November 2026 by The British Club

November 2026

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MAIN COMMITTEE 2025/2026 Roger Harrold President

Stephen Fulton Honorary Chairman

Margaret Alvarez Vice President

Paula Craigie

Vice President Chair of Human Resources Committee

Yip Wai Hun

CONTENTS President’s Message

GM’s Message & Club Management

Club News

Dining Specials

Club Events

Sports & Fitness

Advertising Media Kit & Exclusive Membership Perks

Hon Treasurer Chair of Finance Committee

51 Julia Gandhi

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

Rajesh Chhabara

Chair of Development, Health & Safety Committee

Tim Williamson

Chair of Food, Beverage & Events Committee

18 Robin Nayak

Chair of Membership & Marketing Committee

MISSION

Robert Annan

To be the leading International Club in Singapore, exceeding the expectations of our Members and their Families.

James Pashley

73 Bukit Tinggi Road Singapore 289761 • Tel: 6410 1100 • Fax: 6468 6161 enquiries@britishclub.org.sg • www.britishclub.org.sg Operating Hours: 8am to 11pm (Daily)

Chair of Sports Committee

Chair of Data and MI Committee

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Dear Members, November promises to be an exciting month filled with several special events. We look forward to welcoming you to a special evening celebrating the rich heritage of Malay cuisine, where members can enjoy exceptional food, fascinating stories, and unique insights into Malay culinary traditions. Later in the month, we will come together for our Casino Royale Night. Inspired by the glamour and excitement of James Bond, it promises to be a spectacular evening of fine dining, live entertainment, and music.

Roger Harrold President

Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held on 25th November. The AGM is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the Club’s achievements over the past year, learn about our future plans, and participate in the governance of our community. It is also the perfect occasion to reconnect with fellow members over food and refreshments, and I encourage all eligible members to attend.

This will be my final President’s Message before the AGM and the election of a new Committee. It has been an absolute privilege to serve as your President for the past three years, working alongside such dedicated Committee members, volunteers, management, and staff. Together, we have achieved so much. We have introduced significant enhancements to our facilities, expanded our social and cultural offerings, successfully transitioned to a new Management team, and significantly strengthened our financial robustness. Through all these changes, I believe we have continued to elevate the Club’s position while preserving the welcoming spirit and deep sense of community that make The British Club such a special place. Most importantly, I want to thank you—our members—for your continued loyalty, support, and engagement. Your active participation is what makes this community so vibrant and successful. I look forward to remaining an active member myself, enjoying everything the Club has to offer in the years ahead, and seeing many of you around the Club.

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GM’S MESSAGE • CLUB MANAGEMENT

Looking Ahead to November Dear Members, Thank you for continuing to come along, take part and support the Club while Singapore has been dealing with the haze. It has been a difficult and frustrating period at times, so your patience and understanding have been very much appreciated. Our approach has been straightforward: when the air quality has caused concern, we have made decisions with the safety of members, guests and staff in mind. That has sometimes meant changing plans or moving activities. Thank you for working with us when this has happened. Tee Bale, General Manager

November should give us plenty to enjoy. Our AGM takes place during the month, and there is also a busy run of social and festive events to look forward to.

CLUB MANAGEMENT

21st November: Casino Royale Black-Tie Dinner. This is a first for the Club, and it should be a very enjoyable night. Tickets are nearly gone, so please book soon if you would like to join us.

Mohammad Kadir Bin Abdullah Head of Operations

Tok Suet Hong Head of Finance

28th November: Annual Pantomime. Expect laughs, familiar faces and all the cheerful chaos that makes this Club favourite such good fun. 29th November: Christmas Fair. Come down for some festive shopping and an easy way to get Christmas started. 30th November: Christmas Tree Lighting with Brighton College. Join us as we switch on the lights and round off the month together.

Sunny Sia Executive Chef

Adeline Tan Head of Human Resource

Ramzdan Bin Suphan Head of Facilities

Asa Shaari Housekeeping Manager

Fauziah Ali Assistant Catering Sales Manager

Nick Zhuo Assistant Sports Manager

I hope to see many of you at the Club during November, whether you are attending the AGM, dressing up for Casino Royale, bringing the family to the pantomime, visiting the fair or joining us for the tree lighting. Thank you again for sticking with us through the haze. We have a good month ahead, and I look forward to enjoying it with you. NOV 2026 3

CLUB NEWS

Your Club. Your Voice. Your AGM. Wednesday, 25th November 2026

Let’s be honest: the words Annual General Meeting don’t always have people racing to put the date in their diaries. But perhaps it’s time to think differently about the AGM. The British Club belongs to its members, and the AGM is one of the few occasions each year when we come together not simply to enjoy the Club, but to hear what’s happening behind the scenes, understand where we are heading and have a voice in its future. And there are plenty of good reasons to be there. Meet fellow members. The AGM is a great opportunity to catch up with familiar faces and meet other members from across the Club community. It’s as much a social occasion as it is a meeting. Hear what’s happening at your Club. Members of the Main Committee and Club Management will share updates on the Club, what has been achieved over the past year and some of the work taking place that members may not normally get to see. Get a glimpse of what’s coming next. What does the future hold for The British Club? The AGM gives members an opportunity to hear about plans, priorities and ideas for the year ahead — and beyond. Have your say. As a member, you are part of the Club. The AGM is your opportunity to participate in its governance, hear directly from those responsible for leading and managing it, ask questions and play a part in shaping its future. And yes, there’s food and refreshments too! We promise it isn’t all presentations and formalities. Come along, enjoy some food and refreshments, meet other members and make an evening of it. More than a meeting The British Club is much more than its facilities, restaurants, activities and events. It is a community — and its strength comes from members who take an interest in where their Club is going. You don’t need to be an expert on Club affairs. You don’t need to arrive armed with questions. And you certainly don’t need to be considering a future career on the Main Committee! Just come along, listen, meet people, enjoy the hospitality and find out a little more about the Club you belong to. Wednesday, 25th November 2026 Put the date in your diary and join us. It’s your Club. Come and be part of its future. 4 NOV 2026

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE OF MEETING Notice is hereby given that the 44th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of The British Club will be held as follows: Date:

Wednesday, 25th November 2026

Time:

7:30pm (Pre-cocktail starts at 6:30pm at Treetops Terrace followed by Registration at 7:00pm)

Venue:

The Elizabeth Suite, The British Club

MEETING AGENDA 1. Welcome by the President 2. To confirm the minutes of the 43rd Annual General Meeting held on Wednesday, 26th November 2025 3. To receive the respective reports from the President, General Manager, Development Chair and Finance Chair on the general affairs of the Club for the year ended 31st July 2026. 4. To receive the accounts in respect to the financial year ended 31st July 2026 5. To elect up to ten (10) Members of the Main Committee as per Club Rule 23 (a) 6. To appoint the Club’s auditors for the ensuing year as per Club Rule 42 7. To approve amendments to Rule 2, 4(b), 6(a), 8(a)(c), 10(d), 14(c), 15(a)(g), 16(b)(h), 19(a)(j), 20 (b)(e)(f)(g), 23(e)(f), 24(a), 25(c)(e)(f), 26(c)(d), 30, 35(d)(e), 37, 39, 40(a)(c)(d), 46(a)(b), 49(b), 50(b) in accordance with the provisions of Rule 44 (a-b) 8. To deal with any other business duly brought before the Meeting as per Club Rule 35 (b)(v)

By Order of the Committee

Tee Bale General Manager / Club Secretary 28th September 2026

Notes: Nominations for Main Committee must be completed on the prescribed form (available at Reception and the Club’s website) and must be received by the Club Secretary no later than 7:00pm on Wednesday, 18th November 2026, in accordance with Rule 35 (e). Members may appoint a proxy to vote for them by completing the prescribed form (available at Reception and the Club’s website). All completed forms must be received by the Club Secretary no later than 7:00pm on Monday, 23rd November 2026, in accordance with Club Rule 40 (d). Spouses shall be entitled to vote as a Proxy without lodging advance notice with the Club Secretary. Members desirous of moving any Resolution may do so by giving written notice to the Club Secretary no later than 7:00pm on Wednesday, 18th November 2026, in accordance with Club Rule 35 (c). Voting members must produce a valid Membership Card when they register their attendance to the AGM.

CLUB NEWS

A NEW ERA OF FITNESS Technogym arrives this December

Smarter training. Exceptional equipment. One remarkable new gym for British Club members. This December, The British Club will unveil a gym designed to transform how members move, train and feel. The new Technogym environment combines premium equipment, purposeful zoning and intelligent digital support for beginners, seasoned athletes and everyone in between. Each area supports a clear journey from assessment and preparation to cardio, strength and performance.

Six zones. One complete fitness experience. EQUIPMENT SPOTLIGHT: SKILLRUN 5000 Skillrun 5000 goes beyond a conventional treadmill. Designed for running and performance training, it supports varied sessions from steady endurance work to demanding intervals. It particularly suits members seeking purposeful conditioning and clear progression.

C: Cable Zone Cable Station 5 allows up to five members to train at once. Its guided setup makes cable work approachable for newer users while retaining the variety and adjustability experienced members expect. Cardio Zone

EQUIPMENT SPOTLIGHT: CABLE STATION 5 Cable Station 5 combines variety with efficient use of space. Adjustable positions support numerous upper body, lower body and core exercises. Guided resistance reassures those learning movements, yet remains versatile enough for experienced members to build sophisticated sessions.

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D: Selectorised Strength Zone

Stretching & Cable Jungle Zone

A: Assessment + Stretch Zone Every successful programme starts with understanding. In this welcoming, semi-private area, the Technogym Checkup will support onboarding and clarify individual needs. Lockers add convenience, while dedicated stretching space helps members prepare, recover and improve mobility. EQUIPMENT SPOTLIGHT: TECHNOGYM CHECKUP Technogym Checkup is the starting point for a more informed fitness journey. It helps members establish a personal baseline before training. With guidance from the fitness team, results can shape a programme reflecting individual goals, ability and progress rather than a one size fits all approach.

The Selection 900 range brings finely engineered biomechanics to a comprehensive upper and lower body circuit. Stations cover the lower back, abdominals, leg curl, leg extension, abductors, adductors, low row, chest press, shoulder press, leg press and glute press, alongside a Kneeling Easy Chin Dip. Dual pin-loaded stations make progression simple and effective. EQUIPMENT SPOTLIGHT: SELECTION 900 LEG PRESS The Selection 900 Leg Press offers a controlled way to strengthen the hips and legs. Guided movement helps members focus on technique and effort, while pin-loaded resistance makes adjustments easy. It suits newcomers building confidence and regular trainers pursuing progressive strength goals.

B: Cardio Zone The cardio floor combines the Technogym Excite Live range with the high-performance Skill line. Members can enjoy treadmills, bikes, recline bikes, Synchro and Vario cross-trainers, Excite Live Climb, Group Cycle and Technogym Reform. Skillrun, Skillmill, Skillrow, Skillup and Assault Bike add exciting options for endurance, power and intervals.

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Strength Zone

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Powerlifting Zone

E: Powerlifting Zone

F: Functional Zone

For members ready to lift with confidence, this zone means serious business. A Multipower Smith machine, Olympic half rack and Olympic power rack with lifting platforms sit alongside premium benches, plate storage and extensive dumbbell options. It is a focused space for compound lifts, free weights and measurable strength gains.

This energetic zone is designed for movement without limits. A wallmounted punching bag, sled push, plyo box, Technogym Bench, Universe Wall with dual adjustable pulleys and ball target, sling trainer and battle rope support creative workouts. Nearby Skillrow, Skillup and Assault Bike equipment is ideal for circuits blending strength, conditioning and performance.

EQUIPMENT SPOTLIGHT: OLYMPIC POWER RACK Paired with a lifting platform, the Olympic Power Rack creates a dedicated setting for major barbell movements. Members can perform squats, presses and other compound exercises, adjusting the rack for different movements and heights. It will be a focal point for strength and athletic development.

EQUIPMENT SPOTLIGHT: UNIVERSE WALL 3 DAP The Universe Wall brings multiple functional options into one compact station. Dual adjustable pulleys support training in different directions, while the ball target adds throws and athletic drills. It is ideal for varied full body exercise and energetic, tailored sessions.

Your training, connected worldwide

Functional Zone

The transformation is not only about exceptional equipment, it is about a smarter, personal experience. Through Technogym’s AI-enabled ecosystem and the Club app, members can use their profile, training statistics and preferred settings across compatible Technogym equipment worldwide. Log in, continue where you left off and stay connected wherever life takes you. Personalised guidance can turn goals and performance data into relevant workout suggestions, while saved settings make each session familiar from the start. The technology supports consistency and gives members a clearer view of progress. Could this be the best members’ gym in Singapore? With world-class Technogym equipment, intelligent connectivity and zones created for every style of training, we believe it has all the ingredients.

SAVE THE DATE Watch this space for details of the official launch party and the celebrity guest who will open the new gym. December begins an exciting new chapter for fitness at The British Club, and we cannot wait for members to experience it.

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CLUB NEWS

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HEAD OF OPERATIONS’ MESSAGE

Dear Members, A Wonderful November Ahead As we welcome November, we would like to take a moment to look back on another vibrant month at the Club and thank all members who participated in the many activities and events that made October so memorable.

Mohammad Kadir Bin Abdullah, Head of Operations

The Halloween season was a tremendous success, highlighted by our popular Halloween Kids’ Party, where families enjoyed activities such as creative costumes, exciting games, and festive fun. Members also came together for the Halloween & Witches Wine Dinner, an enchanting evening featuring themed cuisine and thoughtfully curated wine pairings.

Motorsport enthusiasts were treated to an exhilarating Singapore Formula 1 weekend. Race fans gathered to catch the action and take part in our PS5 F1 Best Lap Challenge, which showcased impressive driving skills and sparked plenty of friendly competition as participants battled to set the fastest lap. Another highlight was the Paddle Boat Race, which brought together members of all ages for a day filled with teamwork, fun, and laughter.

As we enter the final stretch of the year, we look forward to an exciting line-up of festive celebrations, family activities, and seasonal events. With many opportunities to connect, celebrate, and create lasting memories, there is much to look forward to in the weeks ahead. Thank you for your continued support and active participation in the Club. We look forward to welcoming you to many more memorable events throughout November and beyond. See you at the Club!

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CLUB NEWS

HR Updates

Celebrating our Club Stars In September, we celebrated two outstanding team members as recipients of our Heart of the Club and Face of the Club awards, recognising how they embody the Club’s values and spirit of service. Our Heart of the Club, Nor Hady Bin Mohd, Chef de Cuisine, was recognised for his dedication, professionalism and valuable contributions to the Club’s culinary operations. His culinary expertise and attention to detail help ensure consistently high standards and memorable dining experiences for our members. Our Face of the Club, Agilan A/L Kanda Pom, Banquet Ops Manager, was recognised for his outstanding dedication, warm hospitality and unwavering commitment to exceptional service. His positive attitude, professionalism and willingness to go the extra mile have made a meaningful difference to our members and colleagues. Congratulations to Hady and Agilan on this well-deserved recognition, and thank you for your continued contributions to our vibrant Club community. To round off the month, we celebrated our September staff birthdays with a gathering filled with laughter, cake and good company. It was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate our colleagues and enjoy quality time together as a team.

Heart of The Club Nor Hady Bin Mohd Chef de Cuisine

Face of The Club Agilan A/L Kanda Pom Banquet Ops Manager

Warm Welcome to the BC Family Please join us in extending a warm welcome to Matthew, Chris and Syazreen, who recently joined the Club as Sports & Recreation Executive, Chef de Partie and Cook, respectively. We are delighted to welcome them to the team and look forward to the experience and expertise they will bring. We wish them every success in their new roles.

Wong Jun Wei, Matthew

Sports & Recreation Executive

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Loo Poh Yoke, Chris Chef de Partie

Syazreen Syazwan Bin Shahrul Ariffin Cook

Introducing Nick Zhuo

CLUB NEWS

In this issue, we turn the spotlight on Nick, our Assistant Sports Manager, whose work behind the scenes helps keep the Club’s busy sports programme running smoothly. From coordinating courts and coaching sessions to supporting events and members, Nick is a familiar face to many, but there’s much more to his role than you might realise. Ask anyone on the sports team what Nick does and you’ll get a different answer. Courts rescheduled, coaching slots sorted, an event running smoothly. What they usually mean is that he’s part of the team that makes things work. As Assistant Sports Manager, Nick helps look after the daily running of our sports operations. That covers coaching bookings, court allocation, and the many small moving parts that members only notice when something goes wrong. With four tennis courts, a team of coaches and a calendar full of lessons, events and tournaments, there is a lot to juggle. Nick approaches it with calm and good humour. His approach is practical and collaborative. When a process is slow or clumsy, he brings the team together to work out a better way. Some of the tools that make coaching bookings and cancellations clearer and fairer for members and staff began with his ideas, but they took shape through the input of coaches, administrators and colleagues across the department. He is quick to say that good ideas improve when more people shape them. He also cares about getting the details right, including the way members’ personal information is handled. Colleagues describe him as dependable, approachable and quietly determined. He listens first, and he treats a lastminute change as a puzzle for the whole team to solve, not a crisis. When a coach falls ill or a court is needed for a tournament, everyone pitches in, and Nick makes sure the people affected are kept informed. Away from work, Nick’s favourite place to be is at home with his family and children. Time with them is what he values most, and the same warmth and patience he brings to his role carry over to the rest of his life. He is also curious by nature. Whether he’s exploring automation, learning new skills or thinking about how a business can run better, he is always looking for ways to improve, and he shares what he learns with the team. That curiosity, combined with everyone’s contributions, benefits the club every day. If you see Nick around the courts or the sports office, say hello. He’ll likely be in the middle of a conversation with a colleague, but he always has time for a member. And if you have an idea to make your experience better, tell him. He’ll be glad to hear it. Nick is always happy to help with sports enquiries. Drop by the sports office or write to sports@britishclub.org.sg.

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CLUB NEWS

Jungle Pool Party Saturday, 26th September Families and kids enjoyed a wild afternoon of poolside fun at our Jungle Pool Party, with games, pool inflatables, face painting, music by the DJ and a delicious BBQ buffet. It was wonderful to see everyone embracing the jungle theme, with plenty of creative wild animal outfits on display. Congratulations to our Best Dressed Wild Animal winners for their fantastic costumes and creativity! In partnership with

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CLUB NEWS

F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026 Sunday, 11th October

Winner of the Paddle Boat Race

Race weekend came alive at the Club with an exciting line-up of F1-inspired activities, bringing members together to enjoy the thrill of racing. Members put their skills to the test in the PS5 Fastest Lap Challenge, competing for a place on the podium, while young paddlers raced towards the chequered flag in the Paddle to Podium challenge. With plenty of action both on screen and in the pool, it was a fun-filled weekend of speed, friendly competition and F1 excitement.

Fastest Lap Champion

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Every Toy Wants A Second Story: British Club Toy Donation Drive

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

The British Club Toy Drive opens on 9th October, in support of Food from the Heart’s Toy Buffet on 13th November. Picture a nine-year-old standing in front of a table stacked with brightly wrapped parcels. She has played the carnival games, finished her snack and watched the performers. She picks up one parcel, then another, weighs them in her hands and, after a very long pause, makes up her own mind. It is a small moment. For many of the children at Toy Buffet, it is also a rare one. And as any Toy Story fan will tell you, it is the moment every toy is waiting for too. Toy Buffet is Food from the Heart’s annual charity carnival, held every November since 2004 for children whose families receive support under the Ministry of Education’s Financial Assistance Scheme. Around 2,000 children aged five to 12 attend. Unlike most toy appeals, nobody simply hands them a present. They walk through rows of themed toy booths and choose for themselves. That is the idea at the heart of this year’s British Club Toy Drive. When so much in a child’s life is decided by circumstance, the chance to choose is a gift in itself. It tells a child that their preferences matter, and that today they come first. Science backs up that toys can make a meaningful difference to a child. A 2026 systematic review of 131 studies found that toy-based learning using traditional and digital toys was associated with benefits across social-emotional, cognitive, language, physical and creative development; traditional toys were particularly linked to social engagement and imaginative exploration. Our goal: 200 and beyond The Club has committed to contributing at least 200 toys to this year’s Toy Buffet. Every toy beyond that target travels on to children who are unable to attend on the day, which is how the event reaches well beyond the 2,000 children in the room. There is no such thing as one toy too many. A note, if you’d like A handwritten note would be lovely, but it is entirely optional. The card goes home with the toy: a few words from someone who thought about a child they have never met. If you write one, hand it in with your toy for us to attach. If not, the committee will add a warm note as we wrap. If you have children, it is a lovely job to hand over to them! There is no need to wrap your toy. The British Club CSR and Sustainability Committee will gift-wrap each one individually, keeping the surprise of choosing intact on the day. We promise to find a lovely second home for all your kids’ toys who want to continue their story! How to take part The Toy Drive runs from 9th October to 10th November. Please drop your toys in the trolley outside Hangout. Anything a child aged five to 12 would love to unwrap is welcome, from board games to building sets. New and gently used toys are accepted, however no stuffed toys or books. On 13th November, a child will pause at a booth, pick up a parcel wrapped by a British Club member, and have a moment where they decide ‘this one is mine!’ Let’s give them plenty to choose from. 16 NOV 2026

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CLUB NEWS

SHARE THE JOY DONATE A TOY!

Bring joy to a child by donating new or preloved toys in good condition. Your donations will be given to 2,000 underprivileged children aged 5–12 at Food from the Heart’s annual Toy Buffet. Please note that books and preloved stuffed toys will not be accepted. We’re proud to share that The British Club has also adopted a booth at the Toy Buffet event, taking place on Friday, 13th November where your donations will be personally handed out to the children.

Collection Point: Outside The Hangout Donation Period: Friday, 9th October to Tuesday, 10th November Photos are for illustration purpose only

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British Club CSR Visit to EQUAL Saturday, 10th October 2026

The British Club’s visit to EQUAL was a resounding success, reflecting strong member interest in the Club’s CSR initiatives. We received 100 registrations across two sessions (morning and afternoon), with approximately 90% attendance. Participants were predominantly families, with children ranging from toddlers to teenagers.

The programme ran smoothly and featured four engaging, hands-on activities: Make-a-Salad & Horse Feeding: Children and parents enthusiastically prepared salads for the horses before feeding them, an activity that proved equally popular with adults. Meet & Greet with a Horse and Miniature Horse: Members practised mindful breathing and calming techniques in the presence of the horses, experiencing firsthand some of the therapeutic benefits of equine-assisted learning. Guided Paddock Walk: Children built confidence by learning to handle and walk alongside a majestic, full-sized horse, with trainers ensuring their safety throughout. 18 NOV 2026

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Horse Grooming: Families enjoyed a more intimate bonding experience with the horses, with children particularly delighted by the opportunity to brush their manes. Member feedback was overwhelmingly positive. Parents appreciated the Club’s efforts to organise an experience that brought its CSR work to life. Seeing and participating in EQUAL’s activities firsthand proved far more powerful than simply reading about the charity’s work. For many children, this was their first close encounter with horses. They particularly enjoyed the variety of interactive activities, and several were so enthusiastic that they asked their parents whether they could return. EQUAL’s staff were exceptionally patient and attentive, answering questions thoughtfully and encouraging children to approach the horses at their own pace. The programme was well-paced, never felt rushed, and offered sufficient time for meaningful engagement without requiring an excessive time commitment from families.

Overall, the visit was an excellent example of the British Club’s CSR Committee creating meaningful opportunities for members to connect with the wider Singapore community. It combined family engagement, experiential learning and social impact in a memorable and accessible format, while strengthening awareness of EQUAL’s important work. NOV 2026 19

BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION CONSULAR ADVICE

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL AND CO-PARENTING What You Need to Know

Co-parenting can sometimes feel like walking a tightrope. Much of it involves calendars, compromise and remembering which parent currently has the left shoe. One important issue that may be overlooked, however, is travelling abroad with your child. Whether it is a last-minute holiday, a visit to grandparents or a short trip during the school holidays, international travel can create unexpected complications when parents do not agree on the arrangements. A routine journey can quickly become a legal matter if one parent takes a child out of the country without the required permission. Most parents would not describe such a situation as ‘child abduction’. However, taking a child abroad without the permission of everyone with parental responsibility, or without a court’s permission, may be treated as child abduction. The precise legal position will depend on the circumstances, so seek advice from a suitably qualified family lawyer if you are unsure. The 1980 Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction provides a legal framework for seeking the return of a child who has been wrongfully removed from, or retained outside, the country where they usually live. It does not decide long-term custody arrangements. The Convention applies only between participating countries, and individual cases can be complex.

Before travelling, obtain the permission of everyone with parental responsibility or, where necessary, permission

from a court. A signed consent letter should include the other person’s contact details and information about the trip. It may also be helpful to carry evidence of your relationship to the child, such as a birth or adoption certificate, particularly if you have different surnames, as well as copies of any relevant court orders. Check the entry and exit requirements of every country involved, as requirements vary. The safest approach is to make the travel arrangements clear and to carry documentary evidence showing that the trip has been agreed, or that you have the legal authority to make the decision. Domestic abuse may be a factor in some cases. In Singapore, the charity AWARE provides support through its Women’s Helpline. The Singapore Council of Women’s Organisations also operates Star Shelter for women and children affected by family violence. If you are in immediate danger, call the police on 999 or go to the nearest police station.

For further information, see the GOV.UK guidance on international parental child abduction. If you are a British national and have concerns about your child’s welfare abroad, the British High Commission can provide information and explain possible options. Where appropriate, consular staff may contact relevant overseas authorities to register the UK Government’s interest in police, social services or court cases, and may ask for updates. The British High Commission cannot rescue a child, become involved in an unlawful attempt to bring a child back to the UK, guarantee a child’s return or carry out welfare checks. Consular staff can, however, advise you how to report welfare concerns to the appropriate safeguarding authority in the country concerned. Most international travel involving children takes place without difficulty (as long as you can find that elusive left shoe). However, understanding the legal requirements in advance can help parents travel with confidence and provide reassurance to all involved. 20 NOV 2026

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financial planning As planners we often call for better financial education at school level. Equipping children with financial literacy skills could make such a significant long-term difference to their lives, so aiming for a basic level of financial education from childhood would surely bring benefits at a societal level. Until financial education finds its way onto the curriculum, I think those of us within the financial services industry have an obligation to think about how we can contribute to improving the level of financial education in children and young people. In this article I’ll share five financial planning lessons that may benefit young people and serve as a useful primer in beginning their financial education. The time value of money One very important lesson that a colleague has instilled in his own children is the time value of money. Instead of looking at that new pair of shoes and asking if they are worth the price tag that’s attached, he instead tries to get them to look at the effort of earning that money. He invites his children to ask themselves: “Are those shoes worth vacuuming the house ten times?”

direct their funds towards saving for a first car or house deposit later down the line. Installing a mentality that you can reward yourself, but that it shouldn’t be at the expense of the big goal down the line. Again, this is a lesson that rings true regardless of age and is an idea that we try to work through with clients and agree on before moving forward. We invite them to think about what, for them, are the important financial goals of today, versus what they want from their future, and show how these goals are connected and can impact on each other. You can’t afford everything Maybe a slightly harder lesson, and potentially one for children fast approaching adulthood, is the importance of learning to accept they simply cannot do everything. Speaking from experience, it’s natural to want the world when you’re younger. However, sometimes you just need to learn to sit and wait until you can afford it or just accept that it’s not going to be possible. Prioritising, planning and focusing on what you can achieve is the best way to not get hung up on the things you might not be able to do. A short lesson on the stock market

The answer to this question will be different for every individual, and it’s about helping the child find out what they value and weighing that against the effort and time it takes to achieve it. This is a question we can all ask ourselves more often, however old we are, when it comes to spending our hard-earned cash.

A basic lesson in how the stock market works and what relevance it has to individuals and their financial plans can be valuable for young people. Most will have some knowledge or will have seen reports of stock market movement on the news but often this can seem unconnected to their own lives.

A balance between today and tomorrow

It can help to explain what the stock market is and what can it do for individuals, using an example to bring it to life, like the alternative it offers to saving your money in the bank (see below). Explaining the potential risks as well as the potential rewards clearly gives a rounded view of what investing in the markets can do and how it can relate to everyday life.

Whilst it may be human nature to seek instant gratification, a sensible approach to life and financial planning involves striking a balance between today and tomorrow. For some of the younger generation that may mean denying themselves a treat today so that they can

Example lesson – cash versus the stock market Cash savings will always have their part in life. They provide financial security and certainty, knowing you have a buffer to fall back on. If you want to buy a car when you turn 18 and you need SGD60K (before COE) then you will likely need to put away the vast majority of that SGD60K to achieve your goal. The stock market, on the other hand, offers something different. As stated on the FCA website[1], savings accounts generally offer specified rates of return, but many investments like shares have rates of return that vary, especially over the short term. Investing on the stock market also comes with greater risk and the potential to experience a fall in value as well as rise, which means you can also lose money. If things go your way you may reach your SGD60K goal whilst only actually saving SGD45K. Conversely you may end up saving more than your goal as your investments have lost money.

in itself, rather, it’s what money will allow them to do that should be the focus. This might mean the financial foundation to buy a house or the freedom to start their own business. Maybe it can fund the education they will need to achieve their career ambitions or even allow them to start making plans to retire early and travel the world. It’s how anyone uses money as a means by which to enrich and improve their lives that’s key. If you would like some help and support with your financial planning, please get in touch.

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Understanding the role of money in their life It is undeniable that money and finances will play a part in everyone’s lives, however it’s important in any financial lesson to emphasise that it is a part of a broader picture. The best client outcomes and the best stories that myself and many of my colleagues can recall come from helping clients to achieve things that do not have monetary value. By teaching young people about financial planning and helping to develop a healthy relationship with money, we also have a role in demonstrating that money is not an end

ASHLEY JONES Senior Financial Planner Progeny (Singapore) Ashley.Jones@theprogenygroup.com

The information in this article aims to provide information. However, this is not intended to form professional advice, nor should it be relied upon as such and before taking any particular action, specific and personal advice should be obtained. Before making any decision, we recommend you consult your financial planner to consider your particular investment objectives, financial situation and individual needs. Progeny (SG) Pte. Ltd. (company no: 201506546H) is registered in Singapore. It is authorised to act as a financial adviser by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) under licence no FA100057

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QUIZ NIGHT

WINE OF NOVEMBER

Can You Find the Hidden A, G & M?

Thursday, 5th November • 8:00pm Montecillo Rueda Verdejo 2025

Participation fee: Minimum $7 per participant Team of limited to 6 Members each

Montecillo Rioja Crianza 2022

$18+ per glass • $88+ per bottle

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BINGO NIGHT

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Valentine's Day Number 14 Guinness 0% Microdraught Beer $14+ per pint Also available at Scores • Photos are for illustration purpose only.

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Tuesday, 17th November • 8:00pm $2 per ticket - $10 for 6 tickets

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COLDPLAY

LIVE IN AHMEDABAD (2026)

Friday, 27 th November • 7:00pm onwards • Windsor Arms

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

Indian Curry Buffet $38+ 1st draught beer or house wine $10+ 3 pints for $27+ A la carte menu available

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November

Salmon Wellington Coronation Chicken Salad 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

Adult: $59+ • Child: $29+ includes 1 soft drink Champagne Supernova Brunch: $120+ Free flow Champagne, House Wine, Beer

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

November

Japanese Kagoshima Beef Rostbiff Wagyu Corn Ribs with creamy sriracha dipping sauce Classic Steakhouse Brunch: $59+ / $25+ Child Sparkle Steakhouse Brunch: $89+ Prestige Steakhouse Brunch: $109+ A La Carte beverage menu available

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SUNDAY BRUNCH

November • 11:30am to 3:30pm • Windsor Arms

F1 LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX

Saturday, 21st 12:00pm Qualifying - Special pizza and Burgers menu Sunday, 22nd

12:00pm Race Day 11:00am PS5 F1 Challenge - Elizabeth Suite 1

Adult: $59+ • Child: $29+ F1 champion: $120+ Free flow Champagne, House Wine, Beer

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SPIRIT OF THE MONTH

CARLOS I SOLERA GRAN RESERVA BRANDY DE JEREZ $95.00

NORDES ATLANTIC GALICIAN GIN $75.00

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Thursday, 26th November • 6:00pm to 10:00pm • Mountbatten Bar & Grill Adult : $65.00+ • Child: $29.00+ Cancellation policy applies. Photos may be taken in line with PDPA guidelines. Photos are for illustration purposes.

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MENU Crusty Bread & Dips Smoked Salmon

crispy salmon skin, horseradish cream, pickles

or Feta Tart (V)

black olives, sundried tomatoes, avocado, pickled beetroots, & chardonnay cream

….. Vegetable Bisque (V)

roasted butternut, sweet potato and cauliflower

….. Slow- Roasted Turkey Roulade

bread and sage stuffing, parsnip puree, roasted brussels sprout, cranberry, & jus

or Pan seared Barramundi

cauliflower puree, asparagus, & Beurre Blanc

or Quinoa Cake (V)

burrata, roasted pines nuts, & lemon tahini cream

….. Traditional Pecan Pie

maple cream and vanilla ice cream

Tea or Coffee (V) Vegetarian option

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Saturday, 21st November

Doors open 7:00pm • The Elizabeth Suite Dress Code: Black Tie / Glamour

007 COCKTAILS WITH FREE FLOW CHAMPAGNE INTO A 5 COURSE BOND MENU BOND THEME PERFORMANCES RAFFLE DRAW LICENCE TO WIN PLAY 007 CARDS RIGHT WITH BAND & DJ

Early Bird: Member $199+ • Guest & Non Member $220+ Regular: Member $220+ • Guest & Non Member $240+ Table of 10 pax: $1,999+ Enquiries: events@britishclub.org.sg

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MENU Appetiser: Sophisticated Starters GoldenEye Prawn Cocktail

with jumbo prawns, Marie Rose sauce, microgreens, avocado & citrus or

Golden Caesar Salad (V)

with romaine lettuce, tossed in creamy Caesar dressing & finished with edible gold leaf croutons

…………….. Consommé Royale

(crystal-clear beef consommé served with a traditional Royale garnish) or

Vegetable Consommé

(crystal-clear vegetable consommé served with a traditional Royale garnish)

………….. Dr. No’s Half Lobster Thermidor

(lobster baked in a brandy-infused cream and mustard sauce with herbs and Gruyère) or

Lentilles Vertes du Puy Flan with Beetroot and Carrot Gel (V)

Main Course: Daring Entrées Casino Royale Tournedos Rossini

(beef tournedos with foie gras and Armagnac demi-glace) or

Cauliﬂower alla Vodka (V)

(oven-baked cauliflower, breaded aubergine and vodka sauce)

Dessert: For Fans of the Secret Agent Martini-Infused Double-0 Chocolate Mousse Coffee or Mud (V) vegetarian option

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Confirm your booking by 6th November 2026 and enjoy these exclusive perks: Complimentary free-flow soft drinks (Coca-Cola, Sprite & Fizzy Orange) Complimentary welcome drink (one glass of Prosecco per guest) for events with 50 guests or more Complimentary party packs and Christmas crackers for all guests Book early and celebrate the festive season with us in style!

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EVENTS AT A GLANCE NOVEMBER 5th November: 14th November: 17th November: 19th Novemver 21st November: 21st November: 22nd November: 27th November: 28th November: 28th November: 29th November: 29th November: 30th November:

DECEMBER 3rd December: 5th December: 12th December: 13th December: 15th December: 18th December: 20th December: 24th December: 25th December: 26th December: 31st December:

JANUARY 2027 12th January: 17th January: 21st January: 22nd January: 24th January: 29th January: 31st January:

Quiz Night A Celebration of Malay Flavours with Khir Johari Bingo Night A Wine Affairs Mini Masterchef Casino Royale Mini Picasso Friday Concert Curry Night Pantomime Christmas Wreath Making Christmas Market Swimming Gala Christmas Tree Lighting

Quiz Night Family Christmas Party Gingerbread House Making Mini Picasso Competition Bingo Night Friday Concert Curry Night Mini Masterchefs Christmas Eve Dinner Christmas Day Lunch & Dinner Boxing Day Brunch New Year’s Mad Hatter Countdown Party

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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

BOOK CLUB

WINE SECTION

The Lincoln Highway by Amor Towles

Bi-Monthly, Wednesday 7:00pm Windsor Arms (Next Session: 4th November)

Bi-Monthly, Wednesday 8:00pm The Hideaway (Next Session: 18th November)

Bi-Monthly 6:30pm Verandah Café (Next Session: 10th December)

TEDDY TUNES

BRUSH PAINTING

BALLOON SCULPTURE

Every Friday 11:00am to 12:00pm Mike Gorrie Playcentre

Enquiries: events@britishclub.org.sg

Every Tuesday, 9:30am to 11:30am (No class on Tuesday, 10th November)

Every Friday, 9:00am to 11:00am (No class on Friday, 6th November)

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Sunday, 5th & 29th November 12:00pm to 2:00pm Verandah Café

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Saturday, 7th November • 12:00pm to 5:00pm • Verandah Café Magic show • Games and Prizes • Pop up food stalls Enquiries: verandah@britishclub.org.sg

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BC KIDS CLUB NOVEMBER ACTIVITIES Sunday, 15th November • 12:00pm to 3:00pm • The Hangout

12:00pm to 1:00pm

1:00pm to 2:00pm

2:00pm to 3:00pm

MINI BOB THE BUILDER

YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES

MINI PICASSO

Sailboat

Horse Maze

Whale Shark Silhouette Painting

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

Mini Picasso Competition Birds

Let little artists’ imaginations take flight! Children will explore colours, shapes and textures as they create their own colourful bird-inspired masterpieces.

Sunday, 22nd November Verandah Terrace 1:00pm to 2:00pm (ages 5 to 7) 2:30pm to 3:30pm (ages 8 to 11)

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CHRISTMAS WREATH MAKING Get creative this Christmas! Craft your own festive wreath with seasonal foliage, ribbons and decorative accents. All materials and guidance are provided.

Saturday, 28th November 11:00am to 12:30pm Treetops Suite Member : $85+ • Guest : $95+ A minimum of 10 participants is required for the workshop to proceed.

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Mini Masterchefs Italian Mario Pizzas

Saturday, 21st November • Verandah Terrace

Little chefs, roll up your sleeves and get ready for an Italian Mario Pizza-making adventure! In partnership with SPGS International School (Singapore), young chefs will enjoy a fun, hands-on experience as they knead, roll, top and create their very own delicious pizzas to enjoy.

1:00pm to 2:00pm (ages 5 to 7) • 2:30pm to 3:30pm (ages 8 to 11) Complimentary In partnership with

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WINE AFFAIR

TASTE THE WORLD, ONE POUR AT A TIME

Thursday, 19th November • 7:00pm to 9:30pm • The Elizabeth Suite

Discover the world of wine in one exceptional evening, with over 150 premium labels from renowned wine regions waiting to be explored. Indulge in a gourmet buffet of canapés and cheeses as you taste your way around the world, enjoy exclusive event-only prices, and stand a chance to take home exquisite wines and merchandise. Member : $68+ • Guest : $78+ • Wine Section: $58+

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CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME Little Red (Dot) Riding Hood Saturday, 28th November • 6:30pm to 7:30pm • The Elizabeth Suite

By far the most popular way to start Christmas off is watching Evolve Arts’ traditional pantomime, huge fun and a really great way to get Christmas started. This year it is called “Little Red (Dot) Riding Hood” A well known, slightly disguised, adventure full of plenty of audience interaction and even a few jokes for the mums and dads. Lots of familiar characters, bringing festive fun in a unique Singapore style. Member : $40+ • Guest : $45+

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CHRISTMAS MARKET Sunday, 29th November • 12:00pm to 6:00pm • Treetops Suite

Get into the festive spirit at our Christmas Fair! Browse a wonderful selection of vendors offering unique treasures, thoughtful gifts and festive finds, perfect for Christmas shopping or simply treating yourself. Shop, mingle and soak up the joyful festive atmosphere. Stand a chance to win exclusive prizes in our lucky draw at 5:00pm, and make the evening extra magical with a special visit from Santa from 3:00pm to 4:00pm!

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CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING Monday, 30th November • 6:00pm to 7:30pm • Main Building & Lobby area