our minds as well as our life experiences, Reach Castle is a once in a lifetime experience that is a must-do for anyone taking ELL in Catholic Junior College.

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University of Hong Kong Immersion Programme 29 June - 9 July 5 CJC students went to Hong Kong for an overseas immersion programme hosted by the University of Hong Kong (HKU), in what was the second annual academic exchange between the two institutes. The programme aims to challenge students to think critically and expand their intellectual capacity, by exposing them to core contemporary issues in the context of Hong Kong through both seminars and field trips. The CJCians also engaged in community outreaches while in Hong Kong, contributing to their holistic learning experience there.

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Hosting them in the series of seminars over the course of the programme were various distinguished professors and lecturers from the university. Urban planning in Hong Kong was the key concern underlined by most of the seminars and the students gained insights through active discussions on topics comprising public housing, transportation planning, environmental sustainability and conservation. In addition, they learnt more about the effects of globalisation, and the sociopolitical climate of Hong Kong. Equipped with all this new knowledge, they applied their knowledge by drawing parallels to Singapore.

To complement the knowledge gained from the seminars, the students also visited several locales pertinent to the topics discussed.

These included historic sites such as Pok Fu Lam Village, which brought issues of the preservation and sustainable management of cultural heritage to the fore, and Mei Ho House, which marked the beginning of Hong Kong’s public housing policies. The students also learnt about the evolution of Hong Kong’s public housing system at the Hong Kong Housing Authority, and experienced the world of policy-making first-hand at the Legislative Council of Hong Kong.

In line with CJC’s mission to cultivate thinkers with a mission and leaders with a heart, the students engaged in service learning in Hong Kong as well. With the guidance of teachers, they planned and executed a Language and Cultural Exchange at a childcare centre for underprivileged adolescents. For this project, the students exposed the children to conversational English through interactive activities, played popular traditional Singaporean games such as capteh and “five stones” with them, and even prepared Singaporean food delights such as bandung and laksa noodles for them to enjoy.

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All in all, the CJCians took away more than just academic learning from the immersion programme. They not only found relevance and real-world applicability to subjects like the Humanities and General Paper, but were also able to view governance and urban management with greater acuity. Resonating profoundly with them as well was the meaning found in their service learning stints in Hong Kong. Thus, they returned to Singapore with greater purpose, as thinkers and as leaders.

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Suzhou Science Immersion Programme November 8-14 group of 17 students along with two teachers took a trip in November to Suzhou and Shanghai, China, for the inaugural CJC’s Suzhou Science Immersion Programme in collaboration with NUS (Suzhou) 2 Research Institute (NUSRI). Gaining insights into how Science is incorporated into various industries and research areas to solve real-world problems, this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn beyond the classroom was an enriching and fulfilling one.

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The lectures were most enlightening, covering various topics such as flight mechanisms, CO2 reduction and Megatrends. With the help of our teachers who contextualised some of the content, we saw how relevant these topics are to the ‘A’ level examination but more importantly, to our future as we keep pushing forward towards new and greater opportunities both locally and internationally.

Through our nightly circle time reflections, we opened up and shared with each other what we learnt and experienced throughout each day. We shared how we felt about the trip, the lectures and visits to places like RISUN, a solar panel production plant and GIANT, the bicycle manufacturing factory.

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As part of the CJC experience, we engaged in a Service Learning Project (SLP) of our own during the trip. This year, we visited the Silvery Home to help the elderly there. Through our performances and interaction with the elderly in the home, we learned a great deal from them as they shared their life experiences with us.

A poem shared an elderly resident, who was formerly a teacher, entitled 你们和我们 or in English, “You and Us”, referring to both the young and the old, urges people of all ages to live meaningfully: “你们年轻，我们也年轻，你们的年轻写在脸上 ，我们的年轻始终藏在心房。

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你们做梦，我们也做梦，你们做梦充满遐想， 我们做梦从来不去多想。 你们有爱情，我们也有爱情，你们的爱情讲究 的是热情奔放，我们的爱情讲究的是地久天长 。 你们是财富，我们也是财富,你们的财富在于来 日方长，我们的财富在于饱经沧桑。 你们是太阳，我们也是太阳，你们是一轮火红 的朝阳，我们是一抹绚丽的夕阳，同样灿烂辉 煌。”

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Open House 14 January

atholic Junior College has always been known for its warm and welcoming spirit. On 14 January, we took the opportunity to spread this spirit of ours far beyond our immediate college community – scores of parents and recent ‘O’ Level graduates managed to experience CJC’s signature hospitality first-hand, during our annual Open House.

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Open House served as the perfect occasion for all who were curious or interested in the college to truly get to know it. Guided by enthusiastic and friendly facilitators, wide-eyed ‘O’ level graduates, along with their eager parents, toured the college, acquainting themselves with the various facilities of a college that could very well be their home for the next two years. Booths for every subject offered in the college were set up in the Auditorium, and teachers were on hand to introduce their respective subjects and answer any queries posed by the visitors. In addition to this, a number of micro-lessons were 3 conducted throughout the day. Those who wished to better understand certain subjects – especially niche subjects such as English Language and Linguistics – could opt to attend a session of half-hour lessons carried out by the teachers themselves.

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However, college life does not solely comprise academics – CCAs, Overseas Service Learning Programmes (OSLPs), and Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) trips all serve to provide CJC students with a meaningful and all-rounded college life. Booths or showcases of these CCAs and programmes could be found all over the college, and several CCAs – such as the Dance Club and the Choir – regaled visitors with their performances in the 5 Piazza and the Foyer.

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A micro lesson on Chemistry Aaron Chan (Class of 2014) introducing ELL to our visitors Dance Club in action Guitar Ensemble entertaining our visitors Mr Tan Jek Suan advising our visitors OGLs as tour guides OGLs in action Our visitors with our judokas

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015 marks Catholic Junior College’s 40th anniversary, with the Anniversary Mass being the first in a string of special events held to commemorate the important year. CJC has always been deeply rooted in faith and Christian values, with daily morning prayers, a comprehensive Religion Programme, and even yearly retreats being the norm. Beginning the year with a grand, large-scale mass was thus a perfectly fitting way to return to the college’s roots.

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Celebrated by His Grace, Archbishop William Goh, and accompanied by a choir of dedicated alumni members, the mass was attended by a full house of alumni, teachers, current students and religious, with the congregation filling up the entire Auditorium and Auditorium Extension.

Guided by friendly ushers, guests were given goldenyellow mass booklets, which came with laminated prayer cards, which they could refer to during the celebration.

Before the service began, the congregation was treated to a special commemorative video, chronicling CJC’s history from its inception in 1975 to the present day.

During the Homily, Archbishop William Goh took the opportunity to deliver a passionate reminder of the importance of the college mission: In Veritate, et Caritate. The CJC culture, so steeped in the powerful values of truth and love, gives every student who walks through its doors a sense of purpose and direction. In this way, the college’s mission to build a generation in truth and love is an exceedingly noble one, as it has the potential to bring greater peace and harmony to a world sorely in need of these. His Grace also highlighted an additional benefit of the college mission: the gift of formation. In guiding and teaching others, we too are formed, learning more about ourselves and becoming better people in the process.

As the service drew to a close, Mr Gerard Lee, Chairman of the CJC School Management Committee, took centre stage and spoke about the numerous changes to the college in its 40-year history, including uniform and curriculum changes, as well as areas where it has remained steadfast, such as its strong Christian focus. CJC’s commitment to Christian values, emphasised Mr Lee, has prepared students for a world 8 where academic achievements are simply not enough. This sentiment was immediately echoed by Archbishop Goh, who stressed that Christian values are vital ingredients for success.

The mass ended with a resounding rendition of the school song, followed by various photo-taking sessions, including one which had the entire congregation in one big group shot.

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JC1 Orientation Concordia: Unity in Strength 30 January – 4 February fter an entire week of dancing to ‘Chori Chori’, racing around the iconic Gardens by the Bay and making a splash on the CJ field hand in hand, it came as no surprise that strangers easily became friends by the end of the JC1 Orientation.

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When the new JC1 students arrived in CJC for the first time, they were warmly received by the energetic Orientation Group Leaders (OGLs). The day started off with the OGLs performing their self-choreographed CJC orientation dance, which was an excellent way for the JC1s to kick-start life in CJC. The JC1s were then housed into four groups: Aquaria, Gusta, Terraria and Incendia. Named after elements that would form the basis of a new world, the OGLs embarked on a mission to bring the cohort together as one. The day ended with a preview of a skit to be performed by various OGLs the following week.

During the week, the JC1s also experienced ‘Circle Time’, which is a key part of our college’s Student Development Programme. It was a great opportunity for each and every voice to be heard during these sessions.

The ‘Amazing Race’ in Gardens by the Bay gave the JC1s the opportunity to take charge and find their way around the various ‘pit stops’ for the station games. Alumni volunteers helmed the ‘pit stops’ and in true CJ spirit, led the games with enthusiasm and care for every single one of the juniors.

The day ended with a mass picnic where food and good conversations brought the JC1s even closer together.

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On the last day, the JC1s made a splash on the school field as they participated wholeheartedly in the water games. There were plenty of JC2s who cheered them on from the grandstand. The final instalment of the skit by the OGLs brought all the houses together as one, 7 as cheers and laughter rocked the auditorium. It was clear then, that the JC1s and JC2s had become one family with one heart and spirit.

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Once the eager-eyed JC1s and JC2s had filed into the Auditorium and had their assembly, they were treated to a video montage showing CJC’s history over the years. Peals of laughter and delighted applause could be heard as the students recognised their teachers, looking decades younger, or saw familiar scenes, such as frantic note-taking during lectures, reflected in the old black-and-white photographs projected. The Ceremony began with a prayer service celebrated by Father Leslie Raj – himself a CJC alumnus from the class of 1979 – keeping in line with the long-held Catholic values and traditions of the college. This was followed by an impassioned speech by 40th Student Council President Mulder Teo, who stressed the importance of building the CJC legacy, as well as the CJC spirit. Such a spirit, he believes, is the ‘ohana’, or ‘family’, spirit, which builds our relationships and allows us to effectively support one another, as seen in the recent JC1 Orientation. Closing his speech to thunderous applause with his own tuneful rendition of the popular High School Musical song ‘We’re All in This Together’, Mulder then passed the time to Principal Mrs Christine Kong. In her address, Mrs Kong urged the college to commit, as a community, to make CJC a place of excellence in living and learning. She also highlighted the importance of personal mastery, as it is key to a successful life, yet also one of the most difficult things to do.

Vice-Principal Mr Eric Lee then took to the stage, explaining in great detail the significance of the collar pin and the flame, which symbolises eternal light shining upon us. Once the pins were blessed by Father Raj, they were distributed to the various classes, after which the JC2s carefully pinned them onto their juniors’ collars. The JC2s also presented their junior classes with personalised gift 9 boxes, the contents of which had been specially chosen by every class to give the JC1s a good start to the year.

After well wishes had been exchanged among the students, Father Raj led the college in community prayers said by members representing different parts of the CJC family. Together they lighted the college candle symbolising the coming 11 together of the entire CJC community, and as its flame burned on, the closing prayer was said and, in one voice, the school song was proudly sung.

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Mother Tongue Language (MTL) Fortnight 23 February – 6 March TL Fortnight is an annual event that is held in all schools which have the freedom to organise their own unique activities. This year “Unlocking the Cultural Puzzles @ Balestier" was the main highlight of the MTL Fortnight in CJC. The programme aimed to raise our students’ awareness of the value and practicality of conversing in their mother tongue in realworld contexts. In addition, they experienced their Mother Tongue Languages as ‘living languages’ through exploring the history and rich cultural heritage of Balestier.

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Our students, accompanied by their teachers, had a walking tour of the Balestier area, listening to the commentaries of experienced tour guides as they visited places of interest such as the Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall and the Ramsi Burmese Buddhist Temple at Tai Gin Road, the Water Kiosk at the corner of Boon Teck Road, the former Shaw Malay Film Studios at Jalan Ampas, Lam Yeo Coffee Powder which was established in September 1960 at 328 Balestier Road and traditional bakeries at Whampoa Drive.

After the learning journey, our students were required to produce a 2-minute video clip on their favourite spot in Balestier. Students formed groups of 3, with each having a specific role: the Researcher was responsible for conducting an in-depth study of the selected place, the News-Caster would then prepare a script based on the information collected and present it, while the IT specialist was in charge of the overall filming, video production and final editing of the video clip.

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1 Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall, one of the favourite spots that students chose to focus on in their projects.

2 Locating the next destination, the Water Kiosk at the corner of Boon Teck Road.

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4 Interviewing the owner of Lam Yeo Coffee Powder which was established in September 1960.

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6 Taking a last look at the script before the recording.

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Students took the opportunity to bond together and create fond memories during the potluck session in the canteen, and peals of laughter could be heard all around as every class celebrated with their own scrumptious box of yusheng. As the celebrations drew to a close, Principal Mrs Christine Kong gave one final speech, urging everyone to always uphold the values of the family, and remember those unable to celebrate with their loved ones.

As the college returned home to celebrate once more with their families, it was clear that the Lunar New Year break would not only be filled with good food and good cheer, but also, true to college spirit, with truth and love.

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A Level Results 2 March

he Class of 2014 gathered in the College’s auditorium on 2 March for the release of the ‘A’ Level results. It was a mixture of excitement as well as nervousness, as the cohort waited for the Principal’s address to know the results after their two year journey in CJC.

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Our Principal, Mrs Christine Kong, congratulated the graduates on their commendable performance as illustrated by the pass rates that equalled or exceeded the national average in H2 and H1 subjects, as well as improvements in the rates of distinction. Loud cheers greeted the announcement of various subjects that did well and of various students who topped the cohort or had significant value-added results. Mrs Kong expressed her pride and confidence in the cohort, and encouraged them to continue their pursuit of academic excellence and in upholding the ethos of the college.

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Top performers then made their way to the Library to collect their results. Top students from the Arts faculty included Wayne Wee Woon (2T06), Adeline Tan Poh Kim (2T35) and Jethro Andrew Fernandez Tok (2T03). From the Science faculty, Jonathan Kwok (2T20) and Louis Teo Zi Wang (2T34) were named as some of the top performers. Special mention was also made of Caleb Tay Jin Howe, whose resilience and determination to overcome obstacles led to his commendable achievement in the ‘A’ levels.

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Held in the school campus, the event, which warmly welcomed the public and all CJCians from its 40 year long history, embarked on the theme ‘Reliving Memories, Relishing Moments’ as a means for CJCians to reconnect with their peers and their teachers. The carnival saw huge throngs of crowds coming through the gates – far more than the expected number – and all were greeted with the welcoming and friendly smiles of current CJCians. With delicious food ranging from basic carnival snacks like popcorn 4 to elaborate ones like dry laksa, and fun-filled games from dancing competitions to beer pong, the carnival catered to all the needs of the visitors. For current students, there was the hugely exciting laser tag that tested their wits and quick thinking skills as they competed with the teachers, and for the staff, there were rounds of what was dubbed ‘merciless dunkings’. Some of the staff who got dunked included the Principal Mrs Christine Kong and the VicePrincipal Mr Tan Jek Suan, much to the amusement of 6 the crowd. For alumni wishing to relive their college memories, a corner of the auditorium was set aside for a tea-session with their teachers, and everyone was kept busy laughing in the joy of reminiscence.

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Think Career and Higher Education Fest 20 -21 May 2

he annual Think Career and Higher Education Fest is a conduit for students to find out more about potential job options and avenues for exploration after leaving the college. This year’s inspirational theme “Be the Change” called on students to take control of their futures by being proactive in their search for potential career options and higher education institutes that are available to them after graduation.

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The college invited many esteemed guest speakers from a broad range of job sectors to hold inspirational and informative talks. Speakers included alumni such as Mr John Yap, founder of the renowned Awfully Chocolate, Ms Teo Swee Lian from the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Professor Tan Cheng Han from the Faculty of Law NUS and Mr Dominic Lim from Splat! Many speakers hailed from CJC and were proud to return to their alma-mater to give back to their school and help inspire and encourage the new batches of CJCians to find a job suited to their strengths and interests. Ms Therese Tan, a lecturer for the Association for Early Childhood Educators (Singapore), shared her experience in developing and teaching young children, and Mr Anthony Wong, the founder of Creative Eateries Pte Ltd, spoke about his tough decisions at various points of his life which led him to be an entrepreneur.

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n line with the college’s 40th anniversary celebrations, this year’s Sports Carnival had the theme “Ignite the Torch, Rekindle the Memories”, calling to mind CJC’s long history of sportsmanship.

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The two-day carnival saw the sportspeople of Patrick, Michael, Albert, and Joseph House go head to head in a variety of gruelling events, such as flippa ball, rugby, football, and even a biathlon. The heats saw both participants and spectators alike get themselves fired up for the second, and last, day of the carnival.

Taking place at CJC itself, the finals began with the passing of a burning torch from the JC2 house captains to the JC1 captains, symbolising the passing of the flame of passion and love for 3 sports from one generation to the next. This was followed by the cheerleading event, a crowd favourite, where each house regaled a panel of judges with their impressive routines and skilled acrobatics. In the next event, the Telematch, both students and teachers had to work together to complete a series of challenges, including skipping together as a team, and using straws to transport balls from one place to another.

Once this exciting, and often hilarious, event ended, the individual games began in earnest. Students dribbled, kicked, and raced their way to victory, as their friends supported and cheered for them.

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The ceremony began with a short prayer service. Conducted by Father Raj, the college chaplain, and complemented by the beautiful voices of the Music Ministry, the service poignantly reminded everyone that they were “salt of the earth” and “light for the world”. Once the short service was over, our Principal, Mrs Christine Kong, took to the stage to speak to the assembled JC2 students, award winners, teachers and guests.

In her address, Mrs Kong stressed the importance of tenacity and resilience, and of being adventurous and not being afraid to seize opportunities. She also highlighted the fact that a successful life could be measured by the difference one has made in the lives of others - as leaders with a heart, CJCians share the common goal of serving the less advantaged and the greater good.

Mrs Kong’s speech was followed by that of Guest of Honour, Associate Professor PatrickTseng, an alumnus of CJC from the class of 1978, and currently the Chief Dental Officer of the Ministry of Health and the Registrar of the Singapore Dental Council. Professor Tseng was confident that the stellar upbringing of CJCians would enable them all to be leaders with a heart, and emphasised that success was not a destination but a journey.

The prizes were then presented to the awardees. Other than the subject prize winners, the awardees included recipients of CCA Awards, the CJC Flame Scholarship, the CJC Archbishop’s Scholarship, the MOE English Language Elective Scholarship, the Friends of CJC Award, and the 9 Spring Singapore Awards to Executive and Administrative Staff. The Principal’s Commendation Award went to Tay Jin Howe Caleb, while the Tay Chen Hui Memorial Award and the Narindar K. Dhillon Award, given to the top Science and Arts students respectively, went to Han Songhan and Wee Woon Wayne. Wayne also received the highly prestigious Ee Peng Liang Award, which is given to the student who best 11 exemplifies the college values, with academic excellence and outstanding contributions to the college as well as the larger community. Besides the academic awards, the college acknowledged the contributions of the Parent Support Group by presenting the members with the Friend of CJC Award. Another significant award, the Thinker with a Mission, Leader with a Heart (TMLH) Award, was presented to Mr Gerard Lee, Chairman of our SMC, Ms Pauline Goh, the Vice-Chairman, and Associate Professor Patrick Tseng, SMC member.

As the ceremony ended with the singing of the college anthem in one resounding voice, there could be no doubt that every CJC student would go on to become a thinker with a mission and leader with a heart, serving the world in truth and in love.

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1 Archbishop Scholar Benjamin Liow receiving his award from Mr Gerard Lee 2 Caleb receiving his Commendation Award from Assoc Prof Patrick Tseng 3 Chua Shin Yoong (Shooting) Sportsperson of the Year 4 Ee Peng Liang Award winner Wayne Woon Wee 5 Flame Scholar Rachel Tan

6 Jonathan Kwok (Band) receiving his CCA Award from Mr Tan Jek Suan 7 Mdm Sa’diah receiving an MOE Award 8 Mr Dominic Heng receiving his promotion certificate from Mrs Kong 9 Parent Support Group members with their Friend of CJC Awards 10 Mr Gerard Lee receiving the TMLH Award 11 Award Winners class of 2014

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n conjunction with the school’s 40th anniversary, CJCelebrates for 2015 took on a slightly different angle by commemorating the achievements attained by not only present but also past CJCians. Our guest-of-honour was Sr Deirdre O’Loan, CJC’s third principal.

Themed Remembering Our Roots, Continuing The Legacy, the annual event was held to showcase the talents of the school’s gifted performers and Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) pieces, as well as to serve as a reminder of where and how we have come thus far.

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Next up was a heart-wrenching, tear-inducing performance entitled <<rewind>> by Chinese Drama, reminding the audience of what goes behind a mother’s incessant nagging, and how parents are all the same – loving and wanting nothing but the best for the child. The original script by the students, complete with a convincing performance, won them a Certificate of Accomplishment like the Guzheng Ensemble in the recent SYF. The Choir, who achieved the coveted Certificate of Distinction, sang two songs titled ‘Mae-e’ by Kentaro Sato, and ‘Pokpok Alimpako’ by Francisco Feliciano. This was then followed by a performance by the Guitar Ensemble, who, for the very first time, achieved a Certificate of Distinction in the recent SYF. The pieces which were played, ‘Excerpts from Capriol Suite’ by Peter Warlock and ‘Jounetsu Tairiku’ by Taro Hakase, were music to the ears indeed.

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Following this was an energetic piece by the Dance Club, which showed how time waits for no man. Titled ‘Clock is Ticking’ and choreographed by their Dance Instructor Mr Ryan Tan, their abstract performance captivated the audience from beginning to end. The final performance for the night was by the CJC Symphonic Band, which played two pieces, ‘Singapura Suite’ by Jan Van Der Roost and ‘And the Multitude With One Voice Spoke’ by James Hosay in perfect harmony.

After the entire performance, visitors were invited to talk a walk through CJC’s 40 years of heritage at the FSV’s interactive Photo Gallery Experience, summing up the entire history of CJCelebrates. With the students’ hard work, CJ’s flame and passion for the performing arts will be one that will continue burning for forty years and beyond, continuing the legacies from the past.

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5 The exploration of Pearl as a strong character was a creative rendition and interpretation of Hawthorne’s work and for this, 2T02’s production won the Best Script Award for the evening. 2T32’s ‘The Matriarch’ brought the audience into 19th century New York City and the lives of Newland Archer and Ellen Olenska. The staging won the Best Production Design Award, evident in its effective use of masks, a minimalist yet visually stimulating mise-en-scene and good lighting design. The top prize of Best Overall Production went to 2T01’s ‘Sweet Dreams’, a striking production which incorporated elements from Shakespeare’s Othello and Tennessee William’s A Streetcar Named Desire. The H1 Literature students staged All My Sons which won the accolade for the Best Ensemble of the evening in recognition of the vivid acting by its principal and supporting cast members. Lastly, the CJC Drama Society ended the night of spectacular performances with the staging of Singaporean playwright Chong Tze Chien’s Poop!

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Mrs Christine Kong, our Principal, in her speech commended the student leaders for their commitment and ability to manage their academic work and non-academic duties. At the end of her speech, she presented certificates to the outgoing student leaders who proudly received them.

The Executive Committee members of the various CCA groups were then invited to stand to rousing applause of appreciation from the community. It was indeed a memorable moment for our student leaders who are thinkers with a mission and leaders with a heart.

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1 Jeremy Wong (Student Councillor 2T28) receiving his award 2 Jonathan Goh (House Captain 2T01) 3 Leaders of the Performing Arts Groups 4 Mr Alvin New reading out the names of the student leaders 5 Mulder’s speech 6 JC2 student leaders waiting to receive their certificates 7 The entire group of JC2 student leaders

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Student Leaders’ Installation Ceremony 12 July he Student Leaders’ Installation Ceremony for the newly appointed 41st batch of student leaders officially marked the start of their JC1 leadership journey. This year’s ceremony had the theme “The flame inherited, our legacy upheld, leading in truth and love”.

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As part of the college’s 40th anniversary celebrations, the guest-of-honour this year was Mr Kenneth Tan, the President of the 1st Student Council that was installed in 1975. Special guests present at the ceremony were the Presidents of eight Student Councils over the years. Presider Chancellor, Friar John Paul Tan, began the evening with a prayer service, after which the audience was addressed by the Guest-of-Honour, Mr Kenneth Tan, who recalled the initiatives that were carried out by the members of the 1st Student Council, setting up the framework for succeeding Councils to follow and to build on. The legacy of 5 all the Student Councils over 40 years will continue to be upheld by future generations of CJCians.

The blessing of the student leaders by the college chaplain, Father Raj, and Friar John Paul Tan was followed by the tradition of the passing of the flame. Ignited by Mr Kenneth Tan, the flame was passed to the President of the 40th Student Council, Mulder Teo, who then passed it to the President of the 41st Student Council, Michael Calija (1T08) and consecutively to the student councillors, house captains, CCA leaders and Home Tutorial Councillors (HTCs). This was followed by a pledge of service by one of the house leaders, as well as the passing of house flags from the JC2 House Captains to the succeeding JC1 House Captains. Then Michael, the 41st Student Council President, led the statement of office for the newly elected councillors.

The newly installed student leaders were now all ready to answer their call to serve the community in truth and love. The ceremony ended with a closing prayer and the college anthem.

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Racial Harmony Day 21 July

acial Harmony Day this year had the theme of Celebrating Unity in Diversity and a fresh approach in the programme. The staff and students were all encouraged to be dressed in ethnic attire and the morning assembly therefore had a 2 colourful display of the traditional attire of various ethnic groups. There were separate programmes for the JC1 and the JC2 cohorts but one item that they had in common was the Racial Harmony InterHouse Grand Slam which had representatives from the 4 houses competing in a test of their knowledge of ethnic issues. The JC1s were treated to a talk on the film 1965: Singaporeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Racial Riots whereas the JC2s attended a discussion on these racial riots by a panel comprising Mrs Kong and some teachers.

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After assembly, the college gathered into their Houses, all set to leave for the three kilometre walkathon – the highlight of this year’s celebrations.

As part of the fundraising project with Food From The Heart, the walkathon was held to raise money by collecting donations and pledges for walking a predetermined distance of three kilometres, together as one CJC community.

Stretching all the way to Barker Road, the walk gave students an opportunity to discover some of the distinct landmarks located near our home ground. From the playground which was highly talked about to the park located along Malcolm Road, CJC is not just a school located along an expressway, but a school surrounded by beautiful places we never knew existed.

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The final event of the day was the unveiling of the large scale chromatography project. The college had collaborated with the Science Centre to carry out this successful project, which was also helmed by the college’s Science Leaders.

This artwork was intended for entry into the Singapore Book of Records for the “Largest Singapore Map Made Out Of Chromatography Paper”. Designed in the shape of the Singapore island, the vibrant colours on the chromatography pieces represented the trees, the flowers and the beauty of our garden city, Singapore.

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This year’s celebrations kicked off with a skit, featuring superheroes Mrs Kong, Mr Tan Jek Suan, Mr Eric Lee and Mr Allan Gan saving their students from the clutches of the evil hands of the nasty villain using “flying kicks and punches”. This short and 4 entertaining skit showed how teachers, being the cornerstone of our future, are willing to sacrifice themselves to help us defeat the “villain” within ourselves. Following the skit was a large scale flashmob put up by the student leaders which went all the way up to the second level of the piazza.

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After all the fun, all students gathered back at the piazza for the closing ceremony. In her speech, our Principal, Mrs Kong commended the 41st Student Council for their efforts in organizing their very successful first major event, and also expressed her utmost gratitude to all the teachers for their hard work in nurturing their students. The celebrations ended on a high note with a cheer off by all the houses.

1 L-R Ms Chia Shing Li, Ms Charlene Kwa, Ms Renee Chong 2 Mr Lim Kian Boon in a game with his students 3 Mr Aaron Rajoo and Mr Cipto with their students 4 Game of chess

5 Mrs Kong, Mr Lee and Mr Gan participating in a skit 6 Mr David Fahy with 2T02 7 Students presenting gifts to their home tutors 8 Ms Angeline Chee and her class 9 Mr Tan Jek Suan with students 10 Ms Suzie Yanti with her students

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ll good things must come to an end, and with bittersweet smiles the JC2 cohort bade a fond farewell to the College during their much-awaited Graduation Ceremony. With the theme “We Light the Way”, the Ceremony was a poignant occasion that marked the official end of their journey with Catholic Junior College, their home for the past two years.

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The Colours Awards, the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) certificates and Sports Leaders Awards were given out, along with awards recognising the HTCs, Assistant Home Tutorial Councillors (AHTCs), and Pastoral Care Councillors (PCCs). The Outstanding Contribution Awards and Outstanding Home Class Awards were also presented, with 2T08 clinching the first place for both awards. Subsequently, Ellysya Lee (2T32) and Seah Jit Sheng (2T23), valedictorians for the Arts and the Sciences respectively, gave their speeches, drawing laughter and applause as 10 they recounted their experience in the College and urged the cohort to go forth courageously, embrace challenges, and do everything with great love. After their speeches, the graduation pins, skilfully designed to resemble a dove in flight, were blessed and pinned onto the collar of each and every student by their Home Tutors. The audience was next entertained by a special video featuring candid interviews with students about their experience in the College, earning cheers and peals of laughter.

In line with the CJC tradition, the College flame was then passed to each and every student. It was a reminder to the students to always live to inspire others and be a flame lighting the darkness, a guiding light for all to see. In one loud voice, the school song was sung for the final time. While the Ceremony has ended, the flame of truth and love will continue to burn, for many years to come, in the hearts of all gathered.

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The ceremony commenced with a prayer service led by the college chaplain, Father Leslie Raj, accompanied by several beautiful hymns sung by the Music Ministry, including ‘On Eagle’s Wings’ and ‘As We Gather’.

The President of the 41st Student Council, Michael Calija (1T08), then delivered a speech recounting memorable moments for this year’s JC1 cohort, including the CJ40 Carnival and Teachers’ Day 2015. This was followed by a speech by the college’s Principal, Mrs Christine Kong, who encouraged all students to adopt a “growth mindset” towards all aspects of life.

She recounted the story of David Hoe, an inspiring CJC student who had persevered amidst obstacles in his life to pursue success, becoming a youth leader and a scholar, highlighting the importance of facing adversity with positivity and determination.

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The college then celebrated its entry into the Singapore Book of Records, as Mrs Kong received a certificate honouring the college with the achievement of ‘Largest Singapore Map Made of Chromatography Paper’. To appreciate the parents who have contributed an immense amount of time and effort to the college community, Mrs Kong presented the Parent Support Group (PSG) with a gift to express CJC’s gratitude for their dedication to the college, A video montage created by the college’s Film, Sound and Video Society was then played for everyone to not only reminisce on the memorable college year of 2015, but also to look forward to 2016. The ceremony officially ended with the singing of the college anthem, signifying the end of the 2015 JC1 year in CJC. PAGE 60

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There were 117 tables of alumni and staff members who spent the night catching up with one another, reliving memories and re3 establishing strong bonds formed over time.

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Throughout the night the crowd was treated to pulsating musical items performed by our talented alumni, such as a band from the class of 1986 and Gareth Fernandez from the class of 2008, as well as a dance number by ‘Third Dance’ comprising alumni from the class of 1976. To close the evening, DJ Cyril Lim (class of 1986) opened the dance floor with a mix of pop and dance music, which had alumni and staff members of all ages dancing to the beat!

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ur CJC Bowling team has grown in various aspects.

Many have become competent bowlers despite picking up the sport for the first time last year. Our players displayed sheer determination and commitment to learn and improve their bowling skills through the short span of one and a half years of training. Besides the rigorous training and hard work, our team also developed camaraderie and unity through the additional bonding activities and team dinners together.

Our passion for bowling was also reflected and translated into results, with both the boys and the girls doing exceedingly well, surpassing our own expectations to achieve 4th overall placing for the Boys’ team and 6th overall for the Girls’ team.

Andrew Sin and Benjamin Sin also did the school proud when they bowled their way to clinch the second runner-up place in the Boys Doubles event and qualified for the Masters Final.

Indeed, it is a remarkable achievement for CJC Bowling and we look forward to repeating or improving our achievements next year.

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Canoeing Teachers-in-charge: Mr Lim Kian Boon Ms Valerie Chia Mr Tan Hong Cheong Ms Roxanne Chia Executive Committee: Captain: Vice-Captain: Secretary: Quarter Master: Assistant Quarter Master:

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2 Kwan Wai Hin (2T15) paddling hard to clinch the the 6th placing in the C1-500m semi-finals race.

3 The K4 Boys were fast and furious.

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5 The ‘A’ Division participants

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he CJC Chinese Drama presented the play <Rewind> at the 2015 Singapore Youth Festival and attained the Certificate of Accomplishment. The preparation for SYF was definitely a tough journey for us because most of our members are new to the performing arts. In addition, the script for the play was crafted from scratch. There were many challenges along the way but we managed to overcome them as a team, coupled with the support from our dedicated teachers and instructor. The script of <Rewind> was revised and performed during CJCelebrates 2015 to include the majority of our members in the cast, in order to give opportunities to as many of our members as possible to perform on stage.

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Bonding activities such as a barbeque, a photoshoot and study sessions were organised to help the members to unwind from all the intense training and competitions, providing support and helping the members to strive towards greater heights. We also promoted our CCA activities through CJC Open House and the CCA Bazaar.

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Achievements 23 April 2015 Singapore Youth Festival 2015 Arts Presentation for Drama â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Chinese Certificate of Accomplishment 1 SYF 2015 Rehearsal (left to right): Tan Wei Ling, Zhang Shuyi and Jasper Loo Yong Han. 2 CJ Celebrates 2015 Performance: Zou Chuchu 3 A scene from SYF 2015 Rehearsal (left to right): Zhang Shuyi and Li Yixuan.

4 CJCelebrates 2015 Performance (left to right): Zhang Jingwen, Zhang Shuyi and Fu Xianyao 5 CJCelebrates 2015 Performance (left to right): Jasper Loo Yong Han and Zhang Shuyi.

6 CJCelebrates 2015 Performance (left to right): E Bo and Zhang Shuyi 7 Chinese Drama Members (Cast and Crew) of 2015 (left to right): 1st row: Shao Zhewen, Jasper Loo Yong Han, E Bo and Zhu Bin. 2nd row: Ong Xin Hui, Tan Wei Ling, Yeo Lee Min Michelle, Zou Chu Chu, Wu Yuying, Li Yixuan.

3rd row: Zhang Jingwen, Fu Lin, Liu Shuo, Zhang Shuyi, Fu Xianyao and Zhang Wanli.

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Choir Teachers-in-charge: Mr Derek Foo Mr Lim Seow Thong Ms Dawn Ang Conductor: Mr Toh Ban Sheng Executive Committee 2015/2016: President: Jed Lee Vice-President: Chin Min Wei Secretary: Regina Soh Treasurer: Jonathan Tan Public Relations: Lynn Chew

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The Choir has attained many achievements over the years. In the inaugural overseas tour in 2006, the Choir was awarded the Gold award and a special prize for the outstanding performance of Mocnik’s Verbum Supernum Prodiens at the 16th International Festival of Advent and Christmas Music with Petr Eben Prize, Prague. In 2010, the Choir attained 2 4 Gold awards in 2010 Young Prague, winning both Youth and Spirituals categories, and the Outstanding Conductor’s Prize. In June 2011 the Choir embarked on another demanding International Festival in Germany, and emerged 2nd in the Adult Folk Category and 3rd in the Youth Category. In April 2014, the Choir organised “Spritus Cantus Est”, a combined choir concert held at ACS(Barker Road), under the conductorship of Mr Toh Ban Sheng. In July 2014, the Choir achieved musical excellence at the locally held Orientale Concentus VII Festival, achieving 2nd place in the Senior Youth Category and emerging champions in the Grand Prix Finale. In 2009 and 2011, the Choir attained the “Gold with Honours” 7 award in SYF, in 2013 and 2015 the Choir attained the “Distinction” award at the SYF Arts Presentation.

Having won many accolades in the short span of time, CJC Choir remains a warm and unassuming family where each singer makes a difference and each voice is nurtured to its optimum.

The CJC Choir would like to take this opportunity to thank our conductor, Mr Toh Ban Sheng, for the time dedicated to us and the invaluable guidance that he provided for us, allowing us to achieve our greatest potential. We also wish to express our gratitude to our teachers-in-charge for their hard work and dedication.

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Teachers-in-charge: Mr Lim Zhiyi Mr Goh Tor Heng Ms Lee Li-Shan Ms Peggy Boey Executive Committee: Captain: Lee Jun Kiat Vice Captain: Sin Wei Hsien Maximilian Members: Tan Jing Han Glenn Michelle Felicia Koh Zhi Xuan Taevia Shaun Foo Kai Wen

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With steely determination and fire in their eyes the girls put up an amazing performance, with Mariana Ramos Branicio(1T06) achieving 17th place and Pok Liya Lydia(2T22) in 24th place, coming in just 15 seconds behind the last top twenty positioned runner. The girls achieved 7th position overall, doing the school proud.

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Similarly, the male 7 crossers faced a daunting task ahead of them. With little to no running background from every member of the team, they were the underdogs of the competition. Yet, despite the odds, the team pulled off a remarkable finish with Justin Lim Xue Tao(2T16), coming in just 14 seconds after the person in the 20th position. Overall, the boys clinched the 7th position too, bringing glory to the school.

Despite not hitting the target they had set the previous year, much credit must be given to them all for the commitment and dedication to the sport. For putting themselves through the rigorous training and giving their all to go out in a blaze of glory, they, like the others before them have carved their names in CJCross history and inspired the new J1 team to “go big or go home” .

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5 Vice Captain Maximilian Sin trying his best for a podium finish 6 The team at the ‘A’ Division 7 Training in scenic areas 8 Formal photoshoot of the new J1s wth the current J2 team

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Dance Club Teachers-in-charge: Miss Roxanne Teo Mrs Razali Mdm Phang Swee Eng Miss Amanda Ong Executive Committee 2014-15: Erica Tay (President) Jolyn Tan Si Hui (Girls’ Captain) Eunice Loo Jia Xin (Secretary) Darren Lim Wei Jie (Treasurer) Thng Kai Ting Vicki (Head Of Communications) Andrea Lee Kim (Head Of Aesthetics) Song Zhiguo (Head Of Welfare) Ryan Tan Wei Sheng (Head Of Discipline) Executive Committee 2015-16: Rachel Koh (President) Terry Koh (Boys’ Captain) Chew Hoa Shen (Treasurer) Sarah Kelly Ng (Secretary) Teo Wei Yee (Discipline Head) Samantha Cheung (Head of Welfare) Wang Jun Yan (Head of Aesthetics) Yeo Xuan Ning (Head of Communications)

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he CJC Dance Club has come a long way from its humble 5 beginnings. From a club of just 10 members, CJC Dance has expanded to a 60 member strong team which learns many different genres of dance such as Contemporary Dance and Hip Hop. These are taught by instructors from OSchool such as Ryan Tan, Xue Hui Loy, Ronnie Chen and Kwok Min Li. In 2015, CJC Dance actively participated in many external competitions, most notably the Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation for Dance (International) where it attained the Certificate of Distinction and the Super24 Competition.

CJC Dance has also performed for many school events such as the CJ Open House, the Lunchtime Concert, CJCelebrates and a special performance for the Senobe High School visit to Catholic Junior College.

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1 Caryl Ong, Kok Hui Yi, Yeo Xuan Ning participating in the Super24 Competition 2 CJCelebrates! Aesthetics showcase 3 Happy Birthday Terry 4 Leong Xue Yi participating in the Super24 Competition 5 Final rehearsal before lunchtime concert (Front row) Lok Wei Teng, Latasha Lenus, Sumona Chaudhuri, Kimberly Liaw Hwee Yi, Teo Wei Yee, Julianne Lauw IWei, Chua Theng Theng, Kenneth Goh Jing Sheng. (Second Row) Galen Soh Wei Ming, Kok Hui Yi, Ng Jia Yi Sarah Kelly, Ramaka Veda Samhitha, Yeo Xuan Ning (Last Row) Julian Tan,Wang

Junyan, Wong Yunxuan, Rachel Evangeline Koh Jun Yee, Kee Ga Mun, Ong Caryl,Goh Yan Xian,Leong Xue Yi, Yang Lianghan, Heng Tze Hon Gerald, Chew Hoa Shen 6 SYF 2015 7 CJC Lunchtime Concert (Front Row) Julianne Lauw I-Wei, Leong Xue Yi, Wang Junyan, Yeo Xuan Ning,Ong Caryl, Kok Hui Yi, Ng Jia Yi Sarah Kelly, Teo Wei Yee,Liaw Hwee Yi, Kimberly, Goh Yan Xian, Ramaka Veda Samhitha.

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Editorial Club Teachers-in-charge: Mrs Sng Mee Lian Mdm Tan Seow Ling Ms Aprilene Goh Huishan Ms Suzie Yanti Jumadi JC2 Executive Committee: President: Lorraine Tan Vice-President: Glen Tan Secretary: Megan Lee JC1 Executive Committee: President: Mona Chia Vice-President: Charles Mak Secretary: Boo Wen Si

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he Editorial Club has a long history that spans forty years of CJC’s existence. The first Editorial Board was formed in 1975 with 14 student members led by Moira Lee. The board comprised 7 students each from the Chinese stream and the English stream as CJC was bilingual in its early years. The first college magazine produced in 1975 was a tribute to all who contributed to setting CJC on its feet during the first year of its existence. Since 1975 the Editorial Board has grown in its responsibilities, producing not only the annual college magazine, but the newsletter the Flame as well, and contributing articles to the college website.

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“The Right to Write” Our members contribute articles for the Flame, the college website and the annual college magazine. We diligently aim to provide detailed reporting of college activities, while appreciating the role that every CJCian plays in the success of these activities. This year, Editorial Club members welcomed the opportunity to report on major events in commemoration of CJC’s 40th Anniversary. The commemorative first issue of the Flame for this year featured articles that celebrated the legacy of the College in educating and nurturing generations of students.

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1 A group discussion during the Writing Workshop facilitated by JC2 members.

2 CJC students viewing the exhibition during Good English Week 3 Boo Wen Si (left) and Mona Chia (right) putting the finishing touches for the display on 'Varieties of English'.

4 Melissa Khoo interviews a CJC alumna during the 40th Anniversary Carnival.

5 Ms Suzie Yanti, Mdm Tan Seow Ling, Mrs Sng Mee Lian and Ms Nadia Ramli with the JC2 Editorial Team 6 Our JC2s sharing their knowledge and writing skills.

7 The Editorial Club members and teachers stand proudly in front of their Good English Week exhibition for the college.

Good English Week In line with Singapore’s 50th year of independence, the theme of the annual Good English Week was “Culture, Context, Community” focusing on the significance of the English language in the creation of the Singaporean identity. We put up an exhibition with eye-catching posters on a diversity of topics, such as varieties of English, the history of the English language and Singapore English, as well as the writings of celebrated local authors such as Catherine Lim and Edwin Thumboo.

Throughout the week, we collaborated with Speakers’ Ink during morning assemblies to provide language trivia on Singapore English. In addition, we facilitated language games for the student community with an element of friendly competition to inspire CJCians to develop a deeper interest in the English language.

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Achievements JC2 member and Chief Student Writer, Melissa Khoo (2T32) won the top prize and emerged as Champion of the Sino Junior Reporter Programme 2015. This programme was organized by the Sino Group and The South China Morning Post, with the support of the National Youth Council of Singapore. Working on the theme of ‘Heritage’, Melissa submitted a photograph of

her neighbourhood and a write-up on architectural heritage in Singapore. The Editorial Club is proud of her stellar performance and achievement. As members of the Editorial Club we are constantly able to enrich ourselves through the exposure to the world of journalism. As a CCA, we bonded and grew through our common passion for the written word.

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Drama Society Teachers-in-charge: Mr Tay Rong Shenq, Christopher Miss Thong Wan Ling, Serene Mr Desmond Chia Han Chin Ms Chew Heng Suan Cara Executive Committee: President: Yong Jia En Vice-President: Chia Zong Yang Eugene Secretary: Tan Xin Yi, Jasmine Quarter-master: Sim Wei Xuan

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n 2015, the CJC English Drama Society put up Poop! and Those Who Can’t Teach.

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Those Who Can’t Teach is a play about the struggles of students and teachers in the education system. The JC2s staged this production during a lunchtime performance to warm reception by their schoolmates.

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1 A stunning rehearsal where acting skills were displayed!

2 Drama members doing a “crash-course” on trust 3 Actors getting into the right frame of mind (Sng Yew Ching, Sophia 1T01; Nicholas Tan Wei Xiang, 1T16) 4 Many helping hands in our warmup 5 Members practising how to produce our play’s name, Poop! (Neo Ming Xuan, 1T04) 6 Drama members standing united (Tan Yung Liang, Joshua, 1T05; Genevieve Hillary Beauregard, 1T28; Samantha Yang Yue-Le Qi, 1T04; Sabrina Marie Stephen, 1T20; Irdina Auni Bte Idris, 1T22; Peck Zhi Wei Jethro, 1T28; Sng Yew Ching, Sophia, 1T01)

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Environmental Science Society Teachers-in-charge: Ms Sri Yuni Mazlan Ms Sharon Tan Ms Lum Kit Kuan Melanie Executive Committee: President: Loo Jia Min Vice-President: Chiang Cai Rong Secretary: Tomohiko Sugimura Publicity Officer: Foong Rong Lei

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he Environmental Science Society is a club committed to changing the mindsets of the school and society about environmental issues such as global warming, the need to recycle and our depleting resources. With a firm belief in the need to conserve our planet for future generations, we champion green habits and ideas in the school campus by organising events to raise environmental awareness.

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Earth Day Programme The flagship programme for the Society this year was holding a week-long programme in April to commemorate Earth Day. This year, the activities included reading the Earth Day message from our Minister of Environment and Water Resources, an exhibition on recycling and mosquito breeding sites in school, a pledge board to encourage students to take action to save the environment and the implementation of a recycling drive for plastic bottles and paper. The society bought recycling bins and members provided a service to the college by regularly emptying the bins.

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Greenwave Continuing the tradition of our seniors, this year we pruned and fertilised the Kayu Arang tree which our society planted 4 years ago. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Greenwaveâ&#x20AC;? is a project under NParks to involve the community in the conservation and care for our environment. The event was also symbolic as the seniors handed over the responsibility of environmental conservation to their juniors.

1 Front Row From Left: Ms Yuni, Cai Rong, Sarah Ow, Ms Melanie Lum Back Row From Left: Ngo Duy Anh, Chiang Rong Lei, Andre Tay 2 CCA Open House 3 Recycling Corner 4 Caring for Our Tree 5 Executive Committee 6 Pledges for Green Habits

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Fencing Teachers-in-charge: Mr See Hao Jun Ms Laureen Toh Hui Ling Ms Tan Wei Ting Ms Goh Jia Lei Jennifer Mr Poh Lee Toon Nordin Executive Committee: Epee Captain: Phua Jun Quan Nicolas Elliot Epee Vice-Captain: Cheryl Anne Ho Sabre Captain: Foo Ke Xin Sabre Vice-Captain:Wilson Teh Yang Jie Epee Armourer: Chua Jie Yang Sabre Armourer: Chan Yi Sheng Leon Welfare Liaison/Secretary: Wong Zhengyi

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ince its inception in 2002, CJC Fencing has won many trophies and continues to make CJC an attractive school of choice for experienced fencers. Right from the start, Anthony Tsang (2002) and Jay Foo (2003) already represented Singapore in competitions in the Asia-Pacific region. Soon after getting our own room 5 in 2004, CJC earned our first gold medal through Jeraldine Koh (2005) in the Individual Epee event. In 2009, CJC achieved our first Men’s ‘A’ Division Overall Champion. More recently between 2011 and 2012, 2015 SEA Games gold medallist (Women’s Foil Team) Liane Wong (2012) also represented both our college and our country extensively during her time in CJC.

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Our fencers are characterised by the spirit of adventure and constantly look out for different avenues to push their limits.

Graduated seniors also frequently return to spar with the current fencers, handing down the legacy of the college values of Truth and Love since the beginning.

Recent achievements include Leon Chan’s (2T17) 8th placement in rankings of the Men’s Sabre Individual Event in the Novice Fencing Championships, as well as the overall third placing for both the men’s and the women’s teams in the National Inter-School Fencing Championships 2015.

This year, Rachel Lam(1T02, 2015) attained silver for the Individual Women’s Foil Event and joint bronze for Individual Women’s Sabre, whilst Nicholas Choong (1T06, 2015) clinched the joint bronze for the Individual Men’s Foil.

1 Cheryl and Roshnie scoring a point against each other in an epee match 2 Isaac scores a point against Jie Yang as our other fencers watch intently 3 Leon performing an impressive stunt and scoring against Wilson in the process 4 Display of trophies as well as epee fencing demonstration during Open House 2015

5 An intense sabre match between Ken and Isaac during Open House 2015 6 Group shot after A Divisions, (members from left to right, front to back) Mr See (Teacher InCharge), Sean (J3), Jedidiah (J3), Stephanie, Rachel, Ms Tan (Teacher In-Charge), Roshnie, Kexin and Vanessa.

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8 Sabre team photo. Front row, left to right: Vanessa, Kexin, Wilson and ZhengYi. Back row, left to right: Leon, Coach Matthew, Brian, Dennis, Ken and Ms Tan (Teacher In-Charge).

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015 has been a memorable year for the First Aid Club.

With meticulous planning by our EXCO, strong teamwork shown by our club members and guidance from the teachers, our blood donation drives continue to garner strong interest amongst the CJC community. With each blood donation drive, we see an increasing number of students and staff expressing interest in doing their part to save lives.

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Besides providing first aid services to the college during various school events, we trained our schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sports leaders, equipping them with basic first aid knowledge and skills during the Sports Leaders Training Workshop: First Aid Module, allowing them to treat common sports injuries and promote safety in sports.

With the entry of the new EXCO, we are optimistic in looking forward to another 5 successful year of exciting projects and events, continuing to fulfil our duties in providing quality first aid. We look forward to contributing our services to the college in many more years to come.

1 (Left to right) Samantha, Wenyan and Ryan at Bone Marrow Donation Talk 2 Exco Members 2014-2015 Wen Yan, Samantha, Ryan and Mark 3 Bonding session 4 First Aid Club 2015 5 JC 1 and JC 2 First Aiders doing PT during weekly training 6 JC 2 First aiders preparing for CCA bazaar 7 Mark, Kian Yee and Zhi Cai demonstrating to SL how to transport a casualty 8 Wen Yan and Michelle in action for CCA Bazaar 2015 9 Sports Leaders Workshop 2015

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Floorball Teachers-in-charge: Mr. Lim Yoke Kuang Ms. Tong Pei Shi, Sylvia Mdm Nor Hanisah Saphari Committee Members: Floorball Boys’ Captain Floorball Boys’ Vice-Captain Floorball Boys’ Secretary Floorball Girls’ Captain Floorball Girls’ Vice-Captain Floorball Girls’ Secretary

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loorball is a relatively new CCA, being only 4 years old.

However, we boast over 40 members, all having a burning passion for the sport. Although many of our members have not had any prior experience, their passion drives them to seek improvement. Despite being separated by gender during training, many floorballers know each other, which has allowed the floorball family to be a warm and loving one.

Despite facing adversity in the recent ‘A’ Division, both teams persevered till the end. The 3 girls managed to clinch victory against TPJC with a scoreline of 7-2.

Although the Boys’ Team did not win, they had several close matches. Both teams have improved from the previous batches, and we are confident they will continue to do so. We pass on the flame with confidence to the J1s, having faith that they will continue to bring the CCA to 5 greater heights.

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The team was put through strenuous training sessions involving set pieces, game play, transition play and tactical play in preparation for the football season. Although training can be very tough and tiring, it is through such sessions that the team learnt to be more resilient. Furthermore, it is really through the blood and sweat that the team grew and formed life-long relationships.

As CJ40 is being celebrated this year, here is a blast from the past. For 3 consecutive years from 1975 to 1977, CJC were champions of the National Schools Post Secondary Soccer Competition, in particular, beating hot favourites, Geylang Serai to win the 1976 title. Also in 1986 and 1987 CJC’s football team emerged 2nd in the National Schools ‘A’ Division Competition at the Jalan Besar Stadium under our very own soccer-master, Mr Adrian Ho! CJC has had many glorious moments in football and the team will continue to strive to bring further glory to the college.

Captain Keith challenging for the ball CJC Custodian Raphael Goh taking a goal-kick After a Testimonial Match Jonathan Chung dictating play in midfield Recovery Session after training Striker Timothy Chong taking on the SAJC defence Striker Timothy Chong dribbling through the SAJC defence 8 Vice-Captain Siddique with a defensive clearance 9 CJC ‘A’ Division Football Squad 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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Film, Sound and Video Society Teachers-in-charge: Ms Maryanne Joseph Mr Marc Kenji Lim Ms Xu Yifang Mr Yang Jiexiang (Coordinator).

Executive Committee: President: Amos Wong Kit Yong Vice-President And Head Of Sound: Ng Zi Xuan Head Of Photography: Yip Feng Head Of Videography: Celine Lee Qian Hui

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The year started with self-initiated student projects such as CCA Posters featuring all Sports and Performing Arts CCA, and also publicity posters for CJCelebrates. FSV embarked on its maiden participation at CJCelebrates with an exciting multimedia exhibition which featured members’ exhilarating art works. In conjunction with CJC’s 40th Anniversary Celebrations, FSV set up the heritage ‘hanging’ gallery during the exhibition to share photos of many past events.

Beyond the school, FSV members took up many opportunities to develop themselves aesthetically and benefited the larger community as well. These included facilitating a workshop at the Singapore Student Photography Conference (SSPC) for participants from other schools, taking part in exhibitions (SSPC SG50 Exhibition, Ngee Ann Photographic Exhibition) and participating in the “TwentyFour 2015” motion picture competition.

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3 FSV Members, Amos and Pamela facilitating a workshop on how to operate a Photo Booth at the Singapore Student Photography Conference (SSPC 2015) for students from participating schools.

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Teacher-in-charge: Mr Foo Chee Tuang Boys’ Captain: Wong Yi Jie Girls’ Captain: Nita Cheam atholic Junior College was represented at the 14th National inter-School Golf Championships held at Marina Bay Golf Course. Representing the school in the Boys ‘A’ Division Individual and Team Events were Wong Yi Jie and Marcus Lee. Nita Cheam represented the school in the Girls ‘A’ Division Individual and Team Events with Clarice Wong joining in for the Team Event. The team was led by captains Nita and Yi Jie along with guidance from Mr Foo Chee Tuang. Though the CCA was only officially conceived in 2012, it has accumulated some notable achievements over the years such as:

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Guitar Ensemble Teachers-in-charge: Mr Vincent Yu (Coordinator) Ms Tan Wei Jun 路 Ms Tan Siu Hwei Joanne Executive Committee: President: Pineda Kristian Lee E 2T05 Vice-President/ Student Conductor: Justin Lim Yang Lin 2T11 Secretary/Treasurer: Elysa Fadhillah Goh 2T06 Student Conductor: Amanda Tan Jue Ning 2T24 Quartermaster: Koh Si Yao 2T15 Section Leaders (Alto): Frois Sean Michel 2T05 Tay Sze Min, Eleanor 2T30 Section Leader (Prime): Choi Min Suk 2T33 Section Leader (Bass): Loh Yun-Xia Alexis Michelle 2T17

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Founded in 2003, the Ensemble has progressed and achieved great things despite its relatively recent inception. For the past few years, we have been consistently performing well in the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) by attaining Silver awards for 3 years and a subsequent Certificate of Accomplishment. In 2015, for the first time in Catholic Junior College history, we clinched a Certificate of Distinction in the Singapore Youth Festival, a feat achieved by only 7 other Ensemble groups this year. Aside from external competitions, we have also performed in joint concerts with other ensembles at the Esplanade, in lunch-time concerts, as well as other College events, such as the annual CJCelebrates, making us a regular feature in the CJC performing arts roster.

The Ensemble has shared many memorable experiences through playing together in practices and performances. Under the unwavering support and guidance of our teachers-in-charge and instructors and the enthusiasm and commitment of every player, we are confident that the Ensemble will grow from strength to strength and continue to enthral audiences with our music.

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he CJC Guzheng Ensemble was 3 established in 2005 evolving from the Chinese Orchestra to a Guzheng Ensemble. This year marks the 10th year of the CJ Guzheng Ensemble and it has certainly been an eventful one. The Guzheng Ensemble started 2015 with a successful Open House and CCA Bazaar, recruiting many individuals passionate about performing and learning the Guzheng. The ensemble also performed in the annual Lunchtime Concert - a prelude to CJCelebrates! 2015 - before we participated in the biennial Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) Presentation with only slightly less than two months of practice. After persevering through long hours of practice and overcoming many difficulties, the Ensemble managed to achieve the Certificate of Accomplishment. It was a great feat considering the fact that we are a small ensemble with many beginners and inexperienced performers. The Ensemble also forged strong bonds between the seniors and juniors as we enjoyed a night of fun and games at a Post SYF Celebration. Returning to school fully recharged, the Ensemble put up a spectacular performance at the annual CJCelebrates! and the JC2 seniors bade farewell to the JC1s juniors after their last performance together as an Ensemble. The JC1s juniors showed their appreciation to their seniors by making personalised gifts for them and surprising them with a farewell party. This friendship between the seniors and juniors will definitely last a lifetime! The CJC Guzheng Ensemble will continue to work hard in the coming year and produce greater and better music!

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Gymnastics Teachers-in-charge: Ms Jacintha Huang Ms Aster Goh I-Mei Executive Committee: 2014/2015: 2015/2016: Captain: Pon Swee Man (2T02) Neo Qi Xiang (1T10) Members: Trampoline: Joseph Tan 1T01 Neo Qi Xiang 1T10 Josiah Tan Jia Ern 1T18 Marc Koh Liang Kang 1T19 Artistic Gym: Josiah Tan Jia Ern 1T18 Marc Koh Liang Kang 1T19 Rhythmic Gym: Pon Swee Man 2T02 Chong Suet Ting 1T11

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Catholic Junior College offers all three disciplines 4 of gymnastics: Rhythmic Gymnastics, which emphasises on dance-like rhythmic routines, with the use of ribbons or hoops; Artistic Gymnastics, where gymnasts present their strength and flexibility through apparatus such as rings, bars, balance beam; and Trampoline Gymnastics, where gymnasts perform acrobatics while bouncing on a trampoline. Throughout CJC’s history, Gymnastics has done the school proud by performing commendably in various inter-school competitions. Jacqueline Wee Hwee Ping from year 2000 achieved remarkable results in the Inter-School Artistic Gymnastic Competition by being the overall champion and in 2011 CJC’s gymnastic team achieved extraordinary results with the trampoline men’s and women’s teams attaining third while the rhythmic gymnastics team clinched the 1st runner-up position. This year, CJC’s gymnastics team achieved the following medals:

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Artistic Gymnastics National Championship 2015 Josiah Tan Mark Koh - 3rd All Around Runner up - 2nd All Around Runner up - 3rd Vault - 2nd Vault - 1st Floor - 3rd Floor - 2nd Parallel Bars - 3rd Parallel Bars - 2nd High Bar - 1st High Bar - 2nd Pommel Horse - 3rd Pommel Horse - 3rd Rings - 2nd Rings

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Interact Club Teachers-in-charge: Ms Tan Mei Qi Ms Renee Chong Ms Sharon Soong Mr Desmond Chan Mr Gabriel Fu Executive Committee Members 2014/2015: President: Tan Kun Lan 2T22 Vice President: Pao J-Hao 2T24 Secretary/Treasurer: Ho Zi Feng 2T27 International Understanding Director: Nurul Hana Bte Norizan 2T23 Community Involvement Programme Director: Lim De Wei 2T33 Public Relations Director: Marc Orsborne Koong 2T31 his year, the Interact Club embarked on a fruitful journey in serving the local and the international community. The projects were aligned with the club’s theme of ‘Caritate’ and reflected our desire to serve the underprivileged through sustainable projects. Our collaboration with Sustainable Cambodia to build bio-filters for the villagers in Cambodia is a step towards creating more impactful projects. It was an encouraging nod to our efforts when we clinched the Gold Award for Best Interact Club Project from the Rotary Club.

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Over the year, the club has initiated various projects to help the diverse segments in our community. The Interactors held a half-day workshop at the charity organisation Very Special Arts Singapore to help individuals with mental disabilities better express their thoughts and emotions. They also held a rice donation drive for the low-income families in Whampoa Estate and the organisation Willing Hearts. Students also initiated projects to help raise funds for the needy students in the college and made small tokens for their peers to motivate them during the Mid-Year Examinations.

Members of the club also showed commitment in their participation in weekly community involvement programmes (CIPs) at several locations. These include the Asian Women’s Welfare Association (AWWA), Youth with a Potential (YW@P), Holy Innocents’ Primary School (HIPS), Beyond Social Services, St. Luke’s Eldercare, Caregiving Welfare Association (CWA) and Bishan Home. Interactors went beyond their weekly CIPs by initiating several projects at their locations, including math and science workshops at YW@P and a Chinese New Year celebration for the aged at AWWA.

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In addition, the club had an Overseas Service Learning Programme to Cambodia where the Interactors taught English to the pupils at Don Bosco Salabalath. It was an enriching experience as they helped out at the school’s rice plantation and found out more about Cambodia’s socio-political climate from the students at Mgr Paul Tep Im Centre, cultivating their empathy in the interaction process.

The Interact Club is grateful for the support from the College and the community stakeholders in our service learning and fundraising projects.

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Teachers-in-charge: Ms Soh Yan Shan Serena Mr Liu Yuci Mr Lee Jun Cai Executive Committee (2014/2015): Male Captain: Lee Chien Ta Female Captain: Goh Xin Yi Angela Secretary: Patricia Kok Fangling Treasurer: Tiong Jun Khai

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or over 30 years, the Judo Club in CJC has always produced noteworthy Judokas. As our Judokas go through the rigorous and extensive training sessions expertly crafted by our experienced coaches, they slowly build up their endurance, mental strength and show true commitment to push themselves to the best of their ability.

Their mental resilience was once again evident in their performances both in the National ‘A’ Division Judo Championships and the Kyu Grade Championship. This year, there were consistent performances from our Judokas and we managed to clinch 2 gold and 2 silver medals. That is not all, most of our JC2 Judokas went on to obtain their orange belts later in the year, a huge achievement given that all of them started as white belt novices. Throughout the whole year, our Judokas have forged strong bonds, fostered great team spirit and emerged as champions in their own ways.

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Teacher-in-charge: Ms Charlene Lin Executive Committee: President: Isaac Lim Jie Ming 2T22 Vice-President: Macasieb Erika Joie Espanol 2T06 he object of the Legion of Mary since 1975 is the glory of God through the holiness of its members developed by prayer, and, active cooperation in the Church’s evangelising work. Being part of a community of faith allows us to encourage one another to respond to God’s grace for it to be effective in our lives. Mother Mary is our role model and intercessor before God.

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We are blessed whenever we commit time to prayer. Our weekly sessions and Annual Retreat keep us anchored to a purpose-driven life. We also learn more about our Catholic beliefs.

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Mathematics Society Teachers-in-Charge: Ms Yoong Lian Teen Mr Ai Xinghuan Executive Committee (2014/2015): President: Suresh Pillai s/o Balasubraman Vice-President: Chan Jun Ren Member: Lim Wei Jie Jovan Member: Ang Xin Rui

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Mathematics and Sciencesational Week In collaboration with the Science Department, the Math Society planned a week of activities for the college community. The Society also planned an Amathzing Race for secondary school students.

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Running Math For the second time, the Society proposed and organised Running Math for Sports Carnival. The event was well-received and the Society collaborated well with the PE Department in its execution.

International and Local Mathematics Competitions The Society continues to organise various competitions for all students. This year’s performance at the American Mathematics Competition and the Singapore Mathematical Olympiad was much improved from the previous year through the hard work of the participants.

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Enrichment Programmes Students enjoyed attending the NUS Statistics Camp and the Mathematics Enrichment Camp and learnt new knowledge about mathematics outside the textbook.

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Music Ministry Teachers-in-charge: Mr Ignatius Goh Mr Aaron Rajoo Music Ministry 2014/15 Executive Committee: President: A R Julia Nazarene Ranee 2T21 Vice President: Paean Yeo Jing Ying 2T08 Secretary and Music Coordinator: Yap Kian Seng 2T23 Music Ministry 2015/16 Executive Committee: President: Lim Yan Xin 1T17 Vice President: Christopher Ian Ng Wei Yang 1T22 Secretary and Music Coordinator: Benedict Kang Chern Wei 1T01 he CJC Music Ministry came into existence in 2009.

Up till then, musicians were always found for services and mass on an ad hoc basis. That year, two teachers and a group of three students met for the first time to brainstorm how to ensure that musicians were always readily available to play and sing at major events as well as for mass. This small group of like- minded individuals soon grew into a team of about 30 musicians ready to play the guitar, the piano or just sing in a choir when the occasion called for it.

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It was not always smooth sailing though. A CCA like this that does not involve competition or external events could not be counted as a first CCA to be fair to current CJCians and so all membership was on a completely voluntary basis.

Being a second CCA, it was next to impossible to find a common time for its members to meet to pray and plan for the term. Thus the first few executive committees struggled to find a balance to ensure that there would always be people serving without over taxing the few who made the time.

Things began to turn around when one of the Exco teams decided to turn to God as the fundamental focus, instead of focusing on just duty to the college. Cell groups were formed on different days, each led by a different Exco member so that all would have the opportunity to allow God to enrich their lives as well as their talents.

Attendance increased and the drop out rate fell.

It has been a wonderful 7 years, growing as a CCA and as a God-centred group. We look forward to the CCA growing in size as more CJCians opt to serve the college and its staff and students with their God-given talents.

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Netball Teachers-in-charge: Ms Nur Zuhailah Hanafi Ms Chan Sok Yee Ms Peh Ching Hui Rena Executive Committee: Captain: Deana Syazwani Bte Azman Vice-Captain: Jaclyn Marissa Watson Koh Secretary and Treasurer: Christabelle Wong Yi Ying

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n 2015, the CJ Netball Team participated in the Netball ‘A’ Division Competition. Although we did not achieve any medal placing, the team gained valuable matchexperiences and life-skills. We also 3 participated in the 2015 South East Asia Netball Tournament and clinched 5th position in the Plate category. This competition was not an easy one as we played against international teams of high calibre.

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Nexus Society Teachers-in-charge: Mrs Toh Yoke Fan Ms Sonia Taj Marican Mr Low Chun Wei Executive Committee 2014/2015: President: Megan Ang Hui En Vice-President: Shawn Lim Hong Hao Secretary: Chin Mei Ping Vernette Human Resource: Lee Liling Executive Committee 2015/2016: President: Chik Yong Zhi Vice-President: Lee Jia Min, Claudia Secretary: Goh Zhi Xuan, Denise Resource Management: Lee Hsien Toong

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The J2s participated in the National Cashflow Competition 2015 organized by NTU students. The J1s competed in the Singapore Chapter of Students for the Advancement of Global Entrepreneurship 2015 (SAGESG), where students were given an opportunity to learn about social entrepreneurship and participate in a national competition. Our J1 students, Russell Lee Xuan Yu, Lee Jia Min Claudia, Christiana Gunawan and Diya Malaney, won 3rd Place in the SG 50 Entrepreneur Trail Competition 2015, where the trail features 50 of our nation’s entrepreneurs who have contributed to Singapore’s economy.

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The Nexus Society engaged Singapore National Cooperative Federation to display a Journey Wall Exhibition at CJC during the National Day period. In conjunction with SG50, the Journey Wall was an exhibition that showcased Singapore’s main events since the 1920s, highlighting prominent social needs which gave rise to different Cooperatives. On 5th August 2015, the Minister of Education, Mr Heng Swee Keat ,visited the Journey Wall Exhibition when it was showcased at CJC.

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River Valley High MUN (RVMUN) 2-4 June 2015 In RVMUN, Chung Hoi Yan from 1T04, a Political Science member, managed to clinch the Best Position Paper.

Dunman High ASEAN Plus Summit (DHAP) 2-4 June 2015 CJC sent a team consisting of a mix of J1s and J2s to DHAP, and they managed to achieve commendable results.

Four students walked away with awards for Best Position Paper (Theodore Lim 1T18 and Megan Gail Morais 1T01) and Best Delegate (Ng Kok Yin 2T27 and Sean Lew Mun Hoe 2T16).

Singapore Model United Nations (SMUN) 8-12 June 2015 The delegation of Political Science members for SMUN clinched not just Best Position Papers (Ng Kok Yin 2T27) and Best Delegate (Kashmeera D/O Santhanam 2T32 and Matthew Soo Yee 2T03), but was also able to achieve the coveted Best Delegation Award.

The most notable achievement of the society since our inception would be its constant stellar performance at the Most Prestigious MUN Event in Singapore – the Singapore Model United Nations (SMUN) for four consecutive years.

2012 - The college was credited with the “Best Delegation Award”, the most highly coveted award for any MUN, as well as The Best Position Paper (Lee Xin Lei) and Best Diplomacy (Roshan Singh) Awards.

2013 – The college was awarded Best Position Paper (Karl Siu) and Best Diplomacy (Benjamin Low & Ryan Martin Ang) Awards.

2014 - The college was awarded Best Position Paper Award (Michael Hu, Ko Chang Ming and Wan Ding Yao), as well as the Best Delegate Award (Siti Amirah Bte Mohd Amin & Shawn Raphael Tan).

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Rugby Teachers-in-charge: Mr Md. Fairuz Selamat Mr Aaron Rajoo Mr Wee Wee Chau Coach: Kevin Loo Yu Cheng Executive Committee: Captain: Chai Jie, Ian Vice-Captain: Loh Kai Hong, Matthew Team Manager: Joshua Tan Pack Leader: Prashin Jeevaganth Backs Leader: Emmanuel Er Quarter Master: Benjamin Tan

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The reward for our hard work and commitment came when we were able to clinch the coveted Plate Championship at the annual Singapore Cricket Club Rugby Schools 7s Competition at the Padang. It was a match down to the wire with both sides facing injuries through the course of the tournament. We had to persevere without substitution and with much grit, able to overcome the odds to win the Plate category. It was definitely a moment to relish that will linger on through our lives.

Our relative inexperience, however, was more apparent in the annual National InterSchools Rugby 15s Tournament in the 2015 season. Having been grouped with powerhouses SAJC and RI, we tried our best to put up the greatest of fights but it was definitely a bitter pill to swallow. Nevertheless, we learned valuable lessons of perseverance and as clichĂŠd as it sounds, the do or die spirit.

It is here, in CJC Rugby, we learned the meaning of brotherhood; to bleed for the person next to you, to fall and pick yourself up back again and that any team can only be as strong as the weakest link.

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Shooting Club CCA Coordinator: Teacher advisors:

Mr Owen Tan Mr Tan Lye Huat Mr Alvin Leong Ms Melissa Olsen 2014/2015 Executive Committee: Male Captain: Tan Pei Wei Female Captain: Lim Qian Ping Annabelle Male Vice-Captain: Tan Yong Xiang Armourer: Lester Tay Wee Tat Male Pistol Team Leader: Kieran See Male Rifle Team Leader: Tan Guan Yew Female Pistol Team Leader: Elizabeth Chan Female Rifle Team Leader: Christina Chuah Recreational Team IC: Anirudh Vasudevan 2015/2016 Executive Committee: Male Captain: Justin Lim Yong Zhi Female Captain: Seow Jing Hui Male Vice-Captain: Ong Wei Jie Female Vice-Captain: Tay Yay Yun Janey Armourer: Liu Yiming Male Pistol Team Leader: Joshua Eng Male Rifle Team Leader: Ryan Wong Female Pistol Team Leader: Jap Jesslyn Female Rifle Team Leader: Quek Gin Ling

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he Shooting Club has become a well-established niche sport in CJC, one that has shaped the character of many young men and women as a cohesive team through the years. This CCA started as Air Rifle but has evolved to become the Shooting Club.

Many of our shooters started as novices but have won medals in successive ‘A’ Division Championships. Some of our shooters have represented Singapore at international competitions and emerged as champions.

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We focus on mental training, whereby our members have emerged as resilient individuals through overcoming many obstacles in their journey in CJC. As passionate and resilient individuals of the sport, members have dedicated many hours to hone their shooting skills.

2015 has been a very eventful and hectic year for our shooters.

Both the NTU and NUS invitational shoots were eye opening experiences for the shooting team, pitting our shooters against other more experienced shooters. The CCA experience culminated in the National Inter-School ‘A’ Division Shooting Championship.

Team Achievements: National Inter-School Division 2015: Air Pistol Women – 6th Air Pistol Men – 5th Air Rifle Women – 6th Air Rifle Men – 6th NTU Invitational Shoot 2015: Air Pistol Women – 9th Air Pistol Men – 7th Air Rifle Women – 3rd Air Rifle Men – 3rd Individual Achievements: National Inter-School ‘A’ Division 2015: Air Pistol Women – Individual 4th, Lim Qian Ping Annabelle Air Rifle Women – Individual 11th, Quek Gin Ling NTU Invitational Shoot 2015: Air Pistol Women – Individual 8th, Chan Wen Yi Elizabeth Air Pistol Men – Individual 7th, Ong Wei Jie Air Rifle Women – Individual 3th, Quek Gin Ling Air Rifle Men – Individual 5th , Tran Hoang Minh Air Rifle Men – Individual 9th, Mark Tan Jen Wei PAGE 93

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1 2015 Shooting Camp with the new J1 batch and the competitive J2 team!

2 Air Pistol Women Team Captain Elizabeth Chan (front) concentrating on getting that 10.9!

3 Air Rifle Men Team Leader, Tan Guan Yew, pitting his skills in the National Inter-School A Division Championships 4 Coach Fan and the shooters during training 5 Mark Tan Jen Wei and Tan Guan Yew receiving the medals for their team for NTUIS 6 Quek Gin Ling and Christina Chueh receiving medals for their ARW team for NTUIS 7 Our Male Captain, Tan Pei Wei, as the cover of our CJ Shooting’s CCA Bazaar’s poster 8 Enjoying our cup noodles during supper!

9 (From Left – Right) Annabelle Lim (Female Captain), Christina Chuah (ARW Team Leader), Elizabeth Chan (APW Team Leader), Tan Guan Yew (ARM Team Leader), Tan Yong Xiang (Male Vice-Captain), Tan Pei Wei (Male Captain)

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Speakers’ Ink Teachers-in-charge: Mr Rupert Glascow Ms Mageswari Mr Damien Poon Mr David Fahy Executive Committee 2014/2015: President: Regina Neo Vice-President: Lukasz Yim Secretary: Sonia Mary Anthony Debate Captain: Yazhini Elango Oratorical Captain: Alexander Goh

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ielding wit, wisdom and powerful voices, the Speakers’ Ink has had another great year of success! Despite fierce competition in both the debate and oratorical national circuits, we have dauntlessly pressed on with tenacity, an indomitable team spirit and dynamism!

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The Oratorical Wing of Speakers’ Ink has once again done the college proud, with Lukasz Yim (2T22) reaching the finals and the Silver Honours Roll of the Annual InterCollege Impromptu Oratoricals 2015 organised by the Tampines Junior College Gavel Club, demonstrating a captivating display of eloquence and wit! JC1 students Daksha (1T26) and Sabrena (1T01) produced some fine performances at the Dunman High Invitational Competition with speeches related to the SG50 theme. The team put the public-speaking skills acquired during training sessions in numerous college events such as Open House, Sports Carnival, Chinese New Year, ‘A’ Division Golf and Bowling, Mother Tongue Language Fortnight, Annual Awards Day and the Parents Information Evening, keeping our college members definitely busy.

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The Debate Wing too has once again brought glory to the college. In 2015, Lucien Wee did the college proud in ranking as the Top 19th Debater nationally at the 2015 MOEACJC Inter-Collegiate Debate Championships.

The ‘Ink’ as a whole has been proudly organizing our college’s annual Flame Wars Inter-House Debate Championships which was aimed at introducing the wider school population to debate; and also collaborated with other CCAs such as the Editorial Club in spearheading Speak Good English Week and the Political Science Society.

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With a year of successes, may our succeeding batch of debaters and orators bring the Ink to even greater heights and as always, we are proudly CJC’s premier debate and oratorical society!

Achievements: Tampines Junior College Gavel Club Inter-JC Oratorical Competition Lukasz Yim Finalist and Silver Honour Roll MOE-ACJC Intercollegiate Debate Championship 2015 Lucien Wee – Top 19th Nationally

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1 CJC in the Inter-School Debates 1989 2 ELDDS in 1993 3 Speaker’s Ink in the past was named as the English Literary Dramatic and Debating Society (ELDDS), as well as SBC Debaters and Researchers 4 Exco: Left to right, Regina Neo (2T03), Alexander Goh (2T03), Yazhini Elango (2T12), Sonia Mary Anthony (2T03), Lukasz Yim (2T22) 5 Oratoricals Group: From Left to right: Lukasz Yim (2T22), Joshua Leo (2T18), Samantha Reeve (2T02), Jeremy, Alexander Goh (2T03) 6 There’s a surprising amount of bounce in Speakers’ Ink 7 Lukasz Yim (2T22) in very convincing form at Tampines JC 8 Alexander Goh (2T03) in action in the ACJC debates.

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Strategy Games Club Teachers-in-charge: Mr. Vincent Chong Mr. Kelvin Pang Executive Committee: President: Secretary: Chinese Chess Captain: International Chess Captain: Contract Bridge Captain:

Ng Jing Kiat Roy Ng Jing Da Wang Zekun Zhang Yuchen Loh Sher En Jessica

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015 has been a great year for the Strategy Games Club. The club has participated in numerous competitions and returned with outstanding awards. The year started off with the organisation of the annual CJC Inter-college Chinese Chess Competition that was held in March. The competition served as a platform for our chess players to pit their skills against other strong competitors from other colleges. Team CJC achieved an overall 3rd, with Ng Jing Kiat and Wang Zekun getting an individual 2nd and 9th placing respectively. Apart from this, the Chinese Chess team also participated in other competitions and has attained commendable results.

The team participated in the 9th JJC Chess Tournament and clinched the gold medal in the team category, while Ng Jing Kiat, Yang Yu Bing and Wang Zekun achieved the 1st, 2nd and 4th placing in the individual category respectively. They also participated in the 6th PJC Chinese Chess Challenge 2015 and achieved the 3rd placing in the team category, with Yang Yu Bing clinching the gold medal in the individual category.

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For International Chess, our team participated in various competitions throughout the year. In the 9th JJC Chess Tournament, the team managed to clinch the 1st placing, and Linson Lim De Dao, Ryan Lee Zhi Jian and Nicholas Wong Zi Jie achieved the 1st, 2nd and 4th placing in the individual category respectively.

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In addition, the Contract Bridge team participated in various competitions like the 9th Hwa Chong Bridge Competition and the Raffles Pairs 2015, and gained valuable experience from these events.

Achievements: 2015 CJC Inter-College Chinese Chess Competition Ng Jing Kiat 2nd and Wang Zekun 9th in individual category. 3rd placing in team category 9th JJC Chess tournament (Chinese Chess) Ng Jing Kiat 1st, Yang Yu Bing 2nd and Wang Zekun 4th in individual category. 1st placing in team category 6th PJC Chinese Chess Challenge 2015 Yang Yu Bing 1st in individual category. 3rd placing in team category 9th JJC Chess Tournament (International Chess) Linson Lim De Dao 1st, Ryan Lee Zhi Jian 2nd and Nicholas Wong Zi Jie 4th in individual category. 1st placing in team category PAGE 95

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2015 CJC Open House – SGC booth 2015 SGC JC2 Exco 2015 CJC Inter-College Chinese Chess Competition – Participants 2015 CJC Inter-College Chinese Chess Competition – Team winners 2015 Chinese Chess Puzzle – attracts students to view and play Zhang Yu Chen in action 9th JJC Chess Tournament 2015 – our Team winners

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St. Vincent De Paul Society Teachers-in-charge: Mr Singarayar Perrin Arulseelan Miss Charlene Lin Executive Committee: President: Luk Yin Man Vice President: Peter Ong Secretary: Annemarie Goh Welfare Head: Stella Ann Tan Wen Xi

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VDP is part of a global Vincentian family.

Since its inception in CJC in 1975, members have been committed to bringing good cheer to various underprivileged communities, including the elderly, the mentally-challenged, migrants and needy families.

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This year, SVDP embarked on a new mission: befriending the elderly in the Senior Group Home@Pipit Road. To quote Blessed Teresa of Calcutta, there is a poverty of loneliness in developed countries. While the Home provides these elderly with basic necessities, we shower them with love through our companionship.

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Since 2012, we have been reaching out to the migrant workers. In collaboration with 1T25 and the Archdiocesan Commission for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People, we distributed basic necessities to and organised an appreciation party for them.

Hearing their stories touched many hearts; their sacrifice for their families is truly admirable.

In giving, we have been blessed with broadened perspectives and meaningful joy!

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Interacting with an elderly on his favourite food Bringing an elderly to eat at a hawker centre 1T25 performing a dance for our migrant beneficiaries A game of frisbee with our migrant beneficiaries A token of appreciation for the elderly Cheering our migrant beneficiaries on as they showcase their dance Forming a human chain to transport the goodie bags Quality check on the goodie bags Packing goodie bags for our migrant beneficiaries 1T25, SVDP, ACMI representatives together with our migrant beneficiaries

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Swimming/Biathlon Teachers-in-charge: Mr Jeff Ha (Co-ordinator) Mr Nicholas Chia Mr Zachary Kok Executive Committee: Captain: Ian Cheah Vice-Captain: Chua Jing Shi Secretary: Owen Chew Treasurer: Kumi Sotomatsu Member: Jamice Lee

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JC Swim, although small in number, is a closely knitted team striving to achieve greatness and bond together through many external events. We were able to take this small number of people in the team and turn it into an advantage by facilitating more team bonding activities. This allows us to enjoy training sessions more and even look forward to them. Despite the fact that swimming is a rather individualistic CCA, we emphasize team camaraderie despite our differences and cheer each other on to work towards improvements in our performances.

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Participation in External events NUS Biathlon 2015 SG 50 Youth Celebrates 2015 – Largest floating Singapore flag – Most number of laps swum in an hour ‘A’ Division National Swimming Championships Boys 200M Fly 5th , 6th 200M Medley 6th 1500M Freestyle 6th, 8th 200M Backstroke 8th 4x50M Freestyle Relay 5th 4x50M Medley Relay 6th Girls 100M Freestyle 6th 800M Freestyle 6th, 8th 200M Breaststroke 7th 4x50M Relay 7th 100M Backstroke 8th 5

1 2014 to 2015 team members Top row: Ittipat Satukunlasan (Mark), Kumi Sotomatsu, Lorraine Ho, Liu Can, Ang Kai Qi, Ryan Lok, Front row: Owen Chew Yang, Kimberly Hay, Ian Cheah, Jamice Lee, Aaron Siow, Paxton Yeo 2 NUS Biathlon participants Kumi Sotomatsu, Ittipat Satukunlasan (Mark), Jamice Lee, Aaron Siow, Chua Jing Shi, Owen Chew, Kimberly Hay, Ian Cheah

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3 J1 participants in the NUS biathlon Top row: Ian Cheah, Middle row: Jamice Lee, Chua Jing Shi, Ittipat Satukunlasan (Mark) Front row: Kumi Sotomatsu, Aaron Siow, Owen Chew Yang, Kimberly Hay 4 Training at Toa Payoh swimming complex Back row: Ittipat Satukunlasan (Mark), Lorraine Ho, Kimberly Hay, Ryan Lok, Aaron Siow, Ian Cheah, Ang Kai Qi, Paxton Yeo, Front row: Owen Chew, Jamice Lee, Chua Jing Shi 5 NUS Biathlon participants Back row: Ian Cheah, Kimberly Hay, Chua Jing Shi, Kumi Sotomatsu, Owen Chew Front row: Ittipat Satukunlasan (Mark), Jamice Lee, Aaron Siow, Paxton Yeo, Mr Nicholas Chia

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Symphonic Band Teachers-in-charge: Mr Kam Wei Loon Ms Heng Yuqing Wendy Mr Goh Jun Yang Ignatius Ms Lin Li Josephine Executive Committee 2014/15: President: Heng Theng Juay Vice-President: Chia Ji Hong, Augustine Secretary: Lim Zi Yi, Joshua Student Conductor:Chew Hui Wen Hadassah Quarter Masters: Hoo Feng Wen Liew Yew Meng, Royston Librarians: Ng Li En Alicia Yap Rui Qi

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015 has been eventful and fruitful for the CJC Symphonic Band (CJCSB) with a few highlights.

Prior to the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) Arts Presentation for Concert Bands, CJCSB had a band exchange with other colleges. On 30 April, we performed “Singapura Suite Movement 2” and a choice piece “And The Multitude With One Voice Spoke” for SYF. Our efforts paid off as we clinched the Certificate of Distinction under the baton of our conductor, Mr Tan Thiam Hee.

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On 28 June, CJCSB had a combined concert, organised by the Kim Seng Wind Symphony to commemorate SG50, which served as a platform to prepare ourselves for CJCelebrates. CJCSB delivered our SYF choice piece and “Highlights from Spirited Away” during CJCelebrates. The night officially ended with the performing arts groups delivering “Happy” by Pharrell Williams.

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All this would not have been possible without Mr Ignatius Goh, Mr Jason Kam, Ms Josephine Lin, Ms Wendy Heng and Mr Tan Thiam Hee. Their unwavering support and guidance were crucial in encouraging us to perform our best. Finally, the 2014-2015 EXCO members have also done well in leading the band and we sincerely wish them all the best for their future endeavours.

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Tennis Teachers-in-charge: Mr Peter Loke Ms Stephanie Wang Ms Ishaya Executive Committee: Boys’ Captain: Emerson Chong Girls’ Captain: Cassandra Choo Boys’ Vice Captain: Marcus Loh Girls’ Vice Captain: Claudia Cheng Secretary: Janine Teo Treasurer: Sophie Yan

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JC Tennis is a well-bonded team with strongly forged friendships and camaraderie.

They train intensively twice a week, coupled with weekly physical conditioning to enhance mobility and reflexes. The coach conducts technical and tactical training, honing and developing the skills of the students, including frequent match play to allow the players to adapt to the competition feel of the ‘A’ Division competition.

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CJC Tennis has usually lived up to their potential by qualifying for the quarter-finals. The batch of 2015 has done their predecessors proud by advancing to the quarter-finals once again, especially the Girls’ team which achieved it for the first time in 4 years. The Boys’ team fought hard in the group stages, defeating ACS (Int’l) and YJC. The Girls’ team gave their all to overcome SRJC, DHS and TJC to make it to the quarter-finals.

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Track and Field Teachers-in-charge: Mr Lim Zhiyi Ms Peggy Boey Mr Goh Tor Heng Ms Lee Lishan Executive Committee: Captain: Au Yee Sin Vice-Captain: Celine Hiromi Osawa Members: Darren Lim Zacharias Chia

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he 2015 season was certainly a fruitful one for the Track and Field team, with commendable results at the various track meets the team participated in throughout the year, such as the Singapore Athletic Association Series, the Singapore Press Holdings Inter-School Relay, the Singapore Youth and Junior Athletic Championships, and, most importantly, the National Inter-School Championships, where, among our CJC contingent, we witnessed the triumph of the human spirit over insurmountable odds.

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This was a tangible result of our physically demanding training regimen where not only were our speed, muscular endurance and explosive energy developed under the watch of our coach Mr Loh Chan Pew, but it also taught us key values such as resilience, which was seen in how 400m runner Jonathan Go recovered from a torn ACL just a year earlier to qualify for the ‘A’ Division Boys’ final. In a similarly resilient fashion, 100m runner Au Yee Sin admirably overcame the odds (and accompanying pressure) stacked against her to claim the ‘A’ Division Girls’ crown, outrunning the other favourites for the title and doing CJC proud, and emulating alumnus Amanda Teo’s similar gold medalwinning exploits in the 400m 9 years earlier.

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Apart from bonding during training, the team also bonds through setting up and running booths at the various school events, such as the annual Open House and the CCA Bazaar, as we convert our on-track chemistry to an off-track harmony. We would also like to thank our teachers-incharge for constantly following us down for training and also for being an ever-present, stabilising presence at competitions. Truly, 2015 has been an eventful one for all of us, in our own special ways.

Achievements (Boys): Jonathan Go – 400m, 8th Glen Paul Lee – Javelin, 7th Jonathan Go, Cheng Wei Xuan, Nathan Lee, Benedict Kwok and Chow Kin Wei – 4x100m, 5th Benedict Kwok, Chow Kin Wei, Darren Lim, Jonathan Go and Jerome Thong – 4x400m, 4th Achievements (Girls): Au Yee Sin - 100m, 1st Naomi Elizabeth Gregory – Shot Put, 6th Au Yee Sin, Melanie Bickham, S Meenu, Chong Wei Ying, Loh Yun Jin, Rivani Rajagopal – 4x100m, 5th Au Yee Sin, Melanie Bickham, S Meenu, Chong Wei Ying, Loh Yun Jin, Rivani Rajagopal – 4x400m, 7th PAGE 100

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The CJ Track family All set and ready for the next season to come!

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Ultimate Frisbee Teacher-in-charge: Mr Mohammad Fairuz Selamat Captain:

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It was not easy joining the ultimate Frisbee scene with little to no experience; however, it was the attitude that proved to each and everyone in the team the power of hardwork and determination. To each member in the team, going “all in” was never giving up even when the odds were stacked against us, it has truly brought us together as a team and strengthened us mentally, physically and psychologically. From facing tough competition and 2 emerging top 8 in the Inter Junior College Ultimate Championships, it has been nothing short of a fulfilling journey with sweat and tears.

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The past year has been an indelible experience we will forever cherish. As we always say – you can take the player out of ultimate, but you can never take the ultimate out of the player.

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Volleyball Teachers-in-charge Mr Tan Yong Kai Mr Cipto Hu Mr Bertrand Lee Miss Angeline Chee Executive Committee Captain (Boys): Agustin Xue Yu Liang Captain (Girls): Oh Xiu Wen Sandy Vice-Captain (Boys): Wong Jian Zhe Brian Vice-Captain (Girls): Tiong Yushan Welfare (Boys): Samm Koe Loong Wei Welfare (Girls): Lim Li Ling

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very Thursday and Saturday, the grandstand would be filled with intense rallying and the occasional slam of a spike hitting the ground ferociously. This batch has been no different, embodying the same tenacious spirit of the game this CCA is known for, demonstrating desire and thirst to succeed. With the guidance of our coaches, we soared to greater heights, challenging rival colleges at the National Inter-school Volleyball Championships (‘A’ Division) with close fights. The Girls’ team made it to the quarter finals.

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Though the results were not what we hoped for, we cheered as one and fought as a team. We may not have been the ones to bring home medals, but we graduate as a spirited team that fought with comradeship and never left anyone behind. Be it victory or defeat, we remain a team and we will never crumble.

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CLASSES OF 2015

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Miss Tan Wei Jun

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Row 1: Seet Yuan Yun Regine, Au Yee Sin, Seah Xue Ning Sherlyn, Roshnie Pillay, Miss Tan Wei Jun, Emma Tan Wei Pin, Simran Kaur Sandhu, Isabelle Anastasia Tan Yinn Lyn, Heng Xin Ni

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Row 2: Caitlin Nathalie Lim Li Yun, Rachel Lo Wunshuang, Kristina Gabrielle SuMin Kleeberg, Erica Tay, Feng Yi, Eva Tiffany Teo Aldridge, Christabelle Wong Yi Ying, Teo Yi Ning, Faustina Miranda, Chan Wen Yi Elizabeth Row 3: Xavier Soh Heng Yi, Song Kang Ming, Go Jun Ying Jonathan, Soh Ze Yu, Agustin Xue Yu Liang, Ng Jie Kai Clement

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Mr David L. Fahy

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Row 1: Leong Yuan Mei Maisie, Melanie Anne Hui Fen Bickham, Hu Hui Ching Isabella, Mr David L. Fahy, Chua Alexis Jamie, Rachel Hannah Goh, Lee Yuen Shan Annette

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Row 2: Yeo Dana, Ada Quek Jing Yi, Reeve Samantha Mei, Eunice Loo Jia Xin, Genevieve Ding Yarou, Tan Shi Ling Joann, Pon Swee Man, Thng Kai Ting Vicki, Sabrina Bte Faisal Row 3: O'Hara Joshua Shea, Ang Jing Wei, Ng Jing Heng, Zhou Yang, Leong Chung Hoe Bryan Daniel

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Ms Valerie Cher

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Row 1: Samantha Lee Yanmei, Lorraine Tan Zi Lin, Charlene Ser Yee Ling, Tricia Jane Tay Shufen, Ms Valerie Cher, Chan Wei En, Jaleesa Lim Zheng Ying, Chong Yeong Ting Vanessa, Sonia Mary Anthony

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Row 2: Chua Sui Lian, Park Jung In, Arul Jill Marianne, Regina Neo Xin Yi, Sim Li Xuan Megan, Saffron Sharpe, Samantha Choo Tjia Huey, Wee Neng Natasha Row 3: Matthew Soo Yee, Wilson Teh Yang Jie, Goh Wei Jun Alexander, Jeremy Quek Ling Wei, Megan Lee Wen, Toh Wern-Yi Dione Not In Photo: Clarissa Quah Qian Lin

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Ms Lum Kit Kuan Melanie

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Row 1: Ong Si Ching, Nuradila Bte Sadimin, Luk Yin Man, Aaron Marc Chong Kia Wee, Ms Lum Kit Kuan Melanie, Christina Chuah Pui Ting, Franchesca Rose Morais, Celia Lim Shi Min, Ang Lynn Mavis

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Row 2: Thiviya Sri D/O Suria Narayanan, Koh Zhi Xuan Taevia, Yap Cheng Xuan Rayna, Tan Yen Lin Sheryl, Tiong Yushan, Sonia Ko Yun Xin, Ong Sing Isabel, Trisstan Ryan Dodwell, Konrad Ng Row 3: Lim Shi-Yi Matthew, Cheah Tze Shen Christopher J, Zacharias Chia De Zhi, Kevin Jason Chelliah, Wee Shi Yuan, Stanley Ang Jin Wei, Lee Wei Loong Gavin

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Mr Chan Kangsheng Desmond

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Row 1: Tham Min Yee, Mabel Kho Chien Xin, Gwendolyn Phoebe Tai Yi Wun, Mr Chan Kangsheng Desmond, Elizabeth Lim Hui Ting, Jamaine Chee Jia Min, Ann-Maria Lee Lin Hui

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Row 2: Amanda Seh Yun Ling, Cindy Ho, Shanice Ling Zhu Qian, Wong Hui Ling, Desai Shivani Jatin, Tay Zhuo Yan Isaac, Alvin Song Zhiliang, Chioh Wen Chong Ashbel, Ryan Chua Row 3: Yeo Wei Quan Eugene, Ko Pok Wen Dax, Frois Sean Michel, Pineda Kristian Lee E, Chia Zong Yang Eugene, Lim Jian Rong Rayson, Dominic Chan Wai Kin

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Mr Lim Zhiyi

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Row 1: Toh Chin Howe, Ryan Phua Rui Kiat, Tan Shih Jia Sandra, Mr Lim Zhiyi, Poh Elsen, Sean Gregory Xuan Wei Rappa, Samm Koe Loong Wei

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Row 2: Macasieb Erika Joie Espanol, Stella Ann Tan Wen Xi, Elysa Fadhillah Goh, Ang Hui Yee, Ching Ruo Fan, Oh Xiu Wen Sandy, Ng Mei Wing Adeline, Zoe Kng Bao Lin, Chang Wei Yun Jolene, Annemarie Goh

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Miss Roxanne Teo

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Row 1: Tay Hui En Adeline, Lee Shea Shan Megan, Miss Roxanne Teo, Seow Jing Lin Jobeth, Mary Jocelyn Sandoval De Borja

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Row 2: Yeo Lee Min Michelle, Shannon Soon Qi Hui, Mak Kar Yee, Juliana Lee Kai Li, Tasreen Kaur Khaira D/O J S Not In Photo: Charmaine Tang Kai Ning, Jermaine Ng Jia Min, Lim Shue Wen Amanda

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Ms Nur Adhana Anwar

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Row 1: Arielle Low Jia Yun, Valerie Kwa Xin Ying, Brenda Lau Mei Xuan, Ms Nur Adhana Anwar, Andrea Lee Kim, Jessica, Gladys Tan

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Row 2: Denise Png Rui Xin, Goh Yue Han Isabelle, Paean Yeo Jing Ying, Muhammad Alyhariz B Mohd Ali N, Teo Xiao Qin Stephanie, Gayatri Jaiswal, Ang Si Jia

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Ms Lin Shilin Charlene

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Row 1: Sandhya Rangarajan, Kwek Tian Chen, Chua Jie Yang, Ms Lin Shilin Charlene, Chng Yi Cheng, Beatrice Desiree Miranda, Lee Meng Han

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Row 2: Chan Hui Wen Adelyn, Shahnas Farveen D/O Mohamed S, Chew Hui Ting Jonita, Chia Shuen Cheng Stella, Ng Shin Yi, Brian Lim Fang Hean, Aaron Yuen Sze Tian, Daniel Yap Soon, Tan Yiquan Samoeul Row 3: Leo Ren Wei Edison, Ng Ye Dong, Lim Say Yuan Sebastian, Toh Yi Tian Linus, Khoo Chien Yi Danny, Raphael Goh Hock Chye, Wong Jia Sheng, Joel Choong Wei Jie

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Ms Ang Chuan Yin

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Row 1: Cheam Kaei Ji Nita, Tan Raeann, Megan Ang Hui En, Toh Wen Yan, Ms Ang Chuan Yin, Pong Loong Bob, Tay Boon Shian Marcus, Low Hang Wei, Tan De Jun Shaun

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Row 2: Amos Ng Kai Yung, Ayrton Jason Sutejo, Chen Kaibin, Tan Jing Han Glenn, Enoch Chong, Gwee You Young Clive, Chan Jun Ren, Soh Yi Zhi Zeke Row 3: Tan Wai Kit, Benedict Tay, Lee Jun Hong Eric, Justin Randall Durnford, Liew Shi Jie Jacques, Sherwin Chong Qi Ling Not In Photo: Don Ho Jia Hao

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Mr Wee Wee Chau

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Row 1: Ann Stephni Lawrence, Lim Yu Xin, Timothy Joseph Thong Wai Hong, Mr Wee Wee Chau, Pun Ze Yong, Chin Mei Ping Vernette, Saranya Rangarajan

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Row 2: Ng Yi Min, Nadya Carisa, Abigail Thomson, Chia Wei Xuan Lionel, Wan Ray Chow, Teo Zuo Rong Ernest, Shawn Lim Junhe, Justin Lim Yang Lin, Chim Ge Huai Row 3: Benjamin Matthew Tan Tze Wern, Foo Kai Siang, Kan Kar Shen, Alun Wilfrid Winn, Hoon Qi Tai, Hue Ng, Luk Chi Heng, Zhang Yuchen

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Mr Tan Hong Cheong

2T12

Row 1: Cheryl Cheng Jia Yin, Elango Meenakshi Yazhini, Lim Yu Qi, Ng Zi Xuan, Mr Tan Hong Cheong, Chen Mayixiao, Song Zhiguo, Koh Jan Min, Tay Wee Tat Lester

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Row 2: Isabel Chong, Zhang Shuyi, Huang Guohua, Fung Yew Han Daniel David, Lim Zheng Le, Liu Xiangrui, Koh Wei Ling, Esther Chua Hui Xia Row 3: Chin Zheng Jie, Chai Jun Hao, Chong Mun Hou Timothy, E Bo, Dennis Jordan Madhavan, Ryan Jonathan Poh, Wang Zekun

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Ms Chia Chiew Xian Valarie

2T13

Row 1: Leong Zhi Min, Lim Qian Ping Annabelle, Tay Siew Qin, Saldanha Karen Rachel, Ms Chia Chiew Xian Valarie, Tran Hoang Minh, Tan Wei Kang Erwin, Leong Jia Wei Marcus, Vivian George

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Row 2: Luo Shuai, Tan Hao Ming, Chuah Min Shian Mark, Dawn Chueh Wei Qing, Fu Xianyao, Prashin Jeevaganth, Jones Koh Yang Wei, Liu Jianbo Row 3: Yeo Yong Le Edmond, Wong Jian Zhe Brian, Abraham Moses Low Kuan Wee, Yong Jia En, Teng Ian Kyle, Cedric Low Jun Hao Not In Photo: Mdm Lucy Lee

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Mr Lim Seow Thong

2T14

Row 1: Eu Huiwen Elaine, Ang Yan Ling, Lee Wan Yee, Mr Lim Seow Thong, Ho Wei Ke, Amelia Toh Shi Ya, Cheng Hui Thong

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Row 2: Low Kye Ting Nicole, K S Rizwana, Won Dong Ho, Fong Wei Deng, Kwa Sze Liang, Li Qian, Tiong Jun Khai, Peter Ong Row 3: Mulder Teo Le Kai, Chia Shan Jin, Ernest Ng Jing Zhong, Jiang Shan, Zhu Bin, Chen Ri Sheng, Kieran See Han Jie Not In Photo: Davin Wu Jin Rui

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Ms Yoong Lian Teen, Ms Tan Siu Hwei Joanne

2T15

Row 1: Htet Thiri Aung, Leanna Nyoman, Ananya Patnaik, Ms Yoong Lian Teen, Ms Tan Siu Hwei Joanne, Anirudh Vasudevan, Wu Yuying, Zou Chuchu

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Row 2: Kim Ji Young, Yap Jin Qi, Muhammad Abdillah Siddique B A, Lim Zhen Heng, Shawn Lim Hong Hao, Lim Ziyu Sinclair, Kwan Wai Hin, Binish Mohan Row 3: Lee Chien Ta, Leow Yihong, Lam Cheng Jun, Fu Yushen, Cheng Heng Jin, Koh Si Yao Not In Photo: Fu Lin, Lim Teng Yong Nicholas, Tan Jacob

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Miss Zhuang Chu Zhen, Mr Liu Yuci

2T16

Row 1: Hoo Feng Wen, Alicia Yap Rui Qi, Tan Ying Hing, Miss Zhuang Chu Zhen, Mr Liu Yuci, Marcus Cheong Wai Loong, Eric Foo Chee Kiong, Chong Guang Jun

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Row 2: Ryan Tan Yu, Justin Lim Xue Tao, Sean Lew Mun Hoe, Linson Lim De Dao, Mohammad Ilyas B Mohammad Taib, Marc Fong Yung Kit, Andre Tay Wei Xuan, Luke David Levy, Leong Whye Kit Joshua Row 3: Ryan Tay Zhi Hao, Tan Chin Hong Gabriel, Chee Zhi Xiang Jason, Muhammad Muttaqin B Daud, Ng Chek Thai, Pae Marcuz

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Mr See Hao Jun, Mr Low Chun Wei

2T17

Row 1: Loh Yun-Xia Alexis Michelle, Eunice Halim, Vincent Rijanto Heru, Mr See Hao Jun, Mr Low Chun Wei, Damian Chen Hong Kai, Chan Yuan Ni, Ow Yong Jeng Han Sarah, Ng Wen Ching

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Row 2: Ng Jing Kiat, Kirthiraj S/O Muthukrishnan, Justin Julius Chu Qijie, Chan Yi Sheng Leon, Heng Theng Juay, Lee Zheng Yi, Mohamed Essa S/O Mohamed Z, Tan Wei Colin Row 3: Darren Tan Qin Yuan, Liew Yew Meng Royston, Lim Jia Yang James, Lee Wei Ren, Darren Lim Shan Jie, Nicholas Siew Jiming

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Ms Goh I-Mei Aster, Mrs Makhfadzah Razali

2T18

Row 1: S Meenu, Goh Xin Yi Angela, Mah Chia Ling, Ms Goh I-Mei Aster, Mrs Makhfadzah Razali, Chua Zheng Wei Joshua, Zhao Shu, Sarah Syabil Joe

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Row 2: Suresh Pillai S/O Balasubraman, Lee Kai Shuen Royce, Marc Phua Hsiao Meng, Fabian Phng Yong Kang, Chong Kai Yuan Aldric, Oh Jian Hao, Joshua Leo Tan Yi-En, Sim Wei Xuan

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Ms Dawn Ang

2T19

Row 1: Lim Yan Hui Victoria, Wong Mun Foong, Erica Ng Sue Chen, Lim Pei Qin Alicia, Ms Dawn Ang, Yip Feng, Cheok Ke Jun Jake, Chua Yi Da, Wong Ming Yao

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Row 2: Lim Zi Yi Joshua, Phang Jun Yi Merrick, Ng Wei Jin Travis, Liew Kang You, Loo Yong Han Jasper, Wong Yi Jie, Goh Siak Boon Jerome, Cheng Weixuan Not In Photo: Nicole Lian Jing Fang

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Ms Thong Wan Ling Serene

2T20

Row 1: Magdalene Chew Ying Ying, Estelle Teo Po Hui, Jolyn Tan Si Hui, Peh Peng Loon, Ms Thong Wan Ling Serene, Adrian Chiam Huihong, Nguyen Gia Huy, Emmanuel Er Zhi Wei, Phua Jun Quan Nicolas Elliot

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Row 2: Darren Lee Yao Yang, Foo Melvin, Lim Ming Yuan Bryan, Loke Seng Theodore, Bryant Tay Yu Qin, Lucas Foo Soo Quan, Zhang Wanli, Miranda Tan Jieni

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Miss Chee Huijie Angeline

2T21

Row 1: Arriola Micaela Josephine, Patricia Kok Fangling, Yong You Liang Joben, Miss Chee Huijie Angeline, Muhammad Sabir B Mohd Shafi, Choong Hui Ying Vivien, Charmaine See Yuan Qi

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Row 2: Samantha Lee Shi Yun, Natalie Ann Tan Chien Ying, Chan Yu Lynn Nadine, Heng Wen An Matilda, Chia Yi Ming, Lim Jun Hong, Ho Hui Ping Tiffany, A R Julia Nazarene Ranee, Koh En Qi Row 3: Chua Theng Xuan, Tan E-Shin, Abdul Azhiim B Rafiee, Muhammad Mustaqim B Haslan, Ho Jun Jie Darren, Ryan Tan Wei-Sheng Not In Photo: Miss Sharon Tan

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Mrs Toh Yoke Fan

2T22

Row 1: Cheng Su Lin Elisabeth, Janna Paulina Lim Li Sing, Tang Min Hui Megan, Mrs Toh Yoke Fan, Huang Rui Qi Rachel, Ang Ruo Qin Christine, Celine Lee Qian Hui

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Row 2: Ang Xinyi, Yeo Shu Hui Emmeline, Fung Hui Fen Geraldine, Ng Li En, Pok Liya Lydia, Tan Kun Lan, Rachel Tan Tian Lui Row 3: Liu Yi Yong Brandon, Mok Zheng Da, Lukasz Yim Jia Jun, Wong Kai Yuan Keith, Lim Kah Kin, Isaac Lim Jie Ming, Lok Teng Kai Ryan Not In Photo: Shivani Mekavathanan

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Mr Tan Jek Suan, Mr Kang Kaisheng, Joey

2T23

Row 1: Nurul Hana Bte Norizan, Simone Lam Zhi Ying, Goh Jin Hao, Mr Tan Jek Suan, Liu Boyang Richard, Kimiie Chia Wei Lin, Cherie Chew Su-Ping

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Row 2: Loh Sher En Jessica, Wang Jingqi, Chew Hui Wen Hadassah, Ong Yong Xin Seanne, Harsharan Kaur Sidhu, Lee Jasmine Shih Chi, Asheka Nasordin, Foo Ke Xin Row 3: Seah Jit Sheng, Tan Pin Ren Alfred, Yap Kian Seng, Boey Jit Ming Benjamin, Cho Yoonhee, Vienna Ma Minhui Not In Photo: Ho Siang Han Webster, Mr Kang Kaisheng, Joey

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Mr Goh Tor Heng

2T24

Row 1: Amanda Tan Jue Ning, Celine Hiromi Osawa, Cheng Ruo Xi, Mr Goh Tor Heng, Jonathan Cher Wei Si, Sean Kua Ting Le, Lee Jun Kiat

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Row 2: Lim Jie Qi Nicole, Lin Jing Yi, Teng Ming Xuan, Lin En Hsun, Kelly Yiew Ping Hsien, Chen Chye Lin, Ng Chi Yan, Lau Shu Yi Row 3: Leonard Chong Shao Qi, Chua Yoong Joo, Jonathan San, Pao J-Hao, Paxton Yeo Neng Ming, Ng Jing Da, Chen Jia Xing

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Mr Cipto Hu

2T25

Row 1: Sandra Leo Kai Ying, Ang Yun Han Jermayne, Tan Zhen Xuan Ernest, Mr Cipto Hu, Jowelyn Poon Si Min, Leow Wenxin, Kwan Shi Ying

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Row 2: Aaron Lee Tian En, Derek Fumitake Tseng Wei Ping, Gary Lim Koon Yi, Lim Kai En, Ng Wee Kiat, Lee Yu Long, Chia Ji Hong Augustine, Pak Jun Wei Row 3: Cheng Zheng Han, Lim Wei Jie Jovan, Rei Chan, Ching Jun Qi Clint, Darren Lim Wei Jie, Ang Shao Xuan Nicholas

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Ms Low Sie Yieh April, Mr Ai Xinghuan

2T26

Row 1: Ng Yi Cheng, Yew Huiqin Elizabeth, M S Bavani, Ms Low Sie Yieh April, Mr Ai Xinghuan, Clenlin D'cruz, Jonathan Wenas, Kwang Zhen Xing Nicholas

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Row 2: Heng Su Ping, Chua Yun Ting, Maria Sherilyn, Teixayavong Salinelat, Wong Jie En Laura, Shrida Sailli, Nusrat Jahan, Claudia Ginandjar Row 3: Nonis Keith Matthew, Tan Yong Xiang, Tan Jun Yang, Wong Zhengyi, Mark Emmanuel Ramakrishnan

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Ms Sharon Soong

2T27

Row 1: Lee Hui En, Chong Wei Ying, Ng Kok Yin, Ms Sharon Soong, Chong Yee Chen, Neo Bei Lin Valerie, Jacqueline Lui Yi Chen

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Row 2: Lim Su-Elle, Vong Lok Tung Michelle, Lim Ying Yi, Pamela Ngui Shan May, Lim Li Ling, Deana Syazwani Bte Azman, Goh Wei Hsuen Amelia, Lim Chelsi, Sarah Chan Shuhui Row 3: Louis Julian Chia, Sin Wai Kin Andrew, Lim Yi Jie Philip, Yeap Wei Yang Ian, Ngo Duy Anh, Nathan Edward Lee Jian Liang, Ho Zi Feng Not In Photo: Koh Jia Zhen

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Ms Audrey Lioe, Ms Tan Wei Ting

2T28

Row 1: Rivani D/O Rajagopal, Crystal Ong Huiyi, Teo Ser Yun Celine, Ms Audrey Lioe, Ms Tan Wei Ting, Michelle Felicia, Ho Zi Xin Deborah, Simren Kumar

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Row 2: Vanessa Tanuhardika, Celeste Teo Shu Ying, Jerline Lim Wei Ling, Amanda Angelica Chua, Gao Shiyao, Goh Ping Kiat, Baey Yu-Ling, Loh Kai Hong Matthew, Jeremy Wong Yu En Row 3: Glenn Yeong, Shaun Foo Kai Wen, Ang Xin Rui, Joshua Tan Jia Xuan, Chai Jie Ian, Ong Jing Jie Jordan, Wong Hejian Javier, Tan Wei Jin Glen

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Mr Tan Jek Suan, Ms Soh Yan Shan Serena

2T29

Row 1: Koh Zhe Kai Ryan, Ang Ee Jin, Bryan Kng Tian Wen, Mr Tan Jek Suan, Ms Soh Yan Shan Serena, Joshua Lee Jun Xiang, Lim Zheng Wei, Ong Yu Liong

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Row 2: Heng Shu Yi Jacy, Wong Yu Ping, Marie Hong Hui Min, Wendy Gao Lu Di, Choo Tiffany Louise, Sherena Lim Si Min, Teo Pei Ru Clarette, Rivlyn Ne Wanzhen, Lim Yu Tyng Row 3: Loh Kwang Peng Micheal, Denon Lim Zheng Jie, Jordan Hong Qi Yang, Lim Wei Shun, Wong Yong Xian Ryan, Zheng Yexun Bryan

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Ms Wang Qiumei Stephanie

2T30

Row 1: Naomi Elizabeth Gregory, Tan En Lin Hazel, Deborah Devapriya David, Sharina Bte Mohamed Amran, Ms Wang Qiumei Stephanie, Jordan Cornelius Ong Jun Hean, Dian Nabilah Bte Mohamad Zahid, Liu Can, Tay Sze Min Eleanor

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Row 2: See Shao Jie Glen, Mah Zhen Han Darius, Erick Onasis, Clement Tseng An Wen, Wang De Wei David, Low Zhen Hao Jefferson, Cavyn Chong Weixuan, Dylon Tan Keat, Tung Wai Keat Daryl, Tan Kian Liong Row 3: Preshaan Austeine S/O Subash, Lee Jun Yi Cliffen, Teo Yi Wei, Tan Pei Wei, Tan Yong Xun Nicholas, Tan Jian Hong Benjamin

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Ms Suzie Yanti Binte Jumadi

2T31

Row 1: Chelsea Wee Ci En, Lee Li Ling, Chee Shi Yun, Ms Suzie Yanti Binte Jumadi, Tan Yi Ge Ken, Marc Osborne Koong, Chen Jun Ming

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Row 2: Delia Chua Xue Wen, Koon Hui Shan Cecilia, Li Yixuan, Daphne Tan Si Xuan, Carissa Marie Lim Yan, Lim Xin Yi Cassandra, Safreen Banu D/O Wahid Ali, Tan Wei Ling Row 3: Cheong Jia Hao, So Kai Jie, Timothy Lister Byrne, Ho Zongyou Daniel, Low Huang Ming, Loh Tian Wai

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Mr Lim Kenji Marc

2T32

Row 1: Tan Jie Ming Jesper, Sin Wei Hsien Maximilian, Esan Nadarajah, Mr Lim Kenji Marc, Ellysya Lee Wei Zhen, Vanessa Koh Zi Lin, Priscilla Tan Le En

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Row 2: Lolarupini Rajandra, Chua Hui Jin Tracey, Rachel Chan Rui Shi, Kashsmeraa D/O Santhanam, Khoo Hwee Lin Melissa Not In Photo: Lee Kuan Mun

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Ms Charlene Kwa

2T33

Row 1: Jaclyn Marissa Watson, Jasmine Hoe Li Min, Lo Jin Ying, Ms Charlene Kwa, Kenneth Png Peng Khoon, Khoo Hui Ting Crystalbel, Sindhooraa Satheesh K

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Row 2: Luke Tay Jun Yong, Yeoh Jan Wai, Choi Min Suk, Mark Tan Jen Wei, Ang Kai Qi, Choy Boy Row 3: Lim De Wei, Chua Cheng Ling, Tan Guan Yew, Chua Zong Wei, Amos Wong Kit Yong

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 GRADUATING CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR TWOS

Miss Xu Yifang

2T34

Row 1: Maria Irene Inggrid, Tan Yan Ting Rachel, Lee Rui Ching, Miss Xu Yifang, Thong Kwong Yuen Jerome, Carolyn Kok Chu Yi, Tan Xin Yi Jasmine

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Row 2: Chermaine Tong, Lee E Hui Clarissa, Esther Benert, Tan Siang Ling Isabelle, Lim Li Sing Sarah Lilian, Cheryl Anne Ho, Bui Bich Phuong Row 3: Lee Min Han, Ong Chien Sern, Lee Kang Ting Marcus, Cheong Chun Kit Joel, Lucian Wee Yang Xian, Abner Low Mao Ze

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR ONES

Mr Christopher Tay, Mr Alvin Leong

1T01

Row 1: Grace Cai Chuanhui, Megan Gail Morais, Chen Liqi Grace, Mr Christopher Tay, Mr Alvin Leong, Cheryl Tan Shu Ping, Chua Zhi Qing Ebell, Jocelyn Chee Hui Row 2: Rachel Lee Shu Xuan, Clarice Boo Yin Teng, Sng Yew Ching Sophia, Cheung Wai Him Samantha, Nur Sabrena Bte

Abdul Kadir, Seow Song-En Latasha, Lim Bo Wen Parry, Muhamad Khair B Mas'od, Lee Ryan Row 3: Choo Ruizhong, Ethan Hong Sheu Herng, Benjamin Liow Jun Mun, Puah Yu Xuan Gabriel, Tan Zhi Ren Joseph Raphael Not In Photo: Benedict Kang Chern Wei

Mr Amos Tan, Mr Lim Meng Hui

1T02

Row 1: Diong Zoe Yi, Choo Hui Ning, Chew Yew Foong Phebe, Mr Amos Tan, Mr Lim Meng Hui, Kenneth Goh Jing Sheng, Soh Tsung Wei Jeremy Luke, Ian Luke Chan Yi-Ren

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Row 2: Benedict Kwok An Rong, Au Yi Qi, Foo Ji Han, Heng Tze Hon Gerald, Cai Shenghao, Nur Hafizah Bte Adnan, Kim Jiyoung, Lam Yu Wing Rachel, Sheryl See Yan Wen, Lim Ying Xuan, Simran Kaur Bhandal

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR ONES

Ms Tamaraiselvi d/o Kanasalingam

1T03

Row 1: Chua Zhen Min Theodora, Leong Hui Yi, Chong Jia Chyi, Cheng Wan Yee Claudia, Ms Tamaraiselvi d/o Kanasalingam, Tay Chi Keng, Daniel Lim Yong En, Nicholas Wong Zi Jie, Han Tong Joon Mitchell

Row 2: Lee Hui Ting Tanya, Annabel Loh Kaihui, Vivian Tay Ya Wen, Foo Calista, Nicole Lum Pei Yan, John Soh Weng Yang, Royce Tan Hwee Han, Evonne Teng Foong Yee, Ann Mak Rui, Charlotte Tan Shao En, Clarissa Sim Yen Ling Row 3: Ryan Lee Kai Jun, Koh Yuan Hao Timothy, Mak Ethan, Muhammad Zal Hazmi B Md Shahrin, Mohamad Haikal B Mohamad Z A

Ms Quinn Lim Qiu Ni, Mr Damien Joash Poon

1T04

Row 1: Teo Sor Ee, Loh Yun Jin, Leong Xue Yi, Ms Quinn Lim Qiu Ni, Mr Damien Joash Poon, Isabelle Tan Wei Qi, Chan Bi Xuan, Samantha Yang Yue-Le Qi

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Row 2: Rachel Lim Siu Min, Siew Zhengshuen Ryan, Ryan Siah, Chua Yong Lun Joshua, Jonathan Tan Weiheng, Jerome Ho Chong Ming, Jared Woo Jie Xiang, Lam Kei Yin Ronald, Chung Hoi Yan Row 3: Justin Siow Qi, Yeo Tong Boon, Neo Ming Xuan, Sean Rene Gabriel

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR ONES

Ms Maryanne Joseph

1T05

Row 1: Quek Zhen Ning, Ho Yun Yan, Nadiah Bte Zamree, Sudeshna Dhar, Ms Maryanne Joseph, Roxanne Ong Yeung Qi, Liang Cai Lin Lynn, Yap Xin Ying, Jessica Ann John Row 2: Chew Yong En Timothy, Goh Ying Hao, Emerson

Chong Yejun, Nathan Wee Jia Le, Ian Low Bo Xue, Ian Cheah Chung Sern, Nicole Ariana Lim Shankar, Banda Bhargavi Row 3: Seah Jaye Young, Andrew James Tupaz, Lim Wei Sheng Benedict, Shin Kyung Soo, Tan Yung Liang Joshua

Ms Debanita Bhattacharjee, Ms Yeong Jia Xin

1T06

Row 1: Loh Ting Li Natalie, Germaine Ha Yu Xiu, Farahna Alam, Ms Debanita Bhattacharjee, Ms Yeong Jia Xin, Diya Malaney, Loo Jia Min, Solano Marielle Manatad Row 2: Sim Shin Kit, Nicole Tong Jing Xian, Chia Kah Ying

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Mona, Mariana Ramos Branicio, Emily Teo Lu En, Kayler Chong, Choo Xin Hui Cassandra, Roshni Jaya Sankaran, Chua Jia Yun Davina Row 3: Jed Lee Zhi Hao, Teo Shu Xun, Choong Ding Yang Nicholas, Tan Liang Yu, Pang Yong Kang Augustine, Shibukawa Youhei

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR ONES

Ms Goh Huishan Aprilene, Mr Goh Junyang Ignatius

1T07

Row 1: Carolyn Chiam Pei Lyn, Dalavone Thammavong, Tan Ying Hwei Andrea, Ms Goh Huishan Aprilene, Mr Goh Junyang Ignatius, Denissa Ting, Sanchita Sachdev, Theodora De Silva Row 2: Ong Wei Jie, Luo Yin Rui Brandon, Goh Shao Cong Shawn, Wan Jiong Wei Justin, Raphael Louis Ng Gong Min, Ashwin Ravi, Oen Weng Hoong Jeremy, Tan Jen How Michael,

Latasha Lenus, Khoo Shi Wei Row 3: Julian Tan De Kuan, Hoo Yong Wei Gerald, Teo Yew Teng, Leong Kei Sheng, Wong Hong Jie Timothy, Mohamed Amir Fuad, Heng Gim Leng, Ittipat Satukunlasan Not In Photo: Yap Shi Rui Julianna

Ms Jacintha Huang, Ms Fiona Wong

1T08

Row 1: Han Rui'en, Heng Nyi Zheng Nadine, Bria Chee Rui Qi, Ms Jacintha Huang, Ms Fiona Wong, Ramisa Fariha Kabir, Sandra, Manisha Magar Row 2: Shaun Ng Wei Jie, Evander Arief, Quek Jia Wei

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Matthew, Joshua Zeng Qun, Wong Jia Zhen Johnathan, Masateru Nakanishi, Yung Qi Yang, Tay Sze Chang, Anthony Poh Tianci Row 3: Gu Yuntian, Lim Kai Herng Danson, Lim Ding Kai, Torrin G Panicker, Tan Jun Lin, Wong Jun Han, Calija Keith Michael Mapanao

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR ONES

Mr Nordin Poh, Ms R P Mageswari

1T09

Row 1: Wang Junyan, Zhi Xinrui Melody, Chew Hoa Shen, Mr Nordin Poh, Ms R P Mageswari, Chris Tan Tong Quan, Tan Xinpei, Brigitta Vania Jennica Row 2: Olivia Ee Xuan, Han Thar Tun, Aman Fikri B Anuar,

Ryan Lee Zhi Jian, Lee Jia Jun, Tien Yok Chong, Lum Junyou Remus, Lee Yaow Chen, Boey Jie Zhong Daniel, Leong Phei Wen Winnie Row 3: Adrian Khor Cheng Xiang, Tan Lin Yun, Koh Bo Jun Joel, Varden Toh En Cheng, Galen Soh Wei Ming, Lim Zhengwei

Mr Desmond Chia Han Chin, Mdm Phang Swee Eng

1T10

Row 1: Aisleen D/O Yobbo, Clarissa Tan Min Hui, Christle Teo Yi Hui, Teo Jase Ray Ryon, Mdm Phang Swee Eng, Kwan Zhi Kai Noel, Audry May Dela Paz Enriquez, Chiang Min Reyna, Khasnavis Ashrita Row 2: Goh Yew Wai Samuel, Ho Ming Jun, Joshua Eng Zhi PAGE 142

Heng, Lau Chi Kin Glenn, Goh Jan Ron, Neo Qi Xiang, Ng Zhi Cai, Khoo Chee Yang, Marcus Tan Zhi Hao Row 3: Kevin Teng Jin Peng, David Alan Ho Zhi Jie, Yap Jun Wei Elmer, Nguyen Quoc Trung, Justin Lee Not In Photo: Mr Desmond Chia Han Chin, Tok Wei Zhi Malcolm

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR ONES

Mr Derek Foo, Mr Eric Sor

1T11

Row 1: Wong Kallista, Charlene Tan Siying, Megan Ashley Heng Zhi Qing, Mr Derek Foo, Mr Eric Sor, Jodie Ong Jin Wen, Chong Suet Ting, Chiam En Hui Joanna Row 2: Dhanesh Kokilavanan, Muhammad Helmi B Azmi, Toh Hong Liang, Foh Cher Ern Don, Loh Jie Yao, Lee Ren Xin Glen

Paul, Tomohiko Sugimura, Chow Boon Wei, Chiew Jia Hui Row 3: Poon Chuan An, Yu Jinyang, Gabriel Joseph Choo Jun Jie, Aaron Soares, Chung Qi Rui Kaylee, Danica Kelly James, Poon Pei Yun Not In Photo: Shaun Chung Hin Yew

Mrs Koh Lay Seng, Ms Roxanne Chia Ru Xuan

1T12

Row 1: Goh Yan Xian, Leow Hui Wen, Reshmeta Dass Moses, Mrs Koh Lay Seng, Ms Roxanne Chia Ru Xuan, Lee Ke Hui, Zhang Jingwen, Chelsea Foo Shu Qi Row 2: Ethan Leong Tian Sheng, Ng Choon Siong, Leong Yiren Marcus, Ng Kian Ming, Goh Ju Lin Kenny, Mohit PAGE 143

Senapati, Ong Zhe Qi Jonathan, Lum Yi Yong Ericson, Ken Tan Kai Yao, Owen Chew Yang Row 3: Liu Yiming, Yap Jie En Kelvin, Shao Zhewen, Keynesh Dongol, Dylan Ng Wei Jian, Shen Zhuli, Ho Jin Shang Not In Photo: Liu Di, Ng Jun Jie Tron

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR ONES

Ms Lee Li Shan, Ms Melissa Olsen

1T13

Row 1: Koo Xin Yi, Lee Wan Ting, Chan Jia Yi, Ms Lee Li Shan, Ms Melissa Olsen, Wong Yunxuan, Kee Ga Mun, Stephanie Toh Kay Wai Row 2: Ng Jia Jun Ivan, Jedrek Teo Wei Zhi, Jordan Chan Jie

En, Goh Nicholas, Ong Zhen Yu Keith, Ashwin Kurup, Bryan Wong Zheng Kang, Ong Xin Yi Eunice, Seow Jing Hui, Christine Wong Yee Theng Row 3: Foong Rong Lei, Chen Xiangyu, Ng Han Poh Jacob, Ethan Noah Rozario, Lou Zhi Jin, Lim Kian Yee, Ryan Chew Chng Wei

Ms Tan Mei Qi, Ms Nur Zuhailah Binte Hanafi

1T14

Row 1: Tan Xiang Yun, Lu Qiuling, Ang Li Yan, Ms Tan Mei Qi, Ms Nur Zuhailah Binte Hanafi, Sumona Chaudhuri, Tan Yong Seng, Pong Yu Candelyn Row 2: Ayyakannu Abinaya, Goh Wan Xuan, Lam Xue Wei, Dion Teo Meng En, Ng Shi Hui, Li Yueqin, Yang Lianghan, PAGE 144

Edrea Tai Song Yi, Chua Zhi Heng Ethan, Aqil Ahmad Subahan Row 3: Pay Jin Hao Angus, Shi Shi Jun, Wong Yu Le, Justin Tan Yong Jun, Andre Hadianto Lesmana, Qin Weijian, Fu Xiao Da Terrence, Lee Hsien Toong Not In Photo: Phone Paing Soe

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR ONES

Mr Kam Wei Loon, Mr Chia Ke Wei Nicholas Gerald

1T15

Row 1: Tan Kah Hui, Christiana Gunawan, Lim Chen Xi, Mr Kam Wei Loon, Mr Chia Ke Wei Nicholas Gerald, Ong Xin Lei Samantha, Loh Jia Yee, Tizane Ong Zhen Ying Row 2: Gao Chen, Ong Shandy, Yong Shu Ching, Lee Hui

Wen Rachel, Lai Si Qi, Zhang Ling, Woon Tse Liang, Woo Bo Yung, Leo Chong Rui Brayden, Lee Jun Chen Row 3: Mark Ng Chong Jin, Lee Jian Wei, Ju Zihao, Chua Wei Hong, Bala Muniappan Varunesh, Kevin Tan Jia Jun

Ms Tan Jieying Joyce, Ms Lin Li Josephine

1T16

Row 1: Chia Ning Sarah, Andrea Gomez, Lo Huifen Ferne, Ms Tan Jieying Joyce, Ms Lin Li Josephine, Nicholas Tan Wei Xiang, Mariel Lim Hwee Ying, Yong Shan Yi

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Row 2: Wong Yu Fung, Wilson Ang Peng Yi, Teddy Zhuang Ziheng, Bryan Chua Jun Rui, Tan Yu Juin Bryan, Ng Qin Zhe, Yang Yu Bing, Daren Tan Yong Ren, Jethro Leeroy Not In Photo: Ang Teck Yee Terry

CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL 2015 CLASSES OF 2015 - YEAR ONES

Mr Lin Yicheng Kelvin, Mr Pang Soon Kit Kelvin

1T17

Row 1: Chen Qi Yi, Lau Li Xuan, Low Zi Yi Kimberly, Mr Lin Yicheng Kelvin, Mr Pang Soon Kit Kelvin, Siau Chen Fu Timothy, Justin Lim Yong Zhi, Quek Ee Pin

Row 2: Chan Jun Hao, Gan Junzhe, Denzel Chen Jie, Andrew Rivelino Butar Butar, Chen Cheng, Cynric Koh Yu Heng, Aaron Joseph Corray, Liu Shuo, Lim Yan Xin, Aw Xin Yi

Mdm Nor Hanisah Saphari, Mr Lim Yoke Kuang

1T18

Row 1: Ong Xin Hui, Abigail Lim Li Ching, Jessica Amadea Nathania, Mdm Nor Hanisah Saphari, Mr Lim Yoke Kuang, Lai Ya Xin, Lim Yu Kang, Shameemullah Mansur Ahmed

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Mr Dominic Heng

1T19

Row 1: Odelia Ho Jia En, Lee Kar Yin Carine, Kylie Chan ELin, Quek Gin Ling, Mr Dominic Heng, Sotomatsu Kumi, Christel Choa Pei Ying, Kim Do Hee, Ng Jia Yi Sarah Kelly Row 2: Dominic Heng Zhi Wei, Edbert Edric Rodrigues, Aaron Siow Kairen, Joshua Chia Han Sheng, See Wayne Ren, Thong

Kwong Chuen Jerald, Bernice Lee Mei Hui, Au Yuan Xin Michelle, Weng Mei Jie Grace, Marnell Louise Mendoza Esmilla Row 3: Koh Liang Kang Marc, Yap Zhi Xin Charles, Chia Rui Han, Richard Lowell O'Brien, Jason Wong Keen Sheng, Ng Yen Yang Damian, Maung Taw Htet Hein

Ms Heng Yuqing Wendy

1T20

Row 1: Ong Min Yi, Joey Wong Zu'er, Ong Kai Lin Jessica, Kimberly Hay, Ms Heng Yuqing Wendy, Ng Ren Ping Sabrina, Chia Hui An Vienne, Tan Khee Hiang Lynette, Kwang Hui Qin Rochelle Row 2: Isaac Chia Si En, Nastasha Chloe Tay, Lea Patricia Ng, PAGE 147

Xu Yuanpin Ivy, Wong Ngian Yee Amalthea, Theresa Kong Wai See, Sabrina Marie Stephen, Lorraine Ho Kit Ying, Abiraami Magendran Row 3: Gordon Tham Qi Hao, Tng Jun Wei, Liu Mutian, Herrick Koh Yu Kan, Magendran Asogan, Zhou Zihao Not In Photo: Thio Soon Hean Jerome Anthony

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Ms Sylvia Tong, Mr Vincent Chong

1T21

Row 1: Tang Jia Ming, Lin Zhiyu, Shanna Ng Rui Ting, Ms Sylvia Tong, Mr Vincent Chong, See Toh Wen Xiu Samantha, Thong Hui Ping Adeline, Tey Hui Yun Row 2: Ramaka Veda Samhitha, Soo Xi Min, Vanitaa Rai, Foo

Ger Maine, Rachel Evangeline Koh Jun Yee, Loy Ying Chuan, Lim Ziyue Sharon, Koh Jia Yu, Lee Li Xuan Jamice, Oun Zhi Yun Andrea, Chua Jing Shi Row 3: Tan Keng Swee, Samuel Chong Jin Xuan, Goh Jin Hong Mark, Wong ZhiYan Ian, Mak Qing Xiang Charles, Soh Hao Jun Clavin, Tan Chin Hong Ben

Ms Yuni

1T22

Row 1: Selvaraj Bharatha, Irdina Auni Bte Idris, Tan Si Ying, Natalie Hon Rui Yun, Ms Yuni, Ong Chong Ren Joshua, Calvin Ang Yee Khiang, Escanuela Nicol Owen Giner, Lim Tzi Chen Marc

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Row 2: Yang Weiling, Sarah Khoo Yan Wen, Esther See Cai Wah, Evelyn Yee Liling, Tan Hui Ching, Liau Weh Deng Charmaine, Chiang Cai Rong, Sarah Peter, Kok Hui Yi Row 3: Christopher Ian Ng Wei Yang, Chin Jun Wai Joel, Glenn Tay, Lee Tierney, Gnoh Han Sen Nathaniel, Ng Zhi Cong Elliott Eligius, Lee Jing Han

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Mdm Wee Siew Ling, Mr Yang Jiexiang

1T23

Row 1: Amy Tan Hui Ying, Choy Ming Hui, Tan Jia Ying Jesslyn, Mdm Wee Siew Ling, Mr Yang Jiexiang, Chua Jie Hui Felicia, Teo Wei Yee, Liaw Hwee Yi Kimberly Row 2: Goh Zhi Xuan Denise, Ong Shu Qi, Linette Ong Hui

Shan, Cheow Jia Huan Jemmie, Pearlina Royceton, Gallego Allaine Victoria N, Sim Xing Xiu, Persis Chan, Gabrielle Tan Zhu Huan, Guo Enli Andrea, Lim Tanya Row 3: Chow Kin Wei, Eng Kai Rong Jason, Nicholas Sim Wei Jie, Sue Dao Yu Hardie, Yuen Wai Kin, Christian Wong Zhi Sen

Mr Vincent Yu

1T24

Row 1: Loh Yu Qiao Sharyn, Toh Woon Tin, Lam Min Hui, Janine Teo Yeu Hwee, Mr Vincent Yu, Lim Xin Yi, Lim Yan Min Claris, Lok Wei Teng, Nguyen Thi Hong Ngoc

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Row 2: Chua Theng Theng, Chloe Ng Siew Ting, Tok Ru Jin, Yan Siying, Hong Shi Qi Stephanie, Kong Ee Jean, Rachel Tan Hui Ting Row 3: Kelvin Foo Moo Chen, Loh Chih Wei, Chia Jeng Siang, Yang Junhao, Yap Xun Hao Nicholas

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Mr Lee Jun Cai, Mdm Tan Seow Ling

1T25

Row 1: Kelley Megan Tan Suet Maye, Yasmine Soen Sin Wee, Ho Sook Yan Celine, Mr Lee Jun Cai, Mdm Tan Seow Ling, Tay Yah Yun Janey, Olivia Pau Li Min, Shauna Benita Hun Jia Ding Row 2: Benedict Foong, Kor Ming Soon, Koh Xiu Qi Gigi, Lim

Yi Hui Gladys, Cheryl Ng Tsuei Yi, Kelly Ang Zi Li, Jovina Wong Jing Yi, Julianne Lauw I-Wei, Jap Jesslyn Jovita, Amanda Choo Si Qi Row 3: Timothy Lim Kiak Hwee, Joel Pang Chu Jie, Tan Choon Hwa Lenvin, Tan Ming Jie, Alastair Lim Hsien Wei, Sean Lim Jun Hong, Teo Kah Kang Malcom

Mr Lim Kian Boon

1T26

Row 1: Sim Ser Lyn, Lim Cai Hui Jane, Ong Caryl, Mr Lim Kian Boon, Tan Jamie, Sarah Jane Lee Le Jia, Tan Hui Xin

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Row 2: Chin Keen Tat, Haziq B Hasbullah, Nicholas Koh Bao Zhi, Ainan Rahman, Rufina Anne Andrew, Chai Yu Xuan Xannelle, Tan Hui Lin Serlyn, Tan Zi Xuan, Daksha Jhajharia, Teo Jia Min Mabel Row 3: Lim Jiamin, Asill Singh Bardh, Eric Wye Seng Kei, Tan Yi Jie, Wee Han Wei

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Mr Lee Chai Pin Yeun Kwong Bertrand, Mr Fu Sheng Kai Gabriel

1T27

Row 1: Alina Lau Shu Min, Chij Yong Zhi, Neo Wei Shan, Mr Lee Chai Pin Yeun Kwong Bertrand, Mr Fu Sheng Kai Gabriel, Wang Qing, Yeo Xuan Ning, Natasha Tan Row 2: Phyllis Lim En Kai, Yeo Rui Ying, Chin Min Wei,

Chloe Wong Kee Onn, Tan Li Xuan, Karishma Singh, Lim Yen Hng Kennard, Russell Lee Xuan Yu, Ramakrishnan Harish, Izz B Lokman Row 3: Lum Yi Cheng Jerome Matthaeus, Minelli Francesco Jian An, Tam Zher Min, Marcus Loh Jiaheng, He Haowei, Patt Wei Zheng Dylan

Mr Tan June Keong Owen, Mr Zachary Kok

1T28

Row 1: Choo Hui Wen Darine, Chew Yu Ning Lynn, Carmel Shalini Pereira, Mr Tan June Keong Owen, Mr Zachary Kok, Genevieve Hillary Beauregard, Chen Xuan Roslyn, Choo Li Ying

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Row 2: Rhea Khanna, Lucas Tay Hao Yang, Joshua Tan Tai Kuang, Shaun Lee Jia Han, Emmanuel Louis Lee Yong Hui, Lew Chee Kian, Fu Jiahua, Lee Wei Jun Elijah, Tan Hong Yew, Cheng Xun Kai Gareth, Tee Jeeng Yeeng, Peck Zhi Wei Jethro, Gerald Choong

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Mr Perrin Singarayar, Ms Chong Sin Ying

1T29

Row 1: Terry Koh Shao Jun, Gabriel Tan Wei En, Matsutake Teppei, Mr Perrin Singarayar, Ms Chong Sin Ying, Vincent Wise, Ng Zhi Wei Eugene, Matthew Ng Jie Han

Row 2: Aung Hein Htoo, Lau Wei Teck Vincent, Kevin Chew Jin Yong, James Ong Chee Heng, Dominic Doel Soh Jun Wei, Yang Yuan Fah, Ngo Dat Phuc, Lye Xin Ling Faith, Tan Lin Dawn Not In Photo: Anisha Thekkedeth Anilkumar

Ms Nur Liyana Md Tahir

1T30

Row 1: Evelyn Koh Hui Ting, Lian Sian Nem, Regina Soh Hui Yi, Uda Ho Li Xuan, Ms Nur Liyana Md Tahir, Lee Jia Ying Esabel, Lee Jia Min Claudia, Dahnvi Chendini Yauwan, Tan Si Jie

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Row 2: Boo Wen Si, Jasmine Low Mei Xiang, Tamlyn Olivia Richards, Cha Hae Won, Seoh Zheng Loong Aloysius, Teo Jun Hui Jernon, Chung Yong Shih Jonathan, Nicolas Koh Jun Kit, Sin Wai Yan Benjamin, Dominic Lee Wen Jie

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