FLOURISHING AS ONE
Fairfield
School Hymn
Bless this school, O Lord we pray
Make it safe by night and day
Bless these pupils, bright and gay
Keep them out of evil’s way
Bless the teachers, Lord, we ask
May they find joy in their task
Bless the clerks and servants too
May they serve Thee ever true
May we by Thee guided be
From now till eternity
Bless those who belong to Thee
May they continue to be
Ever faithful, ever kind
Letting God’s light in them shine
Bless us all that we may be
Fit, O Lord, to dwell with thee
Bless us all that we one day
May dwell, O Lord, with Thee
School Song
A world has opened for us
A world that’s bright and gay
A world that’s full of interest
Since to school we found our way
It’s a world that’s full of gladness
And we’re happy all the day
And we learn that only busy folks
Can be bright and true and gay
It’s at Fairfield, at Fairfield
Where all the world is bright
Where love is in the sunshine
And our hearts are gay and light
Oh! It’s Fairfield, at Fairfield
Where all the world is bright
Where love is in the sunshine
And our hearts are gay and light
There we live and work and study
There we walk in wisdom’s ways
Gaining strength for all the future
Far and near we’ll sing thy praise
May blessings be upon thee
May many find thy halls
May the leaders of the future
Be found within thy walls
Here’s to Fairfield, to Fairfield
To every student here
To every happy fairsian
And to every teacher dear
Oh! It’s Fairfield, at Fairfield
Where all our hearts are light
Where love is in the sunshine
And all the world is bright
FAIRFIELD METHODIST SCHOOL (PRIMARY)
SCHOOL VISION
Leaders of the future pursuing excellence, upholding strong Christian moral values and having a heart to serve
SCHOOL MISSION
To provide a holistic education in a Christian environment so as to nurture leaders of good character who are equipped to serve God, nation, community and school
SCHOOL VALUES
Love and Reverence for God
Integrity
Resilience
Respect
Serving and Giving
FAIRFIELD METHODIST SCHOOL (SECONDARY)
SCHOOL VISION
A Flourishing Community of Self-Directed Learners, Influential Leaders and Caring Citizens
SCHOOL MISSION
To provide a holistic education in a Christian environment so as to nurture leaders of good character who are equipped to serve God, nation, community and school
SCHOOL VALUES
Purity and Honesty
Unity
Resilience
Excellence
Message from the Bishop
CONGRATULATIONS to the graduating class of 2023!
I extend this message to all of us because, regardless of whether we are graduating from school or not, each of us will be graduating from the challenges faced this year, and we should congratulate one another for overcoming them.
While we may not know what 2024 holds, whether we are young or old, in school or at home, in the office or in church, life will inevitably bring both challenges and opportunities. Whatever the future holds, I pray that you will find courage and inspiration by reflecting on the Bible verse that your school has highlighted this year:
“I know the plans I have for you, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” (Jeremiah 29:11)
The God who started Fairfield Methodist School 135 years ago is the same God who will help us remain Pure & Honest, and to Flourish as One Fairfield —past, present, and future. May God be your strength and joy always.
Amen.
Bishop Dr Gordon Wong Bishop of The Methodist Church in Singapore
Board of Management
From Left to Right
First Row (Seated): Mdm Law Li Mei (Assistant Secretary), Rev Dr Lynette Sathiasingam (Member), Mrs Joni Ong (Chairman) and Mr Wee Tat Chuen (Secretary)
Second Row (Standing): Ms Cho Pei Lin (Treasurer), Mr Kelvin Ong (Member), Mr Peter Ho (Member), Mr Richard Seow (Education Secretary) and Ms Kwok Wan Yee (Member)
Not in picture: Mdm Sandra Tan (Member)
Message from the Chairman
Mrs Joni Ong Chairperson
Fairfield Methodist Schools’ Board of Management
135 years ago, when our visionary founder Sophia Blackmore first persuaded the Chinese Peranakan families to send their girls to school to receive an education, she certainly did not imagine that the school she wanted to start would become one of the nation’s most popular and well-established schools. Most certainly, she could not have imagined that a hundred years down the road, education for girls would be prized as highly as for boys!
Indeed, the years have brought along many changes. There have been changes that were dramatic and drastic. There have been changes for the better. There have also been changes that we might not be comfortable with for a while. However, the ONE constant that we have is our God who has been ever so gracious and good to our beloved Fairfield family! From one generation to the next, we will declare His mighty works in the lives of our students, their families, and the community, and we will sing of His goodness and loving kindness to us all.
The ‘Oh!It’sFairfield! Carnival 2023’ was a signature event that brought the Fairfield family together. Thousands of alumni converged in jubilant celebration, rekindling the flames of Fairfield camaraderie that have fueled the school for many decades. Beneath the sweltering sun (#loveisinthesunshine), Fairfield embraced its community, hosting beneficiaries from the Special Needs community and the SouthWest CDC, embodying the ethos of being a blessing to those around us (#blessedtobeablessing).
In the delightful spectacle of ‘Fairfield! the Musical’, we discovered anew the heartbeat of our school — the relationships that make us unique. The misadventures, discoveries, and uncanny encounters of a group of students brought to the fore the Fairsian spirit that binds us all. Through four sold-out performances, the narrative unfolded, and the multi-generational audience experienced the love, memories, friendships, and legacies of Fairfield. Not only was it a powerful performance, but the musical was also a showcase of the prodigious talents that are found within the walls of our schools.
The 135th Founder’s Day was another memorable event to cap the year of celebrations. As the whole school got together to give thanks to God for His love and favour, one cannot help but marvel at how great a blessing the school has been to so many Fairsians young and old. It is because Fairsians have been so richly blessed that the call to contribute to the community and nation rings louder.
As Fairfield flourishes and continues to be blessed, we will endeavour to be a blessing to the nation and, dare I say, the region.
May we continue to be ever faithful and ever kind, Letting God’s Light in (us) shine!
To God be the glory!
Fairfield Alumni Report
Mr Kelvin Ong President of the Fairfield Methodist Schools Alumni Association
Greetings to you from The Fairfield Methodist Schools Alumni Association!
I want to first and foremost give thanks to God for a fruitful and exciting 2023 during which we celebrated His goodness and faithfulness to Fairfield over the past 135 years. What a journey it has been, from our school’s founding by Ms. Sophia Blackmore in 1888 to where we are today, equipping generation after generation of Fairsians with holistic Christian education and moulding our ‘leaders of the future’, just as we sing in our school song.
We began our 2023 calendar with the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of our Alumni Association on Saturday, 18th February. Prior to the AGM, we hosted a lunch reception to welcome new Alumni Association members who joined us over the past two years. 20 new members, along with our 2022 Management Committee, as well as our two Principals, Mr. Wee Tat Chuen (FMS(S)) and Mdm. Law Li Mei (FMS(P)), were present. Mdm. Law Li Mei also delivered a presentation about our Primary School and addressed questions from Alumni parents who were keen to enrol their child at Fairfield. Subsequently, an election of the Alumni Management Committee Members (2023-2024) was conducted, and the elected members, along with the school representatives who were nominated by our respective Primary and Secondary schools, were duly chosen.
President : Mr Kelvin Ong
1st Vice-President : Ms Eunice Yao
2nd Vice-President : Ms Cho Pei Lin
Hon Secretary : Ms Stephanie Ang
Asst Hon Secretary : Ms Felicia Foo
Hon Treasurer : Dr Gracie Eng
Asst Hon Treasurer : Ms Lo Wei Pin Committee Members : Dr Low Guat Tin
Ms Sharon Liat
Ms Hannah Tan
Mr Mervin Quek
Mr Teng Wei Jian
Mrs Ivy Goh-Soh
Ms Natalie Chen
School Representatives : Mr Joseph Guo (FMS(S))
Ms Chua Wei Wei (FMS(P))
Alumni Secretariat : Ms Lau Pui Kee
Honorary Auditor : Ms Rachel Khoo
A major activity in the first half of 2023 to kick off our 135th anniversary celebration was our Oh!It’sFairfield! Carnival, which took place on Saturday, 29th April 2023. This carnival is special, as it takes place only once every five years. We collaborated with both of our schools and rallied our Alumni members and community to support our fundraising effort, either through purchasing carnival tickets or volunteering at our food and drinks stall. We sold $10,000 worth of carnival tickets and achieved $7,000 in sales from both our stalls. In addition, we donated an additional $2000 in cash to our schools for the carnival. We want to express our appreciation
for all the help rendered to us by our volunteers as well as our sponsors.
During the carnival, we also hosted around 20 alumni/retired staff for lunch, treating them to a selection of Japanese and Korean cuisines managed by both our Alumni Association and our School’s Board of Management.
One of the key objectives of our Alumni Association is to cultivate a true spirit of loyalty and love for Fairfield. With that intention in mind, our Association launched the annual Alumni Education Award in 2023 to recognise a Fairfield alumnus who has demonstrated a passion for learning and loyalty to Fairfield.
I am happy to announce that the first recipient of our inaugural Alumni Education Award 2023 is Ms Liesl Ann Wong. She is a member of our Alumni Association and is currently studying at the National University of Singapore. She received the $3000 cash award from our Minister for Education, Mr Chan Chun Sing, during our 135th Founder’s Day Service on 4th August 2023.
The highlight of our 135th Founder’s Day Celebration must certainly be our annual Founder’s Day Dinner hosted by our Alumni Association, held on the evening of 4th August 2023, at Orchard Hotel. The theme for our dinner this year was ‘A Sparkling Evening of Glitz & Glam’.
More than 500 alumni, staff, and guests in attendance that evening were serenaded by a live band performance throughout the dinner. Special guests who attended the dinner included our former principals: Mrs. Tang Poh Kim, Ms. Audrey Chen, Ms. Elaine Lim, and Ms. Dorothy Ho. Guests also took the opportunity to catch up with one another. That memorable evening could never be complete without all of us singing our School Song, School Hymn, and, of course, the birthday song for Fairfield.
Our Alumni Association also organised a ‘Hotdog Buns’ Day both for the graduating Secondary 4 and 5 students at FMS(S) on 22 September 2023 and for the Primary 6 students on 13 October 2023 to bless them with food and drinks. This event served as our Alumni Association’s way of conveying to our graduating students that we are always with them as they move on to the next phase of their educational journey.
We concluded our 2023 Alumni events with a Christmas caroling session on Saturday, 9 December 2023. The carolers visited and sang at the homes of our alumni teachers and principal. We were delighted to resume our caroling session this year after a hiatus of three years due to the pandemic.
On that note, I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to all current members of the Alumni Association Management Committee in my sixth year as the President. I would also like to extend my sincere appreciation to Mrs. Joni Ong, Chairperson of the Fairfield Board of Management, as well as to the esteemed Board Members, Principals, VicePrincipals, Parents, Community Partners, and staff from Fairfield Methodist Schools (Primary and Secondary). I would also like to thank all alumni members and well-wishers for their unwavering support and faith in the work of our Alumni Association.
Let us always “give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; his love endures forever” (1 Chronicles 16:34 (NIV)). May the good Lord continue to bless our beloved Fairfield in 2024 and beyond.
Message from Principal FMS(P)
Mdm Law Li Mei Principal
It is with great joy and gratitude that we share the incredible milestone of celebrating 135 years of God’s faithfulness over Fairfield. This year, our theme ‘Flourishing as ONE Fairfield’ holds profound meaning as it reflects our unwavering commitment to nurturing the holistic well-being of our devoted staff and students.
Fairfield’s rich history, steeped in a dedication to serving others, is a wellspring of inspiration. From the founding days led by Miss Sophia Blackmore to the present, the heartwarming stories of donors, parents, board members, and chaplains rallying behind our mission form the very foundation upon which Fairfield proudly stands. The musical production ‘Fairfield! The Musical!’ was a testament to our vision of retelling the Fairfield legacy through the stories, songs, and talents of our Fairsians. We are profoundly grateful for the unwavering support of the Fairfield community, who contributed in every small way, making the journey, not just a production, a canvas for students to paint enduring memories and learn invaluable lessons of teamwork, service, and love for our school. The ‘Oh!It’sFairfield!’ carnival also brought together all the stakeholders on a day of sheer enjoyment and fun, being one as a family. The funds raised through this carnival also enabled the school to carry out improvement works around the school that would enhance the teaching and learning experiences for our staff and students. The Founder’s Day Service, graced by Mr Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Education, showed the unity of the primary and secondary schools coming together to honour and give thanks to God for His many blessings to the schools.
Innovation in teaching and learning remains a constant focus for our dedicated faculty. Elevating the level and standards of teaching
and learning for the holistic development of our students is our educators’ core mission. Through innovative practices and the adept use of technology, our teachers craft fun and engaging lessons across all subjects, tirelessly honing their craft. This dedication has not gone unnoticed, and we are heartened to share that our Head of Department (Information and Communications Technology), Ms Chen Siyun, has been honoured with the prestigious President’s Award for Teachers. Beyond accolades and achievements, our commitment to instilling core values remains unwavering. Our students have continued to do well and excel, according to their personal best, both academically and in their CCAs. But what we take most pride in is to witness our students’ overcome setbacks with resilience and perseverance, embodying the values of respect, integrity, and determination that they carry forward into their future.
As I reflect on my eight years of service at Fairfield, my heart is filled with gratitude for the incredible support from those who have made this journey so memorable. Serving Fairfield has been an utmost privilege, and I am indebted to the many people, among them our board members, Parents in Education, Alumni Association, chaplains etc. who stood beside me all the time in providing guidance, advice and most important their prayers. I am immensely grateful to our team of excellent and caring staff who support not just the students’ learning, but each other’s development and well-being. I am also humbled to be served by my team of operations support staff who take care of the running of the whole school, often unseen. I thank God for every one of you. Witnessing the growth of our children and teachers has been my constant source of inspiration as I draw on their boundless energy and collective wisdom in leading the school. I thank God for the abundant blessings received, and as I embark on the next chapter of my journey, I trust that wherever He leads me, He will equip me to carry out His purpose.
May this prayer extend to Fairfield as well – that God will richly provide our beloved Fairfield with His abundant resources, love and blessings to bring His vision for the school to fruition.
To God be all Glory!
Message from the Principal FMS(S)
Mr Wee Tat Chuen Principal
The theme for the school in 2023, as we celebrate our 135th anniversary, is ‘Flourishing as ONE Fairfield’. Flourishing embodies the idea of individuals realising their potential and becoming a blessing to others. ONE Fairfield serves as a reminder of the supportive community that exists here, where everyone helps one another.
From her beginning days in 1884, Fairfield has grown from an initial enrolment of 8 Nonya girls to its current enrolment of more than 1000 boys and girls.
It was not without any trepidation that we started this year with some milestones in mind – the combined schools’ carnival, musical and Founder’s Day service. We were concerned about the workload for staff and students, yet mindful that this is a special year worth celebrating and giving thanks to God for. Looking back, I cannot be prouder of our staff and students who not only survived the year but flourished as they embraced the responsibility of planning, organising and executing the various programmes scheduled for the year! This would not have been possible without the proactive and supportive contributions of our Fairfield Alumni, Parent Support Group (also known as Parents in Education in Fairfield), Aldersgate Methodist Church and Holy Covenant Methodist Church.
In celebrating our 135th anniversary, it was also apt that we did so in the context of the school’s refreshed vision and values. It is considered refreshed because it is not a departure from our roots and traditions, but because it is the result of our collective thoughts, hopes and aspirations for Fairfield in the years ahead.
School Vision:
A Flourishing Community of Self-Directed Learners, Influential Leaders and Caring Citizens
School Values: Purity and Honesty. Unity. Resilience. Excellence
A Flourishing Community
We desire for the school to be a flourishing community where every member is valued and supported. Our approach is best described in three words – Connect, Nurture, and Inspire. Embedded within this approach are three key ideas:
• Connecting lives through relationship building and facilitating experiences of positive emotions
• Nurturing engagement through effective design and implementation towards accomplishment
• Inspiring passion through stretched and meaningful experiences
Self-Directed Learners
We launched the Sec 3 FLEX Challenge in 2023 as part of the school’s efforts to nurture self-directed learners. All Sec 3 students had the opportunity to choose a challenge and then come together to train and prepare to overcome these challenges. This programme saw students venturing into drone programming and flying, sustainability experiments, vlogging, urban sketching, Model United Nations and many other exciting activities.
We are excited to witness our students’ growth through this challenge and other programmes we have put in place. We look forward to our students taking even greater ownership of their learning on various fronts!
Influential Leaders
We have started on our school’s leadership thematic approach where we emphasise 4 leadership practices that integrate the school values as well. These practices are adapted from Kouzes and Posner’s work on The Leadership Challenge. These are Modelling Purity and Honesty; Encouraging Hearts and Enabling Unity; Stewarding Growth and Strengthening Resilience; and Inspiring Peaks of Excellence.
Through the Sophia Blackmore Student Leadership Programme, we aim to inspire class leaders and CCA leaders to exert positive influence over their peers and juniors. Over the next few years, we want to encourage greater ownership among our student leaders in shaping the school’s positive tone for discipline and learning.
Caring Citizens
Our carnival this year was premised on the idea of being a blessing as we have been blessed by God and many others over the last 135 years. In line with this, we extended our outreach to St. John’s – St. Margaret’s Nursing Home and Grace Orchard School, and identified families in the South West Community Development Council, various special needs communities and social enterprises.
Our students had the opportunity to learn more about the needs in our community and were blessed to play a part in making a difference through various means.
All of us for all our Fairsians
This is a formative time for our Fairsians. We want to do what we can for them to be stretched holistically – character growth and learning must go hand in hand. It is hard work, but we are excited about the vision we have.
It is a vision where everyone is a self-directed learner who knows his or her strengths and interests; where everyone is an influential leader in areas that he or she is deeply convicted about; and where everyone is a caring citizen in deep and effective ways such that they will show kindness, care, and love at every opportunity.
Achieving this requires the dedication of all staff at Fairfield, but more than that, it requires the involvement of every parent, every alumnus and every stakeholder we can get to come on board. Most importantly, we look to God for truly ‘unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labour in vain’.
May all glory be to Him!
FairfieldStaff
Welcome
Mrs Soh Mei Foong
Dr Audrey Ang
Ms Harshini D/O Ganapathy
Ms Jasmeet Kaur Vij
Mrs Julie Yuan
Ms Tan Yen Yen
FMS(P) Staff Notes
Farewell
Mdm Law Li Mei
Mrs Cherie Lee
Mrs Gwendolene Martin
Mrs Janet Heng
Ms Kwan Yoke Cheng
Mdm Ng Yingying
Ms Nga Lee Choon
Mrs Ong Geok Cheng
Mdm Zhang Dejun
Marriage
Ms Melody Tan
Newborn for
Mr Liu Lijia
Ms Tan Yee Won
Mr Teh Jing Hurng
National Day Awards 2023
Mr Soh Wee Lik - The Long Service Medal
Mr William Ang - The Commendation Medal
President’s Award for Teachers 2023
Ms Chen Siyun
MOE Innergy Award 2023
Maker Programme in PAL - Bronze
Supporting teachers to design for student-centric learning in Blended Learning (BL) environment with BL considerations - Bronze
Maximise use of drop-off points to alleviate choke point in school and along Dover Road - Commendation
Digitalised Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Checklist - Commendation
MOE Service Excellence Award 2023
Mr Raymond Chan - Gold
Mr Chan Ta Hoong - Gold
Mr Abdul Hadi Bin Bakar - Silver
Mr Elfian Bin Abdul Hadi - Silver
Mrs Janet Heng - Silver
Ms Leona Lam - Silver
Ms Nurul Amilia Bte Roshamil - Silver
Ms Rachel Lee - Silver
Mdm Rozdiyah Bte Harun - Silver
MOE Long Service Award 2023
Mrs Amy Soh
Mrs Jessica Loh
Mr Alvin Lim
Mr Elfian Bin Abdul Hadi
Mdm Gu Xiaomei
Mr William Ang
Mrs Ong Geok Cheng
Mdm Kamariah Binte Abd Rahim
Ms Geetha D/O Rajendran
Ms Nurhanifah Bte Hassan
Mrs Mallika Habeeb
Academy of Singapore Teachers
Ms Suria Bte Mohamed Shafiee
Mr Kenneth Kueh
Mrs Janet Heng
Ms Wang Shuai
Mdm Shanie Wu Lin Ying
Mdm Ng Pei Yoong
Mrs Iris Tan
Ms Kwan Yoke Cheng
Ms Teo Hui Fang
Mrs Chan Hwee Binn
Professional Development Award 2023 (Associate)
Mrs Serena Chan
Mr John Chew
Mr Fu Siqiang
Mrs Sing-Ling Ping
Mr Md Khairuddin Bin Sahlan
Ms Pang Xin
Mrs Grace Wee
Ms Michelle Yap
Mrs Morna Wee
Mr Joel Lim
Mr Raymond CHan
Mr Chan Ta Hoong
Mrs Goh Xinyi
LEAP Award 2023
Ms Amanda Choo - Commendation
Mrs Ng Wui Joo - Commendation
Staff Awards
Outstanding Contribution Award (Team)
Oh!It’sFairfield! Carnival Core and Support Team
Ms Chen Siyun
Mrs Cecilia Lee
Mrs Chan Hwee Binn
Ms Chan Sew Yoon
Mdm Chiang Phek Geok
Mdm JC Goh
Mrs Jacelyn Kwan
Mdm Jamelah Bte Suboh
Mdm Jeanne Teh
Ms Jenny Lui
Fairfield! The Musical Committee
Mr Alvin Lim
Ms Amanda Choo
Ms Nurul Amilia Bte Roshamil
Mdm Ang Bee Chin
Ms Arvie Guaring
Mdm Chan Man Pui
Mdm Ching Yuk Ling
Mdm Cindy Wong
Ms Chiu Kit Ying
Ms Claire Ling
Mrs Grace Wee
Mrs Gwendolene Martin
Mr Abdul Hadi Bin Bakar
Mrs Iris Tan
Mrs Janet Heng
Ms Jenny Ang
Ms Jenny Lui
Mr Joel Lim
Mrs Julia Sa
Mrs Lee Siu Marn
Mr Liew Chin Leong
Mrs Morna Wee
Mdm Ng Pei Yoong
Mrs Serene Oon
Mdm Shanti D/O Maniyam
Ms Teo Hui Fang
Mrs Yeo-Tan Shing Ying
Mrs Julie Yuan
Mrs Joy Au
Mr Kenneth Kueh
Ms Kwan Yoke Cheng
Mrs Lee Li Tang
Mr Liu Lijia
Ms Melody Tan
Ms Michelle Yap
Ms Rachel Lee
Ms Regina Tay
Mrs Rena Tham
Mrs Serena Chan
Mdm Shanie Wu Lin Ying
Ms Suria Bte Mohamed Shafiee
Mr Teh Jing Hurng
Mr Wong Yek Yue
Mr Zamree Bin Mustapha
EL Syllabus Creation (Middle Primary)
Ms Amanda Choo
Mrs Jacquelin Wong
Ms Nor Fazylla Bte Mohamed Sanusi
Ms Sofia Parkash
LISC (Learning Intention Success Criteria) Project
Mr Fu Siqiang
Mr John Chew
Mrs Julia Sa
Mrs Morna Wee
Science Learning Log Design Team
Mr Daniel Chan
Mrs Goh Wan Peng
Mrs Goh Xin Yi
Ms Kwan Yoke Cheng
Mr Md Khairuddin Bin Sahlan
Ms Natasha Shamine P.
Mrs Sing-Ling Ping
Mrs Lee Li Tang
Mr Raymond Chan
Mrs Tay Shu Yi
Mr Wong Yek Yue
Enhancing Joy of Learning for P2 Math
Mrs Ann Tham
Ms Chan Sew Yoon
Mdm Cheah Yoke Yin
Ms Geetha D/O Rajendran
Ms Kwan Yoke Cheng
Enlightening Journey 3.0
Mdm Hariyani Sarmin
iPad Band
Mrs Janet Heng
Mrs Lee Siu Marn
Ms Melody Tan
Mrs Ong Geok Cheng
Mrs Tan Wee Ling
Mr William Ang
Mrs Yaw Siok Ching
Ms Leona Lam
Mrs Serena Chan
Ms Michelle Yap
Methodist Schools Long Service Award 2023
Mdm Cheah Yoke Yin
Ms Nurhanifah Bte Hassan
Mdm Png Bee Hiong
Ms Sofia Parkash
Mrs Tan Wee Ling
Mrs Martha John
Mr K Yalumalai
FMS(S) Staff Notes
National Day Awards 2023
Commendation Medal
Mr Li Weihan Joel
Efficiency Medal
Mr Mohammed Sidek Bin Omar
Long Service Medal
Ms Sri Dewi D/O Pushpangathan
National Awards (COVID-19) 2023 Commendation Medals
Mr Wee Tat Chuen
Mr Jeromy Ngian Kun Chuan
Resilience Medals
Mr Ang Yuan Peng
Mdm Chua Jiayin Veronica
Mr Mohamed Malik Bin Shahal
Staff Awards 2023
Outstanding Contribution Awards (Individual)
Mr Chia Wey Ling Vincent
Mrs Kwok Jiapei
Ms Lee Chee Peng
Ms Lim Chee Shan
Service Excellence Awards (Silver)
Mdm Norsuhaila Binte Mostapa
Mr Shahrin Bin Mohamed Ariffin
Mr Poh Jing Ping Jon
Ms Siti Ainah Bte Maduri
Ms Tham Xue Ping Desiree
Mdm Wong Bei Shi
Outstanding Contribution Awards (Team)
135th Founder’s Day Service Committee
Mr Tan Li Ming Glen
Mrs Choe Wai Leng Evelyn
Mr Guo Enliang Joseph
Ms Nio Qing Hui Brenda
Mr Ezal Bin Sani
Mr Woo Chee Keong Alex
Mr Chew Kwai Hoong Gary
Mr Liew Koon Ern William Isaac
Mdm Lim Si Xiu Esther
Ms Lim Nina
Mr Loh Zhiliang Larry
Mrs Rosalind Ho
Ms Tan Li Ling Olivia
Mr Tan Puok Yuee
Ms Tham Xue Ping Desiree
Oh!It’sFairfield! Carnival Organising Committee
Mr Li Weihan Joel
Mrs Choe Wai Leng Evelyn
Mr Liew Hoe Meng Keith
Mr Chia Wey Ling Vincent
Mdm Chua Jiayin Veronica
Ms Koh Wei Shan Clarissa
Mrs Kwok Jiapei
Fairfield The Musical Team
Mr Ng Hun Boon Francis
Mr Tan Aik Hwee Alester
Mr Heng Khim Liang Amos
Mr Kua Khuan Tiong
Mr Lim Yuen Tuck
Mr Loh Youn Leong Eric
Mr Mohamed Malik Bin Shahal
Mr Tan Li Ming Glen
Ms Nio Qing Hui Brenda
Ms Tan Sor Tin
Mr Yap Hock Heng
Ms Lim Siew Ein Josephine
Mdm Wong Bei Shi
Ms Wong Jia Xian
Strategic Committee (Examination Team)
Mr Ang Yuan Peng
Ms Lee Sok Fun
Mr Quek Chin Wee James
MOE Long Service Awards in 2023
Special Appreciation Award
Mr Ahmad Zain Bin Suri
43 Years
Mrs Rosalind Ho
20 Years
Mr Tan Li Ming Glen
Mr Mohamed Malik Bin Shahal
15 Years
Mr Tan Chang Ci
Mr Liew Koon Ern William
Mrs Lim Hwee Ling
10 Years
Mrs Kwok Jiapei
Mr Dannish Kurniago
Mdm Lee Shu Pei
5 Years
Ms Lee Xiao-En Tabitha
Mr Shahrin Bin Mohamed Ariffin
Mr Woo Chee Keong Alex
Ms Lim Nina
Mr Loh Zhiliang Larry
Mrs Terri Teo
Mdm Wong Bei Shi
Ms Yee Minyi
Ms Tham Xue Ping Desiree
Staff Who Received the Gift of a Newborn in 2023
Mr Li Weihan Joel
Ms Wong Jiayi
Welcome
Ms Stella Koh Li Hui
Ms Trixie Chan Thing Lee
Mdm Xu Hui
Ms Lee Chiew Yi
Mr Lee Jia Xin Daniel
Ms Lee Xiao-En Tabitha
Ms Lim Siew Ein Josephine
Ms Tan Ai Cheng
Ms Tan Li Ling Olivia
Ms Teo Hua-Yue Janice
Mr Hadisyafiq Bin Mohd Salleh
Mr Muhammad Amirul Bin Adam
Mdm Norizan Bte Hassan
Ms Sri Dewi D/O Pushpangathan
Farewell
Mr Lim Yong Chai Alan
Mr Ang Yuan Peng
Mrs Choe Wai Leng Evelyn
Ms Trixie Chan Thing Lee
Ms Goh Shi Le Priscilla
Mr Lee Jia Xin Daniel
Ms Lim Chee Shan
Ms Shang Xiaomeng
Ms Tan Zhen Yi Jenny
Ms Teo Hua-Yue Janice
Ms Yee Minyi
Ms Zhang Lu
Mr Afiq Bin Abdullah
Ms Eliza Tan Li Tse
Ms Koh Charlene
Mr Mohamad Faizal Bin Mohamed Kamis
Executive Committees
, MS SOFIA PARKASH AND MS RACHEL LEE
FAIRFIELD METHODIST SCHOOL (PRIMARY) STAFF
FAIRFIELD METHODIST SCHOOL (SECONDARY) STAFF
Executive and Administrative Staffs
English Language and Literature Departments
Mother Tongue Languages Departments
Mathematics Departments
Science Departments
Aesthetics Departments
Information and Communications Technology Departments
Character and Citizenship Education Departments
Physical Education Departments
Student Management Committee
Discipline Committee
Humanities Department
Guidance Committee
FMS(P) Achievements
PSLE Results 2023
Eligibility
Our Top PSLE Students
ANISSA KOH JIA XIN
CAMELLIA LAU HANG JIN
CHONG LECIA
JULIEN SEE XU PENG
ONG YU EN, CLARISSA
SARAH NICOLE CHEOK
SIOW KAI XI, AIDAN
TAN DING WEN JUSTIN
Mean PSLE Score
FMS(P) Students’ Achievements
Prize Winners for Primary 3
Prize Winners for Primary 4
FMS(P) Students’ Achievements
Prize Winners for Primary 5
FMS(P) Students’ Achievements
FMS(P) Students’ Achievements
CCA Award Winner
Ariel Chua Rui Qi, Primary 6D
Ariel joined the school’s Handbell Ensemble at Primary 2 in 2019. Since then, she has approached each training session with unwavering enthusiasm. In 2020 when Covid-19 changed the way CCAs were conducted, Ariel adapted to the change and never missed any of the online sessions.
In her 4th year with the team, Ariel was chosen to lead the team. She accepted this leadership role with enthusiasm and set a positive tone for the team, leading by example. She is a source of inspiration to her team members and always strives to do her best in all assignments. She concludes training sessions with reminders and encouragement for the team.
Ariel uses her intelligent reasoning to excel and is not afraid to seek clarifications when in doubt. She is receptive to feedback from instructors and teachers, willingly discusses her areas of weaknesses, and actively takes steps to improve herself.
Ariel displays sincerity and respect in her interactions with her peers. She builds good rapport with all and takes the extra effort to help new ringers integrate into the team. She guides her fellow ringers and takes the initiative to help those who are lost. She also connects with her ringers and encourages them when she observes those who are feeling stressed out. This was especially evident in the preparation period leading up to ‘Fairfield! The Musical’. When the teachers were also involved in props and costumes and the instructor could not be there throughout the musical rehearsals, Ariel took the initiative to manage the team. She took note of the instructions from the musical director and took the time to post them on Teams. She also made the effort to answer the queries posted by ringers who had missed some of the rehearsals due to other commitments.
Ariel’s humility and willingness to support her peers demonstrate her genuine passion for the ensemble and her desire to see the team excel. She exemplifies the Fairsian outcome of a serving and giving student leader.
Written by Mdm Chan Man Pui and Mdm Ang Bee Chin, Teachers-in-charge of Handbell Ensemble CCA
CCA Award Winner
Sara Hiap, Primary 6E
Sara Hiap has been part of the Volleyball CCA since Primary 4. Her leadership abilities, independence and perseverance were evident from the moment she first joined us.
Throughout the years, Sara’s unwavering dedication to honing and improving her skills consistently sets her apart from her peers. She attended all CCA sessions for three years, always putting in her best effort in both trainings and competitions.
Above all, it is her humility and her heart to serve that win the support of her peers and teachers. In her role as the girls’ team captain, Sara collaborates well with everyone and never holds back in supporting and helping others. All other members in the CCA look up to her as a role model due to her caring and approachable nature.
Sara manages multiple roles both in and outside of school. She is a key member of the executive committee of the Prefectorial Board, playing a significant role in overseeing daily assemblies and managing various school projects. Her strong leadership skills and unwavering commitment to service are also demonstrated through her service in the Prefectorial Board.
In addition to school commitments, Sara actively participates in external bouldering and rock-climbing competitions. She embraces the discipline required of any sport and demonstrates a high level of dedication to all of them.
We firmly believe Sara will be an asset wherever life takes her, wherever she is planted.
Written by Ms Natasha Shamine P., Teacher-in-charge of Volleyball CCA
Foo Kiam Hiong Character Award Winner
Chloe Kate Yen, Primary 6E
Chloe encountered an unfortunate accident in the middle of the year during a swim lesson on a weekend. She suffered a deep gash on her sole and was rushed to the hospital for surgery. Upon discharge, her foot required an air boot as she could not bear weight on it. She learnt how to use the crutches and had to be pushed around in a wheelchair too.
During that time, Chloe was already part of the main cast of ‘Fairfield! The Musical’. Despite the mobility challenges she faced, she displayed exceptional resilience by never missing a rehearsal and never expressing any complaints about her situation. Instead, she showed resilience by pressing on with the musical; her physical condition also meant that her role had to be modified as she could not walk. She adapted to the changes and learnt how to portray her role while being on stage.
Simultaneously juggling hospital follow-ups, Chloe also dedicated time to her studies, preparing for the P6 Preliminary Exams and PSLE. She was open to feedback from her teachers whenever they pointed out an area for improvement.
Chloe has shown resilience and maturity by focusing on what she needed to achieve. She has demonstrated positivity and strength in character by pressing on with her role in the school musical.
Written by Ms Nurul Amilia Bte Roshamil and Mdm Sandra Hou, Form Teachers of Primary 6E
Sophia Blackmore Award Winner
Lyu Jiayi, Primary
6E
Jiayi embodies the Fairsian outcomes through her belief in hard work and willingness to lend a helping hand to those in need.
Jiayi joined the school when she was in Primary 3. She could hardly speak a word of English then. Realising that she could not understand her lessons, teachers and classmates, she started studying the English Language intensively. She stayed back to attend reading support lessons and diligently practised the English Language using assessment books meant for preschoolers. She was not ashamed to read books meant for younger children, and watched and listened to as much content in English Language as possible. In the first year, her progress was unimpressive and she struggled to communicate in English with her peers and teachers. However, she continued to persevere and pushed herself to attain her goal of doing well in school. By the end of Primary 4, she was speaking English fluently and writing compositions with good structures and meaningful plots.
In upper primary, Jiayi demonstrated confidence in communicating in English and even represented the school to present artworks to representatives from the Ministry of Education, fielding questions from them on the spot with confidence.
Jiayi also has a big heart in the way she had served her class as class monitor in Primary 5 by ensuring that the class was in order before she left for recess. She is always willing to lend a hand. She has also shown care towards her classmate who had to use a wheelchair by fetching her from the porch in the morning daily and accompanying her after school by waiting with her for her transport. Jiayi would then return the wheelchair to the General Office before heading home.
We are proud of how Jiayi has blossomed in the hallowed halls of our school. She has shown us how her belief in a better tomorrow has brought about her progress. She has also shown us that hard work and diligence pay off.
Written by Ms Nurul Amilia Bte Roshamil and Mdm Sandra Hou, Form Teachers of Primary 6E
FMS(S) Achievements
2022 GCE N- and O-Level Results
Secondary 4 Express
OVERALL TOP STUDENTS CLASS OF 2022
FIRST ZHANG KEYAN (S4-B)
SECOND ANG JAN TSI (S4-F)
THIRD GOH JIA HAN JOHN (S4-E)
Secondary 4 Normal (Academic)
OVERALL TOP STUDENTS CLASS OF 2022
FIRST EZRA WONG TIAN YOU (S4-G1)
SECOND PEH JIA YI ADELLE (S4-G2)
THIRD LAI HAO YING (S4-G2)
Secondary 4 Normal (Technical)
OVERALL TOP STUDENTS CLASS OF 2022
FIRST MICHELLE SOH LI YING (S4-H)
SECOND ANTHEA LOE YIN SAN (S4-H)
THIRD CANDY KONG (S4-H)
THIRD ZACHARY MATTHEW MOSALLE (S4-H)
GCE O-Level Merit Scholars (STUDENTS WITH AT LEAST 6 A1s) CLASS OF 2022
ZHANG KEYAN (S4-B) ANG JAN TSI (S4-F)
JERMAINE TAN HSIN ERN (S4-A)
GOH JIA HAN JOHN (S4-E)
ISHAN SINGH BISHT (S4-E) MATTHEW TAN (S4-E)
KIT HOI (S4-A)
CHEN FAN YEE RYAN (S4-E)
ELIJAH CHENG TZY SHIN (S4-E)
THADDEUS TEO DE EN (S4-E)
TRAN HUY THAI (S4-E)
YAU KAI DER (S4-E)
Prestigious Scholarships and Awards
Award/ Scholarship
CARRIE KENYON AWARD
MISS LIM GEOK KHENG AWARD
MRS LIM BOCK KEE MEDALLIST
BISHOP EVELAND CHARACTER AWARD
SOPHIA BLACKMORE LEADERSHIP AWARD
MARY OLSON SERVICE AWARD
MR ST LIU MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
MR ST LIU MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
MR ST LIU MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
MR ST LIU MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
MR ST LIU MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
MDM SALLY CHAN SWEE PENG MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
JERMAINE TAN HSIN ERN
YAU KAI DER
ZHANG KEYAN
DANIEL CHUA ZHI EN
YAP YU WEN ELVEENA
KAESHEA WANG KAIYI
LEE RAY EN
GAYLE LIM JING
DANIEL CHUA ZHI EN
CHAN YU THONG JAYDEN
EMMANUEL TAY ZHI XUAN
GRACE FOO CUI JUAN
MDM SALLY CHAN SWEE PENG MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP SHAAN NARESH ANAND
MDM SALLY CHAN SWEE PENG MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP LOO WEI EN, SHAUN
MRS KT LIM MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
MRS KT LIM MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
MRS TAN BOON HAK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
SARAH GOH EN TUNG (WU ENTONG)
KAYLA ADELE ONG HUI EN
DARRYL CHANG CHENG ZHI
JULIANA DE KRETSER LITERATURE BOOK PRIZE LUIS MACHER LIM
JULIANA DE KRETSER LITERATURE BOOK PRIZE
JOY NGA BOOK PRIZE
JOY NGA BOOK PRIZE
MS YEE PUI LENG BOOK PRIZE
MS KOH POH KWEE BOOK PRIZE
MS KOH POH KWEE BOOK PRIZE
MS MARGARET TAI BOOK PRIZE
MS MARGARET TAI BOOK PRIZE
MS MARGARET TAI BOOK PRIZE
MS MARGARET TAI BOOK PRIZE
MS MARGARET TAI BOOK PRIZE
MS MARGARET TAI BOOK PRIZE
MS MARGARET TAI BOOK PRIZE
MS MARGARET TAI BOOK PRIZE
MS MARGARET TAI BOOK PRIZE
MS MARGARET TAI BOOK PRIZE
ADONAI AWARD
ADONAI AWARD
ADONAI AWARD
ADONAI AWARD
ADONAI AWARD
GODERICK CHIA YAN JUN
GRACE FOO CUI JUAN
CHLOEZ FOO JIE MIN
ZHANG KEYAN
AARON YEO YI JUN
THOMAS WONG WEI XI
MABEL LIM JIA WEN
CHLOE HOW HUI XIN
SARAH TAN EN QI
WANG SICHEN
JANELLE YUE CHENXUAN
YAP JUN JIE JOSEPH
GRACE FOO CUI JUAN
LEE GUAN WEI
CHAN YONG HONG KENNARD
LEE JIA YING
ANG YI SHYAN
CHUA EN HUAI ERZA
EMMANUEL TAY ZHI XUAN
CHLOEZ FOO JIE MIN
TEE CHEE WEE, JOVAN LUCIUS
S4-A (2022)
S4-E (2022)
S4-B (2022)
S4-B (2023)
S4-B (2023)
S4-E (2023)
S4-B (2023)
S4-H (2023)
S4-B (2023)
S4-G (2023)
S4-H (2023)
S3-E (2023)
S3-E (2023)
S3-D (2023)
S2-C (2023)
S2-G (2023)
S2-E (2023)
S2-D (2022)
S2-G (2022)
S2-E (2022)
S2-G (2022)
S4-B (2022)
S4-E (2022)
S4-E (2022)
S4-A (2022)
S4-H (2022)
S1-A (2022)
S1-A (2022)
S1-H (2022)
S2-A (2022)
S2-E (2022)
S2-G (2022)
S2-H (2022)
S3-H (2022)
S4-E (2023)
S4-E (2023)
S4-H (2023)
S3-G (2023)
S2-A (2023)
FMS(S) Students’ Achievements
Secondary 4
EXPRESS BOOK PRIZE WINNERS
SUBJECTS
ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS
BIOLOGY
CHINESE LANGUAGE
CHEN FAN YEE RYAN
CHEN FAN YEE RYAN
CHEN FAN YEE RYAN
MABEL LIM JIA WEN
CHENXI TRACY
JAN TSI
WONG KAI HUNG SAMUEL
(SS,GE) MATTHEW TAN
HUMANITIES (SS,HI)
HUMANITIES (SS,HI)
LITERATURE (ENGLISH)
AARON YEO YI JUN
THOMAS WONG WEI XI
ZHANG KEYAN
CHEN FAN YEE RYAN
CHEN FAN YEE RYAN
NORMAL (ACADEMIC) BOOK PRIZE WINNERS
SUBJECTS
MATHEMATICS
(SS,GE)
EZRA WONG TIAN YOU
EZRA WONG TIAN YOU S4-G1 MATHEMATICS
(PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY)
NORMAL (TECHNICAL) BOOK PRIZE WINNERS
SUBJECTS
CHINESE LANGUAGE
NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE
EZRA WONG TIAN YOU
EZRA WONG TIAN YOU
CHLOE HOW HUI XIN
MICHELLE SOH LI YING
NUR AMEERA BINTE MOHAMED IBRAHIM
SOH LI YING
WAI FUNG
FMS(S) Students’ Achievements
Secondary 3
EXPRESS BOOK PRIZE WINNERS
SUBJECTS NAME CLASS OF 2022
ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS DANZYL TONG KIN HOU S3-E
ART CHONG TIAN LE, JOHN S3-D
BIOLOGY ANG YI SHYAN S3-E
CHEMISTRY ANG YI SHYAN S3-E
CHINESE LANGUAGE LEE WEN HUI S3-A
ENGLISH LANGUAGE DANIEL CHUA ZHI EN S3-B
GEOGRAPHY IAN LAU CHUNG LE S3-A
HUMANITIES (SS,GE) LIM KAI EN SAMANTHA S3-E
HUMANITIES (SS,HI) NG ZHI FENG, JOEL S3-F
LITERATURE (ENGLISH) CHERYL ESTHER CHUA YINGXIN S3-B
MALAY LANGUAGE NUR ILYA AQILAH BINTE MUHAMMAD HAKIM S3-C
MATHEMATICS ANG YI SHYAN S3-E
MATHEMATICS CELINE LEE XIN YI S3-F
MATHEMATICS DANZYL TONG KIN HOU S3-E
MATHEMATICS JACK MICHAEL ROWSING MARTENS S3-A
MATHEMATICS ONG HAO WEI S3-E
MATHEMATICS TAN JUN KAI S3-E
PHYSICS ANG YI SHYAN S3-E
PHYSICS JACK MICHAEL ROWSING MARTENS S3-A
MUSIC KUAH YING CHING S3-B
NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE LIM EN XI AZRIELA S3-B
NORMAL (ACADEMIC) BOOK PRIZE WINNERS
SUBJECTS NAME CLASS OF 2022
ART VALERIE TAN YU HUI S3-G2
ENGLISH LANGUAGE DAMIEN CHUA ERN WEI S3-G2
NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE AUDRIS PRISCILLA CHNG SHI XUAN S3-G1
MALAY LANGUAGE RAUFA SHAHREZAN BIN RASUL S3-H
MATHEMATICS DAMIEN CHUA ERN WEI S3-G2
MATHEMATICS JOSH LIM KAI EN S3-G1
SCIENCE (PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY) YIP WAI JOON ELDRICK S3-G1
NORMAL (TECHNICAL) BOOK PRIZE WINNERS
SUBJECTS NAME CLASS OF 2022
BASIC CHINESE LANGUAGE LEE JIA YING S3-H
BASIC MALAY LANGUAGE MUHAMMAD AQEEL BIN ROYHAIZAT S3-H
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS NATHANIEL ASHER ONG JUN JIE S3-H
DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY EMMANUEL TAY ZHI XUAN S3-H
ENGLISH LANGUAGE QASEH RI EN BINTE HAMZA S3-H
NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE QASEH RI EN BINTE HAMZA S3-H
MATHEMATICS NATHANIEL ASHER ONG JUN JIE S3-H
SCIENCE GAYLE LIM JING S3-H
TOP EXPRESS STUDENTS
POSITION NAME CLASS OF 2022
FIRST CHERYL ESTHER CHUA YINGXIN S3-B
SECOND ANG YI SHYAN S3-E
THIRD CELINE LEE XIN YI S3-F
TOP NORMAL (ACADEMIC) STUDENTS
POSITION NAME CLASS OF 2022
FIRST CHAN YU THONG JAYDEN S3-G1
SECOND DAMIEN CHUA ERN WEI S3-G2
THIRD YIP WAI JOON ELDRICK S3-G1
THIRD RYAN TAN WEI HENG S3-G1
TOP NORMAL (TECHNICAL) STUDENTS
POSITION NAME CLASS OF 2022
FIRST EMMANUEL TAY ZHI XUAN S3-H
SECOND QASEH RI EN BINTE HAMZA S3-H
THIRD MUHAMMAD AQEEL BIN ROYHAIZAT S3-H
FMS(S) Students’ Achievements
Secondary 2
EXPRESS BOOK PRIZE WINNERS
SUBJECTS NAME CLASS OF 2022
ART REID MATTHEW JETTE S2-D
CHINESE LANGUAGE YAP JUN JIE JOSEPH S2-A
DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY LAW MEI TING (LIU MEITING) S2-C
ENGLISH LANGUAGE CHUA ZHENTING, MINDY S2-B
ENGLISH LANGUAGE EVANGELINE NG TSE SUEN (WU ZIXUAN) S2-B
ENGLISH LANGUAGE SOH HUI XUAN LAUREN S2-E
FOOD AND CONSUMER EDUCATION SHAAN NARESH ANAND S2-A
GEOGRAPHY GRACE FOO CUI JUAN S2-E
HIGHER CHINESE LANGUAGE GRACE FOO CUI JUAN S2-E
HISTORY GRACE FOO CUI JUAN S2-E
LITERATURE (ENGLISH) LUIS MACHER LIM S2-D
MALAY LANGUAGE SELENA QISLEYA BINTE AYRUL S2-G
MATHEMATICS TONG KIN ONN (DONG JIAN'AN), DARREN S2-C
SCIENCE YAP JUN JIE JOSEPH S2-A
TAMIL LANGUAGE OVEIYA JAYAVARMAN S2-D
NORMAL (ACADEMIC) BOOK PRIZE WINNERS
SUBJECTS NAME CLASS OF 2022
ART KURITA YURI S2-G
CHINESE LANGUAGE LEE GUAN WEI S2-G
DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY SARAH CHANG LEE ANN S2-G
ENGLISH LANGUAGE SARAH CHANG LEE ANN S2-G
FOOD AND CONSUMER EDUCATION DANZO TAN JUN HAN S2-G
GEOGRAPHY CHLOEZ FOO JIE MIN S2-G
HISTORY SARAH CHANG LEE ANN S2-G
LITERATURE (ENGLISH) GODERICK CHIA YAN JUN S2-G
MALAY LANGUAGE SYARIFAH NURSYAKIRA BINTE MUHAMMAD ISADARIAH S2-H
MATHEMATICS LOO WEI EN, SHAUN S2-G
SCIENCE SETH SOH XI YANG S2-G
NORMAL (TECHNICAL) BOOK PRIZE WINNERS
SUBJECTS NAME CLASS OF 2022
BASIC CHINESE LANGUAGE CHAN YONG HONG KENNARD S2-H
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS CALEB CHEN JUN AN S2-H
DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY DANIEL CHOO JUN KANG S2-H
ENGLISH LANGUAGE DANIEL CHOO JUN KANG S2-H
FOOD AND CONSUMER EDUCATION TEO JIE MING S2-H
MATHEMATICS LOKE CHAI FUNG, RADON (LU QIFENG) S2-H
SCIENCE DANELLE TONG MEI KEI (TANG WEIQI) S2-H
TOP EXPRESS STUDENTS
POSITION NAME CLASS OF 2022
FIRST GRACE FOO CUI JUAN S2-E
SECOND SHAAN NARESH ANAND S2-A
THIRD SOH HUI XUAN LAUREN S2-E
TOP NORMAL (ACADEMIC) STUDENTS
POSITION NAME CLASS OF 2022
FIRST SARAH CHANG LEE ANN S2-G
SECOND CHLOEZ FOO JIE MIN S2-G
THIRD LOO WEI EN, SHAUN S2-G
TOP NORMAL (TECHNICAL) STUDENTS
POSITION NAME CLASS OF 2022
FIRST DANELLE TONG MEI KEI (TANG WEIQI) S2-H
SECOND DANIEL CHOO JUN KANG S2-H
THIRD LOKE CHAI FUNG, RADON (LU QIFENG) S2-H
FMS(S) Students’ Achievements
Secondary 1
EXPRESS BOOK PRIZE WINNERS
SUBJECTS NAME CLASS OF 2022
ART ARIELLE CHUA YUN EN S1-E
DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY CHAN LI JIA S1-E
ENGLISH LANGUAGE NATHAN ISAIAH TANG BO EN S1-A
HIGHER CHINESE LANGUAGE WANG SICHEN S1-A
YSANNE TING S1-A
EZEKIEL YEO RUI JIE S1-E
NATHAN ISAIAH TANG BO EN S1-A
LITERATURE (ENGLISH) EZEKIEL YEO RUI JIE S1-E MATHEMATICS KYLER LAM S1-A SCIENCE SARAH TAN EN QI S1-A
CHINESE LANGUAGE SARAH TAN EN QI S1-A
TAMIL LANGUAGE TAMIL SELVAN SHIVANI S1-B
NORMAL (ACADEMIC) BOOK PRIZE WINNERS
SUBJECTS NAME CLASS OF 2022
ART KAYLA LIM SI YU S1-G DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY TAY JING YAN CHLOE S1-G
ENGLISH LANGUAGE CHUA ZI PENG, EUGENE S1-G FOOD AND CONSUMER EDUCATION KAYLA LIM SI YU S1-G
GEOGRAPHY CHING HUI XIN LEAH S1-G
GEOGRAPHY RAFOL GABRIEL LEGASPI S1-G
HISTORY RAFOL GABRIEL LEGASPI S1-G
LITERATURE (ENGLISH) CHLOE YEO WEN HUI S1-G
LITERATURE (ENGLISH) KAYLA LIM SI YU S1-G
MATHEMATICS KAYLA LIM SI YU S1-G
SCIENCE KAYLA LIM SI YU S1-G
NORMAL (TECHNICAL) BOOK PRIZE WINNERS
SUBJECTS NAME CLASS OF 2022
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS ETHAN LEONG ZHI KAI S1-H
DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY NG YU TONG S1-H
ENGLISH LANGUAGE TANG JIA JUN S1-H
FOOD AND CONSUMER EDUCATION TAN EN SHI, JERUSHA S1-H
MATHEMATICS ETHAN LEONG ZHI KAI S1-H
BASIC CHINESE LANGUAGE JANELLE YUE CHENXUAN S1-H
BASIC MALAY LANGUAGE NUR SHAURAH HURAIRAH BINTE MUHAMMAD HELMI S1-H
TOP EXPRESS STUDENTS
POSITION NAME CLASS OF 2022
FIRST SARAH TAN EN QI S1-A
SECOND NATHAN ISAIAH TANG BO EN S1-A
THIRD EZEKIEL YEO RUI JIE S1-E
TOP NORMAL (ACADEMIC) STUDENTS
POSITION NAME CLASS OF 2022
FIRST KAYLA LIM SI YU S1-G
SECOND RAFOL GABRIEL LEGASPI S1-G
THIRD YONG JIN JIN ALEYRIN (YANG JINGJING) S1-G
TOP NORMAL (TECHNICAL) STUDENTS
POSITION NAME CLASS OF 2022
FIRST WONG XIN LE, ABBIE S1-H
SECOND GILLIAN CHANG WEN XIN S1-H
THIRD ETHAN LEONG ZHI KAI S1-H
FairfieldEvents
Oh!It’sFairfield! Carnival
The Oh!It’sFairfield! Carnival was a resounding success, as it embodied the essence of unity and gratitude. This intergenerational celebration brought together students, parents, teachers, alumni, and friends to enjoy a plethora of games and food. This fundraising event not only commemorated Fairfield’s 135th anniversary but also showcased the community’s strong bonds. From the meticulous planning to the heartwarming presence of the entire Fairfield Family, every aspect of the carnival reflected the collective effort and unwavering dedication of our flourishing One Fairfield community.
Fairfield! The Musical
To commemorate and celebrate Fairfield Methodist Schools’ 135th Founder’s Day, both schools consisting of cast from Fairfield Methodist School (Primary) and Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary) collaborated to stage a musical titled Fairfield! The Musical.
Fairfield! The Musical was held on 28 to 29 July 2023 with four repeated shows at 2.30pm (Matinee) and 7.30pm (Night Show). The Gala Night was held on 29 July 2023 with Guest-of-Honour, Mr Heng Swee Keat, Deputy Prime Minister and Coordinating Minister for Economic Policies, gracing the occasion.
This musical was organised to express our heartfelt gratitude to God for protecting Fairfield Methodist Schools over 135 years. We are thankful to have received so many positive reviews and to know that the musical has touched the hearts of our audiences, including current and former Fairsians, by rekindling cherished memories with its captivating narrative.
Through the story, it was curated with the vision to honour the profound legacies of our visionary founder and strong school leaders. Their selfless contributions have paved the way for our success, and it is now our turn to continue the tradition of giving back to society. We are thankful to God for ensuring safety throughout the musical process, and friendships have been forged between the participating students of both schools, with shared memories to last a lifetime!
To God Be The Glory!
I will sing to the LORD as long as I live; I will sing praise to my God while I have my being.
Psalm 104: 33
Fairfield! The Musical
Fairfield! The Musical
Fairfield! The Musical
Founder’s Day Combined Morning Service
Fairfield celebrated her 135th Founder’s Day with Mr. Chan Chun Sing, the Minister for Education, as our distinguished Guest of Honour at our Founder’s Day morning service. The event showcased the talent of our Fairfield Schools’ Combined Choir, National Cadet Corps’ Precision Drill Squad, and Fairfield Methodist School (Primary)’s Handbell Ensemble. We thank God for His favour, unwavering faithfulness, and abundant blessings over our 135-year journey. May the Fairfield legacy continue to flourish!
National Day Celebrations
The annual National Day celebrations at FMS(P) hold immense significance, instilling a sense of national identity, pride, and unity in students and teachers alike.
The theme for 2023 called for all Singaporeans to look forward confidently and move onward together in building our shared future as one united people. The celebration kicked off with a solemn observance ceremony, followed by engaging activities such as rifle drill performances and community singing.
As a school, we are grateful for the opportunity to come together to celebrate, forging stronger connections and a shared sense of belonging.
National Day Celebrations
The collective spirit of FMS(S) shone brightly as we came together to celebrate our nation’s 58th birthday. Our very own National Day Parade was a spectacle that created an unmistakable atmosphere of pride with disciplined marches and resounding cheers. The school hall also buzzed with energy during the exhilarating concert, where talented students captivated us with mesmerising performances. Our Community Student Leaders added excitement with an interactive game, while the Teachers’ Band led a heartfelt grand finale which united everyone’s voices in love for our nation.
Chinese New Year Celebrations
We ushered in the Year of the Rabbit with staff and students dressed in their festive best. Embracing Chinese traditions, our students gathered to create Chinese New Year decorative art and crafts as part of their classroom activities. Following this, all staff and students assembled in the school hall for a variety of performances as part of our Chinese New Year celebrations, culminating in a mass singing of Chinese New Year songs.
Multi-Ethnic Celebrations
FMS(S) welcomed Chinese New Year through a unique Multi-Ethnic Celebration! Notable highlights included a Dikir Barat workshop conducted by Kelana Purba, a lively Bollywood dance performance by Dance Channel Singapore, and an exhilarating wushu display presented by students from Chung Cheng High School (Main). This memorable event was indeed a joyful celebration of our multicultural community and festive spirit.
Staff Activities
2023 was a memorable year of fun and fellowship for our staff! In addition to sharing many memories from the Oh!It’sFairfield! Carnival and Fairfield! The Musical, our staff had numerous shared experiences – enjoying durians at the school canteen, celebrating various festivities, sweating it out on the school track, and spending afternoons on learning journeys to organisations which we can glean insights from as we continue to develop the Fairsian Outcomes in our students.
Staff Activities
2023 was a year of intentional flourishing through connecting, nurturing and inspiring one another. The staff of FMS(S) came together at the Staff Retreat. It was a good time of reflection as we wrapped up the year and shared how we would be moving forward as one. We were reminded of the importance of laying strong foundations: to remain steadfast in what has worked well and persevere towards positive change. We played exciting games, affirmed one another and said our welcomes and goodbyes.
Teachers’ Day
Teachers’ Day is an annual celebration dedicated to honouring the invaluable contributions of our educators. This year, we celebrated Teachers’ Day on 31 August 2023 (Thursday).
In the lead-up to this significant day, our Parents-in-Education (PiEs) set up a booth within the foyer, providing opportunities for students to express gratitude to their teachers through notes during various recess periods. These heartfelt notes were later curated into an expressive board display, serving as a token of appreciation to our teachers. Additionally, the celebration included a student-led concert organised by our student leaders. This thoughtfully organised and engaging performance added an extra layer of delight to the day’s proceedings. To conclude this wonderful day, former students returned to Fairfield, rekindling connections and sharing well-wishes with their past mentors.
Teachers’ Day
FMS(S) celebrated Teachers’ Day with a memorable concert organised by our student leaders which featured captivating musical performances, graceful dances, interactive games, and heartwarming videos. The entire school community was immersed in a morning of appreciation, reflecting on the unwavering commitment and hard work that our Fairfield teachers put in each day! Indeed, every teacher deserves to be celebrated and applauded for playing a pivotal role in shaping every Fairsian’s life.
Children’s Day
Fairfield’s Children’s Day celebrations took place on 5 October 2023 (Thursday). The event featured engaging classroom activities, an assembly programme themed ‘Perfect Harmony’ for Lower Primary students, a captivating Monkey King Chinese Opera concert for Upper Primary students, and various sports activities organised for all students. A delightful bunny mascot went around the school for photo sessions with the students, bringing much joy to them. To enhance the experience, students were treated to childhood favourite biscuits as snacks.
Fairfield Sports Day
FMS(S) marked the conclusion of Term 1 with an exciting Sports Day at Ngee Ann Polytechnic. The day featured an inter-CCA relay, exciting races for the Secondary 1 students, a spirited tugof-war contest amongst Secondary 2 classes, Captain’s Rugby for Secondary 3 pupils, and softball for the Secondary 4 and 5 students. The event ended with a memorable relay featuring teachers and parents.
FMS(P) Programmes
Experiencing the English Language
Mother Tongue Language Activities
Learning Experiences for Math
Inquiry-based Learning in Science
Physical and Outdoor Education
Primary 5 Camp
Exploring the Arts
Character and Citizenship Education (CCE) Learning Experiences
Primary 5 National Education (NE) Show
Programme for Active Learning (PAL)
Student Leaders’ Investiture
Learning with Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
Learning Is Fun and Enriching (LIFE) Programme
Primary 1 Orientation Programme
FMS(S) Programmes
Fairfield Learning Festival
Fairfield Learning Festival
Voice Of A Fairsian Programme
Secondary One Orientation
Secondary One Orientation
Secondary One FLEX Week
Secondary One FLEX Week
Secondary Two FLEX Week
Secondary Two FLEX Week
Secondary Three FLEX Week
Secondary Three FLEX Week
Secondary Four and Five FLEX Week and Finale
Secondary Four and Five FLEX Week and Finale
Normal (Technical) Elective Programme
Fairfield, Make Someone Smile Day
Student Leaders’ Investiture
FMS(P) Co-Curricular Activities
Overview of CCAs
The FMS(P) CCA programme provides students with a platform to discover their interests and talents, as well as to cultivate core values, social and emotional competencies, and emerging 21st Century Competencies. CCAs also emphasize social interactions by providing a common space for friendships and integration among students of diverse backgrounds.
FMS(P) offers three broad categories to cater to the needs and interests of our students:
SCHOOL TEAMS
Sports
• Badminton
• Basketball
• Football
• Volleyball
Visual and Performing Arts
• Chinese Dance
• Choir
• Concert Band
• Handbell Ensemble
• Visual Arts Club
UNIFORMED GROUPS CCA MODULES AND OTHERS
• Boys’ Brigade
• Girls’ Brigade
• Red Cross
• Modules created under the domains of:
- Leadership
- Enrichment
- Aesthetics
- Physical
- Service Learning
• STEM Club
CCA Achievements 2023
SPORTS
NATIONAL SCHOOL GAMES (NSG) 2023
Zonal: Senior Division
Badminton (Boys) 2nd
National: Senior Division
Badminton (Boys) Top 8
National Tiered Round: Junior Division
Badminton (Boys)
Badminton (Girls)
Boys’ Singles
2nd: Yu Tze Ang
2nd: Kallen Ting Jian Kai
2nd: Matthew Lim Xue Qian
Girls’ Singles
2nd: Shevelle Leong En Min
4th: Alva Chin (Chen Yuexuan)
4th: Zoie Poh Chu Er
National Tiered Round: Junior Division
Basketball (Boys) 2nd
National Tiered Round: Junior Division Football 2nd
National: Senior Division
Volleyball (Boys) 12th
National Tiered Round: Junior Division Volleyball (Boys) 4th
Clubs
Visual Art Club
Category A
Certificate of Recognition
Category C
Badminton (Girls) 3rd
Boys’ Doubles
1st: Lim Kai Xuan, Kayson & Rayner Marcus Jette
2nd: Wong Hong Sheng & Wong Hong Yi
3rd: Nathan Sim Yi Hao & Rex Koh You Yang
Girls’ Doubles
1st: Goh Yunxuan, Arielle & Sam Estele
1st: Long Shi Xuan, Josephine & Lo Heem Yee, Shawna
1st: Chia En Xuan Megan & Joy Lim Si Min
Basketball (Girls) 2nd
Volleyball (Girls) 7th
Volleyball (Girls) 3rd
AWARDS
Certificate of Recognition (Special Mention)
Uniformed Groups
Boys’ Brigade
Lim Siong Guan Challenge Trophy
James Milner Fraser Unit Award for Excellence
BB Juniors Programme Adventure Quest 2023
Best Juniors Programme Company
High Distinction
Gold Honour Roll
BB Juniors Programme Character Quest 2023 2nd
Girls’ Brigade Company Award
GB Drill Competition
Red Cross Excellent Unit Award
Ambassador of Blood Championship
First Aid Championship
Silver
Silver
Gold
Gold
Bronze
Badminton
CCA TEACHERS
Overall CCA Teachers-in-Charge
Mr Chan Ta Hoong
Mr Han Zhijin
Teachers-in-charge
Ms Chan Sew Yoon
Mdm Gu Xiaomei
Ms Harshini D/O Ganapathy
Mr Ng Kah Mun
Ms Nor Fazylla Bte Mohamed Sanusi
Ms Wang Yaling
CCA LEADERS
Senior Captain (Boys)
Ho Song En Gabriel
Senior Vice-Captain (Boys)
Jude Cheah Qing Sheng
Senior Captain (Girls)
Ashlyn Ho Yi Xuan
Senior Vice-Captain (Girls)
Goh Wen Xuan, Jamie
Junior Captain (Boys)
Kallen Ting Jian Kai
Junior Vice-Captain (Boys)
Matthew Lim Xue Qian
Junior Captain (Girls)
Lim Si Ying
Junior Vice-Captain (Girls)
Lo Heem Yee, Shawna
2023 was an eventful year for our Badminton Team as we competed in both the Senior and Junior Division for the National School Games. Our Senior Boys and Senior Girls Teams excelled in the Zonal Championships, securing 2nd and 3rd placing respectively, and qualified for the National Championships. Our Junior Boys and Junior Girls Team members performed admirably in the Nationals Tiered Rounds, with many achieving first, second and third placing in their respective tiers. We are proud of their resilience, teamwork and sportsmanship displayed during the competition and may they continue to strive for excellence.
Basketball
CCA TEACHERS
Overall CCA Teachers-in-Charge
Mr John Chew
Ms Nurhanifah Bte Hassan
Teachers-in-charge
Mdm Cheah Yoke Yin
Mr Daniel Chan
Mrs Jacelyn Kwan
Ms Jasmeet Kaur Vij
Mrs Julie Yuan
Ms Natalie Kee
Mdm Ng Yingying
Mdm Zhang Dejun
CCA LEADERS
Senior Captain (Boys)
Lim Ying Hao Adolphus
Senior Vice-Captain (Boys)
Tan Yu-Han Cohen
Senior Captain (Girls)
Woon Hwee Aun Adrielle
Senior Vice-Captain (Girls)
Tan Ming En Lauren
Junior Captain (Boys)
Pang Yu Xiang Daren
Junior Vice-Captain (Boys)
Ong Jun Yong Daryl
Junior Captain (Girls)
Sin Yee Jun Jaylynn
Junior Vice-Captain (Girls)
Yaw Xin Lin Chlovelle
The members of our Basketball CCA are exposed to drills such as lay-ups and footwork. During training, they learn the importance of good sportsmanship, fair play, teamwork, resilience, responsibility, and discipline.
This year, our Junior Boys and Girls participated in the National Sports Games (NSG) 2023. We are proud to announce that both teams have emerged first runners-up in the National Competition Tier 1.
We will strive to continue to be a place where our members can grow and hone their skills in basketball through training and matches.
Football
CCA TEACHERS
Overall CCA Teacher-in-Charge
Mr Soh Wee Lik
Teachers-in-charge
Mr Liu Lijia
Mr Zamree Bin Mustapha
CCA LEADERS
Senior Captain (Boys)
Rayden Koh Zhi Xian
Senior Vice-Captain (Boys)
Fang Yile, Tobias
Junior Captain (Boys)
Loong Ming Hui Sean
Junior Vice-Captain (Boys)
Megat Ilhan Danish Bin Muhammad Hakim
This year, as our team welcomed a new coach, Mr Aziz, we continued to instill in our boys a strong sense of discipline, determination, and perseverance.
Our school team participated in the National School Games, where our Junior Boys made us proud by achieving the second position in the classification round, earning achievement pins for their outstanding performance. The Senior Boys also displayed a resilient attitude against stronger opponents.
Fairfield is blessed with this group of committed and talented boys. May they continue to play this beautiful game in the years to come.
CCA TEACHERS
Overall CCA Teachers-in-Charge
Ms Jenny Ang
Ms Natasha Shamine P.
Teachers-in-charge
Ms Amanda Choo
Mrs Goh Wan Peng
Mdm Sandra Hou
Mdm Shanie Wu Lin Ying
Mrs Sing-Ling Ping
Mrs Ng Wui Joo
CCA LEADERS
Senior Captain (Boys)
Chan Sing Yu, Dylan
Senior Captain (Girls)
Sara Hiap
Junior Captain (Boys)
Daniyal Arshad Bin Ahmad
Junior Captain (Girls)
Rachel Chia Rui Min
Junior Vice-Captain (Girls)
Quinn Aw
Volleyball
2023 is a memorable year for our team, with both our Senior and Junior Boys and Girls teams qualifying for the National School Games tiered rounds. Throughout the competition season, our players demonstrated resilience and teamwork, putting in dedicated effort during practices and giving their best on the court. This experience has made our players more receptive to feedback from the coaches and teachers, enabling them to recover from setbacks. The players learned to work through disappointments and forged stronger ties with each other.
Chinese Dance
CCA TEACHERS
Overall CCA Teachers-in-Charge
Ms Chiu Kit Ying
Ms Liew Yi Shing
Teachers-in-charge
Mdm Shanie Wu Lin Ying
CCA LEADERS
Chairperson
Lee Ying Rong
Vice-Chairperson
Thien Leann Deborah
Chinese Dance CCA is a vibrant platform that allows students to immerse themselves in the rich traditions of Chinese dance. With a focus on both carnival and school performances, our CCA offers a unique opportunity for students to develop their dance skills, promote Chinese culture, and build lasting friendships.
These performances showcase the beauty, grace, and precision of Chinese dance while incorporating modern elements to cater to diverse audiences. Another notable aspect is participating in school events, providing opportunities for our students to share their passion for Chinese culture with their fellow schoolmates.
Through their dedication, our Chinese dancers inspire others to embrace cultural diversity and foster an inclusive community.
Choir
CCA TEACHERS
Overall CCA Teachers-in-Charge
Mrs Janet Heng
Mr On Tai Jim
Teachers-in-charge
Mrs Tan Wee Ling
Ms Tan Yee Won
Mrs Yaw Siok Ching
CCA LEADERS
Chairperson
Naomi Tie
Vice-Chairperson
Tan Yi Lin, Rophi
Section Leader
Jonas Ong Ying Tian
Assistant Section Leader
Keegan Lim Jun Yi
Assistant Section Leader
Olivia Oei Enya
Assistant Section Leader
Mia Li
P4 Level Leader
Chua En Qi Micah
P4 Level Leader
Ng Yong En, Faith
FMS(P) Choir had a wonderful and enriching experience in 2023. We hosted a choir exchange event at our Performing Arts Studio, involving Senior Choir members and three other primary school choirs.
Both our Junior and Senior Choirs had the opportunity to perform together with FMS(S) Choir during the 135th Founder’s Day Service, strengthening the sense of community and tradition. Overall, these experiences contribute to the growth and development of the students in FMS(P) Choir and foster a lifelong appreciation for music and the performing arts.
Concert Band
CCA TEACHERS
Overall CCA Teachers-in-Charge
Mr Kenneth Ong
Mrs Serena Chan
Teachers-in-charge
Ms Geetha D/O Rajendran
Mr Kenneth Kueh
Mrs Lee Li Tang
Mrs Lee Siu Marn
Ms Melody Tan
Mdm Png Bee Hiong
Mr Sooraj Prabhodachandran
Ms Sun Ling
Ms Suria Bte Mohamed Shafiee
CCA LEADERS
Band Major
Sonya Yen
Assistant Band Major
Gideon Hong Yi
Section Leaders
Woodwind
Alison Tan Shi Xuan
Loh En Hui, Phoebe
Upper Brass
Edward Teo Yan Bin
Liu Fang Yi
Lower Brass
Kayley Tan Kai Ling
Seah Cheng En
Percussion
Clarissa Tan Zhi Xin
Jordan Kang Li Ren
The FMS(P) Concert Band embarked on an extraordinary musical journey, creating endearing memories for its members. A standout moment was their performance during the school assembly, where their dedication and talent shone for the entire school community.
Their musical journey extended beyond, culminating in a remarkable joint concert with the FMS(S) Band at the prestigious Singapore Conference Hall. This collaboration marked a significant milestone for both bands, captivating the audience with their melodious tunes. Students not only performed but also admired the mesmerising pieces presented by the FMS(S) Band as enthusiastic audience members, fueling their own musical aspirations. The concert, the first since 2016, highlighted the resilience, commitment, and teamwork of these young musicians.
Handbell Ensemble
CCA TEACHERS
Overall CCA Teachers-in-Charge
Mdm Ang Bee Chin
Mdm Chan Man Pui
CCA LEADERS
Chairperson
Ariel Chia Rui Qi
Vice-Chairperson
Chong Lecia
The Handbell CCA recently put on a mesmerising performance during the 135th Founder’s Day and at ‘Fairfield! The Musical’. The talented group of students showcased their musical skills, entertaining the audience with melodious tunes. The handbell performances emphasised the importance of teamwork and discipline. During these two performances, each ringer played their notes with precision, ensuring that every note was perfectly timed and in sync with their fellow performers.
Visual Arts Club
CCA TEACHERS
Overall CCA Teachers-in-Charge
Mdm Ching Yuk Ling
Ms Regina Tay
Teachers-in-Charge
Ms Nurul Amilia Bte Roshamil
Mr Wong Yek Yue
CCA LEADERS
Chairperson
Koh Xiuwen Maris
Vice-Chairperson
Png Yu Xin, Akemi
In 2023, our Visual Arts Club was recognised in two out of three categories in the Singapore Youth Festival 2023 Art Exhibition. Artworks from both Category A (Primary 1 and 2) and Category C (Primary 5 and 6) were selected and showcased in the nationwide Singapore Youth Festival 2023 Art Exhibition at the Stamford Arts Centre. Our Category C ceramic artwork, titled ‘Hide and Seek,’ received a Certificate of Recognition (Special Mention), and three of our CCA representatives were given the opportunity to present the group’s ideas and visions to the Director-General of Education (DGE), Ms Liew Wei Li. The Category A collage artwork, titled ‘Life by the River 2023,’ is one of the 20 selected artworks to be featured and displayed in the lobby of MOE Headquarters (Buona Vista).
Boys’ Brigade
CCA TEACHERS
Overall CCA Teachers-in-Charge
Ms Arvie Guaring
Mr Raymond Chan
Teachers-in-Charge
Ms Chua Huiman
Mdm Cindy Wong
Ms Mavis Yeo
Mr Teh Jing Hurng
CCA LEADERS
Chief Leading Boy
Ng Kai Sheng, Brendan
Assistant Chief Leading Boys
Nathanial Goh Wei En
Joshua Loy
Leading Boys
Caleb Ang Yi-Shyan
Lau Kai Sheng Caden
Cayden Zhu Xingcheng
Choy Jie Hao Josiah
Assistant Leading Boys
Lim Jing En Brayden
Alexander Lee
Lee Tian Zheng Zachariah
Tan Ding Wen Justin
33J Boys’ Brigade adopts the modular programme system, exposing our Boys to areas of aesthetics, sports and character development.
Supported by 13 Officers and over 40 Seniors, our calling this season is to partner with parents to mould our 73 Boys into Leaders with Character and Servants with Compassion. We are honoured to have placed second nationally for Character Quest and seventh nationally for Adventure Quest. We believe in empowering our Boys to think of themselves as HEROES who dare to stand up for what they believe in.
We give thanks for God’s continued blessings!
Girls’ Brigade
CCA TEACHERS
Overall CCA Teachers-in-Charge
Mrs Angeline Lim-Chow Lye Ngor
Ms Cheryl Wong
Teachers-in-Charge
Ms Claire Ling
Mrs Gwendolene Martin
Mrs Joy Au
Ms Wang Shuai
CCA LEADERS
P6 Junior Leaders
Kerine Kwok Wai Mun
Isabella Low Calaunan
Eng Kai Xin, Melia
Gabriella Davita Duke
Koh Xin Rui Andrea
Noelle Quek Nuo En
Alison Lim Rui Han
Athena Tan Ying Xi
P5 Junior Leaders
Chua Xuan En Esther
Low Ning Hyun Raeann
Soh Yoke Hwee, Rena
Emmanuelle Lim Yue Ting
Lorraine Ong Xinyue
Isabelle Lim En Ning
Ng Jing Ting Faith
The Girls’ Brigade Singapore 3rd (P) Company is dedicated to nurturing the potential of our young girls by providing them with the tools, confidence and skills to become capable leaders. We accomplish this mission through our comprehensive Junior STAR Programme, designed to foster growth in their spiritual, physical, educational, and social dimensions. Our weekly gatherings encompass a range of activities, such as worship and devotion, footdrill, badgework, and enjoyable outings and camps.
In addition to our regular activities, we actively participate in GBHQ events, including GB Friendship Day, GB FortNight, Junior Leadership Training Camp, and the exhilarating Fast Food & Fuzz Camp. In 2023, we proudly earned the Silver Award (for the assessment year of 2022) and secured the Silver Award in the GB National Music Drill Competition. All these achievements are a testament to our commitment to excellence, and we attribute our success to the divine. To God be the Glory!
Red Cross
CCA TEACHERS
Overall CCA Teachers-in-Charge
Ms Pang Xin
Ms Sun Xue
CCA LEADERS
Chairperson
Charlotte Ching Rui Ting
The Red Cross Youth (RCY) is an exemplary organisation dedicated to promoting humanitarian values, volunteerism and community service among young individuals. Our commitment to excellence has recently been recognized with the Gold Award (EUA) for three consecutive years. One of the key pillars of the RCY’s success is our active participation in various competitions and activities organised by Red Cross Headquarters. These events not only provided an opportunity for members to showcase their skills but also fostered camaraderie and a sense of purpose. We also organised a variety of exciting activities for our members, such as visits to the Blood Bank and the Yakult factory.
CCA Modules
CCA TEACHERS
Overall CCA Teachers-in-Charge
Mr Abdul Hadi Bin Bakar
Mr Md Khairuddin Bin Sahlan
Teachers-in-Charge
Mdm Esther Thon Sian Fei
Mrs Goh Xinyi
Mrs Iris Tan
Mdm Kamariah Binte Abd Rahim
Mrs Kavitha Deen
Ms Nga Lee Choon
Mrs Ong Geok Cheng
Ms Toh Hui Hwang
The CCA Modules offer an enriching educational experience for Primary 3 to Primary 6 students. Activities cover a diverse range of options, aligned with the LEAPS framework: Enrichment, Physical, Aesthetics, Leadership, and Service Learning domains.
In 2023, Primary 3 and 6 students engaged in sports like Badminton, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Kinball, and Tchoukball, fostering teamwork and fitness. Primary 4 students delved into Virtual Reality, Robotics, and Drones to ignite their STEM passion. Primary 5 students explored Songwriting, iPad Band, and World and Ethnic Percussion for creative expression.
These modules empower young learners to discover their true potential, creating a holistic educational experience.
CCA Modules
STEM Club
CCA TEACHERS
Overall CCA Teacher-in-Charge
Mrs Grace Wee
Teacher-in-Charge
Mrs Jessica Loh
CCA LEADERS
Chairperson
Lim En Yi, Aubrey
Vice-Chairperson
Poh Chi En Isaac
In 2023, STEM Club members actively participated in the ‘Oh!It’sFairfield!’ carnival by organising a 3D pen design stall, where they shared the skills learned during their CCA with interested participants. Additionally, they had the honour of hosting VIPs in the newly minted Makerspace, introducing them to the various exciting programs conducted in the Makerspace and PAL programme. STEM Club members showcased their creativity by designing their own fidget spinners using Tinkercad and subsequently 3D-printing their unique creations. Furthermore, they explored various programming applications such as Thunkable, Scratch, and Microbits. Members also demonstrated their skills by designing and creating their very own mobile phone applications, online games, and mini robots.
Christian Fellowship (CF)
CHRISTIAN MINISTRY STAFF
One of the highlights in 2023 was the inaugural one-day holiday programme held on 30 May in school. A total of 50 children, comprising our CF students, our Praise teams, and their siblings, attended the programme. The theme was ‘Our Identity in Christ,’ and the speaker Ms Mary-Anne Lim shared her personal testimony. She also led the children in craftwork as a way of affirming and remembering their worth in Christ. Following that, Ms Amanda facilitated the outdoor bubbleplay session, where the children had a fun time creating bubbles of different sizes and shapes.
Thanks be to God for the wonderful and memorable experience for the children.
Mrs Joyce Seet
Mdm Lim Yen Peng
FMS(S) Co-Curricular Activities
Student Council
2023 TEACHERS
Mr Li Weihan Joel (Advisor)
Mr Dannish Kurniago (IC)
Ms Uma Devi D/O Muthamilan
Ms Chan Xin Hui Charmaine
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
Head Councillor
Liew Huien Jolene, S3-E
Deputy Head Councillor / Secretary
Isabelle Ong Ruo Ying, S3-C
Connect Department Head
Eythan Kow Ying Jie, S3-E
Social Department Head
Teo Wen Jing, Chloe (Zhang Wenjing), S3-A
Personnel Department Head
Loo Wei En, Shaun, S3-D Members
Low Chetwynn (Liu Jieyong), S3-E
Grace Foo Cui Juan, S3-E
Shaan Naresh Anand, S3-E
Andrea Kate Ralls Luo Enqi, S3-A
Cheong Hui, Charlize, S3-C
Chloe Grace Yeap, S3-A
Evangeline Lee En Xuan, S3-D
Loke Chai Fung, Radon (Lu Qifeng), S2-G
Wong Man Ning (Wang Manning), S3-G
Chin Jie Ren Jayden, S3-E
Tan Yi Wei Jireh, S3-E
Our Student Councillors initiate programmes aimed at cultivating a sense of belonging, fostering school pride, and enhancing leadership capabilities among Fairsians. As part of a student-led initiative, the Student Council takes charge of morning assembly sessions, leads the selection of Probational Student Leaders and plans various school events. One such highlight was the Teachers’ Day Celebrations, where much time and effort were invested in conceptualising and executing a diverse range of meaningful and entertaining activities. The meticulous and proactive approach demonstrated by our student councillors in event planning, coupled with their effective communication skills and collaborative teamwork, played a pivotal role in successfully fostering a sense of community and school pride.
Community Student Leaders
2023 TEACHERS
Mr Chua Chong Yuan Alvin (IC)
Ms Lee Xiao-En Tabitha
Mr Tan Aik Hwee Alester (Advisor)
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
Head CSL
Law Mei Ting (Liu Meiting), S3-E
Deputy Head CSL /Secretary
Long Xinning Claire, S3-A
Environment Department Head
Alif Dylan Lee Bin Ashar Sichor, S3-G
Service Department Head
Rachel Low Si En, S3-E
Members
Yap Jun Jie Joseph, S3-A
Tricia Lee Yi Huan, S3-C
Chin En Qi Chloe, S3-D
Daniel Choo Jun Kang, S3-H
The Community Student Leaders (CSLs) started a few meaningful partnerships in 2023 that we hope to continue in the future. Notably, we have established new collaborations with organisations such as It’s Raining Raincoats and FaithActs. Through our partnership with FaithActs, we were able to engage young students from their after-school care centre during homework sessions and Science enrichment activities. In 2023, the CSLs were also able to plan the Student Leaders’ Investiture, providing them with a valuable opportunity to put their organisational skills into practice. Lastly, we actively participated once again in the One Million Trees Challenge by NParks, with 40 Fairsians coming together to plant 50 flowering shrubs along Dover Rise.
Peer Support Board
2023 TEACHERS
Ms Lim Chee Shan (OIC)
Mr Kua Khuan Tiong
Ms Wong Jia Xian
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
Head PSB
Soh Hui Xuan Lauren, S3-A
Assistant Head PSB
Delaine Tan Xinning, S3-A
Dept Head (Well-being)
Evangeline Ng Tse Suen, S3-B
Dept Head (Cohesion)
Swam Htet Win, S3-E
Members
Kuik Tze Yuan, S2-A
Sarah Tan En Qi, S2-A
Kwok Zhi Le Shannelle, S2-B
Pradyun Prabhu, S2-B
The Peer Support Board (PSB) aims to create an inclusive environment and a culture of care in Fairfield. We resumed our overnight Peer Support Camp where newly appointed Peer Support Leaders (PSLs) learnt about supporting their peers in areas of well-being and cohesion through purposeful games and activities facilitated by the PSB. Additionally, the PSB launched campaigns such as the Digital Detox Week and Peer Support Week to promote positive digital habits, enhance awareness of time management, and encourage Fairsians to be better friends. In August, the PSB facilitated the Fairfield Talkshow during a level assembly, where they shared about issues pertinent to different levels, such as managing expectations and focus, through interactive activities. In 2023, the PSLs in each class were also empowered to regularly share relevant well-being tips with their classmates, in addition to championing the annual Class of the Year Competition. Together with the PSLs, the PSB continued to spread the spirit of peer support and a caring culture throughout the school.
Boys’ Brigade
CCA Achievements 2023
Uniformed Groups
Boys’ Brigade 2023 Character Quest Competition
BB Blaze 2023
Boys’ Brigade Founder’s Award 2023
BB2023 Adventu:Reignite
Girls’ Brigade
The Girls' Brigade Singapore Company Award (Year of Assessment 2022)
Girls' Brigade Pioneer Brigader Brooch Award 2023
Honour Roll
Honour Roll
Award
Honour Roll
Brigader Brooch 2023 GB Drill Competition
NCC (Land)
Unit Recognition Award (Year of Assessment 2022)
NCC(Land) Outstanding Cadet Award 2023 Outstanding Cadet Award 2023 National Precision Drill Squad Competition 1st Place
NCC (Sea)
Unit Recognition Award (Year of Assessment 2022) Distinction
NCC Outstanding Cadet Award 2023 Outstanding Cadet Award
Bends & Hitches Challenge 2nd Place
Knowledge Competition 2023 4th Place
NCC (Sea) Competition 2023 2nd Place
ICEP (Hong Kong) Representation
Sea Proficiency
RSN-NCC Badge
Gold (13), Silver (13), Bronze (18)
RSN-NCC Badge
NCC Kayaking Competition 2023 - Boys (Doubles) 2nd Place
NCC Kayaking Competition 2023 - Boys (Singles) 2nd Place
NCC Kayaking Competition 2023 - Girls (Doubles) 2nd Place
NCC Kayaking Competition 2023 - Girls (Singles) 2nd Place
National Inter-Schools Dragon Boat Championship 2023 (Girls) 2nd Place
National Inter-Schools Dragon Boat Championship 2023 (Boys) 3rd Place
NCC (Sea) Sports Championship 2023 (District) 2nd Place
Red Cross Youth
Excellent Unit Award (Year of Assessment 2022)
Gold
Total Defence Gold (14), Silver (14), Bronze (12)
First Aid Competition 2023 (Senior)
Bronze Award
First Aid Competition 2023 (Junior) Silver Award
2023 Disaster Risk Reduction Championships (DM) Commendation
2023 Ambassadors of the Blood Competition (ABC) Bronze Award
First Aid (Gold Badge) Gold Award
Service Learning (Gold Badge) Gold Award
Red Cross Knowledge (Gold Badge) Gold Award
Disaster Management (Gold) Gold Award
Badminton
CCA Achievements 2023
Sports Groups
NSG South Zone Badminton Championships 2023 - 'B' Div Girls
NSG South Zone Badminton Championships 2023 - 'B' Div Boys
NSG South Zone Badminton Championships 2023 - 'C' Div Girls
NSG South Zone Badminton Championships 2023 - 'C' Div Boys
NSG National Badminton Championships 2023 - 'B' Div Girls
Alpha Academy Age Group Series Badminton Championships (U-15 Girls Doubles)
Basketball
NSG
NSG
NSG
Deloitte Pesta Sukan 2023 - 'B' Div Girls
Deloitte Pesta Sukan 2023 - 'C' Div Girls
National League Games U17
Netops Netball Carnival Nov 2023
Volleyball
NSG
NSG Volleyball Championships 2023 - 'B' Div Boys
NSG Volleyball Championships 2023 - 'B' Div Girls
NSG Volleyball Championships 2023 - 'C' Div Boys 3rd
NSG Volleyball Championships 2023 - 'C' Div Girls
Choir
CCA Achievements 2023
2023 SYF Arts Presentation
Performing Arts Groups
Certificate of Distinction
Choral Exchange at Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Representation
Choral Masterclass by Mr Andre van der Merwe Representation
Singapore Youth Festival Celebration - Festival Concert Representation
Founder's Day Thanksgiving Service Performance (School Performance) Representation
Fairfield! The Musical 2023
Dance
2023 SYF Dance Presentation
2023 Carnival Dance
Representation
Certificate of Distinction
Open House Showcase 2023 Representation
English Drama
SYF Arts Presentation 2023 Certificate of Distinction
Teachers' Day Video Recording
Guitar Ensemble
SYF Arts Presentation 2023
2023 Fairfield Carnival Performance
2023 National Day Performance 'Home'
Symphonic Band
SYF 2023 Arts Presentation
Certificate of Accomplishment
Certificate of Distinction
Oh!It’sFairfield! Carnival 2023 Representation
National Day Performance 2023 Representation
Teachers' Day Performance 2023 Representation
Junior Band Recital 2023
Representation
CCA Achievements 2023
Clubs and Societies
PacificLight Crea8 Sustainability Competition
Our Schools, Our Stories 2023 (Video)
Our Schools, Our Stories 2023 (Photo)
#ClickArt Photography Competition 2023
Photographers Mentorship Programme (Objectifs) - Exhibition and Mentorship
SYF Photo & Video Challenge
Boys’ Brigade
2023 TEACHERS
Mr Chua Chong Yuan Alvin (IC)
Ms Nio Qing Hui Brenda
Mdm Lily Cleaopatra D/O
Anthony PM
2023 CAPTAIN
Mr Lai Weijia Joel
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
Company Sergeant Major Goh Le Xuan Ivan, S3-A
Assistant Company Sergeant Major
Koh Kong Yee Roy, S3-G
Company Orderly Sergeants
Quag Yujie Isaac, S3-A
Yap Jun Jie Joseph, S3-A
Portfolio I/C (Admin)
Yong En Justyn, S3-B
Portfolio I/C (Community Development)
Reuven Tay Yi, S3-E
Portfolio I/C (Operations & Logistics)
Teo Jie Ming, S3-H Squad Leaders
Low Yu Zhe, S3-A
Timothy Lam Tian Yi, S3-A
Joel Samuel Gan Hong En, S3-B Ng Ian, S3-B
Lucas Gee Tze Yang, S3-D
Samuel Tan Hong Yan, S3-E
Tong Kin Onn Darren, S3-E
Isaac Simon, S3-G
Tan Zhan Yi Cadel, S3-H
In 2023, we commemorated our 40th anniversary, a milestone marked by a series of significant events. A notable highlight was the 40th anniversary dinner, held in February at PARKROYAL on Beach Road. This occasion provided our Boys with the opportunity to connect with alumni spanning four decades, fostering a sense of shared history and creating new memories. During the March Holidays, the Sec 3 Boys participated in a 2-day Kayaking Star 1 Course, while the Sec 1 and Sec 2 Boys underwent the same course during the June Holidays. Our participation in the National Competitions — Blaze in April and Character Quest in August — yielded outstanding results, with the Company achieving the Gold Honour Roll in both competitions. Undoubtedly, 2023 has been a memorable experience for everyone involved.
Girls’ Brigade
2023 TEACHERS
Mrs Terri Teo (IC)
Ms Wee Lay Kit Jasmine (2IC)
Ms Chan Xin Hui Charmaine
Mrs Rena Yeo
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
Head
Teo Wen Jing, Chloe (Zhang Wenjing), S3-A
Vice Head
Delaine Tan Xinning, S3-A
Devotion ICs
Soh Hui Xuan Lauren, S3-A
Annryl Tan, S3-B
Recreation ICs
Long Xinning Claire, S3-A
Kay Chuan Zhen Chloe, S3-G
Drill ICs
Wynstelle Olga Sutandar, S3-A
Reiko Quek Shi Hui, S3-G
Quarter Mistresses
Yong Qin Ni, S3-A
Lee Jing Yu, Cadence, S3-D
Admin IC
Hu Huijia, S3-E
Squad Leaders
Amelia Elizabeth Peter, S3-E
Lim Jing Qian, Megan, S3-A
Kurita Yuri, S3-G
Low Tze Jia, S3-C
Tanya Chan Yixiu, S3-E
Eden Low Yu En, S3-C
The 3rd (S) Company of the Girls’ Brigade Singapore (GBS) aims to develop our girls’ character and leadership skills and prepare them to make a positive difference in society. Some of our weekly activities include devotion (spiritual), drill (physical), badgework (educational) and recreation (social), which fulfills the four-fold programme of the Girls’ Brigade. In 2023, we achieved the Gold Award for the assessment year of 2022 and emerged victorious with the Gold Award in the National Drill Competition. Additionally, we participated in the annual GB ‘Friend in Deed’ project. Notably, six of our Fairsians were awarded the Pioneer Brigadier Brooch. To God be the Glory!
National Cadet Corps (Land)
2023 TEACHERS
Mr Tan Puok Yuee (Commanding Officer)
Mr Tan Chang Ci
Ms Lai Xin Yi Felicia
Ms Uma Devi D/O Muthamilan
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
Unit Sergeant Major
Chan Zi Nan Jaden, S3-E
Assistant Unit Sergeant Major
Koen Etienne Tan, S3-B
Assistant Unit Sergeant Major (internal)
Lim Yi Kai Robbie, S3-A
Platoon Sergeants
(Sec 1 Junior Cadets)
Jedrek Pow Jung Hung (Fu Junheng), S3-A
Wee Tun Hao (Huang Junhao), S3-D
Kivan Mehta, S3-H
Koh Joel, S3-G
Platoon Sergeants
(Sec 2 Senior Cadets)
Goh Jia Hui, S3-C
Tan Kay Choon, S3-E
Shaan Naresh Anand, S3-E
Joshua Tan, S3-A
Logistics I/C
Goderick Chia Yan Jun, S3-G
To deepen the appreciation of Singapore’s history among our cadets and encourage reflection on their roles in the nation’s military defence, the Secondary 3 Cadet Leaders planned and executed a Learning Journey to Fort Canning Park in Term 1 for the entire unit. Prior to the event, two site reconnaissances were conducted to identify suitable activity stations. The leaders also conducted a lesson for the juniors on the historical significance of Fort Canning, thereby facilitating a deeper understanding and appreciation of Singapore’s progress in her military defence journey.
On 3 March 2023, approximately 50 cadets embarked on the learning journey, engaging in trivia quizzes and immersive activities at different locations in the Park. After the learning journey, a reflection was conducted. In addition to providing participants with a heightened appreciation of Singapore’s history through a site visit, the Cadet Leaders gained insights into event planning processes, the importance of coordination among platoon mates, and the need for adaptability in the face of changing situations.
National Cadet Corps (Sea)
2023 TEACHERS
Mr Arif Bin Bakar (Commanding Officer)
Ms Lee Chiew Yi
Mr Wee Guoyuan
Mr Kho Eng Kiong Patrick (Semester 1)
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
Unit Sergeant Major
Ariel Chan Rui-En, S3-E
Assistant Unit Sergeant Major
Leong Jia Hao Cayden, S3-E
Platoon Sergeants
Shermaine Chuah Yu-En, S3-B
Zacharias Chia Kai Sheng, S3-E
Physical Training Instructors
Lay Jun Chen, Bryant, S3-A
Choo Jing Qi, Megan, S3-E
Quartermaster
Seth Soh Xi Yang, S3-G
As life gradually returns to normalcy post-pandemic, our NCC (Sea) cadets seized the opportunity to reignite their passion for adventure and excellence. The resumption of our cherished NCC HQ activities, including the exhilarating SAR 21 live-shoot, and HQ camps such as Camp FORGE and Camp STEEL, marks a pivotal moment for our unit. The reinstatement of water training, encompassing activities such as Dragonboating and Kayaking, has rekindled the cadets’ love and appreciation for the CCA. Despite facing challenges, our NCC (Sea) cadets demonstrated unwavering dedication to fostering character and teamwork.
Red Cross Youth
2023 TEACHERS
Mr Poh Jing Ping Jon (IC)
Ms Shamsiah Bte Zainalabidin
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
President
Claressa Ng Yu En, S3-B
Vice-President
Wang Lizhen, S3-D
EXCO Members
Lim Kyn June, S3-C
Joshua Quak Jun Heng, S3-E
Neo Xi Wen Ashley, S3-A
Yuen Kar Yern Sophia, S3-E
The Red Cross Youth had the privilege of participating in the annual First Aid Competition and conducting its yearly Leadership Training Camp. Held in mid-January, the 2023 First Aid Competition marked a significant milestone for all our cadets. Divided into three teams, the cadets underwent a rigorous training programme to refine their first aid and disaster management skills, fostering numerous friendships and bonds. The unit looks forward to participating in the 2024 First Aid Competition to improve its results and further strengthen the cadets’ bonds. The Leadership Training Camp, equally memorable, provided the Secondary 3 cadets with the opportunity to advance their leadership skills within the unit. Rising to the challenge, they engaged in additional training sessions and independently planned their own camps, honing their management skills in the process. Despite encountering setbacks, the camp served as a platform for the cadets to develop greater resilience. In the end, all cadets agreed that the Leadership Training Camp was an unforgettable experience which they will hold dear to their hearts.
Choir
2023 TEACHERS
Mdm Wong Bei Shi (IC)
Mr Kua Khuan Tiong (2IC)
Ms Wong Jia Xian
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS (ADMIN)
Chairperson
Ng Jun Yi Nathaniel, S3-A
Vice-Chairperson (Admin)
Tan Yi Wei, Jireh, S3-E
Vice-Chairperson (Logistics)
Ian Goh, S3-E
Publicity & Media IC
Choo Tseng Ahn, S3-A
Assistant Publicity & Media IC
Daniel Choo Jun Kang, S3-H
Quartermaster
Luis Macher Lim, S3-A
Assistant Quartermasters
Jayden Lim Kai Jie, S3-B
Heng Wen Le, Edrik, S2-G
Head Librarian
Cheah Zhi Ying Shermine, S3-C
Assistant Head Librarian
Khoo Sze Min Ericia (Qiu Simin), S3-C
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS (MUSIC)
Student Conductor
Chin Jie Ren Jayden, S3-E
Assistant Student Conductors
Kimberly Lau En Xue, S2-C
Kyler Lam, S2-A
Soprano Section Leader
Genieve Kong Jit Leng (Kuang Zhening), S3-E
Soprano Assistant Section Leader
Narumi Ong Cheng Mei, S3-A
Alto Section Leader
Chew Zhi Yan, Clarice (Zhou Zhiyan), S3-C
Alto Assistant Section Leader
Tan Yi Wei, Jireh, S3-E
Tenor Section Leader
Ng Jun Yi Nathaniel, S3-A
Tenor Assistant Section Leader
Quek Xin Jie Mathias Pierre, S3-B
Bass Section Leader
Chin Jie Ren Jayden, S3-E
Bass Assistant Section Leader
Kyler Lam, S2-A
We did it! The highlight of Fairfield Choir in 2023 was undoubtedly our distinguished performance at the Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation, an achievement that speaks volumes about our dedication and resilience. This milestone not only showcased our musical prowess but also underscored our unwavering commitment to the art of choral singing. Throughout the year, choir members diligently honed their skills and cultivated a profound sense of camaraderie, which were reflected in our stellar performances, both within the school and on public stages. Every note we sang was delivered with humility, and our relentless pursuit of excellence remained steadfast. We are truly honoured to have been invited to perform at the festival concert. It is a testament to the hard work and resilience that have defined our choir in 2023.
Dance
2023 TEACHERS
Ms Liong Hui Min (IC)
Mdm Foo Choon Huay Serena (Semester 1)
Ms Tan Li Ling Olivia (Semester 2)
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
President
Natalie Wong Shuwen, S3-D
Vice-President
Anya Ang Xuan Ning, S2-A
Secretary
Cheung Si Rui, Jaymee, S3-D
Logistics Leader
Lum En Rui, D’andrea, S3-D
Assistant Logistics Leader
Katie Tan, S2-C
Welfare Leader
Sharvini D/O M Morali, S3-A
Assistant Welfare Leader
Tin Yu Xuan, S3-D
In 2023, Fairfield Dance distinguished itself in the realm of dance and performance, achieving the Certificate of Distinction at the Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation. This notable success is a testament to the dedication of our talented dancers, who showcased their prowess on the national platform. Beyond captivating performances at significant events such as the 135 th Oh!It’sFairfield! Carnival, National Day Celebrations, and Teachers’ Day Celebrations, Fairfield Dance displayed versatility in the Fairfield Musical at Victoria Theatre. This opportunity enabled them to seamlessly integrate dance with theatre, resulting in an unforgettable performance. These achievements underscore the dancers’ commitment to excellence, leaving an enduring impact on Fairfield’s art scene and serving as an inspiration to both members and audiences alike.
English Drama
2023 TEACHERS
Ms Yen Ding Yi (IC)
Ms Lee Xiao-En Tabitha
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
President
Kwok Wai Yin, Hazel (Guo Huiyan), S3-E
Vice-President
Kee Sheng Feng, S3-G
Artistic Leader
Anushkka Anand, S3-D
Secretary
Xanna Ong Swee Theng (Wang Ruiting), S3-E
Publicity
Tsia Han Xiang, Damaris, S3-A
Michelle Wong Mi Xue, S3-E
Welfare & Logistics
Ong Ming Xiang Asher, S3-H
Chua Ke Ning Kerin, S3-D
Fairfield English Drama had the privilege of undertaking two significant productions in 2023. In April, we presented our Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) showcase, titled ‘BrainGain’. This self-devised piece, inspired by ‘Brainstorm’, aimed to raise awareness about the development of the teenage brain and its impact on teenagers’ behaviour. Our members were deeply committed to the message of this play, and the Certificate of Distinction awarded to us was a testament to our dedication to the production. To commemorate Fairfield’s 135th birthday in 2023, ‘Fairfield! The Musical’ was produced. Some of our members had the opportunity to participate in this joint production with Fairfield Methodist School (Primary) and collaborate with industry professionals like Dwayne Lau and Elaine Chan. Featuring original music and songs, the musical chronicled the history of Fairfield and celebrated its illustrious legacy.
Guitar Ensemble
2023 TEACHERS
Mr Loke Liang En Joel (IC)
Ms Zhang Lu
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
President
Rachel Low Si En, S3-E
Vice-President
Cheryl Chee, S3-C
Secretary
Chloez Foo Jie Min, S3-G
Student Conductor
Jenevieve Loh, S3-C
Logistics IC
Lye Jaz Rea, S3-D
Sectional Leaders
Clarissa Koh Jia Xuan (Guo Jiaxuan), S3-A
Cayley En Hui Keasberry, S3-G
Welfare and Media IC
Chhia Le Yi, Chloe, S3-B
The year 2023 brought forth numerous highlights for the Fairfield Guitar Ensemble. The ensemble received the Certificate of Accomplishment for their performance of ‘La Paloma’ and ‘Aria’ (‘Ch’alla Colpa Fa’ Tragitto’) at the Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation. Additionally, the ensemble showcased their musical talents in various school events, including the Oh!It’sFairfield! Carnival, National Day Celebrations, and Fairfield Open House.
Symphonic Band
2023 TEACHERS
Ms Lim Chee Shan (IC)
Mr James Quek Chin Wee
Ms Tan Yi Qian
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
Band Major
Liew Huien Jolene, S3-E
Drum Major
Alif Dylan Lee Bin Ashar Sichor, S3-G
Student Conductors
Reid Matthew Jette, S3-A
Magnus Goh, S3-B
Secretary
Law Mei Ting, S3-E
Quartermaster
Dylan Lim Yong Ming, S3-G
Assistant Quartermaster
Thay Eu En, S3-C
Quartermaster Team
Wee Yue Qi, Rebekah, S2-C
Librarian + Uniform IC
Lee Ding Xun, S3-H
Assistant Librarian + Uniform
Alyssa Chin Sze Ning, S2-D
SECTIONAL LEADERS
Woodwinds
Jonathan Yap Yi Hong, S3-A
Reid Matthew Jette, S3-A
Brass
Magnus Goh, S3-B
Alif Dylan Bin Ashar Sichor, S3-G
Percussion
Lim Xue Jing, S3-G
Troy Alexzander Hogan, S3-G
The Fairfield Symphonic Band (FSB) commenced 2023 with two Band Exchanges, collaborating with budding musicians from other secondary schools to glean insights from peers and prepare for the Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation. The dedicated efforts and continuous practices of our members paid off when we achieved the Certificate of Distinction in April. Further refining their musicianship, the band members contributed to the cultural enrichment of the Fairfield Community through a series of school performances, including the the Oh!It’sFairfield! Carnival, National Day Celebrations, and Teachers’ Day Celebrations. In keeping with tradition, our Secondary One members completed their inaugural performance in the Junior Band Recital on 25 August 2023. The evening resonated with gratitude and warmth as we witnessed many parents beaming with pride. FSB concluded 2023 with the annual concert titled ‘Symphonica’ at the Singapore Conference Hall on 11 November 2023. Performing in front of a huge crowd of 600, we extended an invitation to our juniors from Fairfield Methodist School (Primary) to perform as our guest band. The collaboration was immensely enjoyable as we embraced the opportunity to mentor our juniors. We look forward to many more meaningful experiences in 2024!
Badminton
2023 TEACHERS
Ms Thio Lay Hong (Girls IC)
Mrs Jean Ho (Boys IC)
Mdm Yee Suet Fong Dawn
Ms Chen Minhua
Ms Tan Zhen Yi Jenny 2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
B Division Girls
Captain
Hannah Chin Kai En (Chen Kai’en), S3-G
Vice-Captain
Anastazia Chia Han Yu, S3-B EXCO Members
Evangeline Lee En Xuan, S3-D
Edna Ecilia Tan Lin, S3-D
Rebecca Lam Tian En, S3-A
C Division Girls
Captain
Gillian Ong, S2-C
Vice-Captain
Sarah Ong Shi Qi, S2-D EXCO Members
Teo Min Choo, S2-C
Tay Jing Yan Chloe, S2-G
B Division Boys
Captain
Loke Chai Fung, Radon (Lu Qifeng), S2-G
Vice-Captain (Admin)
Chan Yoei Foong, Caius, S3-B
C Division Boys
Captain
Nathan Wong, S2-E
Vice-Captain
Johannes Goh, S2-A
2023 was a memorable year for the Badminton ‘B’ Division girls, who successfully retained their Third Position in the National School Games (NSG) (Zonal). The girls’ team also welcomed 10 Secondary One Girls into the CCA. Through participating in the NSG, engaging in friendly matches with schools such as New Town Secondary, Edgefield Secondary, and Chiayi County Jhuci Senior High School (Taiwan), and concluding the year with a camp, our girls gained new insights and experience in the CCA. Furthermore, 2023 marked the return of Fairfield boys to the NSG Championship. The boys trained hard and put up a valiant effort in the South Zone matches. The training sessions and termly bonding activities played a pivotal role in fostering unity among the boys. With a cohesive team spirit, the boys are looking forward to a more eventful 2024.
Basketball
2023 TEACHERS
Mr Chew Kwai Hoong Gary (IC)
Mr Woo Chee Keong Alex
Mr Lee Yong Seng Peter
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
B Division Boys
Captain
Eythan Kow Ying Jie, S3-E
Vice-Captain 1
Hioe Jie Jeremiah, S3-C
Vice-Captain 2
Nathan Chow Ke Xuan (Zhao Kexuan), S3-C
Logistics IC
Wong Kai Zhe, Javier, S3-C
C Division Boys
Captain
Lim Jing Yan, S2-D
Vice-Captain 1
Nigel Lim, S2-D
Vice-Captain 2
Lee Yi Jie, Zach, S2-D
One memorable experience for the Fairfield Basketball team in 2023 was participating in the South Zone Basketball Finals. Following months of rigorous training sessions and tremendous dedication, the Basketball ‘B’ and ‘C’ Division teams, by the grace of God, successfully advanced to the finals. The players showcased their utmost efforts on the court, captivating a lively audience in an electrifying atmosphere. Through this experience, we learnt the importance of teamwork. Even those who were off the court contributed to the team’s success. Furthermore, we developed our family tree system, where each senior was paired with a junior. This not only created a more nurturing environment within the CCA, but also facilitated the development of stronger bonds across different levels. As a result, many seniors who graduated from Fairfield Secondary still willingly return on a regular basis to engage with their juniors by participating in basketball activities together and offering encouragement. This warm family spirit has undoubtedly made this CCA what it is today.
Netball
2023 TEACHERS
Mdm Lee Shu Pei (IC)
Mdm Tan Sor Tin
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
B Division Girls
Captain
Chloe Grace Yeap, S3-A
Vice-Captains
Chin En Qi Chloe, S3-D
Lee Rae-En, Amelia, S3-E
Logistics IC
Cara Lim (Lin Li’en), S3-B
C Division Girls
Captain
Lim Ying En Alethea, S2-D
Vice-Captains
Sarah Goh En Tung (Wu Entong), S2-C
Chua Chin Ee Tricia, S2-A
Logistics 2IC
Sophie-Kate Tan Wen Xin, S2-B
Sec 1 Level IC
Erica Ng Xin Ying, S1-D
The year 2023 was marked by hard-fought battles, modest achievements, and valuable lessons for our netball team. In addition to our participation in the National School Games, we took part in Deloitte Pesta Sukan 2023 and organised friendly matches with other schools to provide our netballers with opportunities to hone their skills and enhance their competitive play. Facing formidable opponents and dealing with injuries, our players often found themselves as underdogs, grappling with moments of self-doubt. However, it is precisely in the face of adversity that our team discovered its inner strength and unwavering determination. The team’s ability to maintain unity, offer unwavering support to one another, and rebound from setbacks is nothing short of commendable. These qualities inspire us to celebrate the team’s successes and encourage them to reach for greater heights towards breakthrough performances as we continue to make our school proud.
2023 TEACHERS
Mr Lum Tuck Choi Jason (IC)
Mr Yap Hock Heng
Mdm Aminah Beevi D/O Rahim
Mr Ravi Shankar Kathergamathamby
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
B Division Boys
Captain
Koh Caden (Ke Kaijie), S3-B
PT ICs
Sarrvin Raj S/O Udhaya Kumar, S3-H
Malcolm Kan Shaoheng, S3-B
Events IC
Yeong Zong Yim, S3-H
Logistics IC
Lucas Chen-Lei Todd, S3-C
C Division Boys
Captain Nathan Leong Qi Rong, S2-A
Vice-Captain
Adam Fatris Bin Zuraimi, S2-G
PT IC
Wee Wei En Zachary, S2-G
Logistics ICs
Loukas Ng Bo Jun (Huang Bojun), S2-H
Gresham Singh Aujala, S2-H
Events IC
Tee Chee Wee, Jovan Lucius (Zheng Zhiwei), S2-A
Football
The Fairfield Football teams demonstrated remarkable resolve and resilience, showcasing their best abilities during the 2023 National School Games. The ‘B’ Division team qualified for League 3 and performed admirably, securing a commendable Second Place in the finals. Although the championship eluded us, the team won the hearts of all the supporters who watched the match. The ‘C’ Division team qualified for League 2 and progressed to the quarterfinals, facing the eventual champions at this stage. Despite the outcome, the boys exhibited considerable hard work and effort to improve their fitness and skills. Throughout the season, the boys experienced what it was like to play as a cohesive team, and there were many occasions when they dug deep to achieve a favourable result. This fuelled their passion and drive to train harder for one another.
Volleyball
2023 TEACHERS
Mr Liew Koon Ern William Isaac (OIC) (in charge of Boys)
Mdm Nina Lim (2IC) (in charge of Girls)
Ms He Ying
Mr Tan Zhiwei
Mdm Juliana Bte Jamil
Ms Shang Xiaomeng
Mr Ho Wee Yew Wilson (Semester 2)
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
B Division Boys
Captain
Gan Li Jie, S3-C
Vice-Captain 1
Lee Guan Wei, S3-G
Vice-Captain 2
Kyle Tan Junyan, S3-E
Media / Logistics / Events
Muhammad Sa’ad Bin M. Iqbaal, S3-B
C Division Boys
Captain
Chen Dehou, S2-C
Vice-Captain 1
Jeremy Wun Jia Wei, S2-B
Vice-Captain 2
Harvard Lee Hong Yi, S2-C
Media / Logistics / Events
Cheng Wing Hon, Brandon, S2-A
B Division Girls
Captain
Chrystel Lim Ting Hui, S3-D
Vice-Captain 1
Tan Ler Yan Reina, S3-A
Vice-Captain 2
Trinity Ruiting Bettens, S3-B
Media / Logistics / Events
Syaza Nuwairah Binte Adi, S3-G
C Division Girls
Captain Yuiko Kayo, S2-D
Vice-Captain 1
Tan Yi Xuan Faith, S2-A
Vice-Captain 2
Yung Sherine Joy Ocampo, S2-D
Media / Logistics / Events
Nadia Koh Rui En, S2-C
The Fairfield Volleyball Team started the season well by securing First Place in the South Zone National School Games for the ‘B’ Division Boys and Second Place for the ‘B’ Division Girls. The ‘B’ Boys also earned a Top 8 Position in the National Round. Meanwhile, the ‘C’ Division Boys clinched First Place in the South Zone National School Games and went on to achieve Third Place in the National Round. Additionally, the ‘C’ Division Girls achieved Fourth Place in the South Zone National School Games. Our Fairfield Volleyball team is committed to developing character and sporting excellence, persevering through setbacks, and working cohesively as a team to achieve the best possible results.
Journalism
2023 TEACHER
Mr Guo Enliang Joseph (IC)
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
President
Lee Rae-En Amelia, S3-E
Vice-President
Chin En Qi Chloe, S3-D
Secretary
Wynstelle Olga Sutandar, S3-A
Chief Editor
Delaine Tan Xinning, S3-A
Chief Photographer
Foo Ce Yi Abel, S3-E
In Journalism CCA, journalists are given the opportunity to write blurbs and articles on school events and achievements on the One Fairfield Facebook page, Ohit’sfairfield instagram page, In Tandem newsletters and the main feature of the Fairfield website. These are accompanied by the best photos depicting different facets of such occasions and accomplishments. These help to promote school pride and affect amongst all staff, students, parents, alumni and Board of Management. Everyone also gets to engage in fun activities and games like musical chairs, Pictionary, Kahoot and Blooket. These enable our journalists to experience the joy of learning the English Language while fostering stronger bonds. Do visit us on Thursday afternoon at ITR1 to find out more about Journalism CCA!
Media@Fairfield/PA/AVA Club
2023 TEACHERS
Ms Tham Xue Ping Desiree (IC)
Ms Samsiah Bte Mohamed Diah (2IC)
Mr Tan Aik Hwee Alester
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
President
Heidi Adonai Teo (Zhang Min), S3-B
Vice-President (Photography)
Chew Ee Khai, S3-D
Vice-President (Videography)
Khoo Le-Ern Matthew, S3-A
Photography Section Head (Assistant)
Sarah Chang Lee Ann, S3-G
Videography Section Head (Assistant)
Lim Yu Heng, S3-C
Welfare ICs
Foo Ce Yi, Abel, S3-E
Leong Wei Ern Vivianne, S3-A
Publicity ICs
Wu Anya, S3-A
Chua Zhenting Mindy, S3-A
Media@Fairfield is a CCA that aims to equip students with core skills in Media and Production. The CCA focuses on three main skill sets, namely photography, filmmaking, and public address production. Additionally, we provide students with the platform to archive and document various school events and run the audio production for main school events. Every year, our students get opportunities to participate in competitions and school showcases/ exhibitions. In 2023, our photographers won the Best Story for the Our Schools, Our Stories Photo Contest. Additionally, our video students secured First Place in the Crea8 Sustainability 2023 video competition. Other key events and competitions we participated in were the #Click Art Cluster showcase and the Singapore Youth Festival event production.
Robotics
2023 TEACHERS
Mdm Lim Chee Chin (IC)
Mr Kho Eng Kiong Patrick (Semester 2)
2023/2024 STUDENT EXCO MEMBERS
President
Ezra Ho Wei En, S3-B
Vice-President
Loo Wei En, Shaun, S3-D
Secretary
Zhang Letai, S3-E
Senior Section Head
Yin Nyein, S3-E
Junior Section Head
Clara Liew Wan Lin (Liao Wanlin), S2-E
Fairfield Robotics Club provides students with opportunities to pursue their interests and passions in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). It offers an excellent platform for the development of 21st-century skills, such as innovative and critical thinking, as well as effective communication and collaboration among members. Our members undergo training to deepen their understanding of the mechanics of robot design and movement, which strengthen their analytical and creative thinking skills. Additionally, members develop their logical thinking and refine their programming skills when they learn to design and programme robots using block-based programming to complete their assigned missions. Members who display talent in their skills have the opportunity to represent the school in the annual Innovation, Design, and Engineering (IDE) series in June and the National Robotics Competition (NRC) in September. In 2023, our Robotics Club performed well, with one team securing Fifth Position in the IDE series 2023 Drag Race, and seven teams entering the finals of NRC, with one team clinching First Place for the robot run.
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