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JUN 2026

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE • MAIN COMMITTEE 2025/2026

Dear Members, June brings with it a wonderful sense of energy and anticipation as the school year winds down, summer holidays beckon, and the Club is buzzing with the spirit of togetherness that makes this such a special community.

Roger Harrold President

I am delighted to announce the appointment of Paula Craigie to the role of Vice President. Paula joins Margaret as one of the two Vice Presidents of the Club appointed in 2026. I am also delighted to welcome Robin Nayak who has joined the Main Committee with effect from May 2026 and will Chair a new combined committee which will be called Membership and Marketing Committee. On behalf of my colleagues on the Main Committee, I warmly welcome Robin and congratulate Paula on their new positions and responsibilities. Our General Manager has announced some changes to his management team and the Main Committee looks to align itself with this new structure. Please read the later article on to show the changes that have taken place.

I am also honoured to announce that the Main Committee have awarded Kenny Cowgill our past Vice President with the first ever Significant Contributions Award [SCA]. You will see a new Board in Reception that will list these names of individuals who truly have spent considerable time, efforts and energy in personal commitments to the Club over several years.

On a social note, I am very much looking forward to our Family Day on Saturday, 6th June. Under the theme Bring the Family Together for a Day of Fun, this promises to be a truly joyful occasion, with games and activities thoughtfully curated for members of all ages. Whether you have young children eager to make new friends, teenagers looking for a good time, or family members visiting from abroad, there truly is something for everyone.

For many of our families, this will be one of the last weekends together before the summer holidays begin, and I can think of no better way to mark the occasion than a well-spent day here at the Club.

Look out for some new big events planned later this year to replace the traditional Christmas Ball which will be taking place in our soon to be fully renovated Elizabeth Suites. Wishing you and your families a joyful June and a stress-free year end of the school calendar.

MAIN COMMITTEE 2025/2026 Roger Harrold

Stephen Fulton

Paula Craigie

Yip Wai Hun

Hon Treasurer Chair of Finance Committee

Hon Secretary Chair of CSR & Sustainability Committee Chair of Disciplinary Committee

Rajesh Chhabara

Tim Williamson

Chair of Development, Health & Safety Committee

Chair of Food, Beverage & Events Committee

Robin Nayak

Robert Annan

James Pashley

President

Vice President Chair of Human Resources Committee

Chair of Sports Committee

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Honorary Chairman

Chair of Data and MI Committee

Margaret Alvarez Vice President

Julia Gandhi

Chair of Membership & Marketing Committee

CLUB NEWS

SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION AWARD

Recognising the exceptional individuals who go above and beyond for our Club The Club would like to extend our deepest appreciation and congratulations to Kenny Cowgill for being the first recipient of this award. It is a truly well-deserved honour.

The Significant Contribution Award (SCA) is a new and prestigious honour established by the Main Committee to formally recognise members whose extraordinary dedication has meaningfully shaped the Club we all enjoy today.

What Is the SCA? The SCA is a new accolade governed under Section 8 of the Club’s rules and granted at the discretion of the Main Committee. It is reserved for contributions that are genuinely exceptional clearly above and beyond ordinary membership involvement.

Who Qualifies?

The award recognises two categories of outstanding service.

• Contributions to Club Value, significant leadership in activities, events, infrastructure projects, membership growth, or facility improvements.

• Committee Service, significant years of service on any Committee, or a full term as a Main Committee Office Holder (Vice President, Head of Development, Treasurer, or Honorary Secretary), with a demonstrable positive impact on the Club’s direction.

Privileges for Recipients SCA recipients enjoy a range of exclusive benefits spanning dining, retail, and festive perks, along with formal recognition in the Club Magazine and on the Club Website.

How to Nominate Any member can put forward a nomination, and you can reach for details of the process and justification to Membership Services, The Club Secretary or General Manager to discuss the formalities. The final decision to award rest with the Main Committee where A majority of over 75% is required for the award to be granted. Once approved, an announcement is made and the recipient is personally informed.

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CLUB NEWS

Introducing Paula Craigie: Our New Vice President We are pleased to introduce Paula as the Club’s new Vice President. With a strong passion for community and a clear vision for the Club’s future, she shares more about her journey, priorities, and what members can look forward to in the months ahead.

1. Congratulations on your new role as Vice President. What motivated you to take on this responsibility, and what does this position mean to you personally?

Having been part of The British Club community for several years, I’ve come to really appreciate the role the Club plays in creating connection, friendship and belonging for so many families in Singapore. What motivated me to become VP was the opportunity to give back in a more meaningful way. Through my time on the Main Committee and as Chair of Marketing & Communications, I’ve seen the dedication behind the scenes that makes this such a welcoming place. This role feels both a privilege and a responsibility, and I look forward to working alongside the team and members as the Club continues to evolve.

2. Looking ahead, what are some of the key objectives or initiatives you hope to achieve during your term?

One priority is to continue to strengthen the sense of community that already makes the Club so special; ensuring members of all ages and backgrounds always feel welcome and genuinely valued. From an HR perspective, I’m passionate about fostering a positive staff culture, because when people feel supported and empowered, it naturally creates a better experience for everyone. I also hope to create more opportunities for members to come together through meaningful shared experiences.

3. As Chair of the Human Resource Committee as well, how do you see the HR Committee’s goals evolving over the next year to better support the organisation’s overall strategic plan?

I see the HR Committee playing a central role in nurturing a people-centred culture where colleagues feel connected to the Club’s wider vision and values. As an Executive Coach, I’ve seen across many industries that when staff feel happy, motivated and appreciated, it directly and positively impacts the member experience every single day.

4. The Club has such a strong sense of community. How do you hope to build on this and enhance the member experience even further?

Enhancing member experience is about listening carefully while creating opportunities that bring people together through family activities, sport, dining, learning or social events. I also believe member experience and staff culture are deeply linked; when staff feel valued, it strengthens the atmosphere for everyone 5. What excites you most about the future of the Club, and what would you like members to look forward to in the coming years?

What excites me most is the Club’s potential to keep evolving while holding onto the spirit and values present since 1987. We have a wonderful foundation, a diverse membership, a welcoming atmosphere and real connection across generations. I hope members continue to enjoy a Club that fosters togetherness and creates lasting memories for years to come 4 JUN 2026

CLUB NEWS

Introducing Robin Nayak: Our New Chair of Membership & Marketing Committee Robin and his family have been members of the Club for over 20 years. Like many, they were first introduced through friends and, before long, found themselves building their lives around it, eventually moving just around the corner. What began as somewhere to visit quickly became something much more meaningful.

The Club has provided his family with everything a condominium could hope to offer, and more, all within a five-minute walk from home. It is where lifelong friendships have been formed and where his children have grown up, with the Club woven into so many important moments along the way.

For Robin, it is the sense of belonging and familiarity beyond the impressive facilities that makes the Club truly special. It is this conviction that he brings to his new role as Chair of the Membership and Marketing Committee.

1. Now that you’re on the Main Committee, what’s one thing you wish everyone knew about what goes on behind the scenes?

Having served on various sub-committees over the past 16 years, and now joining the Main Committee, I have gained a much deeper appreciation for what happens behind the scenes. What many members may not see is the extraordinary voluntary commitment that goes into shaping the Club’s future, with diverse professional perspectives working closely alongside an experienced management team.

2. If you had to describe the Club’s personality in just three words, which ones would you choose, and how will you use them to market us to the world?

Inviting, elegant and family. Inviting because there is no pretence whether newly arrived in Singapore or long established here, everyone is made to feel genuinely welcome. Elegant because it offers a calm, refined retreat from one of the world’s fastest-moving cities. Above all it is about family, not only in the literal sense, but in the relationships built between members, staff and the wider community over many years.

3. We all remember our first day here. What’s one thing you want every new member to feel the moment they walk through our doors for the first time?

Ultimately, every member should feel that this is their place. Whether it is Day 1, Day 1,000 or Day 10,000, time spent at the Club should always feel special, and as I see it, it is our responsibility as the Main Committee to listen to members, and represent their feedback to ensure that feeling never fades.

4. When you aren’t busy in committee meetings, where is the first place we’d find you in the Club?

The Windsor Arms, my family’s natural home within the Club. Some 20 years ago it was the very first place we visited as guests, and it still captures everything that makes the Club special: friendly company, familiar faces, quiz nights, big football weekends, and the feeling that you are exactly where you belong.

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GM’S MESSAGE • CLUB MANAGEMENT

Dear Members, A Summer of Energy, Family and Celebration As the summer months approach, the Club is coming alive with a full programme designed to bring members together and create memorable moments for all ages. The Events team has been hard at work preparing a series of lively, family focused experiences, beginning with the return of our much-anticipated Family Day.

Tee Bale, General Manager

CLUB MANAGEMENT Tee Bale General Manager

Mohammad Kadir Bin Abdullah Head of Operations

Sunny Sia Executive Chef

Adeline Tan Head of Human Resource

Ramzdan Bin Suphan Head of Facilities

Angel Thiam Catering Sales Manager

Asa Shaari Housekeeping Manager

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Taking place on Saturday, 6th June from 11.00am to 5.00pm at the Verandah Café, poolside, Family Day promises a full day of activity and entertainment. From carnival rides and interactive games to non-stop activities, there is something for everyone. With a live DJ, buffet and British Club Ale adding to the atmosphere, it is set to be a true highlight of the season. Children can enjoy ride coupons included in the package, with additional games available throughout the day. It is a perfect opportunity to gather with friends and make the most of the Club’s outdoor spaces.

A British Summer Celebration Poolside Following closely is one of the signature events of the calendar, the King’s Birthday Pool Party on Saturday, 13th June from 4.00pm to 7.00pm. Hosted at the Verandah Café poolside, the event will bring together a festive British theme with a relaxed summer setting.

Members can look forward to a lively BBQ buffet, a live DJ, British Club Ale and large pool inflatables for all ages to enjoy. A “Best King and Queen” element adds an extra layer of fun, encouraging creativity and participation. The event continues to be a popular fixture, blending tradition with a relaxed social atmosphere that reflects the spirit of the Club.

GM’S MESSAGE • CLUB MANAGEMENT

Keeping the Young Ones Engaged The Summer Kids Camps return in July and early August, offering a structured yet fun programme for children aged 5 to 11 years. Running in weekly blocks from 6th July through to 7th August, camps operate daily from 10.00am to 3.00pm across the Main Clubhouse and SRC. Activities have been designed to be varied and engaging, including sports sessions, mini chef experiences, science experiments, arts and crafts, scavenger hunts and indoor and outdoor games. Each day includes lunch and a snack break, ensuring a well rounded experience. With limited capacity per day, the camps provide a more personalised and supervised environment, giving parents confidence while children enjoy an active and enriching holiday programme.

World Cup Atmosphere at the Club This summer also coincides with the excitement of the Football World Cup 2026, bringing a new energy to the Club. Selected matches will be shown live, complemented by replays of key fixtures, allowing members to stay connected to the tournament regardless of match timings.

To enhance the experience, the Club is introducing a World Cup themed dining promotion at the Verandah Café. A curated pizza range celebrates different footballing nations, including: • • • • •

England inspired toppings featuring baked beans, sausage and a fried egg Argentina style combinations with meats and chimichurri French flavours with caramelised onions, anchovies and lardons German inspired bratwurst and sauerkraut Spanish classics with chorizo, Manchego and peppers

These pizzas, available through June, offer a fun and informal way to support your team while enjoying matches with family and friends. Alongside this, breakfast offerings will cater to early kick offs, ensuring members can enjoy the full World Cup atmosphere at the Club.

A Timely Opportunity to Join Summer is the perfect time to join the Club community. Our Summer Membership Special invites new members to come on board from just $6,500+, available for applications completed in June. As part of this exclusive offer, new members will also receive an invitation to the British High Commissioner’s Residence, Eden Hall, adding a unique and distinguished experience.

For existing members, this is the perfect moment to recommend friends and colleagues to experience the Club and be rewarded with our referral programme.

Staying Connected Wherever You Travel For those planning time away over the summer, members are reminded of the Club’s extensive reciprocal network, now spanning over 190 clubs worldwide. Whether travelling for business or leisure, the network provides access to quality facilities, social spaces and a familiar club environment across major global destinations.

With a calendar that combines family activities, signature events, sporting excitement and meaningful membership opportunities, the summer ahead promises to be one of the most engaging yet. Whether you are spending the season in Singapore or travelling abroad, there are plenty of ways to stay connected and make the most of everything the Club has to offer.

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CLUB NEWS

Welcome New Members H.E. Mohammad Abdullah & Mona Abdullah Christopher Turton & Louise Wright Catherine Tok Leng Sin & Sean Tan Ming An Victor Taslim & Helena Pusparini Jenny Heng Justin & Rebecca Regan Scott & Ann Chen Flora Ji Qin & Hui Tang

Share Your Experience Share your experiences when visiting our reciprocal clubs, or leave a short note of appreciation for any staff member who has made your visit extra special. Your feedback and kind words mean a great deal to us and truly help shape the warm, welcoming environment we strive to provide every day.

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CLUB NEWS

Bringing New Life to the Elizabeth Suites and Stuart Room

We are delighted to unveil the newly renovated Elizabeth Suites and Stuart Room, thoughtfully designed to provide refined and versatile settings for meetings, workshops, weddings, performances, and special events. Both spaces seamlessly blend timeless British elegance with modern functionality, featuring a sophisticated palette of warm tones, navy carpeting, painted wall panels, and refined fabric wall finishes. Together, these elements create an atmosphere that is both welcoming and professional, making the venues equally suited for business and social occasions alike. Inspired

by Singapore’s iconic black-and-white colonial architecture, plantation shutters replace traditional curtains to enhance natural light while adding a distinctive colonial charm. Built-in coffee stations have also been integrated to support operational efficiency, discreetly accommodating AV equipment and catering essentials for seamless event execution.

The Elizabeth Suites have been designed with exceptional flexibility in mind. The hall can be divided into three smaller function spaces using movable partitions, allowing the venue to adapt effortlessly to different event sizes and formats.

Supporting this versatility is an advanced AV system engineered for both independent and combined operation. Two of the suites, ES1 and ES3, are equipped with large LED walls that provide bright, impactful visuals, while the centre suite, ES2, features a motorised projector screen that can be concealed when not in use for a cleaner and more elegant setup.

To further elevate the event experience, each hall is fitted with six in-ceiling speakers and a dedicated subwoofer, delivering clear speech reproduction for presentations alongside rich, balanced audio for performances and celebrations. The entire system is powered by a central AV matrix, enabling any source to be routed seamlessly to any suite while allowing the halls to function either separately or as one expansive event space depending on operational requirements. Connectivity for laptops, microphones, and entertainment systems has also been streamlined to ensure a user-friendly experience for organisers and guests alike.

The Stuart Room complements these enhancements with its own upgraded technology, featuring a 100-inch LED TV screen paired with an enhanced sound system that delivers crisp visuals and balanced audio for presentations, speeches, and hybrid events. Meanwhile, the Elizabeth Suites are further elevated with a 130-inch LED wall, creating an immersive environment suited for both corporate functions and celebratory occasions.

Overall, the newly refurbished Elizabeth Suites and Stuart Room combine heritage-inspired design with state-of-the-art technology, offering sophisticated, adaptable, and user-friendly event spaces designed to accommodate a wide range of modern event requirements seamlessly.

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CLUB NEWS

Charity Car Wash Sunday, 3rd May The Charity Car Wash brought the club together in support of a meaningful cause. Staff members rolled up their sleeves to contribute their time and effort, washing cars throughout the day while raising funds and awareness. Filled with smiles and positive energy, the event reflected the club’s strong commitment to giving back to the community. The initiative was a great success, with all proceeds donated to the Singapore Children’s Society.

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CLUB NEWS

Mother’s Day Dinner Sunday, 10th May Mountbatten Bar & Grill hosted a memorable Mother’s Day dinner, bringing families together to celebrate and show appreciation for the incredible women in their lives. Guests enjoyed a delightful dining experience featuring comforting dishes, warm hospitality, and a cosy atmosphere, creating an evening filled with laughter, love, and heartfelt moments.

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HEAD OF OPERATIONS’ MESSAGE

Dear Members, It has been an incredible six months since I joined the Club, and I am truly grateful for the warm welcome and support from both members and staff.

The experience so far has been nothing short of amazing, filled with energy, enthusiasm, and a strong sense of community that makes this place so special.

As we look ahead, I am excited about the many wonderful moments we will continue to create together. In particular, I look forward to celebrating with you at our upcoming Family Day and the King’s Birthday Pool Party, both of which promise to be fantastic occasions for families and friends to come together.

Mohammad Kadir Bin Abdullah, Head of Operations

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We are also gearing up for an exciting five weeks of Kids Summer Camps, offering a wide range of activities for our younger members to learn, grow, and have fun during the holiday season.

Thank you once again for being part of this vibrant community. I look forward to many more memorable moments with all of you.

CLUB NEWS

A CELEBRATION TO REMEMBER

When we chose the British Club to celebrate our daughter’s 7th birthday, we hoped for a lovely afternoon.

What we experienced far exceeded our expectations, and that is entirely down to one exceptional member of staff, Joseph.

From the moment our group arrived, Joseph set the tone with warmth, professionalism, and a level of attentiveness that made everyone feel genuinely looked after. He was efficient, courteous, and always one step ahead, even with a table full of excited seven year olds!

What truly set Joseph apart, however, was the personal touch he brought to the occasion. Midway through the celebration, he even performed a magic trick that had the girls laughing and cheering. It was a spontaneous, joyful moment that transformed a birthday lunch into a truly memorable event.

The impact was immediate and lasting. Every single one of the girls has since declared that the British Club is where they want to celebrate their next birthday.

Joseph is a credit to the Club, and we are deeply grateful for the care and enthusiasm he brought to our daughter’s special day. Thank you, Joseph, for making it truly magical.

- Ms Jamie Lee

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CLUB NEWS

HR Updates Celebrating our Club Stars In April, we celebrated two outstanding team members as our Heart and Face of the Club award recipients, recognising their embodiment of the Club’s values and service spirit.

Face of The Club Nur Yasmin Binti Johari Member Relations Assistant

Heart of The Club Low Bee Hiong Leading Housekeeping Attendant

Our Heart of the Club, Low Bee Hiong, Leading Housekeeping Attendant, was recognised for her unwavering dedication behind the scenes, consistently maintaining exceptional standards of care, cleanliness, and reliability that greatly enhance members’ comfort and overall experience.

Our Face of the Club, Nur Yasmin Binti Johari, Member Relations Assistant, was recognised for her professionalism and warm, approachable manner, fostering strong relationships with members and representing the Club with sincerity and attentiveness at every interaction.

There was also a birthday celebration for our April staff birthdays.

Everyone came together to share some laughter, enjoy delicious cake and most importantly, show appreciation to one another. It was such a joyous occasion, and everyone was in high spirits.

Warm Welcome to the BC Family Please join us in giving a warm welcome to Widya, who joins us as our new Accounts Officer.

With a keen eye for detail and a strong background in finance and accounting, Widya will be supporting our team in managing financial operations, ensuring accuracy, and contributing to the smooth running of our day-to-day processes.

All the Best, Cindy!

In April, we bid farewell to Cindy, our Senior Accounts Officer, who concludes an extraordinary career of more than 35 years of service with the Club. Over the decades, Cindy has been a constant and trusted presence, supporting the Club through its many chapters with diligence, integrity, and quiet dedication. Her deep knowledge, reliability, and behind the scenes contributions have been invaluable to both colleagues and operations. We sincerely thank Cindy for her remarkable commitment and wish her happiness as she embarks on a well earned new chapter ahead.

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CLUB NEWS

Eleven Years, One Kitchen at a Time: Inside Chef Hisham’s Journey

From Malaysia to Sous Chef at Mountbatten Bar & Grill. Chef Hisham shares the fire, the philosophy, and the mentor who made him who he is today. There is a quiet confidence that comes from nearly a decade in the same kitchen.

Chef Hisham has it.

Originally from Malaysia, Chef Hisham’s culinary journey began not in western fine dining but in a Japanese restaurant, an experience that gave him an early love for precision and great ingredients. A friend’s invitation eventually brought him to The British Club, where he spent three years at the Verandah Café before moving to Mountbatten. Seven years on, he holds the title of Sous Chef and shows no signs of slowing down. This October marks his eleventh year with the Club.

At Mountbatten, getting a steak right is everything. Chef Hisham’s approach is methodical: “Most mistakes happen due to temperature control.” His solution is sous vide cooking the steak to an exact internal temperature before finishing it with a searing crust. The result speaks for itself.

Ask him for his favourite dishes at the Club and he points to the beef Wellington and lobster bisque “because you cannot get these in the sister restaurants.” Outside the Club, his heart belongs to Japanese food. Sashimi and tempura are what he misses most from his early kitchen days, and visiting Japan remains a dream.

The most memorable moment in his eleven years? The annual Best of Britain event. “We were very busy, but there is a lot you can learn. The challenge pushes our limits.” For Chef Hisham, pressure is where growth happens and it is the same philosophy he passes on to young chefs. “Be hungry to learn, and never too proud to ask. The kitchen will test you, but attitude will take you further than talent ever will.”

As for who he would cook for if he could choose anyone? His answer is immediate. Chef Johari, his mentor from his early years. “He taught me everything and made me who I am today. I am very grateful for him.”

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A Blueprint for Hope: The British Club’s Commitment to Community, Climate, and Collective Good

By Natasha Garcha, member of the Club since August, 2025

In a world searching for models of coexistence, few places offer a more compelling blueprint than Singapore — a nation built on diversity, where economic strength and social cohesion advance together, and multiculturalism is celebrated.

This quiet yet powerful commitment to collective progress offers a vision for the future — one in which communities support one another, and growth does not come at the expense of the planet. At The British Club, this vision lived daily through a growing portfolio of sustainability and community initiatives.

This year, these efforts came together across four interconnected pillars, inspired by the elements that sustain life itself.

Water: Closing the Loop Through Textile Recovery Water is life, yet the global fashion industry remains one of its largest consumers. During the textile drive, the Club collected over 500 kilograms of textiles, diverting them from landfill and giving them a second life through Cloop. This initiative is estimated to have conserved approximately 4 million litres of water — enough to support over 70 people in Singapore for an entire year. Each kilogram of textile reused conserves thousands of litres of water, reducing the hidden environmental costs of clothing production. This is circularity in action: materials kept in use, resources preserved, and collective choices turned into measurable environmental impact.

Earth: Restoring What Sustains Us If water sustains life, earth anchors it. Tree planting initiatives led by the Club reflect a simple truth: the health of our environment is inseparable from the health of our communities. Each tree planted supports biodiversity, carbon sequestration, and long term resilience.

Fire: Strength, Courage, and Riding Forward Together Fire represents energy and transformation. Through its support of the Riding for the Disabled Association of Singapore, the Club empowers individuals with disabilities to build confidence, physical strength, and joy.

Air: Energy in Motion, Giving in Action Air carries movement and connection. The Club’s charity car wash channels collective effort into meaningful support for the Singapore Children’s Society, showing how simple actions can create real social impact.

Beyond Initiatives: Building a Culture of Care Together, these initiatives reflect an ethos that recognises sustainability as both environmental and social, global in outlook yet deeply local in impact. The British Club affirms a belief worth celebrating communities do not wait for change — they create it.

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ARTICLE WRITTEN BY SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE

A Scholar and a Builder of Community “At NLCS (Singapore), success is defined not only by academic achievement, but by the impact students make beyond the classroom.”

At North London Collegiate School (Singapore), education is never confined to examination results alone. The School’s ethos is rooted in the belief that intellectual rigour must sit alongside character, service, and the confident pursuit of individual passions. This holistic philosophy is brought to life through students such as Benjamin Augenstein, a Grade 10 student whose journey exemplifies what it means to thrive within the NLCS (Singapore) community.

Academically, Benjamin is a highly able and curious learner, excelling particularly in Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science. Within the School’s knowledge-rich and intellectually demanding environment, he has embraced enrichment opportunities that allow him to explore his interests in greater depth, notably through Astrophysics Society, Competitive Coding, and the School’s drama productions. These pursuits reflect NLCS (Singapore)’s commitment to nurturing independent thinkers who are unafraid to challenge themselves beyond the confines of the curriculum.

Yet, to truly embody the NLCS ethos is to look beyond academic excellence. For Benjamin, this broader sense of purpose is most evident in his deep commitment to Scouting. Actively involved as a youth leader, he has achieved the highest rank of Eagle Scout in Scouts BSA and has recently been nominated to receive the Vigil Honor Award within Scouting America’s Honor Society, The Order of the Arrow. Elected by his Scouting peers, this nomination recognises Benjamin’s servant leadership and cheerful service to others.

Service lies at the heart of Benjamin’s Scouting journey. Over recent years, he has contributed extensively to community projects across the region, including tree-planting initiatives in Nepal and the construction of facilities for a children’s shelter in Chiang Rai. Most notably, he led a major service project in Kuala Lumpur to build an arts and crafts area at a children’s shelter — overseeing volunteer recruitment, fundraising, and on-site installation. This experience demanded resilience, organisation, and leadership: qualities that NLCS (Singapore) seeks to instil in all its students.

Benjamin’s commitment to personal development is further reflected in his achievements beyond Scouting. He has been awarded the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award and is currently working towards Silver alongside his peers. The award challenges students to grow through service, skills development, physical activity, and an adventurous journey.

Benjamin and his cohort have already been hard at work, laying the foundations for their Silver Award expedition in Hong Kong.

Benjamin’s story is not an exception at NLCS (Singapore), but rather a reflection of the School’s values in action.

Through a culture that champions ambition while supporting individuality, students are encouraged to pursue excellence in all its forms — intellectual, personal, and ethical. In doing so, NLCS (Singapore) prepares young people not only for outstanding academic outcomes, but for lives of purpose, leadership, and contribution.

Scan here to find out how our ethos shapes confident, well-rounded students.

For enquiries, call Admissions at +65 6989 3000 or email admissions@nlcssingapore.sg.

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THE CANADIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN SINGAPORE CELEBRATES

CANADA DAY 2026!

Join us with your families!

Date: 7 June 2026, 3:00pm - 8:00pm Venue: The British Club, 73 Bukit Tinggi, SG 289761 • Carnival games, Magic show, Balloon scultping and other family fun activities!

• Dessert and cocktail workshops, • Canadian-themed buffet dinner and more!

Ticket Fees: MEMBERS

NON-MEMBERS

Adult: $60 Child (3-11 years): $30 Family pack (2 adults, 2 children): $160

Adult: $85 Child (3-11 years): $55

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Mahjong Section Yoga Barre

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Craft Section Music Section Air-dry Clay Yogalates

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Bingo Night Craft Section Music Section Air-dry Clay Yogalates

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Cardio Barre Express Strength & Conditioning classes for Youths Strength & Conditioning classes Zumba

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Quiz Night An Unlikely Adventurer Group Circuit Training classes

Board Games Night Group Circuit Training classes

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Friday Curry Night Live Barre Yoga

26 A Discovery of Italian Wines Barre Yoga

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BC Family Day Junior Karate Karate Junior Taekwondo Taekwondo

King Birthday Pool Party Junior Karate Karate Junior Taekwondo Taekwondo

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Steak House Buffet Live Unplugged Sunday Brunch Hatha Flow Yoga

Junior Cricket Sessions BC Kids Club Live Unplugged Sunday Brunch Balloon Sculpture Hatha Flow Yoga

20 BC Kids Club

21

27

28 Junior Cricket Sessions

Junior Karate Karate Junior Taekwondo Taekwondo

Mini Picasso Competition Junior Karate Karate Junior Taekwondo Taekwondo

Junior Cricket Sessions K-Pop Demon Hunter Slime Workshop Decoden Making Steak House Buffet Live Unplugged Sunday Brunch Hatha Flow Yoga

Mini Masterchef Steak House Buffet Live Unplugged Sunday Brunch Balloon Sculpture Hatha Flow Yoga

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DINING SPECIALS

WORLD CUP SUNDAY BRUNCH WINDSOR ARMS

Every Sunday, 11:30am to 3:30pm

Adult: $59+ • Child: $29+ includes 1 soft drink

What’s included: Sunday Roast or Signature Main Course Free-flow Salad & Dessert Counter + Live Cooking Station Drink Package: buy 2, get 1 free with all roasts À la carte kids’ menu available

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Every Sunday, 12:00pm to 3:00pm • Mountbatten Bar & Grill

Includes: • Unlimited Steak Buffet • Premium Cuts: Ribeye, Striploin, Rump, Oyster Blade, Hanger • Unlimited Sides • Wine Tasting • 20% off Bottles from Tasting Selection

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GROUP A

GROUP STAGE MATCHES

Czechia

Czechia

V South Africa Friday, 19th June 2026 • 9:00am

V Korea Republic Thursday, 25th June 2026 • 9:00am

V Mexico Thursday, 25th June 2026 • 9:00am South Africa V Korea Republic

GROUP B

Saturday, 13th June 2026 • 3:00am Canada Bosnia and Herzegovina V

Sunday, 14th June 2026 • 3:00am V Switzerland Friday, 19th June 2026 • 3:00am Switzerland Bosnia and Herzegovina V Qatar

Canada

Friday, 19th June 2026 • 6:00am

V Qatar Thursday, 25th June 2026 • 3:00am

Switzerland V Canada Thursday, 25th June 2026 • 3:00am Bosnia and Herzegovina Qatar V

GROUP C

Sunday, 14th June 2026 • 6:00am

Brazil Haiti

V Morocco Sunday, 14th June 2026 • 9:00am

V Scotland Saturday, 20th June 2026 • 6:00am

Scotland V Morocco Saturday, 20th June 2026 • 8:30am Brazil V Haiti Thursday, 25th June 2026 • 6:00am Scotland V Brazil Thursday, 25th June 2026 • 6:00am Morocco

GROUP D

Haiti

V

Australia

V Paraguay Sunday, 14th June 2026 • 12:00pm V

Saturday, 20th June 2026 • 3:00am

Türkiye

V Australia Saturday, 20th June 2026 • 11:00am Türkiye V Paraguay Türkiye

Friday, 26th June 2026 • 10:00am

V USA Friday, 26 June 2026 • 10:00am Paraguay V Australia

GROUP E Germany

th

Monday, 15th June 2026 • 1:00am V Curaçao Monday, 15th June 2026 • 7:00am

Côte D'Ivoire V Ecuador Sunday, 21st June 2026 • 4:00am Germany Ecuador Curaçao Ecuador

GROUP F

V Côte D'Ivoire Sunday, 21st June 2026 • 8:00am V Curaçao Friday, 26 June 2026 • 4:00am th

V Côte D'Ivoire Friday, 26th June 2026 • 4:00am Germany

V

Monday, 15th June 2026 • 4:00am

Netherlands V Japan Monday, 15th June 2026 • 10:00am Sweden

V Sunday, 21st June 2026 • 1:00am

Tunisia

V Friday, 26th June 2026 • 7:00am

Japan

Netherlands V Sweden Sunday, 21st June 2026 • 12:00pm Tunisia Japan Tunisia

V Friday, 26 June 2026 • 7:00am th

V

ROUND OF 32 MATCH 74 Tuesday, 30th June 2026 1:00am Group E: 1st place Group A/B/C/D/F: 3rd place

MATCH 77 Wednesday, 1st July 2026 1:00am Group I: 1st place

Sweden

Netherlands

ROUND OF 16

Group C/D/F/G/H: 3rd place

MATCH 73 Monday, 29 th June 2026 3:00am Group A: 2nd place Group B: 2nd place

MATCH 89 Sunday, 5th July 2026 1:00am Match 74 Winner Match 77 Winner

FIN

MATCH 75 Tuesday, 30th June 2026 4:30am

Monday, 20th July Match 101 Winner

Group F: 1st place Group C: 2nd place

Saturday, 13th June 2026 • 9:00am

USA

USA

GROUP ST

V South Africa Friday, 12th June 2026 • 10:00am

Korea Republic V Czechia Friday, 19th June 2026 • 12:00am

Mexico

FIFA WOR

Friday, 12th June 2026 • 3:00am

Mexico

MATCH 83 Friday, 3rd July 2026 3:00am Group K: 2nd place

MATCH 90 Sunday, 5th July 2026 5:00am Match 73 Winner Match 75 Winner

Runner-up match 101

SEMI F

MATCH 101 Wednesday, 15th July 2026 3:00am

Group L: 2nd place

MATCH 84 Friday, 3rd July 2026 7:00am

BRONZE

Sunday, 19th July

Match 97 Winner

Group H: 1st place

MATCH 93 Tuesday, 7th July 2026 3:00am

Group J: 2nd place

Match 83 Winner

MATCH 81 Thursday, 2nd July 2026 4:00am

Match 84 Winner

Match 98 Winner

QUARTER

MATCH 97 Friday, 10th July 2026 4:00am Match 89 Winner

Group D: 1st place

Match 90 Winner

Group B/E/F/I/J: 3rd place

MATCH 82 Thursday, 2nd July 2026 8:00am

MATCH 94 Tuesday, 7th July 2026 8:00am

MATCH 98 Saturday, 11th July 2026 3:00am

Group G: 1st place

Match 81 Winner

Match 93 Winner

Group A/E/H/I/J: 3rd place

Match 82 Winner

Match 94 Winner

RLD CUP 2026

TAGE FIXTURES

GROUP G

ROUND OF 32

Group C: 1 place Group F: 2nd place

MATCH 78 Wednesday, 1st July 2026 5:00am Group E: 2nd place Group I: 2nd place

Match 76 Winner Match 78 Winner

NAL

Match 102 Winner

y 2026 • 5:00am Runner-up match 102

FINALS

Match 79 Winner Match 80 Winner

MATCH 102 Thursday, 16th July 2026 3:00am Match 99 Winner Match 100 Winner

R FINALS

MATCH 99 Sunday, 12th July 2026 5:00am

MATCH 95 Wednesday, 8th July 2026 12:00am Match 86 Winner Match 88 Winner

Match 91 Winner Match 92 Winner

Monday, 22nd June 2026 • 9:00am New Zealand V

IR Iran V Saturday, 27th June 2026 • 11:00am New Zealand Belgium V

GROUP H

Tuesday, 16th June 2026 • 12:00am V Cabo Verde

Spain

Tuesday, 16th June 2026 • 6:00am Saudi Arabia V V

Saturday, 27th June 2026 • 8:00am

Cabo Verde Uruguay

GROUP I

Group D: 2

nd

place

Group G: 2nd place

Senegal

GROUP J

Match 95 Winner

Match 85 Winner

Group K: 1st place

Match 96 Winner

Match 87 Winner

Group D/E/I/J/L: 3 place rd

Iraq

V

Senegal

V

France

V

Iraq

Wednesday, 17th June 2026 • 9:00am V

Algeria

V Tuesday, 23rd June 2026 • 1:00am

Jordan

V Tuesday, 23rd June 2026 • 11:00am

Austria

Wednesday, 17th June 2026 • 12:00pm

Austria

Argentina Jordan

V

Algeria

V

Austria

Sunday, 28th June 2026 • 10:00am

Sunday, 28th June 2026 • 10:00am Argentina V

GROUP K

Thursday, 18th June 2026 • 1:00am

Portugal

V

Congo DR

Uzbekistan

V

Colombia

Portugal

V

Uzbekistan

V

Congo DR

V

Portugal

V

Uzbekistan

Thursday, 18th June 2026 • 10:00am

Wednesday, 24th June 2026 • 1:00am

Wednesday, 24th June 2026 • 10:00am

Congo DR

MATCH 87 Saturday, 4th July 2026 6:00am

V

Saturday, 27th June 2026 • 3:00am

Group B: 1st place

MATCH 96 Wednesday, 8th July 2026 4:00am

Norway

Saturday, 27th June 2026 • 3:00am

Colombia

MATCH 100 Sunday, 12th July 2026 9:00am

V

Tuesday, 23rd June 2026 • 8:00am

MATCH 85 Friday, 3rd July 2026 11:00am

Group E/F/G/I/J: 3rd place

Senegal

Tuesday, 23rd June 2026 • 5:00am

Norway

Jordan

V

Wednesday, 17th June 2026 • 6:00am

Norway

MATCH 88 Saturday, 4th July 2026 9:30am

Spain

V

France

Algeria

Saudi Arabia

Wednesday, 17th June 2026 • 3:00am

France

Group H: 2nd place

V

Saturday, 27th June 2026 • 8:00am

Argentina

Group J: 1st place

Saudi Arabia

Monday, 22nd June 2026 • 6:00am Uruguay Cabo Verde V

Iraq

MATCH 86 Saturday, 4th July 2026 2:00am

Uruguay

Monday, 22nd June 2026 • 12:00am

Spain

Group C/E/F/H/I: 3rd place

Group E/H/I/J/K: 3rd place

Egypt

Saturday, 27th June 2026 • 11:00am

Egypt

Group A: 1 place

Group L: 1st place

MATCH 92 Monday, 6th July 2026 6:00am

New Zealand V Monday, 22nd June 2026 • 3:00am Belgium IR Iran V

st

MATCH 80 Thursday, 2nd July 2026 12:00am

y 2026 • 3:00am

E FINAL

MATCH 79 Wednesday, 1st July 2026 9:00am

Egypt

V Tuesday, 16th June 2026 • 9:00am

IR Iran

st

MATCH 91 Monday, 6th July 2026 4:00am

Tuesday, 16th June 2026 • 3:00am

Belgium

MATCH 76 Tuesday, 30th June 2026 9:00am

ROUND OF 16

GROUP STAGE MATCHES

Colombia

GROUP L

England

V

Croatia

V

Panama

V

Ghana

V

Croatia

V

England

V

Ghana

Thursday, 18th June 2026 • 7:00am Wednesday, 24th June 2026 • 4:00am Wednesday, 24th June 2026 • 7:00am

Panama Panama Croatia

Sunday, 28th June 2026 • 7:30am

Thursday, 18th June 2026 • 4:00am

England Ghana

Sunday, 28th June 2026 • 7:30am

Sunday, 28th June 2026 • 5:00am Sunday, 28th June 2026 • 5:00am

VERANDAH CAFÉ

WORLD CUP PIZZA

HOT DEAL! Buy any 2 pizza and get 1 free

ENGLAND

with Cumberland sausage, baked beans, cheddar cheese, mushrooms, & fried egg

FRANCE

with caramelised onions, anchovies, black olives, tomatoes, cheese, & lardons

SPAIN

with chorizo, Manchego cheese, spanish olives, peppers, & cured ham

GERMANY

with bratwurst, sauerkrauts, tomatoes, & cheese

ARGENTINA

with salami, pork sausage, ham, minced beef, tomatoes, oregano, cheese, & chimichurri

All pizzas at $27.00+ each Add on $3.50+

• Warm Chocolate Lava Cake with a scoop of vanilla ice cream • Sticky Date Pudding with a scoop of vanilla ice creams

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Selective Matches Shown Live At The British Club • World Cup Breakfasts & Pizza Specials • Wear Your Teams Shirt Receive a Drink Free • Your Team Scores You Receive a Free Drink

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DINING SPECIALS

Quiz Night Wine of June

Can you spot the 3 differences between these two pictures?

Thursday, 4th June, 8:00pm

Participation fee: Minimum $7 per participant

Team of limited to 6 Members each

Bingo Night 8

10

11

6 5

Legs Eleven Number 11

Tuesday, 16th June 8:00pm

Chateau Chamirey Mercurey 2022 White

Chateau Chamirey Mercurey 2023 Red

$18+/glass $88+/bottle

$2 per ticket | $10 for 6 tickets Also available at Mountbatten Bar & Grill

30 JUN 2026

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CHEF KUMAR CURRY NIGHT

Friday, 19th June • 7:00pm onwards • Windsor Arms Live Concert Screening Brand New Chef Kumar Curry Buffet $38+ Draught Beer Deal 3 Pints for $27+

*À la carte menu also available

Book Now!

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RETAIL SPECIALS

Champagne Promotion

Billecart–Salmon Le Reserve NV

Billecart–Salmon Le Rosé NV

$92.00 (U.P. $118.00)

Billecart–Salmon Brut Sous Bois NV

$124.00 (U.P. $140.00)

Billecart–Salmon Le Blanc De Blancs Grand Cru NV

$126.00 (U.P. $168.00)

$124.00 (U.P. $145.00)

Billecart–Salmon Brut Cuvee Nicolas Francois 2012

$238.00 (U.P. $298.00)

Only available till 30th June

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DINING SPECIALS

A DISCOVERY OF ITALIAN WINES

Friday, 26th June • 7:30pm onwards • Mountbatten Bar & Grill Indulge in a curated Italian wine dinner with blind tastings, a four-course menu, cheese and dessert for a truly refined experience.

$119+ per Member • $129+ per Guest $109+ per Wine Section Member

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CLUB EVENTS

REGULAR ACTIVITIES MAHJONG

CRAFT SECTION

MUSIC SECTION

Every Monday 10:30am to 1:00pm Windsor Arms

Every Tuesday 10:30am to 3:00pm The Hideaway

Every Tuesday 8:00pm to 11:00pm

BOARD GAMES NIGHT

BOOK CLUB

WINE APPRECIATION SECTION

Bi-Monthly, Wednesday 7:00pm Windsor Arms (Next Session: 17th June)

Bi-Monthly, Wednesday 8:00pm The Hideaway (Next Session: 15th July)

CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING

BALLOON SCULPTURE

Every Friday 9:00am to 11:00am (Resume in July)

Sunday, 14th & 28th June 12:00pm to 2:00pm Verandah Café

FOR MEMBERS ONLY 34 JUN 2026

Bi-Monthly 6:30pm (Next Session: July)

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Enquiries: events@britishclub.org.sg

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CLUB EVENTS

AN UNLIKELY ADVENTURER From tropical Singapore to the extreme ends of the Earth

Join Jane Lee, record-breaking adventurer and bestselling author, as she reveals how an ordinary person from tropical Singapore ended up on Mount Everest and skiing

across Greenland. Through candid, often unexpected stories, she shares what it takes to stay calm under pressure, adapt when plans fall apart, and choose courage when the odds are stacked against her.

Thursday, 4th June • The Elizabeth Suite • 7:30pm to 8:30pm Member : $25+ • Guest : $30+ Cancellation policy applies. Photos may be taken in line with PDPA guidelines. • Photos are for illustration purposes.

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CLUB EVENTS

BC KIDS CLUB JUNE ACTIVITIES Saturday and Sunday • 12:00pm to 3:00pm • The Hangout

Exclusively for Junior Members aged 6–10 years. Limited to 10 participants per session.

Sunday, 14th June

Saturday, 20th June

MINI BOB THE BUILDER

LITTLE MAD SCIENTIST

Plastic Bottle Butterfly

Gold Slime

12:00pm – 1:00pm

YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES

JUNIOR ATHLETE

Butterfly Bounty

Anchor Racing

1:00pm – 2:00pm

MINI PICASSO

Handprint Pirate

MINI CHEF

Buried Treasure Pudding Treats

2:00pm – 3:00pm 36 JUN 2026

Enquiries: events@britishclub.org.sg

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Saturday, 6th June • 3:00pm to 7:00pm

Carnival Rides • Non-stop Activities & Entertainment Live DJ • Buffet • British Club Ale

Member: $59+ • Member’s Child: $29+ • Guest: $69+ • Guest’s Child: $39+ Verandah Café • Poolside

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CLUB EVENTS

K-Pop Demon Hunter Slime Workshop

Inspired by the high-energy world of K-pop Demon Hunters, little creators will bring their slime masterpieces to life with striking colours, glitter, and sparkle.

Sunday, 21st June Treetops Suite 2:30pm to 3:30pm Member’s Child : $45+ per child Guest’s Child : $55+ per child Minimum 15 pax required to proceed

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Decoden Making Workshop Let imagination run wild as little artists create their own eye-catching decoden designs, filled with colour, sparkle, and fun.

Sunday, 21st June Stuart Room 3:30pm to 4:30pm Member’s Child : $55+ per child Guest’s Child : $60+ per chil Minimum 15 pax required to proceed

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KING'S BIRTHDAY POOL PARTY

Saturday, 13th June • 4:00pm to 7:00pm Verandah Cafe • Poolside Best King and Queen • UK Theme Food • Live DJ British Club Ale• Large pool inflatables

Member: $59+ • Member’s Child: $29+ Guest: $65+ • Guest’s Child: $35+

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CLUB EVENTS

Mini Picasso Competition Butterflies

Let imagination flutter and come to life as little artists paint their own beautiful butterfly masterpieces.

Saturday, 27th June Verandah Terrace

1:00pm to 2:00pm (ages 5 to 7) 2:30pm to 3:30pm (ages 8 to 11) Member’s Child : $15+ per child Guest’s Child : $20+ per child

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Mini Masterchefs Mini Teddy Bear Choux Puff

A pinch of fun and a dash of creativity come together as little chefs craft the sweetest teddy bear choux puffs. With every swirl and detail, they will create treats that are as delightful to look at as they are to enjoy.

Sunday, 28th June Verandah Terrace

1:00pm to 2:00pm (ages 5 to 7) 2:30pm to 3:30pm (ages 8 to 11) Member’s Child : $15+ per child Guest’s Child : $20+ per child 40 JUN 2026

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CLUB EVENTS

JUNIOR CRICKET SESSIONS

Sundays, 14th, 21st, 28th June • 12:00pm to 2:00pm Tennis Court 4 $15+ Members • $20+ Guests Open to kids from 6 years old to 12 years old Things to bring: Water, Sunscreen, Hat & Cricket Kit (optional)

Enquiries: sports@britishclub.org.sg

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SUMMER

KIDS CAMP

10:00am to 3:00pm • Main Clubhouse and SRC Week 1 - 6th

July

to

10th July

Week 2 - 13th July

to

17th

July

Week 4 - 27th July

to

31st

July

Week 3 - 20th July Week 5 - 3rd

to

August to

24th July

7th

August

Age: 5 - 7 years old & 8 - 11 years old Member: $550+ / week ; $120+ daily rate Guest:

$590+ / week; $130+ daily rate

Inclusive of snack break and lunch

Activities include Sports, Mini Chefs, Science Experiments, Arts & Craft Fun Games (indoor & outdoor), Scavenger Hunts, & more!

Limited to 15 children per day.

Weekly programmes available on our website.

Enquiries: events@britishclub.org.sg

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CLUB EVENTS

FOOTBALL WORLD CUP DARTS

Every Sunday, 12:00pm to 2:00pm • Tennis Courts

Bring the family along and step up to the challenge. Test your aim on a huge inflatable dart board and compete head to head in a fun, friendly and safe game.

Teams must include at least one adult. With exciting prizes to be won, it is a great chance to enjoy time together and create lasting family memories while celebrating the World Cup spirit.

Entry Fee: $10 for 2-5 pax team / $5 for 1 pax team Fun for the whole family 16-team knockout tournament Team Size: Minimum 1 pax, maximum 5 pax and at least 1 adult

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SPORTS & FITNESS

SPORTS CONVENORS

CLASS SPOTLIGHT BARRE AND CARDIO BARRE

CRICKET SECTION Subha Ganguly cricket@britishclub.org.sg FOOTBALL SECTION James McIlhagga football@britishclub.org.sg GOLF SECTION Adam Bozeman golf@britishclub.org.sg MARTIAL ARTS SECTION Adam Slater taekwondo@britishclub.org.sg PADEL SECTION Jamie Salamon padel@britishclub.org.sg PICKLEBALL SECTION Manoharan Karthigasu/PJ Enriquez pickleball@britishclub.org.sg SQUASH SECTION Andrew Vine/Andrew Marshall squash@britishclub.org.sg MASTERS SWIMMING SECTION Cindee Allister/James Tyler swimming@britishclub.org.sg BARRACUDAS SECTION Danya Fox-Gapper/Lisa Thanh

Where Strength Meets Grace Barre is the ultimate full body workout that blends the elegance of ballet, the focus of yoga, and the power of strength and cardio training — all set to upbeat music that keeps you moving from start to finish.

Designed to be accessible yet challenging, Barre offers a low impact but highly effective way to lengthen, strengthen, and sculpt the body. Whether you’re new to fitness or looking to refine your technique, this class adapts seamlessly to all fitness levels with expert instruction and thoughtful modifications.

Barracudas@britishclub.org.sg

Location:

TENNIS SECTION

Class Schedule Monday: 7:15pm to 8:15pm Wednesday: 9:00 am to 9:40am (Cardio Barre Express) Friday: 9:00am to 10:00am

Richard Claydon tennis@britishclub.org.sg

Fee Member: Guest:

Studio Room

$35+ per session $40+ per session

Minimum 4 participants, maximum 10 per session

44 JUN 2026

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FITNESS BUZZ

SPORTS & FITNESS

Eat Smart, Feel Strong: Nutritious Foods That Power Your Day In a world of fad diets and superfood hype, good nutrition doesn’t need to be complicated. The most effective way to fuel your body is to focus on balanced, whole foods that provide steady energy, support muscle recovery, and keep you feeling satisfied throughout the day.

The Power Plate Formula A nutritious meal is all about balance. Aim to include: •

Lean protein for muscle repair and fullness

•

Healthy fats for brain and hormone health

• •

Complex carbohydrates for sustained energy Fruits and vegetables for vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants

Everyday Nutrient Heroes You don’t need exotic ingredients—just smart choices: •

Brown rice or oats: slow release carbohydrates that keep energy levels stable

•

Eggs, tofu, chicken breast, or fish: high quality protein sources

•

Avocados and nuts: healthy fats that support heart health

• •

Leafy greens such as spinach, kale, and bok choy are rich in iron, calcium, and fibre Fruits such as bananas and berries: natural sweetness with vitamins and antioxidants

A Simple Sample Meal •

Grilled chicken or tofu

•

Stir fried vegetables with olive oil

• •

Brown rice or quinoa A side of fruit

This kind of meal is easy to prepare, budget friendly, and versatile—perfect for busy lifestyles.

Bottom line: Nutritious food isn’t about restriction. It’s about giving your body what it needs to move, recover, and thrive.

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SPORTS & FITNESS

FITNESS BUZZ

Move Better, Not Harder: An Easy Workout Routine That Matches Your Nutrition

Great nutrition sets the foundation, but movement brings it to life. The good news? You don’t need intense gym sessions to see results. When paired with nutritious food, a simple, consistent workout routine can dramatically improve strength, energy, and overall well being.

The 20–30 Minute Easy Workout Try this routine 3–4 times a week. No fancy equipment is required.

1.

2.

Warm-Up (5 minutes) •

March in place

•

Arm circles

•

Gentle hip rotations

Main Circuit (Repeat 2–3 rounds) • • • •

3.

Push ups (knees or wall, 8–12 reps) – Strengthens the upper body Glute bridges (12–15 reps) – Supports hips and lower back Plank (20–30 seconds) – Improves core stability

Light Cardio Finisher (5 minutes) • • •

4.

Bodyweight squats (12–15 reps) – Builds leg strength

Brisk walking Easy cycling Low impact skipping

Cool Down (5 minutes) •

Stretch hamstrings, shoulders, and hips

•

Slow breathing to relax the body

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PADEL

SPORTS & FITNESS

Section Report

By Kevin Wotherspoon, Member of the Club since January, 2023

The Padel section recently held its 4th annual dinner, where a motley crew of the section’s keenest players gathered at the Verandah to celebrate another year of membership growth and the development of the BC Padel product in terms of coaching and competitive events. Organised by section members Lawrence Seah and Soumit Goswami, the event treated attendees to a sumptuous yet very reasonably priced Indian buffet. This left plenty of section resources to be directed to the beverage side of the menu. Soumit went above and beyond his duties by delivering jugs of delicious “multi-shot” Margaritas, which went down very nicely both with and without dinner.

Another highlight of the evening - maybe up there with that fourth jug of Margarita - was the section lucky draw.

Lawrence sourced a Bullpadel Vertex4, a very high-end racket, at a very reasonable price. Section members “oohed” and “ahhed” whilst taking turns handling and fondling this special piece of equipment. Aneetha Vine dipped her hand into the sack and pulled out the name of the winner, the very lucky indeed Jamie Salamon, who, very coincidentally, happens to be the section convenor!

Jamie had the chance to put his prize to the test in the latest monthly Padel “Rodeo” which followed shortly after the dinner. This competitive event pits seasoned players against one another in a round robin format, whereby partners are switched after every 21 points. At the end of the event, points are tallied, and the winner is declared.

The real value of Jamie’s prize became acutely obvious as he stormed to victory, almost 20 points clear of his nearest rival. Jamie subsequently declared he would sign his old racket and auction it off to the highest bidder, proceeds going to the charity of his choice!

The moral of the story? Join Padel, win a racket, win competitions, all the while enjoying the vibe and conviviality of a thriving sport section.

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SPORTS & FITNESS

CRICKET

BC Cricket Season Off to a Flying Start!

By Subha Ganguly, Member of the Club since April, 2007

Easter Camp at the British Club showcased the sports sections to the young ones. This year, in April, at the Easter Camp, Rob Annan, current chair of the Sports Committee, spent a few hours with the young enthusiasts, explaining the basics of cricket over an engaging session with games. The section looks to organise more such sessions during the year. Stay tuned to the BC Cricket Section Instagram page for details on such upcoming sessions.

After the mayhem in the matches in March, the BCXI started a sedate April with a seemingly comfortable win over the Spirits Cricket Team at the CSC. CSC won the toss and elected to bat and got off to an impressive start, scoring almost 120 runs for the loss of a few wickets at the halfway stage of 15 overs. But BCXI’s bowlers stuck to their lines and restricted the opposition to a score of 198. BCXI did not look to be in any trouble and chased the score down with almost three overs to spare.

The attention after this match vs the Spirits turned to the Padang, where the SCC hosted the BCXI. Picturesque Padang, set in the heart of the city, and one of the few turf wicket pitches in Singapore, always makes for a close contest between the teams. The match got underway in the afternoon at the Padang, with the BCXI winning a very good toss to bat and not field on what was a very hot afternoon. BCXI posted a competitive and above-par score of 184/5 in the allotted 30 overs. The run chase from SCC got off to a great start, and SCC was ahead of the required run rate at the midway point. BCXI managed to catch up with SCC after the midway mark and set up a close finish. The match had an epic finale, with SCC grabbing a win on the last ball of the last over with a few wickets to spare. 60 overs between the two teams over a hot and humid afternoon, and a run separating them.

It’s not very often that we see such close games, a picturesque venue, and a game played with a great spirit of camaraderie between friends from two great teams.

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SPORTS & FITNESS

The BCXI cricket nets are held regularly on Tuesday nights at the Cage @Dempsey. If you’re planning to join a team for some light-hearted cricket fun or want to improve your cricket skills, BCXI is eager to welcome you to our group. We encourage cricketers of all skill levels to join us at our nets and continue their journey from there. Please get in touch at cricket@britishclub.org.sg for more details.

You can follow our cricket socials here (Instagram: @cricket_thebritishclubsg) with regular updates of our matches, tours, and other events.

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TENNIS

Section Report

By Nathalie Farrow, Member of the Club since August, 2020

The British Club Tennis Championships got underway with a bang in April/ May, with the club seeing record entry levels. The Men’s Singles has 59 entries, and the Mixed Doubles has 29 pairs. This is resulting in some wonderful tennis and a logistical headache for the organisers, who are somehow managing to get all the matches played amid the wet weather and the entrants’ travel commitments. As of writing, we are at the quarterfinal stage of the singles competitions, with some great matches on the horizon. Special thanks to Ben Kiggell, our tournament director, for his unwavering dedication to the cause.

We also played an inaugural U10 and U12 intraclub junior tournament over the May Day weekend, which saw some highly competitive and very enjoyable tennis across all four courts. The standard of tennis was excellent, and it was fantastic to see the group developing both their match skills and their confidence throughout the afternoon. Congratulations to Archie Grier and Josie Roy, who topped the yellow ball and green ball groups, respectively. A warm thank you to our parent volunteers for their support— your help makes these sessions possible.

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SPORTS & FITNESS

The interclub championships have finished for the first half of the year, with the Men’s first team, after dominating their division, narrowly failing to defend their title as Singapore’s STA champions in the knock-out phase. The Ladies’ WITS teams had great success, with BC Sets - the top-ranked team - winning the A Division and being promoted to the Prem B, and The Slice Girls being runners-up in the C Division. The junior interclub tournaments have also finished, with the U10 team winning their pool.

We are arranging two matches with clubs touring Singapore: on June 7 against Hong Kong Cricket Club, and, provisionally, on 16 August against the Royal Lake Club, Kuala Lumpur.

Social courts continue to be well supported, with Monday Men’s and Friday Mixed socials attracting so many members in recent weeks that we’ve had waiting lists to join. Be sure to join the WhatsApp groups if you’re a section member wanting to play social. The Mixed is so popular that it can fill up in under an hour!= JUN 2026 51

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PICKLEBALL Section Report

By PJ Enriquez, Member of the Club since April, 2023

From left to right: Konal, Marina, Aneetha, PJ, Andrew, Ashim, Sanjeev, not pictured Mano

PJ Enriquez - Convenor Mano Karthigasu - Convenor Marina Krishnan - Secretary Andrew Vine - Treasurer Ashim Gupta - Membership Konal & Sanjeev Sharma - Communications Aneetha Vine - Section Socials Weekly Socials Schedule Wednesday Nights: 7:00pm to 9:00pm Sunday Nights:

6:00pm to 9:00pm

For any question pls contact the Sports Desk.

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