Humanitas 2015

20

15

HUMANITAS

A Š om dv A u m anc gu un e st ic m 20 at en 16 io t ns an O d ffi ce

C

HUMANITAS A publication of gratitude for the donors and supporters of St Joseph’s Institution International

M is SJ sio II nS nt t er at na em tio e na nt, l

Enabling students, within a Lasallian community, to learn how to learn and to learn how to live, empowering them to become people of integrity and people for others.

we lco me

We welcome you – our donors, supporters, friends and colleagues – to this 2015 Annual Report on the fundraising activities undertaken by the Advancement and Communications Office and, more particularly, a report on the fruits of that fundraising.

We are blessed to have received gifts amounting to around $2.7 million in 2015 and we are immensely grateful for all the donations and support, particularly that shown for our fundraising Gala Dinner, SINGALA; more than a quarter of the total for the year was raised at that wonderful event.

This report is also a celebration of the “giftees” – the beneficiaries of your generosity to the Scholarship Fund, the Scholars – their stories and aspirations.

As we approach the 10th anniversary of the school, we also celebrate another significant milestone – the awarding of 200 Scholarships and Bursaries since the school opened its doors in 2007.

We have contacted former scholars to find out how they are faring, what they have achieved since leaving SJI International, and what their futures might hold.

We hope that you enjoy the personal stories contained in this edition. We thank you and hope that it inspires you to continue to support the work of the school to ensure we have the resources to support oustanding students regardless of family economic needs.

Linette Tye Director, Advancement and Communications

6

Sources of Kindness

10

Purpose of Kindness

12 14 16 18

SINGALA Scholarship Awards Ceremony Reflections Plant a Tree, Support a Scholarship

The Impact of Support

22 26 28

Former Scholars: Where are they now?

32

Circles of Gratitude

38 46

Expressions

About the ACO

CONTENTS

Messages

6

MES SAG ES

Like so many people today, you are likely to have Google partners, airline partners, partners in the workforce, a partner for life, and maybe even partners-in-crime.

However a partnership is formed, it essentially means that we’re in this together.

That is the nature of your partnership with St Joseph’s Institution International. We’re in this together in the noble task of carrying out the Mission of our school, enabling each and every student to learn how to learn and live, during their schooling at SJI International, and for the rest of their lives.

It is with sincere admiration and a grateful heart that I acknowledge the many partners of SJI International.

On behalf of our students and staff, I want to assure you that your support not only matters, but that it makes a difference every day in the lives of hundreds of students who are blessed to be receiving an SJI education.

Ever since their arrival in Singapore in 1852, the De La Salle Brothers have been blessed by a partnership with parents and friends who share their commitment to provide a quality, holistic education to the young men, and more recently young women, entrusted to our care.

For nearly ten years now, we have been able to extend this life-changing opportunity to some of the finest young people in Singapore and the region, who, without the generosity of partners like you, would never have access to an SJI International education.

Your generosity to SJI International this year will truly make a difference in the lives of the students we are able to serve only because of your support. Thank you for partnering with us in this great work.

BROTHER LAWRENCE HUMPHREY, FSC Brother President St Joseph’s Institution International

“

However a partnership is formed, it essentially means that we’re in this together.

”

DEVELOPING PEOPLE FOR OTHERS MR KEVIN HANNAH Principal of the Elementary School St Joseph’s Institution International

As a school founded on the Lasallian Core Principles, we are very conscious of, and dedicated to, building an inclusive community with concern for those less fortunate.

Through our Character Education Programme which is underpinned by the Virtues Project, we begin building these foundations from the moment children enter school. Children in our Prep 2 class, touched by the continuing impact of Typhoon Haiyan which affected many families in the Philippines, held a fundraiser and raised enough to buy a fishing boat for a family whose livelihood had been impacted. In honour and recognition of the effort of this class of young children, the new fibreglass fishing boat was named Prep2 RDa Truest Troopers and the children’s efforts culminated in a very deserving family regaining the capability to earn a livelihood.

Education is paramount to future success, and we continuously strive to provide our children with a very supportive learning environment where they can grow in a holistic manner.

However, not every child has the opportunity to gain even a basic education. Through our very

8 8

supportive community, we were able to raise $22,000 by hosting a Lap-a-thon. Our Student Council decided to donate the funds to the Lasallian Community Education Services in Sri Lanka who provide pre-school education in the slums of Colombo, so that less fortunate children can also enjoy an education.

The school’s Plant a Tree initiative also provides parents with the opportunity to contribute to the Senior School education of promising students from financially lessprivileged families, by the adoption, sponsorship or purchase of a tree, which is then planted in a special area of the Elementary School. The funds raised via this initiative contribute directly to the SJI International Scholarship Programme, and we look forward to the gradual planting of a grove of trees as a tangible sign of the Elementary School’s support of the Scholarship Programme.

We are striving to develop children who will become ‘people for others’ in line with our Mission statement and we look forward to continuing this work and working in partnership with the wider community.

GROWING OUR NETWORK OF SUPPORT MR BRADLEY ROBERTS Principal of the High School St Joseph’s Institution International

From its earliest days, SJI International has been very fortunate to have the support of a large group of benefactors. As we enter our tenth year, our school continues to grow, reaching a new record number of 1030 students, with just under 400 students in the IB Diploma Programme.

Our Advancement and Communications Office (ACO) seeks to further enhance the support and communication we provide to our network of alumni, parents and friends.

The ACO Team works to expand the network of SJI International supporters who can help us push forward with our mission as a top-tier Lasallian Catholic international school. The 2015 contributions towards the various development activities totalled $2,693,879; clearly showing the outstanding level of support SJI International receives.

The funds raised will provide scholarships to students who would not otherwise be able to take advantage of the high quality holistic education we offer here. From the outset, the SJI International community has benefited from the influence of talented young men and women from all parts of the region who have laid the

foundations of our distinctive ethos. Many of these early scholars have already graduated from prestigious institutions such as Oxford, Harvard and UBC or, closer to home, from NUS and SMU. In 2015 seven of our scholarship students scored 43 points or more in the IB Diploma (including one who obtained a perfect 45 points). Our 2015 Scholarship graduates have been offered places at Oxford, Cambridge, Stanford and many other outstanding universities.

Our Scholarship students are truly ambassadors of SJI International; proud representatives of SJI International around the world.

The focus of the SJI International Scholarship Programme is on bringing in students (both local and foreign) from homes where the SJI International educational experiences is completely unaffordable. Since the start of 2016, all contributions from donors are used only for merit-based but means-tested scholarships.

Our ambitious Scholarship Programme is only possible with your support. We look forward to continuing to make a real difference to the lives of our scholarship students—only possible with your continued support.

9 9

10

10

SOURCES OF KINDNESS

$1,371,650 Friends & Misc

$755,575 SINGALA

$520,399 Parents

Total Amount Raised in 2015: $2,693,879 $78,000* Board

*includes donations via SINGALA

$32,100 Alumni & Alumni Parents

$520

Students

$12,635 Staff

Total Amount Raised in 2014: $2,098,464 11

$1,148,419 Friends & Misc

$755,575 SINGALA

Total Amount Raised in 2015: $2,390,148

$439,899

$78,000*

Parents

Board

*includes donations via SINGALA

$32,100

$520

Alumni & Alumni Parents

Students

$12,635 Staff

Total Amount Raised in 2014: $1,752,237

Gifts to the Scholarship and Bursary Fund

PURPOSE OF KINDNESS

$223,231 Friends & Misc

Total Amount Raised in 2015: $303,731

$80,500 Parents

Total Amount Raised in 2014: $346,227

Gifts to the Building and Development Fund

SINGALA 14

Students, teachers, and High School and Elementary School parents and other guests were taken back in time to the 1930s at the inaugural SINGALA dinner on 9 June. The gala dinner, held at the Goodwood Park Hotel and generously sponsored by the Khoo Teck Puat Foundation, raised $719,075 for the SJI International Scholarship Fund.

The High School Jazz Band, led by Mrs Thorpe and Mr Fantom kicked off the night and were followed by Thai singing group, Fivera, who sang Prayer in the Night. The show of SJI International talent continued throughout the night as the Jazz Band continued to play, and singers Cateline Boillat from Grade 10 as well as Natasha Chang from Grade 12 each performed to great acclaim.

Scholars took centre stage as they performed an especially choreographed dance for the guests, while former and current scholars, Ian Chai and Jessa Alfajardo, reminded everyone why they were gathered at SINGALA and gave moving speeches on how their scholarships changed their lives.

Highlights of the entertainment on offer included the Elementary School teachers,

headlining as Elementary Undefined, and comprising Mr Grigson, Mr Gericke, Ms Main, Mr Vassbotn and Mr Bazzo, wowed the audience with their brilliant performance of Mack the Knife. High School Principal, Mr Bradley Roberts, sang Hello Dolly with gusto, both he and Elementary Undefined having raised over $5,000 each in pledges to perform on the night.

While the silent auction ran throughout the night, the live auction saw jaw-dropping bids for paintings of Brother Larry and Elementary School children, another of the High School, and one of Mr Lee Kuan Yew, all for the good cause of giving needy, deserving students an SJI International education. Even Brother Larry was auctioned off – for his cooking skills, and was subsequently personal chef to the lucky bidder.

Thanks to the Scholars, student helpers, teachers and staff who helped make SINGALA such a successful event and an especial thanks to parents, Ms Fiona Rankine, Ms Anthea Then and Ms Simone Yeo of the SINGALA organising committee, for their dedication and hard work in not just putting the event together, but ensuring that it was both spectacular and immensely enjoyable.

16

scholarship awards ceremony 2015

SJI International held its 2015 Scholarship Awards Ceremony in the Glass Hall on 29 January. It was a joyous occasion as 18 of our students received their scholarships. Scholarships were awarded to 12 local students and 6 international students.

Our Brother President, Brother Larry opened the event with a prayer and was followed by a speech by Mr Roberts which reflected on how much SJI International has achieved since its opening in 2007.

He also mentioned the phenomenal IB results that our 2014 batch achieved and especially mentioned Brian Theng, from the Class of 2012, who had recently received the Jardine Foundation Scholarship to read Classics at Oxford University.

Mr Edmund Tie, Executive Chairman of DTZ Debenham Tie Leung (SEA) Pte Ltd, philanthropist and also an SJI Old Boy, was our guest-of-honour. He gave a speech on the importance of the Lasallian virtues and how much influence they have had on him

in his charity work, which has led him to assist with the raising of $12 million for charities. He urged our scholars to remember the Lasallian core principles and to contribute back to society. Mr Tie then proceeded to the most formal part of the evening – when the students received their scholarships. Parents of the scholars who attended the events applauded loudly when their children were proudly in the limelight receiving their scholarships.

Students from the Student Advancement Board, assisted at the event, along with two Scholars as excellent MCs, while we also enjoyed excellent musical performances.

Our talented students Vivian Jin Zhewen performed on the guzhen, Nathaniel Hendrawan on the piano and two songs were sung by the band Ledi’s and Gentlemen; Ledy Manurung, Issac Tan and Nicholas Kong.

Thank you to all staff and students who helped with the smooth running of the event and big congratulations to all our scholars and their families.

18

REF LEC TIONS

The power of a thankful heart: Twelve of our current scholars reflect on what the scholarship means to them, what they have learned on their journey so far, and how they plan to give back to the world and their communities in the future.

“When I look at how far I have come, I realise I am really blessed to be able to study in SJI International and receive a holistic education. This opportunity has opened a brand new door for me and it fuels me to learn more until, one day, I can finally return back the favour to my parents, my schools and society.

Perhaps that’s the only way for me to completely show my gratitude.”

PHAM NHAT ANH

“Studying in SJI International has made me realise that there is always a greater calling in each of us. For me, I believe it would be to inspire other youth and be of service to the community.”

RICHIE SOLOMON

“I really enjoy coming to school as the people here are amazing and the acquisition of knowledge here is a fun journey and not a laborious task.”

JAXSEN CHEW

“SJI International encourages the values I learned while I was homeschooled - learn because you love learning.”

SOPHIA GOH

“My life has completely changed since the day I got the scholarship. Before that, I only thought about getting into a decent high school, then university, then a normal job and eventually settle down with a family in Vietnam.

Thanks to the scholarship, I can dream bigger and further.“ NGUYEN THIEN HUNG

“Thank you very, very much for this experience given to me, incomparable to anything in the world because it has given me my true voice and my true ability. It is in this very school that I have learned to be not a, but the Priscilla.”

PRISCILLA LAYARDA

“Although I entered from the local system and took an unconventional path coming to this school, I see now that coming to SJI International has forced me to grow in so many different ways. It has given me the ammunition to find my footing and purpose in life, and I am truly grateful to you for granting me this opportunity to learn and grow in this school.”

VICTORIA LIM SUE-WEI

“My scholarship has helped me take my first steps towards achieving my goals. I know that these are lofty dreams and I may not achieve all of them, but the scholarship has inspired me to believe that I can do anything!”

RYAN ONG

“SJI International is really beginning to shape me, in so many different ways, into the person that I have really wanted to be.”

DO HOANG NAM HIEU

“I am really grateful for the sponsorship; without it, I wouldn’t be exposed to many experiences which I have never dreamt of–and needless to say, be the person that I am today.”

ONG JU BOON

“I am obliged to you for your scholarship, which I wouldn’t find elsewhere. It was very kind of you to give this small girl a chance to pursue her dreams.”

CHAVISA CHAVANANONT

“I didn’t expect to have this much fun and such a wonderful experience coming to this new environment. I am most grateful for the friends, and that SJI International doesn’t have boundaries separating grades. I am also a very big fan of the co-curricular activities available here: last term, I joined 6 CCAs and I enjoyed every second. Even though it made me slightly busy, it helped colour my week with joy and glee.”

NICHOLAS JONATHAN

22

PLANT A TREE, SUPPORT A SCHOLARSHIP

Elementary School students got their hands dirty at the inaugural Planta-Tree ceremony held at the Elementary School (ES) on 22 May 2015. The Plant-aTree campaign encourages ES parents to directly support the SJI International Scholarship Programme. Parents have the option of planting a tree, adopting a tree for a year, or sponsoring a branch of a tree.

All proceeds from the campaign go towards giving deserving students from financially-disadvantaged homes the opportunity to complete the International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme at SJI International on a Scholarship.

Those who supported the campaign included Class 1AMo, who chose to adopt a tree as a whole-class activity, as well as Mr Kenny Li and his wife Maggie, who planted trees in their daughters’ names. Anya Yap of Grade 4, whose father was also present to see the tree he adopted in her name, participated in the event along with three of her classmates. Another tree, which had its branches sponsored, was appropriately

named the Tree of Knowledge.

Br Larry opened the ceremony with a prayer, and then former scholar Brian Theng talked about how the scholarship he had received changed his life and helped mould him into the young man he is today. It was wonderful to hear how Brian subsequently received a full scholarship from the Jardine Foundation and is currently studying at Oxford University; a fine ambassador for SJI International and an excellent example of the success of the Scholarship Programme.

A poem written by Simone “Sisi” Ong from 1AMo was then read by her and her friend Chloe Page. Following that, the children from 1AMo as well as Mr and Mrs Li’s children and their friends, helped plant the trees.

It was a wonderful event for children, parents, teachers, Br Larry, Mr Hannah and the ACO team, and all for the excellent cause of giving deserving students from disadvantaged backgrounds a helping hand, and improving the environment at the same time – a real win-win!

Sisi’s Planting a Tree Poem Part 1: Planting a Tree We dig up the ground at rapid speed Then we put inside a tiny seed.

Slowly we water it and let it have sun Then it will grow into a small plant.

This tree will soon grow fully Into a lovely green leafed tree.

Part 2: Helping a Scholar We hope that by planting this tree We will have helped lots of people Learn and grow knowledge and wisdom Together with the tree.

Simone “Sisi” Ong Grade 1AMo 25

26

EXPRESSIONS: PHOTOGRAPH OF THE YEAR EXHIBITION AND AUCTION

Beautiful images, fine wine, and excellent cheese. What more could one ask for?

For the fourth consecutive year the Advancement and Communications Office held the Photograph of the Year Exhibition and Auction at the Glass Hall on 2 September.

However this is the first time it has been a whole school event with entries from both the Elementary School (ES) and High School (HS) and we were particularly delighted at the participation rate from the ES – about a third of the captivating images on display were from ES, with budding photographers from the age of 6 years and upwards submitting entries.

Out of a large and varied collection of nearly 100 stunning and creative photographs that captured this year’s theme – Expressions – 51 entries were selected for the exhibition and were displayed for silent auction. Nine photos were

chosen as category winners and were auctioned live by the amazing Mr Simeon Banks, raising almost $2,400 on the night – with all proceeds going to the Scholarship Fund.

Sunglasses1 by Clare Ong (7RPu) was also selected from the category winners as the Grand Prize Winner, while A Day Without Laughter is a Wasted Day2 by Kirsten Harvey was voted by those present as the People’s Choice Winner.

Both Clare and Kirsten walked away with a cash prize of $200 each.

We would like to congratulate all the winners and thank the judges, guests, sponsors and parents who made the success of the evening possible.

The event was ably supported by the Student Advancement Board who were also actively involved in the event’s publicity.

1

2

THE IMPACT OF SUPPORT

A Lifelong Gift Robert Andrew Martin Class of 2015 Recipient of a Chiang Siew Kay and Annual Giving Fund Scholarship

28

IB Score: 45

In 2009, my family moved back to Singapore, having spent the previous four years in Ho Chi Minh City. Finding the right school was difficult and we were running out of options, so we decided to visit a relatively new school, SJI International. While a little hesitant at first, they were willing to take a chance. It is moments like this when one can’t help but think “what would have happened if they had said no?” However, there is no point dwelling on such a hypothesis; what matters is that SJI International did decide to take a chance on this particular student.

If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.

- Isaac Newton

I can’t help but feel that my academic success is due to a set of ‘giants’ – my teachers. The first thing that stood out when I came to SJI International was that the teachers were willing to cater to the needs of the students. I have been immensely grateful to have some fantastic teachers whose words will no doubt remain imprinted on my mind for a long time to come. In particular I’d like to mention the mathematics department. I was always quick with numbers, but it was two great teachers who helped me develop a deep appreciation of the subject and I know now that I will not be content doing a job that doesn’t involve mathematics.

I have also been exposed to so many extra-curricular opportunities, such as tennis, Model United Nations, computer programming and music.

Also I feel most blessed to have been a part of the mathematics tutoring group where I really enjoyed being able to apply my strengths to help others; it was fantastic to feel like I was making a difference somewhere. I have also been fortunate to enjoy school trips which leave me wallowing in nostalgia whenever I look back. These are the moments, and friendships, that I hope will not be forgotten as I venture forth in life.

As I have been at SJI International for the entirety of my secondary education, one could say that I am a prime example of the ‘product’ of the system. However, I don’t feel that I have been ‘moulded’ into being a model student. Rather, I have been allowed to develop, to criticise, to think for myself; it’s hard to emphasise just how much of a gift that is. I have been accepted to study Natural Sciences at Cambridge, and, amidst rumours about how demanding the course is, I know that I couldn’t have asked for a better preparation.

The school had a lot of faith in me as a student and I was very fortunate to experience at firsthand the generosity of the Scholarship Programme, which always gave me an extra impetus to do my best.

NO REGRETS Amanda Cheang Class of 2015 Recipient of a Khoo Teck Puat Scholarship

Coming to SJI International was a totally unexpected and unplanned event of my life; but it is a decision which I will never ever regret. I had no idea that SJI International even existed, until I received an email regarding the scholarships. They sounded too good to be true, and so I decided to make a trip down to the school to find out what was being offered – and I never looked back. I was really awed and intrigued by the Lasallian core values upon which SJI International was founded, as well as its holistic approach to nurture every single student into people for others and leaders.

When people ask me what’s so good about SJI International and how is it different from a local government school I

tend to be lost for words as there are just too many good things to even mention. The school provides countless opportunities for its students to explore their interests and develop their strengths; if a student wants to, he/she is able to join even six extra-curricular activities! I made full use of all these opportunities to try out activities that interested me, but which I had not had the chance to do previously.

I was in yoga, archery, events photography, ukulele club, touch rugby, trampoline, and even soccer for a short period of time. The numerous opportunities offered taught me that unless you try, you never know.

The teachers are amazing as well and as they come from all over the world and from myriad backgrounds, they are experienced and passionate about the subjects they teach.

Most of them are multi-talented as well, teaching not only an academic subject but taking

extra-curricular activities. I am genuinely grateful to my teachers as they did not give up on me; instead they were motivational and kept encouraging me to push beyond my limits. I never ever thought I would achieve such outstanding results in the final IB Diploma examinations, and I have to thank my teachers for my success.

SJI International has many great aspects, but, to me, the greatest is the people. No matter how great a place or a system is, it will not work out well if it does not have good people. I will really miss my friends and teachers, as they were always there for me.

Completing the IB was not a smooth journey but they helped me to pull through it! Last but not least, I am extremely grateful to my scholarship sponsor, the Khoo Teck Puat Foundation, for sponsoring my two years of education at SJI International.

If not for the scholarship, I would never have been able to experience such a wonderful school programme and I would not have accomplished as much as I have so far.

Amanda plans to pursue a Wildlife Biology and Fisheries major at the University of Vermont.

IB Score: 44

IB Score: 44

Over the past two years I have been incredibly fortunate to be able to immerse myself in SJI International’s intellectually rigorous and supportive environment. I have learned valuable lessons and made unforgettable memories. My experience can be summed up in a few words: an exceptional journey of learning and selfdiscovery.

At SJI International, teachers emphasise learning for the love of learning, and their passion for their subjects spills over to their students. My teachers encouraged open discussions and, under their guidance, I found myself being coaxed out of my reserved shell and engaging more actively in learning, participating in intense debates about Literature and volunteering opinions in Biology, and I loved every moment of it. My academic passions intensified, and I also had the opportunity to explore many other new interests. I am grateful for the intellectual foundation that I have gained from my studies here, and I will undoubtedly draw on the knowledge and skills learned. But more importantly I value the spirit of learning and inquisitiveness that the school has instilled in me.

• I learned to lead, as the Secretary-Treasurer of the Student Advancement Board where I helped to organise

events to build school spirit; • I learned to serve, from helping out at the Old Age Home near school, to executing fund-raisers for children in a village school in Cambodia; • I learned to face challenges bravely and to push myself out of my comfort zone, as I challenged myself to participate in a MUN conference.

For me another significant thing about SJI International was its international community.

Having spent ten years in the local education system, it was an eye-opening experience to meet and befriend people from all parts of the world. I remember joining Key Club in my first semester and being completely taken aback during our first club session where people were talking in different languages at the same time and somehow were still able to carry out tasks.

Through interacting with such a diverse community, I gained

different perspectives and my world view was broadened, helping me to become a more globally aware individual.

All the learning I have had has enabled me to have greater faith in my own abilities and has given me the opportunity to pursue my dreams. For providing me with the means for all of this, I would like to express my sincerest thanks to the Khoo Teck Puat Foundation. I am deeply grateful for your support and am often inspired and motivated by the kindness of your gift. As this chapter of my life closes and I move to the next, I will strive to continue doing my best and to give back to my community and the world.

Alexus will study Liberal Arts at Colgate University.

Alexus Gian Class of 2015 Recipient of a Khoo Teck Puat Scholarship

AN EXCEPTIONAL JOURNEY

32

where are they now?

Since SJI International opened its doors in 2007, it has awarded almost 200 Scholarships. Of that number around 50 are still at school completing the IB Diploma, and many of the more recent cohorts have yet to embark on their university education. However, we thought it timely to look and see how our Scholars have fared since leaving school and to share updates on some whose education at SJI International was most generously sponsored – by you – our donors.

CLASS OF 2009

“

”

Graduated from Colgate University with a BA in Political Science and Psychology and currently pursuing a PhD in Political Science in the University of California, San Diego

IAN CHAI Graduated from Oxford University with a Law degree on a PSC OMS Scholarship; Currently State Counsel, International Affairs Division, AttorneyGeneral’s Chambers

ERNEST WANG Graduated from The Bartlett, University College London with a BSc in Architecture; Currently an intern at Olson Kundig Architects in Seattle

HILDA FOO Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from Singapore Management University; Currently a Legal Associate at Advance Law LLC

“

If not for the Scholarship, I would have lost out on the opportunity to receive a world class education at the school, and possibly not fully realise my true potential.

MINH TRINH DUC

”

MA in Statistics and BA in Government from Harvard University, on a Harvard Scholarship and now pursuing a PhD in Political Science at MIT

“

The culture at SJI International has service to others always as its focus and has spurred me to want to contribute more to society.

With physiotherapy, I am able to help make people’s lives better and more fulfilling.

I will always be thankful and indebted to both SJI International and the donors for such a formative experience, and can only hope to achieve as much as they have to better the lot of others.

DUY TRINH

“

“

ALYSSA PETER Graduated from Nanyang Polytechnic and Trinity College Dublin with a Diploma and BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy; Currently a physiotherapist with Ng Teng Fong Hospital

IB and SJI International prepared me tremendously for university where I had to be independent and bold in venturing into different areas of study. SJI International has also made me more confident in communicating with strangers. I will be eternally grateful for the opportunity to study here, and hope more people can be afforded the same experience.

“

”

JOSE HONG Currently studying European Social and Political Studies at University College London, and will pursue a Master’s degree in sustainable development or environmental management

Attending SJI International would not have been possible without my Scholarship and I am ever grateful for the opportunity to enter, embrace and excel at this school; I am proud to declare that it has moulded me into the affable and authentic person I am today.

SAMANTHA CHUA Studied Accounting at SMU on a PSC LMS Scholarship; Now pursuing a Master of Applied Economics at University of Michigan

”

I do know that, for the path I have chosen to go on and will choose to press forward, the path of living in foreign lands and toiling in academia, SJI International gave me all the preparation I needed.

”

NIKO JAYA Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours from NUS; Currently employed as a Corporate Finance Analyst with Thirdrock ISSEA Advisers

JOHN OOI Bachelor of Economics from the University of Queensland on full-tuition fee scholarship; Exchange Programme at the University of California, Los Angeles (6 months in 2013) on a UQ Abroad Scholarship

“

The SJI International Scholarship has given a much needed boost to my education and allowed me to travel the world achieving new heights and insights. I am very grateful to the school and to my sponsors for this opportunity!

CLASS OF 2010

“

NGUYET NGUYEN (NA) BSc (Hons) in Biochemistry and Minor in Statistics (2015) from University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada on a UBC ILOT Scholarship; Currently working as a research assistant at the Atlantic Cancer Research Institute

“

Thanks to the opportunities given to me at SJI International, I have been able to pursue what I love and live a life full of adventures, travelling the world, learning new things, inspiring others and being inspired by them every day. It is no exaggeration when I say SJI International was a turning point in my life – I am very thankful.

”

”

Being a scholar was a source of motivation for my continuous self-improvement and aim for excellence.

”

ANH TRAN Bachelor of Science in Architecture, University of Cincinnati; Currently an Architectural Assistant with Benoy Singapore

BENJAMIN TEO

HIEN NGUYEN

Currently studying Law at the University of Oxford

Graduated from Trent University with a BA in Economics and currently pursuing a Masters in Economics at the University of Toronto

CLASS OF 2011 FORLANDO ANTONIUS TAMBUNAN Studying Aerospace Engineering at Nanyang Technological University on an ASEAN Scholarship

“

The SJI International scholarship taught me that hard work and perseverance, though not always sufficient, play important roles, no matter the path chosen. For that I will always be immensely grateful to SJI International and the Board of Governors.

”

“

The host family programme allowed me to fully immerse in local life and foster long lasting connections with my host. All in all the Scholarship played a huge role in allowing me to blossom into the young man I am now.

”

LOUISA HUI LIN QUEK Graduated with a law degree from University College London; Currently completing training contract with Allen & Gledhill LLP

HTUT MYATNOE AUNG

PETER SETIAOTAMA

VINCENT TANUTAMA

Currently studying European Social and Political Studies at University College London, and will pursue a Master’s degree in sustainable development or environmental management

Currently studying Dentistry at the National University of Singapore and working as a dental officer for the Ministry of Health

Studying Ethics, Politics and Economics at Yale University; Currently a research associate at Poverty Action Lab J-PAL

CLASS OF 2012

“

I entered SJI International with an open mind; I left with new eyes and an inspired heart. In truth I can never leave SJI International.

NHAN TRAM Studying for a BSc at NUS, funded by JC Trust, with plans to become a licensed pharmacist and undertake a PhD in Pharmacy

“

”

“

I have been enjoying my college experience and am planning to continue to obtain a PhD before becoming a professor in Mathematics.

All of this is made possible largely because of the inspiring education I received at SJI International.

”

“

NIKHIL CHOUDHARY Studying Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie-Mellon University on a PSC OMS Scholarship

BRIAN THENG Studying for a BA (Literae Humaniores) at Oxford University on a Jardine Foundation Scholarship Without any doubt, my time at SJI International, which was made possible by the kindness of our donors, really geared me up for my future, not just academically, but also in terms of human skills. For that, I am always grateful for the opportunity endowed upon me.

”

YEN HI TRUONG VU

Majoring in Mathematics at Amherst College; Currently on a one-semester study abroad programme in Paris, France.

My education at SJI International and the invaluable experiences that followed would not have been possible without the Scholarship. The prestige and respect that comes with being a scholar is unparalleled, and I continually strived to fulfil the responsibilities it came with. I deeply appreciated the Scholarship Programme for the exceptional support and encouragement I received. I have enormous gratitude for making it possible for me to follow my heart and pursue the academically rich IB programme in an international environment.

CLASS OF 2013 SIU MING QUEK Will begin studying Liberal Arts and Sciences at Columbia University, New York City in 2016

CARLO MEDINA Majoring in Chemistry and Mathematics at Wesleyan University

YI SHUEN LIM Currently majoring in Mathematics and Economics at NYU

CLIONA YONG Studying Anthropology at Yale-NUS

”

CLASS OF 2014

“

The most important aspect of my SJI International education is the cultivation of a heart of service. I am forever grateful for the holistic education I’ve received at SJI International – a big thank you to the teachers and staff, as well as the scholarship donors who have assisted me to where I am today!

”

RURU HOONG Majoring in Prospective Economics and International Relations, with a Minor in Computer Science and Statistics at Stanford University on a GIC Scholarship

“

I am deeply grateful for the scholarship that was given by SJI International. The scholarship opened a new window of opportunity for me to obtain a Japanese Government Scholarship to pursue higher education.

”

AGUSTINUS Pursuing a BA in Japan-in-Asia Cultural studies, at Nagoya University, Japan, on a MEXT Scholarship

TESSA KAUR Currently studying Communication Studies at Nanyang Technological University

TRAN BOI NGAN Studying Business Economics at Tokyo International University

THU LE Studying Biochemistry at Colby College, Maine, USA

VIANY SUTISNA Studying Architecture at the National University of Singapore on a M(Arch) Scholarship

CLASS OF 2015

“

In a rapidly globalising world, SJI International has taught me to always reach out and strive for the better. High school at SJI International has been so far the best time of my life; it was filled with not only hard work but also joy, laughter and happiness.

”

KHANG HYUNH-LE Will begin studying Politics, Philosophy and Economics at Yale-NUS from August 2016 on a Yale-NUS Study Award scholarship

GRESELVA GIANINA PRAJITNO Currently studying Chinese in Beijing University

“

SJI International truly is an amazing school and there are many great aspects, but to me, the greatest aspect is the people. I am extremely grateful to my scholarship sponsor for sponsoring my two years of education. If not for this scholarship, I would never have been able to experience such a wonderful school and I wouldn’t have accomplished as much as I have today.

”

VALERIE SEET Aiming to pursue a degree in Medicine or Law

“ ”

My experience at SJI International was irreplaceable. It truly widened my views and thoughts. I am more than grateful for this; thank you.

AMANDA CHEANG Currently holding a provisional SAF Academic Scholarship and intending to study Wildlife Biology and Conservation at the University of Vermont

ALEXUS GIAN Will study Liberal Arts at Colgate University

38

38

CIRCLES OF GRATITUDE

We honour all our donors, including those who have chosen to give anonymously, who believe in the mission of SJI International and whose philanthropy has enabled the School to continue providing an exceptional education to our students. We would particularly like to recognise our donors in the following circles (cumulative donations received since the School opened).

$25,000 and above

Estate of Khoo Teck Puat Shaw Foundation Culindo Livestock Pte Ltd Peter Lim Eng Hock Lawrence da Silva Keppel Corporation Limited AX 21 Singapore Pte Ltd KMP Private Ltd Megabuilders & Development Pte Ltd Dr and Mrs Cheng Li Choon Somsak Leeswadtrakul David Loh Kim Kang Danny Yong Ming Chong SymAsia Singapore Fund - Chan Family Foundation UOB Limited Low Check Kian PT Saratoga Investama Sedaya Tote Board Lee Foundation Goh Yew Lin Edmund Tie Nyuk Siong Tan Tee How Mia Hiasinta Hardjasatya Aelington Pte Ltd Anthony Loh Wing Kiong @ Adam Loh Far East Management Fosterra Investment Pte Ltd Philip Yeo Liat Kok Lim Seng Bee Joseph Teo Pei Sing Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) Koh Choon Lan Lim Chee Onn Peter Seah Lim Huat PT Renaissance Capital Asia Tan Chong Lee Jude Menon and Yong Oi Ling Wong Boon Huat Kenneth Li Esmond Choo Liong Gee James Toh Ban Leng George Yeo Yong Boon Jenny Lee Sin Neo Kwan Yong Construction Pte Ltd Lim Wei Wen Chim Yoon Fah Dennis Tang Chee Heng Jimmy Yim Wing Kuen

And 20 anonymous donors

VISIONARY circle

Derek Loh Eu Tse Kevin Hangchi Tan Chin Tiong Tan Kwang Hwee Glenndle Sim Soon Ngee Arief Widyawan Sidarto Chiang Siew Kay Jackie Cheng Ee Lieng Wang Yu Huei Roger Chia Kim Piow Ernest Wong Yuen Weng Manu Bhaskaran Lim Tai Tian Sim Giok Lak Roy Quek Hong Sheng In memory: Mrs Joyce Lui Ezra Holdings Limited Ian Tan Chu En Asia Grand Restaurant Asia Genesis Asset Management Pte Ltd Andre Yeap Poh Leong John Choy Chee Tuck Charles Fan Yue Soon Philip Seah Cheng Chua Tan Cheng Han Soh Kim Hwee Ross Forde Hamou Jennings Geeson Putra Lawadinata International Testing Co Pte Ltd Michael Sng Beng Hock Nicky Tan Ng Kuang Tsquared Cardiology and Internal Medicine Clinic Pte Ltd Hester Chew Ngo Get Ping Tan Guong Ching Leon Yee Kee Shian Aloysius Seow Fook Sen Anthoni Salim Chan Wing Cheng Chua Soon Hock Davinder Singh s/o Amar Singh Leslie Lam Ng Pock Too Paul Tseng Seng Loke Peter Low Kok Chye Tan Puay Chiang YangBum Engineering Pte Ltd Simon Cheong Sae Peng

PATRON CIRCLE

Trevose International Pte Ltd Kwek Leng Peck Eu Oy Chun Adrian Koh Hock Chuan Debotosh Lodh Gerald Tan Tse Yang Khoo Boo Kian Lim Beng Hai Lim Soo Ping Sembcorp Industries Ltd - SUT Tan Chin Seng Vincent Lien Jown Jing Wong Yoke Meng Mark Wong Mun Hoong Leslie Goh Khattar Wong LLP Sundaresh Menon Hoong Yik Luen Ong Seng Gee Bhagwan s/o Ramchand Tan Bien Kiat Wee Ee Chao Aramco Alessandro Paolo Caldana Arian Corporation Elaine Neo Poh Choo The Community Foundation of Singapore Christopher Geoffrey Minjoot Kenneth Tan Wee Kheng Annie Hon Damian Png Jin Chye Sylvia Goh Tshin En Yang Chun Wen Tan Tee Jim Benson Loi Boon Tiong Chung Wei Han Larry Lim Kheng Cheong Adrian Lee Kah Yee Bryan Lim Jit Ming Edward Ang Boon Cheow Martin Cheah Kok Choon Richard Teo Cheng Hiang

$10,000 - $24,999

Alamsah Suhardi Alan Cheok Beng Hui Brendan Leong Hoe Yin Cecil Cheong Christopher B Bogaars Daniel Cuthbert Ee Hock Huat Euan Murugasu Francis Lee Francis Nyan Ming Ren Francis Oen Tuck Soon Goh Boon Leng Johnson Tan Chin Kwang Kalea Smile Spa Pte Ltd Koh Chin Koon Kuo Yew Ting Lau Kok Keng Leo Yip Seng Cheong Loh Kian Ping Mak Keen Tuck Mark Choong Liong On Michael Ang Boo Chye Michael Anthony Palmer Mock Pak Lum Morris John Noel Hon Chia Chun NTUC Fairprice Foundation Ltd Peter Chiang Ngee Onn SC Global Developments Ltd Sentosa Golf Club Teresa Lee Woon Oi Then Yu Choong Tiong Seng Contractors Pte Ltd Wee Ee Cheong Wong Ah Long

And 7 anonymous donors

PRESIDENT CIRCLE

$5,000 - $9,999

Koh Soo How Wong Kok Leong N Link (S) Pte Ltd Catalina Tong Saw Bee Leng Andrew Yeo Khirn Hin Angeline Wee Geok Lian Lim Thiam Seng Maria Hilaria Salim Narayanan Sreenivasan Fun Siew Leng Grace Maria Tang Hui Pei Koh Hui Hwa Marian Elizabeth Tang Hui Yun Ooi Lai Hock Mariam Anna John Peter Kurt Maier Winston Lim Eng Hoe Yeong Pui Cheng MCL Land Ltd Olivia Beatrice Cashin Anita Chan Lai Fong David Liew Thye Vui Eric Ou Chuan Whatt Faizal Muhamad Fazluddin Gaffoor Flavia Cheong Mei Yi Frances Clare Tang Hui Ying Gilbert Leong Cheng Loong Hendra Othman Husodo Kong Yew Foo Lee Gek Lang Peter James Arnold Steve Cheng Kwee Steven Andrew Neubronner Sunil Kanayalal Bhatia Suresh Nair Susan De Silva Virginia Lien Yee Wun

And 8 anonymous donors

Bradford Porteus Tan Yoke Yuan Paul Antony Rathband Khoo Bee Keng Centre For Hand And Reconstructive Micro Surgery Pte Ltd

Christopher Woo Woh Kuan CPG Consultants Pte Ltd Craig Robert Martin Dennis Paul Lui Yew Lee Derek Goh Bak Heng Francis Heng Hang Song International Learning Corner (S) Pte Ltd James Huang Tet On Jonathan Law Ju Li Koh Teck Chuan Koh Thiam Seng Kusumaningtyas Angkawidjaja Lim Huey Ching Michael Arthur Roche Pascal Guy Demierre Chung-Wei Patricia Lim Swee Lin Pauline Tan Siew Tiang Puvanambigai Ponnampalam Mandalanayagam Richard Seow Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd Tjoa Hui Ling Wong Toon Jin Xi Yibo Yap Chee Meng

PRINCIPAL CIRCLE

Arie Darma Enterprises (S) Pte Ltd Design Studio Furniture Manufacturer Ltd Felix Oen Beng Seng Gilbert Ee Guan Hui Khoo Ken Hee Mark Wee Keng Hong / Gracie Sim Poh Gek Mitsubishi Electric Asia Pte Ltd Yeoh Siew Hoon Asian Palette Pte Ltd Carrie Tan Su Shan Cynthia Chee Chuen Mei Erika Ann Swan William Peter Jaensch Christopher Chen Li Hsian Bernard Oh Charles Yong Chern Chyi Ching Gan Cha Ying Herry Andriejanssen Joseph Victor Lye Thiam Fatt Seow Poon Garn Siew Hean Meng Teo Zee Vee Wan Chee Meng Wan Heng Chiang Eugene APD Singapore Pte Ltd Asdaq Kamran Wahid Azmeen Moiz Samuel Carew-Jones Teh Ban Seng Pratheepan Karunagaran David Fung Foo Fatt Kah Price Edward Canizares Yap Loo Leong Hoon Angela Tan Guat Hoon C Jackson Yap Carolyn Tan Ghim Lee Chew Chin Chew Leng Hock

$2,008 - $4,999

Christopher Murugasu David Antonius Yang George Neo Eng Huat Goh Chi Lan Jayaveerapandian Shunmugavel Jessie Tan Kuah Boon Theng Lawrence Low Fay Huen Lily Teo Ah Kim Loh Kee Kong Louis Agnelo D’Souza Madeleine Lee Suh Shin Raymond Chan Teck Yam Shunmugavel Jayaveerapandian Tan Yong Nang Woon Chin Thung Chee Mei Lin Tan Jee Lim Hwang Wen Shang Chan Xiao Li Jessie Tan Soh Hoon @ Nur Yasmin Lydia Lum Soon Neo Michael Lau Wai Shing Mohan Reviendran Pillay Nicholas John Brinton Yeo Buan Lee Yun Ta Chun Nicholas Lee Teck Chye Vincent Lee Tuan Aun Red Sea Gallery Pte Ltd Benjamin John Strickland Thomas McNerney Edwin Tan Eng Hoe Michael Paul Phelps

And 13 anonymous donors

$1,000 - $2,007 ACAL Holdings Pte Ltd Accenture Pte Ltd Ann Tan Sian Ann Asian Marine Syndicate 1965 ATA Architects Pte Ltd Benny Chan Yui Fan Bryan Yap Jin Meng Chok See Liang Chong Yee Leong Cooper Gay (Asia) Pte Ltd David Chua Thai Chong David Wong Wai Choy Erika Soo Yook Yin FSMA Jarsonn Chua Chuan Seng Jayesh Manohar Kamath Liberty Insurance Pte Ltd Lum Hong Yuan McLarens Singapore Pte Ltd Ong Teck Hui Phillip Tseng Seng Sou Raymond Clotaire Delangle Safe2Travel Pte Ltd See Tho Clinic Pte Ltd Seetha Sharma Shabana Abedeen Tyebally Sky Alantic Private Ltd Steve Cvetko Su Jiaxian Tan Zing Yuen Tjioe Ka Lie Vincent Gabriel Jeffrey Winnie Tham Wai Yee Wong Ee Eu Zou Tang Xiu Wei Melinda Tong Mui Leng Chang Chien Shoong Yency Tan Anna Mary Tipping Ahmed Assar Tan Ju Kuang Hugh Edward Terry Ivan Chin Dipak Gobindram Vaswani Yida Lee Lim Kim Hai Lum Yin Tuck Raymond Goh Wee Hock Richard Warburton

Shinmi Takayuki Simon Perkins So Bok Yan Surandren Nair S Tan Gee Boon Tan Ju Li Vivian Singh Chen Siong Ying Gauri Prakash Savadi Kelvin Ng Ka Yin Vittal Naidu Roger Karlsson Albert Ee Oon Sun Ignatius Liow Yang Ming Lawrence Chan Ming Yu Tony Fong Philip Tan Bee Lee Jerome Wong Koon Guat Ngor Karl Schuster Aloysius Arlando Andre Roy Angela Tan Pheck Hwa Anthony Rodrigues Asad Jumabhoy Awyong Poh Puay Belinda Wong Benjamin Chang Wei Chian Benjamin Tan Thong Kwan Bernard Cheong Wei Kok Catherine Wong Phoy Choo

CBM Pte Ltd Chang Yew Kong Chen Lifen Chia Kin Hon Danny Oh Beng Teck DBS Bank Ltd Djokoleksono Sugiarto Donny Yusgiantoro Doreen Hwang Siok Lean Eddy Chong Kwong Mei Er Swee Long Felix Hsu Choi Kwan Fiona Lee Gerard Chee Hsien Giacomo Galtarossa

And 29 anonymous donors

2007 FOUNDING SOCIETY Gopul Navnitlal Shah Hatim Capital Pte Ltd Hemant Kulkarni Highgain Pte Ltd Ho Sing Jacqueline Tan Hwee Leng James Tan Chee Loong James Tan Siah Heng Joanne Lim Pick Lui John Taylor John Sheehy John Fahy Joshua Tay Teck Seng Kenneth Leopold Fong Kenny Rebeira Kevin Quek Chin Chin Kevin Sim Kwang Yang Kum Nai Pew Kwan Seik Cheong Laurent Mirepoix Lawrence Chee Fon Leung Lee Chi Hung Lee Wai Ling Lena Soh Leng Wong Leong Yoke Kuen Lim Beng Chian Lim Chee Meng Lim Wee Chiong Lim Yuin Pin LL Cheong Skin & Laser Clinic Lok Ying Fang Lubna Alsagoff Mahesh Rupawalla Margie Lim May Xia Mark Rathbone Matthew Sim Kwang Tai Michael Shing Yue Wa Nadav N Le Havy Ng Thiam Poh Ng Tiong Beng Ong Guan Hin Oscar Luigi Veronese

Paul Ong Jau Lueng Pearl Lee Tuan Kee Pheabe Chau Mei Sze Pinny Lukito Ramesh Pritamdas Chandiramani

Richard Fam Shou Kwong Richard Giummarra Robert Edward Bier Romel Mendoza Tito Rosalind Cheng Seow Peng Rowena Yeo Hui Hoon SD Network Pte Ltd Shah Gopul Navnitlal Steven Tiong Choon Hieng Suhadi Zaini Sulian Claire Tan-Wijaya Tan Teck Yong Tay Teck Shong Terence Teo Keng Yu Tham Sai Choy The Good Earth Nail Bar Vinod Miktinath Singh Viyuda Chokechalermwat Wee Wei Min William Toh Thiam Siew Wong Kien Mun Wong Leng Yu Joo Aik

FRIENDS CIRCLE

$500 - $999

Angus Archibald Kidd Trina Neo Liang Zhen Hari Sundar s/o Hundomal Irene Oen Geok Leng Nam Sang Geung Suresh Kumar Singh Lena Lee Su Hui Ong Yuen Lin Rayna Lock Mei Ling Sunanda Prasad Norhana Meacham Richard Moratto John Wilson Pao Ning Yu Siew Weng Hin Anand Jude Anthony April Lee Mei-Li Benjamina Charano Bernard Tan Kok Kiang Chen May-Lin Chng Lay Chew Chua Chin Teng Colin Michael Pereira Dennis Ng Kok Kee Eddie Chau Shing Chi Eu Oy Chu Gabriela Elzbieta Davey George Joseph Palathinkal Harmohan Singh Huang Shoou Chyuan James Lee Chong Hwa Judy Ang Pei Xia Kevin Leong Yu Vee

Lee Howe Yong Lee Kong Eng Lee Lam See Leung Kam Lun Lynette Seah Li-Chen Marie Alina Yeo Maureen Ding Chooi Eng Michelle Hui Yin Teng Million Lighting Co Pte Ltd Mohamad Kamal Bin Abdullah Nutan Singapuri Ong Seow Hwee Raymond Lee Poh Kong Rita Bay Robert Teguh Subrata Seng Choon Hock Sharon Ong Gek Kim Shirley Wilaras Sim Boon Yang Sim-Chang Kim Yin Skypeak Maintenance Services Pte Ltd Tagami Takashi Tan Choon Lim Tan Hwee San Tan Puay Hiang Tan Siew Hoon Uantchern Loh United Uniforms Manufacturers Pte Ltd Wang Xiaowen William Thomas Rossi Wiradharma Pranadi Wong Chiew Leong Yong Wei Leong

And 14 anonymous donors

ABOUT THE ACO

The Advancement & Communications Office (ACO) is responsible for managing St Joseph’s Institution International’s longterm reputation, building relationships, and securing the resources needed in support of the school’s mission and Lasallian Catholic ethos.

We aim to ensure that SJI International has the means to carry out its mission and vision effectively, especially in terms of Scholarships, Bursaries and facilities development through our Scholarship and Bursary Fund, and Building and Development Fund.

We strive to connect alumni, benefactors, students, parents, teaching staff and leaders in the local community with the school in ways that encourage a vibrant partnership through the following:

46

COMMUNICATIONS

ALUMNI RELATIONS

FUNDRAISING

We seek to increase awareness and enhance the reputation of the school via Newsletters and print publications, News releases and speeches, website and social media.

The ACO team, in collaboration with the Alumni Association, establishes and maintains supportive, lifelong connections with alumni around the world through frequent events and programmes, with the goal of advancing the Lasallian Catholic mission of the school.

The team engages and builds lasting relationships with those who can help support our fundraising priorities with their gifts, wisdom and time. We develop and organise Appeal campaigns and fundraising events, and produce Alumni/ Donor stewardship material and fundraising reports.

COMMUNITY RELATIONS

We work to advance the school’s interests by building relationships with our stakeholders, the media and government agencies as well as with private and non-profit organisations. We provide timely answers to community enquiries, links to campus resources and facilitate partnerships which advance the school’s Lasallian educational mission.

As the primary brand ambassador for the school, we coordinate branding and marketing efforts on campus and with our external partners, to ensure a strong and effective SJI International brand.

The ACO envisions, develops and implements the school’s strategic PR and marketing plan. The team manages fundraising and engagement events and activities, production of PR, marketing and communications content for print, broadcast and social media in support of the school’s priorities, including fundraising and other strategic communications.

INTEGRATED BRANDING, MARKETING, AND COMMUNICATIONS

We are blessed to have a supportive community of parents, alumni and friends who are passionate about the school’s future.

Thank you to all the donors and volunteers who contribute so much to our School; your involvement is invaluable.

C sG la ia ss n of , S 20 ch 15 ola r

xu

le

A

"As this chapter of my life closes and I move to the next, I will strive to continue doing my best and to give back to my community and the world.�