STRONGER
MESSAGE
FROM THE CEO
As Southeast Asia’s oldest British international school, our Centenary year was truly worthy of celebration. This year’s Report of Giving reaffirms how deeply generosity enriches every facet of Tanglin.
Together, our community has enabled transformational experiences that go far beyond the classroom— nurturing curiosity, confidence, and a sense of belonging.
It is also about making the extraordinary possible—which is why the Tanglin Trust School Foundation exists. In our Centenary year, philanthropy has been a defining expression of our community’s spirit, funding exceptional projects through gifts of every size. Whether through Foundation membership levels like Guardian, Patron, Fellow, or the 1925 Society, each contribution is valued, celebrated, and received with heartfelt thanks.
This report honours the many people—parents, staff, alumni, governors, and students—who choose to make a difference, pay it forward, and allow Tanglin to achieve what other schools cannot. It also answers the important question: Where do our donations go?
With your support, our focus remains firmly on enabling the exceptional. We are committed to the highest standards of governance, oversight, and reporting—recognised nationally through the Singapore Government’s Charity Transparency Award.
As we look to Tanglin’s next hundred years, we will remain true to our non-profit, charitable purpose: building generations of excellence. Thank you for your belief in our students, our mission, and our future. Together, we will continue to foster a culture where individual potential flourishes and community bonds grow ever stronger.
With gratitude and optimism, Craig Considine
Photos on cover: Infant Forest School Mud Kitchen, LEGO League, Centenary Celebrations, Hackathon.
MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF LEARNING
I’m delighted to introduce this year’s Report of Giving—a powerful reflection of how philanthropic support strengthens and enriches our educational mission.
Having been involved since the Foundation’s inception, it has been deeply rewarding to watch it grow from strength to strength. This year alone, we funded more than $500,000 in projects across our community, focused on four key areas: the Arts; Sport; Engagement with Global Issues; and Innovation, Imagination and Inquiry.
Teachers, students, and alumni are encouraged to apply for funding that enables projects to go above and beyond our curriculum. This Report of Giving showcases every project supported this year—whether initiated within an individual school, across the institution, or by Tanglin alumni. Each proposal is assessed collaboratively and measured against eight desired learning outcomes to ensure it delivers meaningful impact.
These grants make a tangible difference. They have brought to life inspirational art installations, enabled representative sports awards, funded visits from acclaimed authors, and supported service activities in Singapore and beyond. Each initiative enriches learning, fosters creativity, and expands the horizons of our students and teachers alike.
Thank you for investing in the intellectual and personal growth of our community. Your generosity fuels our ability to educate with curiosity, courage, and compassion—and ensures Tanglin students are equipped not only to succeed, but to lead, serve, and inspire in the world beyond our gates.
John Ridley
MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT, HEAD OF FOUNDATION
As we draw the curtain on Tanglin’s extraordinary Centenary Year, we look back with immense pride and deep gratitude. This has been a year to remember—not only for the milestones we celebrated, but for the remarkable spirit of generosity that has defined it.
In 2024–25, we saw record-breaking support for the Foundation. Thanks to the commitment of our parents, staff, alumni, and Foundation Advocates, we received nearly 1,200 gifts—raising over $447,000 through regular giving and an incredible $3.4 million in major, designated gifts and pledges. These figures reflect a growing belief in our mission and a shared desire to create extraordinary opportunities for our students and community.
What stands out most is the breadth of participation. More members of our community than ever before chose to give, proving that philanthropy at Tanglin is about more than large gifts—it’s about uniting behind a shared vision for the future.
The Foundation empowers Tanglin to do what other schools cannot: funding bold ideas, enriching student life, and offering everyone a chance to be part of our mission. This year, scholarships opened doors for talented students, while new initiatives fostered innovation, wellbeing, and global citizenship.
As we look to Tanglin’s second century, we invite you to continue this journey with us. When you give to the Tanglin Trust School Foundation, you are not just making a donation—you are investing in people, possibilities, and a legacy that will shape generations to come.
Abhra Bhattacharjee
Giving Achievements:
A HISTORIC YEAR OF GIVING, THANKS TO THE AMAZING CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY OUR COMMUNITY OF CURRENT AND PAST PARENTS, STUDENTS, ALUMNI AND STAFF.
Your Giving: GROWING PARTICIPATION ACROSS OUR COMMUNITY: 11% total gifts contributed by our current parents 80%
Breakdown:
1,183 NO. OF DONATIONS doubled from last year
FUNDS RAISED (TOTAL INCLUDING DESIGNATED GIFTS) more than triple from last year
3.8M
$168 Most frequent gift $50,000 Largest gift made to the Annual Fund
$447,761 RAISED FOR ANNUAL FUND $2M FIRST PLEDGE OF OVER
$3.4M RAISED FOR DESIGNATED PROJECTS
participation from Alumni (highest in history) >10% participation from current staff members and teams
47% total families at Tanglin participated
CELEBRATING PARTICIPATION ACROSS THE CENTENARY YEAR:
Make Your Mark campaign
726 Centenary Plaques
Journey to 1000
raised $144,650
Proceeds from each permanent Centenary plaque was directed to the Foundation, an extraordinarily display of our growing philanthropy at Tanglin.
Annual Appeal: 385 gifts raised $247,650
An amazing response from our community to help us reach this milestone, with participation and gifts of all sizes helping us to unlock the big gift challenge.
61 FOUNDATION PROJECTS IN 2024-25
7 INSPIRING VISITORS FROM THE GLOBE
THE IMPACT OF YOUR GIVING:
18 ALUMNI AWARDS FOR SERVICE AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT
Direct gifts: 78 gifts
Annual Fund raised
$55,461
A significant number of donors made a gift to the Foundation proactively, in their annual commitment to further our mission. We are deeply grateful to all families for your contributions.
INCREASE IN STUDENT-LED PROJECTS AT SENIOR SCHOOL
INCREASE IN SUSTAINABILITY AND ENVIRONMENT PROJECTS
The Annual Fund supports exceptional and extraordinary experiences for our students and alumni. These are called ‘Foundation Projects’ that are initiated annually by our faculty and leadership within FOUR categories:
INNOVATION, IMAGINATION & INQUIRY
ARTS
• Art Week
• Rainbow Drums
• Tanglin Ted’s Centenary Adventure Book
• Year 3 Learning Showcase
• Puppet Show
• Samba Percussion Workshop
• Mural Painting
• International Day Fair
• Singapore Ballet Dance Appreciation
• London International Theatrical Arts, Visiting Artists
• Ian Murphy, Visiting Artist
ENGAGEMENT WITH GLOBAL ISSUES
• Eco Garden
• Nursery Garden
• Toy Box Christmas Performance
• Pristine Planet Workshop
• TEDxTanglin Trust School
• Tanglin Finance Conference
• St John’s Home for the elderly
• Stuart Lawrence, International Visitor
• National School Debate Challenge
• Year 12 Sustainability
• Sustainable Bikes
• Sustainability Conference
• Alumni Grants
• Alumni Career Development Grants
• Tanglin Hackathon
• Deidre Lew Service Awards
• Caring for Cambodia – Teacher Training
• Alumni Internships
IMAGINATION, INNOVATION & INQUIRY
• Forest School Mud Kitchen
• T100 Things to Do, Centenary Book
• LEGO League
• Red and Gold Assembly
• Infant ‘Plaid Shirt’ Cushions
• ‘The Curious Pangolin’ Workshop
• Hypersonic Racing
• Reactor Entrepreneurship Programme
• Sim Ee Wuan, Visiting Author
• Helen Sampson, Visiting Author/Illustrator
• David Vaughn, Visiting Author
• Charles Darwin Performance
SPORT
• F1 in Schools Finals
• Fun Run
The Representative Awards supported 395 students across 18 overseas trips. This opportunity provided exciting challenges, enabling students to test themselves in international competition while proudly representing Tanglin:
• SEASAC Football (Boys & Girls)
• SEASAC Volleyball Boys
• SEASAC Golf (Boys & Girls)
• SEASAC Touch - SNR
• SEASAC Basketball (Boys & Girls)
• SEASAC Tennis (Boys)
• SEASAC Tennis (Girls)
• SEASAC Cross Country (Boys & Girls)
• SEASAC Gymnastics (Boys & Girls)
• Queensland All Schools Touch, Brisbane
• FOBISIA Rugby
• FOBISIA Climbing
• FOBISIA Games, Bangkok
• Dubai Rugby 7s
• Dubai 7s Open Youth Netball Championship
• Feeding Frenzy - Swimming, Bangkok
• Harrow International 7s Football, Bangkok
• Hong Kong Rugby 7s
Designated projects are long-term transformational initiatives aligned with Tanglin’s institutional priorities, supported by philanthropy. They not only provide opportunities for our current students but also inspire our whole community. We are extremely grateful for the significant contributions and commitment by our donors to support these initiatives.
Centennial Arts Trail
A BRIDGE ACROSS THE SEA, a world premiere by artist and composer, Jonathan Dove OBE
By Rob Hall, Director of Music
Tanglin’s landmark Centenary Concert was all about togetherness. The concert, a part of the Centennial Arts Trail, took place at the prestigious Esplanade Concert Hall. It brought together over 450 students singers and instrumentalists on-stage in the lead up to and during the world premiere of A Bridge Across the Sea by Jonathan Dove OBE, specifically commissioned for Tanglin’s 100th year.
Months of planning culminated in the special evening presenting a rich and diverse programme, showcasing music from across the centuries and reflecting the breadth and depth of our musical provisions at Tanglin. It was truly inspiring to see our young musicians from Junior School perform alongside Senior Students, all sharing the stage with maestros from Resound Collective and Raffles Singers.
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The experience offered our students a powerful glimpse into how their own musical journeys might unfold over time. An unforgettable ‘togetherness’.
A huge thanks to our teachers, cocurricular teams, technical support, volunteers and our expert theatre & events team who made it all possible. Above all, we are grateful to our community’s philanthropy, which made possible the commission of A Bridge Across the Sea. Thanks to their support - and the composer Jonathan Dove’s student mentorship - our students were presented with a unique exposure to the music and production of a world premiere. The generosity of our community continues to open doors of opportunity, inspire excellence, and bring extraordinary moments like this to life.
Director
By Lauren Y. Year 8 student
At age 8, I desperately wanted to learn the violin after hearing a piece in a film. Thanks to the Foundation, I had a chance to play the violin in music classes as part of the Junior Strings Programme and began lessons at school with my tutor Mr Tian, who made learning music really fun. Over four years, I’ve performed with three different school string ensembles, improved my technical skills (just passed Grade 5) and have had amazing opportunities to play at places like Botanic Gardens, Victoria Concert Hall and The Esplanade with my tutor and friends – an experience I will never forget. I’m excited and look forward to new musical opportunities offered in Senior School.
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by
Holiday,
of Co-Curriculum (left in July 2025)
MY MUSIC JOURNEY LEADING UP TO THE CENTENARY CONCERT
Launched in 2024, our first ever Centenary Music Scholarships were created to recognise exceptional talent with the awards dedicated to outstanding achievement in music. Since then, 12 extraordinary students have embarked on this journey - each receiving dedicated instrumental tuition until they graduate and opportunities to perform on renowned stages. The Music Scholarships have been a remarkable success, uplifting not only the morale and visibility of our scholars but also elevating Tanglin’s standing in music excellence. These scholarships, thanks to the philanthropy at Tanglin, have opened doors, sparked inspiration, and taken Tanglin’s musical achievements to new heights.
Centennial Arts Trail
SUNDIAL – with Artist Edwin Fung (Tanglin Alumnus)
A landmark piece of art was unveiled on Tanglin’s birthday to celebrate the legacy of our former CEO and Head of School Ron Stones OBE, whose leadership shaped Tanglin’s modern identity. It was designed by Edwin Fung, a renowned designer and Tanglin alumnus (2013 cohort).
The design is a blend of a stainless steel arch with an Indonesian teak and brass base. The art piece is not only a beautiful addition to the Sixth Form Piazza, it is also a functional memento that tells the time when the earth and sun interact. This form of art inspires our students, as it combines arts and science to honour those who have shaped our community today.
Centenary Music Scholarships
We are proud to share the names of our 12 music scholars (classes based on 2024-25 school year):
• Charlotte T. - Year 11
• Austen Z. - Year 8
• Betty Z. - Year 13
• Bingxi H. - Year 9
• Doria C. - Year 10 (left)
• Isabella E. - Year 12
• Tasuku E. - Year 11
• Trevor W. - Year 11
• Olivia M. - graduated in 2025
• Ahaan N. - Year 10
• Freddie P. - Year 12 (left)
• Stanley Y. - Year 10
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Playing piano is more than playing on the keyboard, it is playing music, which is from the bottom of my heart. I am honoured to be
a Tanglin Music Scholar, and I am dedicated to bringing beautiful music to more people.”
Austen Z., Year 8 Music Scholar
The Institute @ Tanglin Trust School
SPOTLIGHT ON STUDENT ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMME 2025
By Sohini Brandon-King, Director of The Institute
16 Sixth Form students pitched innovative business ideas at WeWork, marking the culmination of The Institute’s 16-week Entrepreneurship Programme with Reactor School.
Through research, testing, and teamwork, students developed real-world solutions and honed core entrepreneurial skills. An industry leaders’ panel judged the final pitches, and praised the professionalism, creativity, and ambition of all four teams. Team Edu Bot took home the winning pitch for their scalable and regionally focused concept! A huge congratulations to all teams!
WHAT IS THE INSTITUTE?
The Institute’s vision is to be a forum that promotes excellence, provides thought leadership, and encourages discourse to inspire, challenge and prepare the next generation of leaders in our community. The Institute office and space is situated on Level 11 of the Centenary Building at Tanglin Trust School.
Teacher Training, Caring for Cambodia
By Katie Sansom, Head of Mathematics - Infant School and Caroline Rushworth, Head of Lifeskills -
Junior School (Left in 2025)
135 local educators and 15 remote schools in Cambodia benefitted from hands-on science workshops, leadership training and focused sessions on fostering a culture of reading. 26 Tanglin teachers, librarians and leaders were supported by the Foundation to volunteer their time for this project, as a way of paying it forward in underserved communities. A lasting impact is truly realised with such regular teacher trainings in line with Tanglin’s long-term commitment with CFC.
Forest School Mud Kitchen
By Vanessa McCormack, Forest School Leader at Infant School
The mud kitchen has been a wonderful addition within our Forest School environment to promote hands-on, nature-based learning experiences for our children. Mud kitchens promote creativity and imaginative play through activities such as mud pie making, potion mixing, nature soup creations, mud painting and other imaginative play scenarios (e.g. pretend cooking, restaurant play). By engaging with natural materials like mud, flowers and sticks, children develop a deeper connection to the environment around them, fostering an appreciation for nature and sustainability from a young age.
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Tanglin Ted’s Centenary Adventure Book, A Gift of Legacy
by Jo Osman, Deputy Head of Infant School (Left
in July 2025)
I really wanted to bring the school’s history to life for our youngest children, and that idea soon grew into a story. The star of this time-travel adventure is Tanglin Ted, our Infant mascot, who is first introduced to Infant children when they join Nursery and even keeps them company in the Infant Office. Many of our most memorable annual events are featured and some well-known characters appear, too, within some familiar settings. To make the book more interactive, the children can search for Ted in the pictures where he is hiding and also hunt for their House badges within the pages! Every Infant family was given a copy of this special hardback storybook during Tanglin’s birthday celebrations.
International Visiting Author, David Vaughn
Project by Michael Kelly and The Infant Library
Author, actor, and football coach David Vaughan inspired all of Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 with his book Harry Heal the Friendly Footballer. His visit blended storytelling, wellbeing, and football-themed activities, as well as a writing workshop to promote empathy, resilience, and a love of reading.
Written and illustrated by Jo Osman
International Visitor,
Dr. Stuart Lawrence
Motivational Keynote with Senior School, and Leadership Workshop with Student Leaders. By Josephine Allen, Head of English and PPRS Faculty
A leading voice in diversity, equity and inclusion, Dr Lawrence delivered powerful keynotes sharing his deeply personal story and the importance of resilience, compassion, and the invigorated belief that every individual has the power to make a positive difference to the world. Student Leaders had a more intimate workshop with him on leadership skills and how they can drive meaningful change within their own areas of responsibility. His message of hope, strength, and proactive leadership resonated deeply with our students.
Singapore Ballet Showcase, an evening of dance appreciation for the whole school
By Paula Craigie, Head of Infant School
Bringing dance to Tanglin was not just about putting on a good show for our community; it was about providing unique experiences for our students and offering an opportunity to engage with professional artists, gaining a deep understanding of ballet and contemporary dance. They learned from the best, explored new movement vocabularies, and worked alongside peers of different ages and abilities. These moments build more than just dance skills. They build confidence, resilience, focus, and grace. They show our students the value of discipline, the importance of creativity, and the joy of shared expression.
Beyond the performances themselves, the educational impact of this event was profound. Experiencing ballet in person offers children far more than just entertainment. It nurtures imagination, emotional intelligence, and abstract thinking. It encourages mindfulness, focus, and patience—skills that are increasingly important in our fast-paced world.
This wasn’t just a performance. It was a moment of magic. A celebration of possibility. A gift of the arts, brought directly to our students and community members.
LEGO Robotics, The Griff Challenge
Project
by Katie Cornes, Head of Integrated Technology (Infants)
This year, Year 2 (Infant) and Year 3 (Junior) were given a mission to design and build a robotic transport vehicle capable of moving Griff, our beloved mascot, exactly 100cm to the Tanglin Trust School parade. At its heart, this challenge is more than just building LEGO robots. It is a celebration of collaboration, teamwork, and the joy of learning. It provides a platform for students to make new friends, share ideas, and develop the resilience needed to overcome challenges life skills that are essential for our students to be prepared for the real world.
Coral Restoration Project on Rawa Island, Recipients of the Deirdre Lew Service Award by Nancy H. (Year 13) , Ayesha B. (Year 13), Albert H. (Year 8) and Rand S. (Year 8)
The group led by Nancy and Ayesha collaborated with OrcaNation to conduct baseline research, record biodiversity, and identify an area for marine conservation, especially coral plantations. Their hope is to see a ‘Tanglin reef’ where visitors from our community learn how to conserve marine life surrounding our little red dot as part of an enduring Tanglin legacy.
Insect Workshop with The Curious Pangolin
By Vanessa McCormack, Forest School Leader at Infant School
Nature specialist James Khoo from The Curious Pangolin led an enriching Insect Workshop for Outdoor CCA students. Over the course of an hour, the children were introduced to the captivating world of insects, gaining a deeper understanding of their biology, ecological roles, and the importance of decomposition in sustaining natural habitats. Children observed live specimens and if comfortable, handle the creatures - with the highlight being the click beetle, which amazed the children with its ability to launch itself into the air. Many developed a keener eye and deeper appreciation for the small creatures that share their environment.
your giving, no matter the gift size. Thank you!
- Why We Give -
Ranjit Murugason & daughter Indrani Murugason - Tanglin Alumni
Charlie Xia & Jiayi Shen - Current Parents
We are deeply honoured to have made a significant contribution as a family during Tanglin Trust School’s Centenary—a truly historic and meaningful milestone. Our hope is that such gifts will help expand learning opportunities for students in meaningful and diverse ways, and that it may also encourage more families within the community to join us in supporting the school’s continued growth. Together, we can help ensure that future generations of students benefit from enriching and transformative experiences.
I began my schooling at Tanglin at the age of four, and when it came time for my daughter Indrani to start her educational journey - also at four - there was no hesitation: Tanglin was the natural choice.
Despite the years that have passed, the Murugason family have seen how Tanglin has remained steadfast in its core values and its commitment to excellence and inclusivity, all while nurturing curiosity, empathy, and a love of learning in its students.
The Centenary celebrations gave both Indrani and me a meaningful opportunity to express our gratitude to the school, by making a donation for a Centenary Plaque through the Make Your Mark campaign. As Tanglin alumni, we’ve each pursued paths rooted in authentic service, and it has been rewarding to see our school’s continued embrace of community, social, and environmental causes. These efforts inspired us to support the Foundation and sustain our lasting connection with Tanglin.
We hope a third generation of Murugasons will one day have a chance to attend Tanglin, and see that despite an ever-changing world, the school will remain true to the values that have underpinned its appeal, to all, for another centenary.
Theatre & Events Team, and special mention to Johnson Manuel, Technical ManagerTanglin Staff
The Theatre & Events team is often behind the scenes (quite literally!), seamlessly putting together outstanding events, shows and productions at Tanglin.
To mark Tanglin’s special year, we joined the Make Your Mark campaign with our very own team plaque—a small but meaningful way to leave our legacy. It’s our way of saying: “We were here!” We’re proud to do our part as staff to give back and be part of Tanglin’s incredible story.
The BottinellisCurrent Parents
Our philanthropic journey with Tanglin commenced eight years ago, shortly after our eldest daughter joined the school. Our ongoing commitment is a gesture of gratitude for the diverse and enriching opportunities that the Foundation provides, not only for our own three children but for all Tanglin students. The Centenary Year has been special and an honour for our family’s legacy to be commemorated within the school. Our plaque, inscribed with “All you need is LOVE,” embodies our belief that the school community thrives when we nurture it with care, kindness, and compassion.
We are proud to support a place that gives so much, and we extend our sincere thanks to Tanglin for inspiring our family to give back in return.
FOUNDATION MEMBERS
Membership levels reflect the cumulative giving of each family and honours their unique philanthropic journey. On behalf of the School and the Foundation, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for your dedication, generosity, and enduring support.
GUARDIAN (Giving of $200,000+) FELLOW (Giving of $50,000+) PATRON (Giving of $10,000+) LION (Giving of $5,000+) 1925 SOCIETY (Giving of $1,925+)
GUARDIAN
Anonymous
The Kwok Family
The Toh Family
FELLOW
The Gordon Family
Xia and Shen’s Family
PATRON
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Aaron and Ada Yang’s Family
Adeline Kurniawan
Amelia, Amanda and Nicholas Ng
Anuradha Chandaria
Benjamin and Michelle Jones
Dato’ Yap Soon Chye
Gao and Zhang’s Family
Isabel and Michael Tong Family
John Ridley
Minasari Mingsa
Raenav & Rihahn Tara
Sangwook Lee & Bona Yoo
The Barry Family
The Bottinelli Family
The Corby Family
The Fidler Lee Family
The He and Qu Family
The Hirooka Family
The Koike Family
The Macdonald Family
The Mah and Lee Family
The Ouyang Family
The Preston Family
The Ralph Family
The Ratner Family
The Suchy Family
The Thakar-Schneider Family
The Thompson Family
The Tottman Family
The Wang Family
The Zhang and Tang Family
Townsend Family
Zhang and Liu’s Family
LION
Aarti Chandaria
Adeline Kurniawan
Anil Gaba, Mandakini Arora and Aleya Gaba
Aurelia Han
Craig and Penny Considine
Evelyn Seymour
J. Peter Jessen
Lina Fu
Maxim Vorobyev
Nicholas and Nikki Weber
Nusrat and Raiyan
The Batra Family
The Bhagwat Family
The Chang Family
The ChenSun Family
The Dhown Family
The Doan Family
The Dudhela Family
The Hall Family
The Hartnoll Family
The Hasija Family
The Hirt Family
The Hogan Family
The Hounsell Family
The Jaffer Family
The Judge Family
The Parker Family
The Peeran Family
The Pienkowski Family
The Poh Family
The Rajavikraman Family
The Weller-Beckingham Family
The Yong Family
The You Family
Yaxin’s Family
The Zhao Family
1925 SOCIETY
Ahyoon Kim
Casheen Siersma
Ellen Xiang
Fergus Evans
Ghosh Family
Giovanni Gavarone
Gu and Hu Family
Helen and Andrew Gillan
Hilli Derold
Hoang Anh Doan
Hongbin Huang
Irina Solonaya and Tugan Guillorme
Jason Locke
Jeff Ling
Joanne Chew
John Yip
Jun Sung Kim
Lijun Zhou
Mark Vorobyev
Marvin Kampehl
Nams Doan
Rima Borooah
Saurabh & Damini
Simon Cook
The Addington-Smith Family
The Andriesz Family
The Annies-Ayompe Family
The Boonen-Kohen Family
The Brandon-King Family
The Cavalli Family
The Chen Family
The Coombe Family
The Crawford Family
The De Montlivault Family
The Feng Family
The Forbes Family
The Fuchs Family
The Garrow Family
The Gibson-Micklewright Family
The Gunnery Family
The Gupta Family
The Hadfield Family
The Han Family
The Hasebe Family
The Hongsaranagon-Do Family
The Iliffe Family
The Iloste Family
The Joshi Family
The Ju Family
The Judd Family
The Junique Family
The Karkhanis family
The Khetan-Suri Family
The Kynoch Family
The Lee Family
The Li Family
The Mansour Family
The Marshall Family
The Mehta-Malhotra Family
The Michaelis Family
The Nair Family
The Nicholas Family
The Novoselov Family
The O’Neill Family
The Palmer Family
The Pedersen Family
The Pellegrin Family
The Powell Family
The Quie Family
The Rathbone Family
The Reynolds Family
The Richardson Family
The Rushworth Family
The Salamon Family
The Salcedo Lim Family
The Shaw Family
The Sinha Family
The Song Family
The Sopori Family
The Tago Family
The Tan Family
The Tang Family
The Tyson Family
The Van Herk Family
The Verma Family
The Wadhawan Family
The Ward Family
The Wijeratne Family
The Woodruff Family
The Woollard Family
The Worrow Family
The You Family (K. You)
The Zeng Family
The Zhao and Peng Family
Yuan Lin
FOUNDATION ADVOCATES
A huge thank you to all Foundation Advocates for your time and dedication. You have helped us grow regular giving at Tanglin, for which we are so proud and grateful. And thank you to many more who are not listed here but volunteered your support along the way.
Alexandra Rosenfield
Casheen Van Halder
Cassie Chan
Damini Chawla
Declan Barry
Dipti Thakar Schneider
- Thank you so muchPARTICIPATION IN ANNUAL GIVING
Elsa Hou
Fiona Bennett
Flora Lee
Gitika Masand
Hannah Richardson
Himadri Malik
Irina Barbolina
Jody Tang
Karen Hounsell
Lucinda Riordan
Ming Tang
Nadia Ayub
Namratha Lakshmi
Natasha Huang
Rakhee Mehra
Richard Hounsell
Rose Lee
Shehara Viswanathan
Shilpi Thakur
Shubhada Bhave
Smita Saran
Stephen Hogan
Xiao Xu Wang
Thank you to each and every one of you for your contribution to the Foundation from 1 September 2024 to 31 August 2025. We wish to recognise every donor in this section to highlight your participation for an extraordinary year of giving. Thank you so much!
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Aaron and Ada Yang’s Family
Abhimanyu Singh
Abhra Bhattacharjee
Adam Cotton
Adam Prudhoe
Adeep, Rupali and Aisha Gupta
Adeline Kurniawan
Admissions Team 2024/25
Ah-Yan Katherine Li
Ahyoon Kim
Ajay Kumar
Aki Ishii
Alex Mann
Alexander Schmitt and Family
Alfie Sparrow
Alice Cabrelli
Alistair Grome
Allan, Susan, Jamie, William, Poppy & Dylan Leddra
Allen Ling
Alyssa Cara and Elea Ong Family
Amalia Campbell
Amelia Barrett
Amelia, Amanda and Nicholas Ng
Anastasiia Anzhiganova
Andy Lee
Angela Burton
Anita Samant
Ankita Gauravjit Singh
Anna Brutti
Anna Murphy
Anne Gower
Annely Williams
Annie Lee & Family
Annie, Caroline & Claren
Anosh Pardiwalla
Antara, Shreya and Vimal
Anthony Graves
Anya Gitika Pareek
Anya Shah
Archana Amlapure
Arthur Piel
Aseem Desai
Asok Kumar
Aurelia Han
Ava Lombard & Family
Benjamin and Michelle Jones
Benjamin Thompson
Billal Naveed
Brian Teng
Caleb and Calexa Ianev
Calvin Chen’s Family
Carol Hall
Casheen Siersma
Catherine Harder
Catherine Hughes
Catherine Xin Ling and Edward Jun Yi Wang
Cecilia Handel
Celeste Saunders
Chen, Yue, Eleanor and Cayla Chen
Chia Min Lee
Chin Peng Lee
Chris and Sam Seal
Chris Chung
Chris Rann
Chung-Pei Ou
CJ Fong and Valerie Wong
Clare Caley
Clare Savereux
Clarisse Yizhen Wang
Class of 4.4
Community Relations Team 2024/25
COO Team 2024/25
Cora Ang and Family
Craig and Penny Considine
Daniel Buttigieg
Daniella Johanna Rasmussen
Danny Barron
Dato’ Soon Chye Yap
David James
David Barton-Grimley
David Roberts
David Sheppard
Devarajan C
Dhruv Shah
Dia Kapoor Khetarpal
Disha Khosla
Dr Sarah Lee
Du Juan
Ebru Macun
El Bayadi Family
Elizabeth Yu
Elizabeth, George and Margot
Emily Johnston
Emma Cottrell
Emma Davies
Erica Hadfield
Ethan Wallis
Eva Eichhorn
Evelyn Kim’s Family
Evelyn Seymour
Fahima Zaman
Farhan Family
Feiyang Xu
Felicity Barton
Foundation Advocates 23 / 24 / 25
Francesca Clough
Freddie Palmer
Ge Zhenghao
Gen Kobayashi
Genevieve Buckley
Giacomo caccia
Gina Kim
Grace and Margot Edwards
Grace Capener
Gu and Hu Family
Gus Donald
Haina Han
Hamilton Huxham
Hans Hielke De Jong
Harry He
Harry lucas
Harvey, Jason and their Dads
Helen and Andrew Gillan
Herculano-Serio Family
Hoang Anh Doan
Holly Edwards
Hong Hanh Nguyen
Hongbin Huang
Hongyi Ren
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Tian Luo
Tobias Adamson
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Zhenzhen Zhang
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