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Messages from Mr Ng Chee Meng, Acting Minister
for Education (Schools) and
Mr Wong Siew Hoong, Director–General of Education
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The Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2016 Experience
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SYF 2016 Arts Presentation
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SYF 2016 Opening Concert and Closing Concert for Esplanade
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SYF-SHINE Festival Collaborative @ Orchard Road:
Youth Got Talent! and Parade of Bands
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SYF 2016 Uniformed Groups Carnival
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SYF 2016 Celebrations @ The Malls
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SYF 2016 Art Exhibition
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SYF 2016 Celebrations – Participating Schools
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Acknowledgements
Follow us on
@sgyouthfest
www.singaporeyouthfestival.sg
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SYF 2016 Executive Committee
Singapore Youth Festival s
Ta l e n t
Because we believe that the youth can excel and shine with their
wide-ranging skills, SYF 2016 caters to the different peaks of talents
across different disciplines. Beyond performing, the youth will
showcase their diverse talents in areas such as composing, drawing,
designing, devising and choreography.
Diversity
Our youth have opportunities to engage in and be inspired by myriad
learning experiences and showcase platforms available in SYF 2016.
From the expanded categories within the Arts Presentation to the
variegated approach to the Celebrations, SYF 2016 gives voice to
the creative energies and diverse artistic expressions of our youth.
Possibilities
SYF 2016 encourages our youth to gain deeper insights into the
creative process through workshops and mentorships by arts
industry professionals. By leveraging on arts partnerships, SYF 2016
allows the youth to derive a richer understanding of the connectivity
between their arts CCA experience and arts industry practice. Other
creative possibilities include contests related to the SYF theme motif
design and streetdance improvisation.
5 0 th A n n i v e r s a r y
Beginning in 1966 and celebrating its 50th year with the theme YOUTHforia!,
the annual Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) remains one of the most important
and versatile platforms involving our youth in schools. The SYF celebrates the
diversity of youth possibilities and talents, and has evolved alongside Singapore’s
development. The spirit and essence of SYF are centred on encouraging our
youth to jointly learn, grow and engage with the community. The Festival today
continues to spur our youth to push new creative boundaries and build enduring
memories through their shared learning and experiences on and offstage.
Through its innovative and dynamic programming, SYF 2016 is about Talent,
Diversity and Possibilities across its three platforms – the Arts Presentation in
April, and in July, the Celebrations and Art Exhibition. With hundreds of engaging
performances from contemporary to traditional music and from drama to
contemporary dance and visual art, SYF 2016 taps into the pulse of the youth
and allows them to share their passion for the arts.
Message from
Message from
Acting Minister for Education <Schools>
Director-General of Education
The Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) turns fifty this year. Beginning
in 1966 and launched on 18 July 1967 by the first President of
Singapore, Mr Yusof Ishak, the aims of the SYF were to create a
national identity and nurture the talents and abilities of our youth.
The SYF then was also a platform for students of different ethnic
groups to come together in celebration of the arts and culture,
thereby also promoting racial harmony in the process. The SYF has
been so synonymous with our education system that anybody who
has enrolled in a Singapore school would have either participated
in it or had a schoolmate who told him about his SYF experience.
Mr Ng Chee Meng
Acting Minister for Education
(Schools)
The SYF touches lives because each SYF arts performance, visual
art exhibition and foot drill presentation has been the result of
many hours of hard work and commitment by our students and
schools. Through the preparation process, our students learn
tenacity and perseverance, develop their character and cultivate
the determination to succeed. They also learn to appreciate one
another through working with fellow students from different
backgrounds to achieve shared goals. Most of all, they make lifelong friends. The cultural awareness, creative dispositions, values
and life skills acquired through the SYF experience will enable our
students to remain anchored in Singapore while remaining open
to the world and its many possibilities.
The SYF has evolved over the years, along with Singapore’s
development. Over the last few years, we have made some changes
so that students and schools focus on deepening their appreciation
for the arts and expressing their ideas and passion through their
art form, to an audience. That is why we have expanded the art
forms and increased opportunities for the public to attend every
performance. As we nurture our students’ intrinsic desire to learn
and create with friends, we will inspire generations of students
for many years to come. They in turn, will inspire our community.
I invite you to celebrate with our students and participate fully
in SYF 2016. Act on your dreams to create a promising future for
ourselves, our Singapore.
I wish all participants a successful Singapore Youth Festival 2016.
This year, the Singapore Youth Festival celebrates its fiftieth year
with the theme YOUTHforia!. Youthforia! captures the essence and
spirit of the SYF. Playing on the word euphoria, it speaks of our
youths’ effervescence and confidence as they nurture and display
their talents in and beyond the arts. We believe that every student
has the potential to shine and excel. The SYF is a platform for those
interested and talented in the arts to participate, learn and grow.
SYF 2016 is about Talent, Diversity and Possibilities. We have
made some changes to our SYF Arts Presentation in April and the
SYF Celebrations and Art Exhibition in July. In the Arts Presentation,
beyond the familiar performances such as Band (Display and
Concert), Choir, Chinese Orchestra, Dance, Drama and Instrumental
Ensemble, there is greater diversification through the introduction
of mixed and sectional ensembles as well as a wider variety of
dramatic forms.
The SYF Celebrations allow our students to develop an authentic
understanding of their arts CCA experience. Our students will attend
workshops and be mentored by arts professionals as well as view
interdisciplinary arts performances. The SYF Art Exhibition at The Arts
House, themed Artist and Space, creatively engages our students
with the concept of space as they explore, interpret and respond
to personal and public space through the art-making process. An
exciting inclusion in SYF 2016 would be the very first Uniformed
Groups (UG) Carnival at Ngee Ann City that will showcase signature
programmes and performances by various UGs.
Many defining moments of our students’ school life have come
from SYF participation. A successful SYF experience that achieves
its compelling and rich outcomes is made possible through the
concerted effort of students, teachers, instructors and parents,
each playing an important role. Through the SYF, generations
of students have forged strong friendships and built enduring
memories. The Festival has thus served as a versatile platform that
allows students to learn and grow collaboratively while engaging
with the wider community in and through the arts.
I wish all a most enjoyable and meaningful SYF.
Singapore Youth Festival 2016
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Mr Wong Siew Hoong
Director-General of Education
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Platforms
29 March - 27 April
Singapore Conference Hall, Concert Hall
(for Band, Chinese Orchestra and Guzheng)
University Cultural Centre, Hall (for Dance)
Singapore Indoor Stadium (for Display Band)
School of the Arts, Singapore, Concert Hall (for Choir)
The Republic Cultural Centre, Theatre
(for Instrumental Ensemble)
Goodman Arts Centre, Black Box (for Drama)
30 June – 3 July
SYF 2016 Celebrations @ The Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay
2 July
SYF-SHINE Festival Collaborative @ Orchard Road
Youth got Talent! and Parade of Bands
8 - 10 July
SYF 2016 Uniformed Groups Carnival @ Ngee Ann City
Civic Plaza
Celebrations
9 - 10 July
SYF 2016 Celebrations @ The Malls - Bugis+,
Causeway Point, OneKM Mall & West Mall
1 - 10 July
The Arts House
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From 18 July
Extended Showcase, MOE Building
(Buona Vista), Lobby
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SYF 2016
S Y F 5 0 th A n n i v e r s a r y
Theme Motif
Commemorative Stamps
Designed by Muhammad Mifdhal Bin Jasini, a Secondary 3 student from Yishun Secondary School,
the theme motif is inspired by and derived from different sound waves coming together.
Artist statement
“My logo design is derived from sound waves. I wanted to show the creating of sound or music
from the different sound waves coming together. The different sources are shown by the
different colours of the waves and they represent the diverse backgrounds of youths. The crests
and troughs of the sound waves come together to form the word ‘YOU’ to show that this festival
is about ‘YOU’, the youths.”
Original artwork:
Design enhancement:
Animation:
Muhammad Mifdhal Bin Jasini
Yishun Secondary School
Quinn Lum Fu Loong
School of Art, Design and Media
Nanyang Technological
University
Kapilan Naidu
School of Art, Design and Media
Nanyang Technological
University
Acknowledging that the Singapore Youth Festival is a significant annual platform that epitomises,
showcases and shapes youth talent, culture and values, SingPost has worked with the Ministry
of Education to issue the SYF 50th Anniversary Commemorative Stamp Series. Comprising five
beautifully unique designs that symbolise the dynamic energy of our youth and their artistic
pursuits, this stamp series celebrates a key milestone in SYF history. Singapore Youth Festival 2016
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Arts Presentation
The month-long SYF 2016 Arts Presentation in April featured over 700 presentations by over
21000 students from various performing arts Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) in primary schools,
secondary schools, junior colleges and Millennia Institute. Participating schools were conferred
Certificates of Distinction, Accomplishment or Commendation. This year, Arts Presentation
categories were broadened to include mixed and sectional ensembles as well as a wider
variety of dramatic forms.
Dance
Dance
(Chinese category)
Dance
Dance
(Indian category)
(International category)
Dance
(Malay category)
Band
Looking back...
University Cultural Centre, Hall
29 - 31 March
5 - 7 April
11 - 15 April
18 - 21 April
Dance (Indian) (Pri Schs)
Dance (Malay) (Pri Schs)
Dance (Chinese) (Pri Schs)
Dance (International) (Pri Schs)
Brass
Concert
Display
Brass Ensemble
Percussion Ensemble
Wind Ensemble
Singapore Indoor Stadium
2 April
Band Display (Sec Schs)
Singapore Conference Hall, Concert Hall
29 March - 1 April
11 - 13 April
14 - 15 April, 18 April
Band (Pri Schs)
Instrumental Ensemble (Guzheng) (Pri Schs)
Chinese Orchestra (Pri Schs)
School of the Arts, Singapore, Concert Hall
11 - 15 April, 18 - 19 April
Choir (Pri Schs)
Chinese Orchestra
The Republic Cultural Centre, Theatre
14 - 15 April, 18 - 22 April
Instrumental Ensemble (Pri Schs)
Goodman Arts Centre, Black Box
22, 25 - 27 April
Drama (Junior Colleges & Centralised Institute)
Full Orchestra
Mixed Ensemble
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Instrumental Ensemble
Angklung
Handbells
Gamelan
Guitar
Harmonica
Guzheng
Strings
Choir
Drama
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SYF 2016 Opening Concert
Workshops-in-Progress
& Closing Concert <for Esplanade>
R.E.D: Resilience • Expression • Diversity
Singapore Youth Festival 2016 Opening Concert @ Esplanade
Concert Hall
R.E.D, the Singapore Youth Festival 2016 Opening Concert, starts
this year’s celebrations with spectacle and splendour. Reflecting the
Resilience of our youth, their Expression in the arts and the Diversity
of interdisciplinary possibilities, the show comprises an electrifying
palette of music and dance performances by our schools. Featuring
Display Band tactics, Chinese Orchestra with rock music featuring the
electronic Erhu and Ruan, Festival Drums with a touch of Taekwondo,
a kaleidoscopic mix of contemporary, cultural and hip hop dancing,
as well as a heartwarming Choral finale, this concert is a befitting
tribute to five decades of SYF. Also appearing is an ensemble from the
Singapore National Youth Orchestra and the guest dance ensemble
from Sekolah Kebangsaan Jln Datuk Pelembang, Melaka (Malaysia).
1 July 2016: 7:30pm to 8:30pm & 2 July 2016, 3:00pm to 4:00pm
Guest-of-Honour on 1 July 2016: Mr Ong Ye Kung, Acting Minister for
Education (Higher Education and Skills)
Programme
Spark - Display band performance
Blaze - Chinese orchestra with rock
music
Energy - Festival drums and
Taekwondo combo
Unleashing YOUTHforia!
Passion - Contemporary and Ethnic
dance fusion
Brilliance - Dance performance by
Malaysian school
Heat - Hip Hop Tron dance
performance
What SYF Means to Me (Voices of
the Youth)
Victory - Combined Schools Choir
Medley
Unveiling of Singapore Youth
Festival 50th Anniversary
Commemorative Stamps
Launching of SYF 2016 Celebrations
Playing on the Spectrum
Programme
Impian - Gamelan with Tapdance
Project Mash-Up by The Y2K iPad
Band – iPad music performance
Voices of Our Future - Choir
performance
YOUTHforia!
Vayuputra - Indian contemporary
dance performance
Cultural dance performance by
school from Brunei Darussalam
Story; to a Jig - String ensemble
with contemporary dance
Follow the Rainbow Contemporary dance performance
Singapore Youth Festival 2016 Closing Concert [for Esplanade] @
Esplanade Recital Studio
Playing on the Spectrum showcases and celebrates the creative
possibilities and collaborations between different performing art
forms, such as tapdance and the gamelan. With performances
that span an eclectic yet delightful mix of both the traditional and
contemporary disciplines, get ready to immerse in a memorably
interactive experience. Also appearing is the guest dance ensemble
from Sekolah Menengah Sultan Hassan Bangar (Brunei Darussalam).
The youth will discover new artistic possibilities as they play, jam, experiment and create
through exciting Dance, Drama, Art and Music workshops led by experienced professionals
from the arts industry.
Improvisational Band Jam
Silent Studio in the Esplanade Library
Thursday, 30 June: 4:30pm to 6:30pm
Friday, 1 July: 2:00pm to 4:00pm
Sunday, 3 July: 2:00pm to 4:00pm
Participants playing different instruments will get to musically jam together.
Physical Theatre
Esplanade Recital Studio
Fundamental movement vocabulary for Drama making will be taking centre-stage and explored.
Dance Choreography
Esplanade Rehearsal Studio
Participants will learn fundamental choreographic techniques and approaches for composing dances.
Exploring Dance: Ideas from the environment
Dance Village at the Esplanade Library
This workshop explores how participants can draw inspiration from ordinary objects around us for
dance-making or improvising.
Urban Sketchers
Saturday, 2 July: 3:00pm to 6:00pm
(Essential pre-activity briefing at 2:45pm at Esplanade Basement 2 Foyer)
This activity allows all participants to experience the art of sketching the beautiful places in and
around the Esplanade. There is no prerequisite - all are welcome.
3 July 2016: 3:00pm to 4:00pm & 7:00pm to 8:00pm
Guest-of-Honour for evening show:
Associate Professor Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim, Parliamentary
Secretary, Ministry of Education
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Art Labs @
TRANSCENDance and Dance Extravaganza
Esplanade Bridge s Underpass
@ Esplanade Outdoor Theatre
Watch the underpass of the Esplanade Bridge transform into a hub of learning labs for Art
activities. Join student art facilitators from various schools for an enriching time of art-making.
Participants will get to explore a wide range of art activities inspired by the environment around
the Esplanade.
Friday, 1 July : 4:00pm – 7:00pm
Saturday, 2 July: 4:00pm – 7:00pm
Sunday, 3 July : 4:00pm – 7:00pm
TRANSCENDance: The Challenge
This is the first solo street dance contest at the SYF that is anchored on dance improvisation. It is
complemented with high-energy performances from schools across Singapore. To round off the
experience, join the performers as they move to the exciting choreography and beat of the SYF
2016 mass dance.
Dance Extravaganza
Dance Extravaganza is a two-day dance showcase featuring schools across Singapore. With a
colourful and spectacular array of cultural and contemporary dance genres showcased, round off
the experience by participating in the SYF 2016 mass dance.
Saturday, 2 July & Sunday, 3 July: 5:00pm - 6:00pm & 6:30pm - 7:30pm
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Melodies in Every Season @
Youth Station @
Esplanade Concourse
Esplanade Library
Here the audience will enjoy a delightful and atmospheric indoor music showcase featuring
different types of ensembles at the Esplanade Concourse. Bring your friends and let the performers
mesmerise everyone with classical and popular tunes.
Youth Station is a platform showcasing original song compositions by aspiring student singersongwriters. The station comprises the listening station where recordings of these original songs
can be heard and a live performance segment featuring these songs. Youth Station also has an
interactive component featuring the Musically Singaporean app, a learning resource developed by
the Ministry of Education for students to learn about local popular music history and the basics of
songwriting. With the app, students are also able to create accompanying backing tracks, craft their
lyrics and record vocals for their original songs.
Friday, 1 July : 4:00pm - 6:45pm
Saturday, 2 July: 4:00pm - 7:30pm
Sunday, 3 July : 4:30pm - 7:00pm
Featured Songs and Performers
Listening Station available from: Thursday, 29 June: 11:00am to Sunday, 3 July: 8:00pm
Live Performance – Saturday, 2 July: 4:00pm - 5:30pm
If I Could Have Anything, written and performed by Kimberly Foo Lyn-Li, Georgia
Gwee Hui Foong, Gabrielle Tan Li Hsuen, Krystal Lim Jia Xin and Jodie Poh Zhao Xuan,
Methodist Girls' School (Primary)
Kindness is like Magic, written and performed by Nataira Shiefirah Binte Shiefulbahari,
Karille Maeven Santos Cabael, and Nur Batrisyia Balqis Binte Mohammad Yussoff, East
View Primary School
飞翔, written and performed by Tan Yen Tjun and Ng Jing Yuan Shawn, River Valley
Primary School
Together, written and performed by: Andrea Chandra Putri, Chia Hui Qin, Ng Xiao Qing,
Nur Huda Bte Mohd Asha’ary and Tran Quynh Chi, Lianhua Primary School
Building Our Singapore, written and performed by Nur Afrina Bte Mohammad Sani, Nur
Fatini Bte Abdul Rahman, Rachel Chiang, Sheryl Yeo Sze Qing and Tay Zhao Chi Licia,
Northbrooks Secondary School
Waste, written and performed by Sarefina Sindhu Victor, Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School
Our Singapore, written by Tan Kah Yong and performed by Gilia Quek Soik Ee and
Calynn Heng Shi Qing, Zhonghua Secondary School
Make it True, written and performed by Lochingchairit Jirapinya, Dang Thanh Hien and
Muhammad Nur Fadzhil Bin Adnan, Yio Chu Kang Secondary School
Truth, written by Sally Gloria Manik and Mendenilla Marianne Ashley, and performed by
Sally Gloria Manik, Mendenilla Marianne Ashley and Hannah Lee, Yishun Secondary School
Nothing without Love, written and performed by Tessa Tan Hui Zhi, Hwa Chong
Institution
‘Cause I'm Immortal, written by Catahan Clarissa Sanchez, and performed by Catahan
Clarissa Sanchez, Laatz Michiko Leshi Xiyu and Abu Hirzan B Abdul Rahman, Pasir Ris
Crest Secondary School
Born To, written by Nur Shakila Bte Abdullah and performed by Nur Shakila Bte Abdullah,
Mohamed Ridwan B Mohd Deni and Xie Zhizhong, Chong Boon Secondary School
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"Our Heritage, Our Dreams"
Heritage Showcase @ Esplanade Festival Corner
Discover the SYF’s historical milestones through an exhibition featuring rare pictures of SYF’s 50
years, stories from past SYF participants and Our Heritage, Our Dreams - a special SYF retrospective
short film. Create memories of your own by taking pictures and sharing your thoughts on the SYF
and Me postcards. Organise reunions with your friends from your school days as your relive your
SYF experiences.
Friday, 29 June to Sunday, 10 July: 9:00am - 11:00pm
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SYF-SHINE Festival Collaborative @
Orchard Road
Youth Got Talent!
Youth Got Talent! and Parade of Bands
The Ministry of Education, in collaboration with SHINE Festival by the National Youth Council present
SYF-SHINE Festival Collaborative @ Orchard Road, where creative inspiration meets dazzling
displays of talent and exuberance. Be enthralled by Youth Got Talent!, a showcase of diverse
youth creative talents that include breakdancing, beatbox battling, magic acts, rope-skipping,
diabolo and many others. 23 school bands in the Parade of Bands will march down Orchard Road
while performing a mix of contemporary, classical and familiar favourites, celebrating the band’s
heritage within the SYF. Also appearing in the Parade of Bands is the marching band of Janokrong
School, from Phitsanulok Province, Thailand.
Saturday, 2 July:
Youth Got Talent! @ *SCAPE Bandstand and Ground Theatre: 10:00am - 1:30pm
Youth Got Talent! @ ION Orchard: 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Parade of Bands @ Orchard Road: 4:00pm - 6:00pm
Guest-of-Honour: Dr Janil Puthucheary, Minister of State, Ministry of Education
ORCHARD ROAD
*SCAPE
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Parade of Bands
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SYF 2016
Uniformed Groups Carnival
The inaugural Uniformed Groups Carnival held at Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza showcases fun-filled and
meaningful activities that the uniformed groups offer. Awed by the confidence that the boys and girls
in uniform exude? Intrigued by the team spirit shown by uniformed groups cadets? Excited about the
outdoors and saving lives? This carnival will provide hands-on activities sessions for the public, while
showcasing a wide variety of skills that uniformed groups members get to learn. Visitors will also see
how these students contribute to the society through multiple service opportunities.
Friday, 8 July: 2:00pm – 8:00pm
Saturday, 9 July & Sunday, 10 July: 12:00pm – 8:00pm
Guest-of-Honour on Sunday, 10 July: Dr Janil Puthucheary, Minister of State, Ministry of Education
Our Uniformed Groups:
The Boys’ Brigade in Singapore
The Girls’ Brigade Singapore
Girl Guides Singapore
National Cadet Corps
National Civil Defence Cadet Corps
National Police Cadet Corps
Red Cross Youth
The Singapore Scout Association
St. John Brigade
The public is welcome to be part of the unique UG experience.
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SYF 2016 Celebrations
@ the Malls
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Bugis+
@ The Malls
The SYF 2016 Celebrations @ The Malls is a platform that showcases the wide range of expressive
possibilities in the creative arts.
Saturday, 9 July:
Bugis+: 3:45pm – 6:30pm
Guest-of-Honour: Mr Edwin Tong, Member, Government Parliamentary Committee for Education
On 9 July, the public at Bugis+ will enjoy music and dance performances and an art exhibition (that
begins from 8 July). Themed Urban Action, students from secondary schools and a junior college will
be presenting their artistic responses and interpretations of Singapore’s urban city through energetic
showcases and cultural performances. There are inspiring art pieces on display and a chance for the
audience to flex their creative muscles with charm stamping, badge and wire jewellery making
workshops on 9 July.
Causeway Point: 12:00pm – 6:00pm
Guest-of-Honour: Dr Lim Wee Kiak, Member, Government Parliamentary Committee for Education
9 July:
Guest-of-Honour: Mr Edwin Tong, Member, Government Parliamentary Committee for Education
OneKM: 12:00pm – 1:30pm and 4:30pm – 6:00pm
Guest-of-Honour: Mr Seah Kian Peng, Member, Government Parliamentary Committee for Education
Art Display
West Mall: 3:00pm – 6:00pm
Guest-of-Honour: Ms Foo Mee Har, Member, Government Parliamentary Committee for Education
Sunday, 10 July:
Friday to Saturday, 8 - 9 July:
From 10:00am to 10:00pm
Art Workshops
Saturday, 9 July:
Charm Stamping: 12:00pm to 5:00pm
Badge Making: 12:00pm to 5:00pm
Wire Jewellery Making: 3:00pm to 4:00pm (first-come-first-served, limited to 25 participants)
OneKM: 12:30pm – 1:45pm
Music and Dance Performances
Saturday, 9 July:
From 3:45pm to 6:30pm
New Horizon! (NPCC Precision Drill)
Groovy Bamboo (Angklung and Percussion Ensemble)
We Dream and We Dare (Contemporary Dance)
Street Feet (Modern Dance)
Pulse (Drum Ensemble)
Thinking Out Loud [by Ed Sheeran] (Pop Song Singing)
Oriental Inspiration (Modern Dance)
Of celebration, peace and love (Choral Performance)
Uptown Baby Funk (Hip Hop Dance)
Energy! (Ethnic Percussion Ensemble)
Hip Hop Dance Performance
Some Nights, We are Young and Radioactive (A cappella)
So Shines a Giving Heart (Contemporary Dance)
SYF 2016 Mass Dance
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Causeway Point
OneKM Mall
Street Culture is the theme at Causeway Point. Audience will be treated to an afternoon of all
things street, ranging from art to dance, fashion and music. There is something for everyone at
every hour to feel the creative pulse and energy of the youth.
On 9 and 10 July, audience, shoppers and all who are at OneKM Mall atrium will be treated to
an impressive array of vibrant and beautiful cultural and contemporary items woven together by
dramatic poetry recitation around the theme Symphony of Cultures. The public can also visit two
booths that are specially set up by Pasir Ris Secondary School’s Parents Support Group (Dads for
Life) to experience Henna Painting and Balloon Sculpting.
Saturday, 9 July:
Guest-of-Honour: Dr Lim Wee Kiak, Member, Government Parliamentary Committee for Education
Saturday, 9 July:
Guest-of-Honour: Mr Seah Kian Peng, Member, Government Parliamentary Committee for Education
Show 1: Street Arts Experience
Show 3: Music of the Streets
Time: 12:00pm – 1:30pm
Time: 3:00pm – 3:30pm
•Cheerleading
• Street Art Experience
• Rock Band performances
Show 4: Street Culture Galore
Everyone is welcome to participate in a street
art experience based on the theme Vibrant
Youths, Vibrant Singapore. Each group will be
facilitated by student ambassadors to complete
an art work using mixed media. The completed
works will be mounted on the stage and will
serve as a visual of the concerted effort of the
contribution of community to the vibrancy of
promoting the Arts.
Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm
• Introduction & Quiz
• Dance Competition
• Percussion Showcase (to usher guest-ofhonour, Dr Lim Wee Kiak)
• Display Band
• Street dances
•Beatboxing
• Interactive Drama
• Fashion Parade on pop up runways
• Flash mob (Choir)
• End of show
Show 2: Street Performances
Time: 2:00pm – 2:15pm
• Pop Singing
•Beatbox
• Street Dance
Show 4 brings together students from different
schools, levels and art forms to celebrate the
talents and diversity of youths, and showcase
the limitless possibilities of the youths when
they come together in celebration of the Arts,
through the Arts.
Shows 2 & 3 feature musical performances
that allude to street culture and youth culture.
9 July 2016
10 July 2016
Programme Segment 1
Programme
Henna Painting and Balloon Sculpting:
11:00am to 1:30pm
11:00am to 2:00pm
Music and Dance Performances:
12:00pm to 1:30pm
12:30pm to 2:00pm
•Band
• Strings Ensemble
• Guzheng Ensemble
• Chinese Dance
• Contemporary Dance
• Handbells Ensemble
•Band
• Chinese Orchestra
•Choir
• Malay Dance
• Indian Dance
Programme Segment 2
3:30pm to 6:00pm
4:30pm to 6:00pm
• Malay Dance
• Jazz Dance
• Indian Dance
•Choir
• Strings Ensemble
• Angklung Ensemble
• Contemporary Dance
• Chinese Dance
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West Mall
At Inspiring YOUths@West Mall on 9 July 2016, audience will enjoy a wide variety of items from
unique music ensembles to dances and to special performances, like synchronised rope-skipping,
diabolo performance and NCC free-style drills.
SYF 2016 Art Exhibition
Saturday, 9 July:
Guest-of-Honour: Ms Foo Mee Har, Member, Government Parliamentary Committee for Education
Programme
Music, Dance and Unique Performances: 3:00pm to 6:00pm
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Rhapsodies from the Harp
Hari Raya Performance (Dikir Barat)
Sky Rituals (天祭) (Festive Drums)
Sejati (Malay Dance)
NCC Freestyle Drill
Swing of Exuberance (Malay Dance)
Frozen (Cultural Dance)
Drum Kit Solo
Fishes (Chinese Dance)
Sakthi Koothu (Indian Dance)
Tunes with a Twist (Angklung & Kulintang
Ensemble)
The Dragon’s Awakening (Dragon Dance)
Diabolo Energy
Dance to your Heart’s Delight (Indian Dance)
Splendours of the Harmonica
Synchronised Rope Skipping
DanzWhiz Barbershop Quartet
Thiruvilaavil Thappaattam (Indian Dance)
Reaching for the Rainbow (Chinese Dance)
Goody Goody (Tap Dance)
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SYF 2016
Art Exhibition
Artist
And
Space
The SYF 2016 Art Exhibition Artist and Space invites student artists to interpret the theme in
personal and distinct ways. Students are encouraged to explore the concept of space creatively,
not just from a physical perspective but also from psychological angles or socio-cultural points
of view. In the process, students discover what ‘space’ tells them about the people, places and
environments they encounter and are able to express what this concept means to them.
Friday, 1 July: 5:00pm – 7:00pm
Opening Ceremony of SYF 2016 Art Exhibition, The Arts House
Guest-of-Honour: Ms Low Yen Ling, Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Education
Saturday, 2 July to Sunday, 10 July: 10:00am – 10:00pm
SYF 2016 Art Exhibition and Fringe Activities
From Monday, 18 July: Extended Showcase at Lobby, MOE Building (Buona Vista)
Space matters. The nature and concept of space are constantly shifting in our time of rapid
urbanisation as our society develops and our surroundings undergo perpetual change. Beyond
referring to a physical place, space forms a foundation for how people relate to one another –
both individually as well as collectively. It captures our emotive and psychological expression,
and embodies our socio-cultural values. Space can be both a temporary moment in time and
an enduring record of history. Artists, past and present, have challenged us to rethink our
relationships between each other and our environment. They have responded to the concept of
space in various ways through their art practices: to record, to express an emotion or to represent
their pure fascination for the space.
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Participating Schools
Fringe Activities
Monday, 4 July:
11:00am – 12:00pm - Artist Talk 1: Quaint Little Conversations
1:00pm – 2:00pm - Artist Talk 2: When Nothing Happens
Friday, 8 July:
Esplanade Curatorial Workshop (For JC/CI students only)
Saturday, 9 July:
2:00pm – 3:00pm - Artist Talk 3: Daily-Surround
3:00pm – 4:00pm - Artist Talk 4: Let’s make-Believe!
Saturday, 2 July – Sunday, 10 July:
10:00am – 10:00pm
Affirmation for Artists (Postcard activity)
Artist & Space (Collaborative art experience)
Art Trail (Download Activity Brochure via the SYF Website)
For queries on fringe activities, please contact Mr. Nathanael Tan at [email protected]
or 6831 9791
Jiemin Primary School
Jing Shan Primary School
Junyuan Primary School
Juying Primary School
Kong Hwa School
Lianhua Primary School
Macpherson Primary School
Maha Bodhi School
Maris Stella High School (Primary)
Mee Toh School
Methodist Girls’ School (Primary)
Montfort Junior School
Naval Base Primary School
North View Primary School
North Vista Primary School
Northoaks Primary School
Northland Primary School
Opera Estate Primary School
Palm View Primary School
Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School (Primary)
Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary School
Peiying Primary School
Pioneer Primary School
Poi Ching School
Princess Elizabeth Primary School
Punggol Primary School
Qifa Primary School
Qihua Primary School
Queenstown Primary School
Radin Mas Primary School
Red Swastika School
River Valley Primary School
Rivervale Primary School
Rosyth School
Rulang Primary School
Si Ling Primary School
Admiralty Primary School
Balestier Hill Primary School
Beacon Primary School
Bedok Green Primary School
Bukit Panjang Primary School
Bukit Timah Primary School
Bukit View Primary School
Canberra Primary School
Canossa Convent Primary School
Catholic High School (Primary)
Casuarina Primary School
Cedar Primary School
CHIJ (Katong) Primary School
CHIJ (Kellock)
CHIJ Our Lady Queen of Peace
Chongzheng Primary School
Clementi Primary School
Concord Primary School
Corporation Primary School
Damai Primary School
East Spring Primary School
East View Primary School
Elias Park Primary School
Endeavour Primary School
Fairfield Methodist School (Primary)
Fernvale Primary School
First Toa Payoh Primary School
Frontier Primary School
Fuhua Primary School
Gongshang Primary School
Greendale Primary School
Greenwood Primary School
Haig Girls’ School
Henry Park Primary School
Holy Innocents’ Primary School
Hougang Primary School
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Bowen Secondary School
Broadrick Secondary School
Bukit Batok Secondary School
Bukit Merah Secondary School
Bukit Panjang Government High School
Bukit View Secondary School
Canberra Secondary School
Catholic High School
Cedar Girls’ Secondary School
Changkat Changi Secondary School
CHIJ Katong Convent
CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh)
CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School
CHIJ St. Joseph’s Convent
CHIJ St. Theresa’s Convent
Chong Boon Secondary School
Christ Church Secondary School
Chua Chu Kang Secondary School
Chung Cheng High School (Main)
Clementi Town Secondary School
Commonwealth Secondary School
Compassvale Secondary School
Coral Secondary School
Crescent Girls’ School
Crest Secondary School
Damai Secondary School
Deyi Secondary School
Dunman Secondary School
East Spring Secondary School
East View Secondary School
Edgefield Secondary School
Evergreen Secondary School
Fairfield Methodist Secondary School
Fajar Secondary School
Fuchun Secondary School
Fuhua Secondary School
South View Primary School
St. Joseph’s Institution Junior
Stamford Primary School
Tampines North Primary School
Tampines Primary School
Telok Kurau Primary School
Townsville Primary School
West Grove Primary School
West View Primary School
White Sands Primary School
Woodgrove Primary School
Woodlands Ring Primary School
Xinghua Primary School
Xingnan Primary School
Xishan Primary School
Yishun Primary School
Yuhua Primary School
Zhangde Primary School
Zhenghua Primary School
Admiralty Secondary School
Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School
Anderson Secondary School
Ang Mo Kio Secondary School
Anglican High School
Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road)
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
Assumption English School
Assumption Pathway School
Bartley Secondary School
Beatty Secondary School
Bedok View Secondary School
Bedok View Secondary School
Bendemeer Secondary School
Bishan Park Secondary School
Boon Lay Secondary School
Pasir Ris Secondary School
Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary)
Pei Hwa Secondary School
Peirce Secondary School
Ping Yi Secondary School
Pioneer Secondary School
Presbyterian High School
Punggol Secondary School
Queenstown Secondary School
Queensway Secondary School
Raffles Girls’ School (Secondary)
Raffles Institution
Regent Secondary School
River Valley High School
Riverside Secondary School
School of Science and Technology, Singapore
School of The Arts Singapore
Seng Kang Secondary School
Serangoon Garden Secondary School
Serangoon Secondary School
Siglap Secondary School
Singapore Chinese Girls’ School
Springfield Secondary School
St. Gabriel’s Secondary School
St. Hilda’s Secondary School
St. Margaret’s Secondary School
St. Andrew’s Secondary School
St. Anthony’s Canossian Secondary School
St. Gabriel’s Secondary School
St. Hilda’s Secondary School
St. Joseph’s Institution
St. Margaret’s Secondary School
St. Patrick’s School
Swiss Cottage Secondary School
Tampines Secondary School
Tanglin Secondary School
Gan Eng Seng School
Geylang Methodist School (Secondary)
Greendale Secondary School
Greenridge Secondary School
Guangyang Secondary School
Henderson Secondary School
Hillgrove Secondary School
Holy Innocents’ High School
Hong Kah Secondary School
Hougang Secondary School
Hua Yi Secondary School
Hwa Chong Institution
Jurong Secondary School
Jurong West Secondary School
Jurongville Secondary School
Juying Secondary School
Kent Ridge Secondary School
Kranji Secondary School
Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School
Loyang Secondary School
Manjusri Secondary School
Maris Stella High School
Marsiling Secondary School
Mayflower Secondary School
Methodist Girls’ School
Montfort Secondary School
Nan Chiau High School
Nan Hua High School
Naval Base secondary School
New Town Secondary School
Ngee Ann Secondary School
North Vista Secondary School
Northbrooks Secondary School
Orchid Park Secondary School
Outram Secondary School
Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
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Acknowledgements
Fernvale Garden School
Grace Orchard School
Pathlight School
Tanjong Katong Girls’ School
Tanjong Katong Secondary School
Teck Whye Secondary School
Temasek Secondary School
Unity Secondary School
Victoria School
West Spring Secondary School
Westwood Secondary School
Whitley Secondary School
Woodgrove Secondary School
Woodlands Secondary School
Xinmin Secondary School
Yio Chu Kang Secondary School
Yishun Secondary School
Yishun Town Secondary School
Yuan Ching Secondary School
Yuhua Secondary School
Yuying Secondary School
Zhenghua Secondary School
Zhonghua Secondary School
The Chairperson and SYF 2016 Executive Committee Members wish to sincerely thank the
following for their kind assistance, support and partnership:
and our friends:
Janokrong School, Phitsanulok Province, Thailand
SDN Menteng 01, Jakarta (State Elementary
School Menteng 01, Jakarta), Indonesia
SK Jalan Datuk Palembang, Melaka, Malaysia
Sultan Hasan Secondary School of Bangar,
Brunei Darussalam
Anglo-Chinese Junior College
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
Catholic Junior College
Dunman High School
Hwa Chong Institution (College)
Millennia Institute
Nanyang Junior College
National Junior College
Raffles Institution (Junior College)
Victoria Junior College
Yishun Junior College
Australian International School
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SYF 2016
Executive Committee
for being our Venue Partner
for being our Venue Partner
for hosting the SYF 2016
Art Exhibition Briefing for Schools
Our friends from
Janokrong School, Phitsanulok Province, Thailand
SDN Menteng 01, Jakarta (State Elementary School Menteng 01, Jakarta), Indonesia
SK Jalan Datuk Palembang, Melaka, Malaysia
Sultan Hasan Secondary School of Bangar, Brunei Darussalam
Principals, teachers, choreographers, conductors, instructors, parents, students of the
participating schools and all who have contributed towards the success of this Festival
Chairperson
Ms Liew Wei Li
Divisional Director, Student Development Curriculum Division
Vice-Chairperson
Mrs Valarie Wilson
Director, Arts Education Branch
Principal-Chairpersons
Mr Frederick Yeo
Mrs Hilda Thong
Mdm Janice Heng
Mr Low Chun Meng
Mrs Quek-Chia Li Gek
Mr Seet Tiat Hee
Principal, Crest Secondary School
Principal, Pasir Ris Secondary School
Principal, Yio Chu Kang Secondary School
Principal, Manjusri Secondary School
Principal, Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary)
Principal, Juying Secondary School
Secretariat
Mr Peter Gn
Ms Lee Kwee Hwa
Mr Nathanael Tan
Ms Sophia Natasha Wei
Ms Michelle Yap
Ms Hamidah Mohamed Hashim
Ms Chua Si Min
Members
Ms Amy Ser
Mr Chua Kah Sheng
Ms Shirley Wee
Ms Sharon Tan
Ms Edawanty Abdul Razak
Ms Jobina Tan
Ms Faith Chung
Ms Winnie Chew
Ms Twinkle Chua
Assistant Director, SYF and Senior Specialist, Dance
Senior Manager, Arts Programmes
Senior Arts Education Officer, Art
Arts Education Officer, Art
Arts Education Officer, Music
Executive, Corporate Services
Executive, SYF
Deputy Director, Music
Deputy Director, Uniformed Groups
Senior Assistant Director, Art
Senior Assistant Director, Media Relations
Senior Assistant Director, New Media
Assistant Director, Special Projects School
Senior Arts Education Officer, Music
Senior Arts Education Officer, Music
Arts Education Officer, Dance
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