one heart, one voice - Raffles Girls` School

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Nurturing Daughters
of a Better Age
One Heart,
One Voice
Founder’s Day Report 2014/2015
Speech Day Report 2014/2015
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School Crest and Motto
The colours of the school crest are those of the Coat of Arms of Sir
Stamford Raffles: Green, White and Black. The open book symbolises
knowledge and the burning torch our commitment to forge character
and develop lifeskills.
The school’s motto, Filiae Melioris Aevi, emblazoned across the crest, is
Latin for Daughters of a Better Age. It is our pledge to the community
that girls who pass through the portals of RGS will not simply inherit
a fine tradition but will actively forge a finer future for her community.
Vision, Mission, Goals, Values
RGS Vision
To aspire, strive and dare to be active creators of a better age for all.
RGS Mission
Nurturing the high ability girl to be a leader who will realise her talents
in service of nation and community.
RGS Goals To develop fine character and well-being in the RGS student, so that
• as a Person, she aspires toward higher good for self and others in
thought and deed
• as a Leader, she demonstrates personal mastery and a sense of
mission to create a better age for all.
To nurture the intellect and fire the imagination of the RGS student, so that
• as a Thinker, she manifests a reflective disposition and is adept with
the intelligent behaviours when faced with complex, unpredictable
or ambiguous situations where there is no apparent solution
• as a Pioneer, she seeks and seizes opportunities with inventiveness
and creativity for the common good.
RGS Values People-Centred
We put people first. Respect, care and trust underpin all our interactions.
Principled
We are fair-minded, take responsibility for our ideas and actions, and
demonstrate integrity and moral courage in our behaviour.
Passionate
We believe that conviction, commitment and drive enable us to achieve
excellence in all our endeavours.
Professional
We take pride in our work, accept responsibility for our own learning
and exercise discernment and open-mindedness in our interaction with
others.
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Raffles Girls’ School
School Awards
Singapore Quality Class (SQC) Star – Awarded 2012 (valid 20122017)
The SQC Star recognises organisations that have attained greater heights
of excellence on the journey.
MOE Best Practice Awards (BPA) – Renewed 2012 (valid 20122017)
The BPA recognises schools for their effective practices and systems that
lead to desirable education outcomes, academic and non-academic. RGS
has been awarded three BPAs:
• BPA for Student All-round Development
• BPA for Staff Well-being
• BPA for Teaching and Learning
Lee Kuan Yew National Education Award (LKY NE) – Awarded
2012 (valid 2012-2017)
The LKY NE Award recognises schools that have excelled in their National
Education efforts in imbuing students with a strong sense of national
identity and social responsibility. The LKY NE Award is the pinnacle of
the NE Awards.
MOE Outstanding Development Award (National Education)
(ODA NE) – Awarded 2012 (valid 2012-2017)
The ODA NE recognises schools for their outstanding National Education
efforts.
MOE Outstanding Development Award (Character Development)
(ODA CD) – Renewed 2012 (valid 2012-2017)
The ODA CD recognises schools with innovative, sustainable and
exemplary approaches to character development.
PARTNERS (Merit) Award – Awarded 2012 (valid 2012-2015)
The PARTNERS Award is given to schools with significant achievements
in collaborations.
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School Awards – Cont’d
National Arts Education Award (NAEA) – Blaze, Awarded 2011
(valid 2011-2015)
The NAEA is awarded to schools for championing the arts and being role
models for other schools.
Total Defence Award (Employers): Meritorious Defence Partner
Award (MDPA) – 4th Award, Renewed 2013
The MDPA is presented to organisations that have shown commendable
support for Total Defence.
Singapore Green Award (SGA) – Lotus SAA, Renewed 2014
The SGA Lotus SAA recognises schools for their sustained exemplary
standards of environmental concern and commitment.
3R Awards – Silver, Awarded 2014
The 3R Awards recognise schools for their effort to inculcate the habit
of Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.
Friend of Singa Award (FOSA) – Platinum, Renewed 2014
The FOSA recognises students who have gone the extra mile in extending
a helping hand to others or displaying outstanding kind behaviours and
inspiring acts of kindness.
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Contents
The RGS Community 6
Roll of Honour 2014/2015 18
Record of Achievements 36
Coaches and Instructors
55
In Appreciation
57
Love RGS: One Heart, One Voice
58
School Song – ‘From High Olympus’ 60
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The RGS
Community
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The RGS Community
■ RGS Board of Governors
Hon Justice Judith E J Prakash, Chairman
Miss Wang Look Fung, Deputy Chairman
Mr Daniel Soh, Treasurer
Mrs Poh Mun See, Secretary
Ms Claire Chiang, Member
Ms Chong Lo Lan Pearlyn, Member Prof Jackie Yi-Ru Ying, Member
Dr Kong Hwai Loong, Member
Mr Koh Seow Chuan, Member
Mr Kwek Leng Kee, Member
Mr Lim Soon Hock, Member
Ms Rachel Eng Yaag Ngee, Member
Assoc Prof Tan Mui siang, Patricia, Member
Assoc Prof Paulin Tay Straughan, Member
■ RGS Staff
Teachers are key to RGS’ success and the school continues to place emphasis on recruiting,
retaining and recognising top quality teachers committed to providing holistic education
and nurturing the RGS girl.
The staff strength as at 24 Aug 2015 stands at 197, comprising of 153 teachers and 44
EAS; 98% of our teaching staff are graduates, of which 33% have Master degree and
PhD qualifications.
■ New Appointments
We congratulate the following staff on their new appointments:
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Ms Koh Chen Chen – Director, Student Guidance and Support
Ms Lee Su Yin – Director, Communications and Partnerships
Miss Yeo Soo Ling – Director, Character and Talent Development
Mr Bryden Chew – Head, Humanities
Ms Stella Picca – Head, English Language and Literature
Mrs Prama Sundari – Head, Science
Ms Magdalene Suey – Head, Physical Education and Co-Curricular Activities
Mr Alvin Tan – Head, Learning Resources and Technologies
Mrs Tan Yin Lai – Head, Talent Development
Ms Cheong Szu Chuang – Assistant Head, Physics
Mdm Nora Kamsir – Assistant Head, Service Learning
Ms Chrislin Lee – Assistant Head, Co-Curricular Activities
Mr Mohammad Faizal Bin K Abdul Aziz – Assistant Head, History
Mrs Marie Huang – Head of Year
Ms Sandi Kum – Head of Year
Mrs Chew Meek Lin – Lead Teacher
Mr Lim Er Yang – Senior Teacher
Ms Lim Shok Hoon – Senior Teacher
Mr Azahar Bin Mohamed Noor – Specialist
Mrs Tan Kum Chee – Lead Teacher
■ New Staff
We extend a warm welcome to the following teaching and Executive and Administrative
staff: Ms Nurashikin Binte Hanafi, Ms Teo Yen Li, Ms Wong Su Zhen, Mdm Zuraini
Binte Mohammad Said, Mr Leow See Yong, Mdm Asta Leow, Miss Honey Huang,
Mr Muhammad Rizlan, Mr Wong Chee Yeh, Ms Hing Siew Bee, Miss Lim Huey Miin,
Mr Berner Poh, Ms Nina Chun, Ms Chia Wei Ling, Ms Florence Tay, Mdm Michelle Yeo,
Miss Zhou Lina, Miss Mindy Koh, Miss Julie Leow, Miss Elizabeth Lin, Mr Tan Hup Yew,
Ms Angel Lim, Miss Ngiew Tian Hui.
■ Farewells
RGS bode fond farewells to Mr Neo Guo Yong, Mdm Letchimi D/O Saminathan,
Mr Mark Moh, Dr Jarina Peer, Ms Vivienne He, Miss Fan Wenying, Mr Ho Cheng Kam,
Mdm Norliza Binte Abdul Hamid, Mr Danence Lee, Mrs Doris Poon, Ms Hui Jing Hua,
Mr Wong Hong Weng, Ms Sandy Leow, Ms Chin Ailin, Mrs Lee Lim-Chyn, Ms Ooi
Swee Choo, Ms Haszelina Binte Mohamed, Ms Jadely Seetoh, Mdm Missliah Binte Tahir,
Ms Eleanor Tay, Ms Syahidah Ibrahim, Mdm Chen Hsin Yu, Mr Leong Tze Kwang, , Mr Thio
Cher Kuan, Mr Samuel Lee, Mr Muhammad Mutakabbir.
■ Promotions
We congratulate all the following staff who have been promoted in October 2014 and
April 2015.
Name
Department
Promoted
Subgrade
Ms Lim Ai Khim
Science
GEO 1A1
Mdm Shen Mei Ling
Languages
GEO 1A2
Ms Michell Wong
English Language and GEO 1A2
Literature
Ms Siti Hasanah Binte Mustaffa English Language and GEO 1A3
Literature
Ms Chrislin Lee Physical Education GEO 1A3
Mr Lim Shi Zhi Leadership and Citizenship GEO 1A3
Ms Lim Sock Hoon Languages GEO 1A3
Mr Mohammad Faizal Bin K Abdul Aziz Humanities GEO 1A3
Mrs Caroline Tng Mathematics GEO 1A3
Mrs Chew Meek Lin
Centre for Pedagogical
SEO 1(1)
Research and Learning
Mr Chua Hai Lee Admissions SEO 1(1)
Mdm Lee Szer Yuen Languages SEO 1(1)
Mrs Leung Hui Leng Centre for Pedagogical
SEO 1(1)
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The RGS Community – Cont’d
Ms Lim Shok Hoon Centre for Pedagogical Research and Learning
Mr Azahar Bin Mohamed Noor Centre for Pedagogical
Ms Masturah Binte Abdul Aziz
Centre for Pedagogical Research and Learning
Ms Eunice Tay
Administration Office
Mr Zhang Runsheng
Information Communication
SEO 1(1)
SEO 1(1)
Senior Executive,
Research
Officer, Administration
Senior Executive,
and Technology
ICT
■ Staff Well-Being
Staff Well-Being Committee (SWC) members are custodians of the school’s professional
culture.
To maintain that culture, SWC members:
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Facilitate on-going and open communication between staff members
Promote bonding and camaraderie of staff members
Cultivate a climate of readiness and openness towards learning and the facing of
new challenges in the profession, and
Encourage the adoption of a healthy lifestyle by staff members
Activities organised by the SWC include the Lunar New Year Lunch, Family Day and the
Staff Dinner for all staff. SWC also organises workshops and talks on health issues for staff
members on a yearly basis. It also provides fruit to staff members on a quarterly basis,
celebrates the birthdays of staff on a monthly basis, liaises with vendors to provide quality
goods and services to staff members on a periodic basis, and takes up the suggestions of
staff where feasible.
■ Professional Development
The development of our staff is of pinnacle importance and continues to be a key strategy
in the school towards continuous excellence. Over and above the school-wide courses,
seminars and workshops organised by RGS, our staff actively seek professional learning
opportunities both local and international. Our RGS teachers also present papers and
research findings in numerous conferences. Some of the highlights include:
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20th APECA Biennial Conference-Workshop 2014
Bett Asia Leadership Summit 2014
Community Engagement Programme (CEP) 2014
Conference for the Co-Curriculum 2014
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D.I. Asia Summit
Globalizing History and Philosophy of Science: Problems and Prospects
Intellectual Property (IP) Forum
International Science Education Conference 2014
LAS Libraries for Tomorrow Conference 2014
Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy 10th Anniversary Conference – Singapore and a
Rising Asia
New Media Seminar for Key Personnel 2014
NFEC Fire Safety Seminar 2014
Open Innovation Symposium 2014
School Counselling Seminar 2014
Seminar on All About Sugars
Share-The-Point Southeast Asia 2014
Teaching and Learning for Secondary Chinese Language Curriculum Seminar 2014
The Dec@de Conference
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14th International Tamil Internet Conference 2015
2015 Humanities Symposium – Explore, Experience, Embrace
2015 T3TM International Conference
A-Level Literature Symposium 2015
Flipped Learning and Reading Educational Conference
Geography Seminar Series: The “Urban Age” in Question
Geography Symposium
GTA Annual Seminar 2015 – Natural Hazards
In Conversation about STEM
IT Governance Forum: Combating Cybercrimes for New Age Accountants
Lecture by Emeritus Professor Dylan William on Assessment
MTI-CSC Economic Lecture: The Role of the U.S. in the World Economy After the Great
Recession
NFEC Fire Safety Seminar 2015
Reading Educational Conference
Redesigning Pedagogy International Conference 2015
Singapore Perspectives 2015 “Choices”
Skills Future Forum
The 6th Global Educational Leadership Conference 2015
6th NIE-ELL Postgraduate Conference on Language, Literature and Education
International
2014
• London International Conference on Education 2014
• GIREP-MPTL International Conference on Teaching/Learning Physics: Integrating
Research into Practice
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2015
• QAGTC 2015 International Conference – Illuminating the Spectrum of Giftedness and
Talent
• 21st Biennial World Conference
• the 19th Global Chinese Conference on Computers in Education (GCCCE 2015)
• 2015 NCTM Annual Meeting & Exposition
• Pathways to Resilience III 2015
• Gifted and Talented National Conference 2015
• CAES International Conference 2015 – Face of English: Theory, Practice and Pedagogy
• World Gifted Conference
■ Professional Upgrading
• Education Officers, Miss Melissa Wu and Mr Yeo Jun Han successfully completed the
Post-Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) during the period of August 2014 – June
2015.
• Assistant Head, Philosophy, Miss Ong Shu Juin was nominated for the Management
and Leadership in Schools Programme for the period of July – November 2015.
• Mr Yang Kai was sponsored for the Post-Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) in the
August 2015 Intake.
■ Service to Education Award 2015
One of our Board members, Prof Jackie Yi-Ru Ying, has been awarded the Service to
Education Award 2015 (10 years). The school would like to thank her for her contributions
to the School and continued support to education.
Staff Awards and Commendations
RGS Long Service Award
Name
Years of
Service
Mdm Safiah Binte Ani
5
Mr Chua Hai Lee
5
Mr Alwin Ho
5
Mdm Aliah Binte Mohamed Shariff
5
Mr Raihan Bin Mohd Yassin
5
Ms Maggie Phua
5
Miss Sharon Tan
5
Mrs Tan Kum Chee
5
Mrs Jassie Teo
5
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Department/Appointment
Languages/Education Officer
Science/Assistant Head, Admissions
Philosophy/Education Officer
Humanities/Education Officer
Physical Education and CCA/
Education Officer
Mathematics/Education Officer
Mathematics/Education Officer
Centre for Pedagogical Research and
Learning/Lead Teacher
Learning/Senior Teacher
Ms Janice Lim
5
Finance/Executive
Ms Feona Sebastian
5
Learning Resources/Senior Officer
Mr Bryden Chew
10
Humanities/Head
Mr Michael Jalleh
10
Senior Management/Director,
Academic Studies
Mrs Leung Hui Leng
10
Mr Azahar Bin Mohamed Noor
10
Learning/Specialist
Mr Yang Kian Hong
10
Science/Education Officer
Mr Morris Gabriel
10
Information Management/Senior
Executive
Miss Adeline Quek
10
Administration Office/Executive
Ms Tong Soi Mui
15
Aesthetics/Education Officer
Mrs Mak Wai Ling
20
Humanities/Education Officer
Mdm Tan Lee Khim
20
Languages/Assistant Head
Ms Gina Soh
20
Finance/Assistant Manager
Mr Asman Bin Yusof
20
Aesthetics/Higher Technician, Design
& Technology
MOE Long Service Award
Name
Years of
Service
Ms Nurashikin Binte Hanafi
5
Miss Cassandra Hii
5
Mrs Marie Huang
5
Mrs Michelle Quek
5
Mrs Irene Allan
10
Mr Hang Kam Long
15
Languages/Education Officer
Science/Head of Year
Physical Education and CCA/
Education Officer
National Day Award – The Public Administration Medal (Silver) 2015
Name
Mrs Poh Mun See
Principal
National Day Award – Commendation Medal 2015
Name
Mrs Mary George Cheriyan
Centre for Pedagogical Research and Learning/Director
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■ The RGS Chapter
The RGS Chapter has been a supporter of RGS and has assisted the school in many
ways: close collaboration in school activities, organising of workshops and social events to
promote alumni networking to encourage Rafflesians to cherish their unique identity as a
member of the RGS community.
■ Executive Committee (2014 – 2016)
Jean Ong Choo Khim
Lo Wei Min
Tung Siew Sheong Monica
Wan Siew-Ping
Melanie Toh
Jeyapriya Ramanujam
Yap Meng Choo
May Kan
Daphne Lim
Chan Mei Wan
Hedy Tan
President
Vice-President
Honorary Secretary
Asst. Hon. Secretary
Hon. Treasurer
Hon. Asst. Treasurer
Comm. Member
Comm. Member
Comm. Member
Comm. Member
Comm. Member
■ The RGS Alumnae
The RGS Alumnae seeks to connect members with RGS Girls to inspire, enable and
engage the Daughters of a Better Age across the years as ambassadors for education and
egalitarianism.
We also envision
• a community embodying the Rafflesian spirit and values that provides mentoring to
students, teachers and fellow members;
• a collective that actively shares experiences and works toward the betterment of
society, nation and self; and
• a kindred commitment to shaping and achieving the goals of RGS.
■ RGS Alumnae Council
Leong Choi Fun
Patricia Liu
Nadia Yeo
Chong Chiet Ping
Tang Shiuh Ying
Jennifer Loh
Tan Wei Ching
Lee Twe Jeog
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President
Vice-President
Secretary
Assistant Secretary
Treasurer
Assistant Treasurer
Member
Member
Teo Hui Ling
Chua Yi Wen
Cai Zhijin
Gan Su-lin
Law Shuli
Member
Member
Member
Co-opted Member
Co-opted Member
■ Parents for RGS Association (PRGS)
RGS is blessed with wonderful parents who are strong advocates of partnership between
the school and family. The Parents for RGS Association (PRGS) is a committed group of
parents who share the school’s mission and form a crucial support network for our RGS
girls. They are also an important communication channel between parents and the school,
running workshops and talks to help parents of RGS girls learn more about the school and
programmes, creating strong links between the girls, their school and their homes.
■ PRGS 13th Executive Committee
Leo Seo Wei
Yong Soo Ping
Ang Hwee Huang
Amy Ang Poh Eng
Ong Tong
Judith Tan Siew Ling
Eni Yuliza
Kausar Karimi
Somasundaram Saradha Devi
Nooraza Binte Ismail
Bobba Maitri
Lusi Hayati
Lim Tian Hock Vincent
Sharon Chong
Yap Siew Eng
Rosa Quitadamo
Raymond Hsiung
Dawn Ng
Adelina Wang Siew Ming
Alex Lee
Chairman
Vice-Chairman
Secretary
Assistant Secretary
Treasurer
Assistant Treasurer
Ordinary Member
Ordinary Member
Ordinary Member
Ordinary Member
Ordinary Member
Ordinary Member
Co-opted Member
Co-opted Member
Co-opted Member
Co-opted Member
Co-opted Member
Co-opted Member
Honorary Auditor
Honorary Auditor
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RGS Cengal Award 2015
The Cengal Award, inaugurated in 2011, is presented to an individual or organisation in
recognition and appreciation of the valued partnership and meaningful contribution to RGS
through the educational programmes and activities that nurture RGS girls as Daughters of
a Better Age.
Cengal, a tall hardwood tree indigenous to South East Asia is very much a part of the
Singaporean heritage, having lent its name to the area of Changi. Cengal wood is valued
for its strength and has been selected as an appropriate symbol of the sustained support,
contribution and collaboration these valued friends and partners have rendered to our
school and our students over the years.
This year, one individual and four organisations are being recognised for their partnerships
with RGS.
Individual Award
Ms Han Juat Hoon
Ms Han stands out as an alumna who approached the school to express her desire to give
back through a seven-figure donation to the Raffles Programme and RGS’ New Campus
Development Fund. To date, no one individual has made such a substantial contribution
to the school. Through her humility and gracious generosity, she serves as a veritable role
model for our students.
Organisation Award
Apple
Address: UE BizHub Central, 12 Ang Mo Kio Street 64, Singapore 569088
Apple has been a pillar of support for RGS since the school introduced 1:1 computing
in 2010, notably in manpower resource and expertise. During the pilot phase of the
programme, Apple provided the school with Macbooks and iPads over a period of two
years. In the run up to the launch of RGS 1:1, Apple arranged for professional development
sessions for RGS staff members. Two of Apple’s consultants were invited in 2011 to train
RGS staff in 1:1 computing in their subject-disciplines. Over the years, Apple has regularly
provided professional development workshops for RGS staff to deepen their expertise. In
particular, Apple kept close contact with RGS via their staff member who was in constant
conversation with RGS regarding the school’s implementation needs and concerns.
Centre for Biomedical Ethics, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University
of Singapore
Address: Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, Block MD11, #02-01, Clinical Research Centre,
10 Medical Drive, Singapore 117597
For the past three years, the NUS Bioethics Centre has provided RGS with relevant articles
and resource persons to speak about diverse real-life cases involving various aspects of
scientific human enhancement. Their contributions have helped ground the class discussion
on actual contemporary cases, making the lessons more accessible and relevant to the
girls. These real-life scientific cases brought in by the resource speakers from the Centre
complemented the theoretical aspect of ethical instruction provided by the RGS staff. The
students are also given opportunities to interact, share and learn from the perspective of
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students in their age group who belong to a different culture. This partnership between RGS
and the NUS Bioethics Centre helped nurture RGS girls who are not only knowledgeable
about the ethical issues involving human enhancement, but are also cognisant of how
these issues play out in the lives of real people in the real world.
FaithActs
Address: Blk 50 Commonwealth Drive #01-506, Singapore 142050
FaithActs collaborated with RGS in developing the Year 1 Values-in-Action (VIA) Learning
Journey. As part of the VIA preparation, FaithActs provided information on the needs of
the community in the area. They were the liaison between the school and homeowners
(“home cleaning”), National Environment Agency (“block cleaning”) and management of
hawker centres (“hawker centre clean-up”). During the activities, they provided space for
pre-activity briefings as well as on-the-ground support for staff and students. They also
assisted in providing transportation from the gathering point to activity venues. Both staff
and students benefitted from the hands-on experience, developing a deeper understanding
of the role and responsibility of man to his environment as well as a deeper appreciation
for the oft-overlooked members of the community. Staff and students were also able to
derive a sense of fulfilment from the meaningful service they provided as well as from the
interactions with the people in the community, thanks to FaithActs who has played a key
role in the development and execution of the Y1 VIA Learning Journey.
ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute
Address: 30 Heng Mui Keng Terrace, Singapore 119614
ISEAS has been providing RGS students with work experience opportunities since 2011. In
2011, these opportunities include allowing students to be engaged in research, academic
discourses and publishing in a real-life setting. The skills and knowledge that these students
acquired through the attachment covered the whole gamut of academic publishing: copyediting; proofreading; understanding of intellectual property and rights including reprint
and translation rights; typesetting; printing; binding; e-publishing; book promotion and
catalogue production; subscriptions; distribution and trade discounts; and warehousing.
Other than being given hands-on tasks of proofreading and copyediting manuscripts,
RGS students even tried their hand at designing a book cover for ASEAN Day 2011 and
strategising on ways to market a new book. Since 2012, the partnership was extended
to the ISEAS Library, where students learnt about conservation work, transcription and
synopsis writing of oral history, the packaging of selective web pages and scripting of infoalerts, digitisation of contents for online access, metadata tagging for new acquisition, as
well as technical aspects of collection management: processing private records, stock-take
and conservation of books, as well as users and usage profiling to build up databases.
Students were, therefore, able to experience not only the different aspects of academic
research, but also help create content relevant to the Humanities disciplines throughout the
course of their attachment. This has invariably deepened their interest in and understanding
of Southeast Asia and research opportunities related to this region.
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Roll of Honour
2014/2015
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2014 GCE ‘A’ Level Results
The eighth batch of students of the Raffles Programme gave a strong showing in their GCE
‘A’ Level examination performance. 18 of our students (or 4.1% of the RGS candidates)
achieved at least 8 distinctions, whilst 108 (or 24.8% of the RGS candidates) achieved 7 or
more distinctions. 126 of our students (or 28.9% of the RGS candidates) achieved a perfect
university admission score, with the mean university admission score for the 2014 cohort at
84.75%. 184 students (or 49.3% of the RGS candidates) achieved at least 4 H2 distinctions
while 275 students (or 63.1% of the RGS candidates) attained at least 3 H2 distinctions.
From the 2014 ‘A’ Level cohort, the number of undergraduate scholarships offered to RGS
students by various agencies and universities are as follows:
• 16 Public Service Commission (PSC) Scholarships
• 1 Ministry of Education (MOE) Teaching Scholarship (Local)
• 2 Ministry of Education (MOE) Teaching Scholarships (Overseas)
• 1 Ministry of Education (MOE) Education Merit Scholarship
• 2 Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) Singapore Government Scholarship (Foreign Service)
• 1 Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Merit Scholarship
(Women)
• 3 Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Defence Merit
Scholarship
• 2 Ministry of Communications & Information (MCI) Information Service Scholarships
• 3 Housing and Development Board (HDB) Undergraduate Scholarships
• 1 Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) Undergraduate Scholarship
• 2 Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) Undergraduate Scholarships (Local)
• 1 GIC Global Scholarship
• 1 National Parks (NParks) Board Undergraduate Scholarship
From the earlier ‘A’ Level cohorts, the number of undergraduate scholarships offered
(after 2014 RGS Founder’s Day) to RGS students by various agencies and universities are
as follows:
• 1 Ministry of Health (MOH) Healthcare Graduate Studies Award
• 1 Ministry of National Development (MND) EDGE Scholarship (Sustainable Development)
• 2 Ministry of the Environment & Water Resources (MEWR) National Environment &
Water (NEW) Scholarships
• 1 Nanyang Technological University (NTU) ASEAN Undergraduate Scholarship
• 3 Nanyang Technological University (NTU) College Scholarships
• 1 Nanyang Technological University (NTU) LKC Medicine Scholarship
• 12 Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Nanyang Scholarships
• 1 Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Nanyang Scholarship (C N Yang Scholars
Programme)
• 6 Singapore Management University (SMU) Scholars’ Programme
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• 1 Singapore Management University (SMU) Lee Kong Chian Scholars’ Programme
• 1 Singapore Management University (SMU) Char Yong (Dabu) Association, Singapore
Study Award
• 1 Singapore Management University (SMU) Dorcas Phua Hui Hoon Study Award
• 1 Singapore Management University (SMU) Goh Foundation Endowed Scholarship
• 1 Singapore Management University (SMU) Kwa Geok Choo Scholarship – UG
• 1 Singapore Management University (SMU) SCCCF Business Scholarship
• 1 Singapore Management University (SMU) The Ee Seng and Claire Lim Accountancy
Scholarship
• 1 Singapore Management University (SMU) Temasek Foundation Leadership Enrichment
& Regional Networking Programme 2014 @SMU
• 1 Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) ASEAN Scholarship
• 1 Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) Undergraduate Merit
Scholarship
• 1 Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) Undergraduate Scholarship
• 1 Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) Global Leadership Programme
Scholarship
• 1 Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) National Science Scholarship
(BS)
• 1 Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) Undergraduate Scholarship
• 3 Singapore-Industry Scholarships (SgIS) Full-Term
• 1 Singapore-Industry Scholarship (SgIS) Mid-Term (Overseas)
• 1 Singapore-Industry Scholarship (SgIS) Healthcare Administration Scholarship
• 1 Singapore-Industry Scholarship (SgIS) Healthcare Administration Scholarship (MidTerm)
• 1 Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) Scholarship
• 1 Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) Undergraduate Scholarship (Local)
• 1 Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) Undergraduate Scholarship (Overseas)
• 1 Singapore National Co-operative Federation (SNCF) Co-operative Scholarship
• 1 Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board Mid-Term Undergraduate Scholarship
• 2 Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Undergraduate Scholarships
• 1 National Arts Council (NAC) Arts Scholarship (Postgraduate)
• 2 National Parks (NParks) Board Undergraduate Scholarships
• 1 Infocomm Development Authority (IDA) Fast Track Bachelor-Master Scholarship
• 2 Changi Airport Group (CAG) Undergraduate Scholarships (Overseas)
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Scholarships and Awards
In 2014, our students’ academic excellence was recognised in a number of awards and
scholarships:
• 2 Lee Kuan Yew Award for Mathematics and Science – Secondary Category
• 4 Prime Minister’s Book Prize – Primary Category
• 3 Prime Minister’s Book Prize – Secondary Category
• 33 Ministry of Education (MOE) Singapore-MOE Award (SMA)
• 31 Ministry of Education (MOE) Edusave Character Awards
• 25 Ministry of Education (MOE) Edusave Good Progress Award
• 72 Ministry of Education (MOE) Regional Studies Programme Scholarship
• 40 Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) Science Awards (Upper
Secondary)
• 2 Young Defence Scientists Programme (YDSP) Scholarship
• 2 Young Defence Scientists Programme (YDSP) Academic Award for Mathematics
• 2 Young Defence Scientists Programme (YDSP) Academic Award for Physics
• 7 Singapore Olympic Foundation – Peter Lim Scholarship
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Academic Awards
■ Year One 2014
Outstanding Academic Performance
108 Natalie Tai Qian Ru
109 Megan Tham Zhiling
110 Koh Jin Ann, Arielle
110 Oei Chiu Ping, Kathryn
111 Anbazhagan Pavithra
111 Li Ker Shin Claire
111 Loh Su Jean
111 Sivakumar Aishvarya
112 Lin Jia Xin
112 Lavanya Rawat
113 Joellene Yap Yu Ean
113 Loi Si Xian
Top In Level 2014
112 Quek Lin Yuan
■ Year Two 2014
202 Chung So Hyun
203 Somakala Subbaraman
207 Pushparajan Saranya
208 Cassandra Chan Xian Ci
209 Chua Ying Xuan
209 Esther Lim Minen
209 Zhou Xinzhuo Kathy
210 Shen Hongyi
211 Clarissa Lim Shu Wei
212 Teo York Tiang Andrea
213 Hong Yu Wen Lynn
213 Ng Xin-Yu
213 Lee Estelle
Top In Level 2014
212 Tan Rae Chyl Kaley
■ Year Three 2014
301 Clara Keng Hui Lin
301 Hannah Tan Jia Hwee
301
301
301
302
302
303
304
305
305
305
311
Madhumitha Pandiaraja
Pisupati Anushka
Swathi Nachiar Manivannan
Clara-Ann Cheng Ling
Koh Jia Wen Tricia
Leia Teo Wen Hui
Natasha Tai Qian Hui
Chan Kar Mun
Wang Huaijin
Zheng Yaxuan
Tan Weiyin Carolyn
Top In Level 2014
302 Fatima Siddiqui
■ Year One 2014
Top In Subject 2014
105 Seow Bai Jun Patricia Chinese
Language
111 Anbazhagan Pavithra Chinese
Special
Programme
103 Jamie Tan Jun Ying English
Language
111 Loh Su Jean
English
Literature
111 Sivakumar Aishvarya Geography
112 Quek Lin Yuan
Higher
Chinese
112 Nurul Irbah Bte
Higher Malay
Muhammad R
107 Tholkappian
Higher Tamil
Vijayavarshini
111 Sivakumar Aishvarya History
112 Qin Ai Xin
Lower
Secondary
Science
108 Natalie Tai Qian Ru Malay Special
Programme
105 Ho Choy Mun Mathematics
Gabrielle
113 Loi Si Xian
Music Elective
Programme
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Academic Awards – Cont’d
113 Alyssa Marie Loo
Li Ann Special Art
Programme
301Madhumitha
Pandiaraja
305 Zheng Yaxuan
■ Year Two 2014
Top In Subject 2014
205 Bhide Varsha
Chaitanya 202 Neo Jing Xuan Renee
206 Lim Wen Hui
212 Teo York Tiang
Andrea
204 Sally Yang Kaya
Chinese
Special
Programme
English
Language
English
Literature
Geography
Higher
Chinese
Higher Malay
205 Nur ‘Izzah Fatin Bte
Zainuddin
203 Kumar Mridula
Higher Tamil
211 Clarissa Lim Shu Wei History
213 Lee Estelle
Lower
Secondary
Science
208 Cassandra Chan
Malay Special
Xian Ci Programme
201 Chong Wei Ming
Mathematics
213 Ng Xin-Yu
Music Elective
Programme
■ Year Three 2014
Top In Subject 2014
302 Fatima Siddiqui
312 Wang Yuxing
302 Fatima Siddiqui
307 Chiang Li Ling
Christine 312 Deea K Dev
302 Leong Shi Ying
Victoria [ 24 ]
304 Cerise Lim Yin Xin
Area Studies
Biology
Chemistry
Chinese
Language
Chinese
Special
Programme
English
Language
English
Literature
Geography
Higher
Chinese
Higher Malay
306 Mahirah Bte Abdul
Latiff
307 N Sanmitha
Higher Tamil
315 Hsu Xue Ying Angela History
302 Fatima Siddiqui
Malay Special
Programme
311 Tan Weiyin Carolyn Mathematics
301 Kimberly Tan Min-En Music Elective
Programme
301 Hannah Tan Jia Hwee Physics
302 Fatima Siddiqui
Raffles
Academy
(Biology)
301 Tang Yimian
Raffles
Academy
(Chemistry)
305 Chan Kar Mun
Raffles
Academy
(English
Literature)
308 Gillian Cheong Yuyan Raffles
Academy
(Geography)
305 Zhou Xiaojian
Raffles
Academy
(Higher
Chinese)
306 Phua Shyn Ee
Raffles
Academy
(History)
305 Zheng Yaxuan
Raffles
Academy
(Mathematics)
305 Zheng Yaxuan
Raffles
Academy
(Physics)
304 Natasha Tai Qian Hui Social Studies
312 Wang Yuxing
Special Art
Programme
■ Year Four 2014
Top In Subject 2014
402 Nicole Neo Wei Di
407 Helen Lin Jia Qi
406 Foo Cher Ying
403 Ng Yu Qin
Area Studies
Biology
Chemistry
Chinese
Language
411 Maanasa Sri Ganesh Chinese
Special
Programme
404 Alicia Ong Shi Hui English
Language
403 Tan Rhe-Anne
English
Literature
413 Megan Tan Jia-Ing
Geography
408 Li Wenqing
Higher
Chinese
402 Nur Insyirah Bte
Higher Malay
Nurazmi
402 Ashwinii Selvaraj
Higher Tamil
408 Li Ziyue
History
415 Vernis Goh Shimin
History
413 Gan Shin Ping
Malay Special
Programme
412 Wu Jiaxuan
Mathematics
407 Tay Li Ying
Music Elective
Programme
412 Wu Jiaxuan
Physics
406 Li Jiaqi
Raffles
Academy
(Biology)
401 Wang Kaiying
Raffles
Academy
(Chemistry)
404 Celine Ng Yu Ting
Raffles
Academy
(English
Literature)
401 Zhang Wen Han
Raffles
Academy
(Geography)
408 Zhu Qi
Raffles
Academy
(Higher
Chinese)
404 Tee Ming Zee
406 Zhang Yiyun
410 Looi Duan-Ying
Denise 406 Zhang Yiyun
408 Qiu Jiayu
413 Andrea Athanasia
Tan Li Ling Raffles
Academy
(History)
Raffles
Academy
(Mathematics)
Raffles
Academy
(Music)
Raffles
Academy
(Physics)
Social Studies
Special Art
Programme
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Raffles Top Scholars Award 2014
401
402
404
404
404
406
406
406
407
407
408
408
410
412
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Zhang Wen Han
Nicole Neo Wei Di
Alicia Ong Shi Hui
Freda Mah Cheng Yee
Goh Xin-Yi
Qu Siyang
Sim Ming Hui Melodies
Zhang Yiyun
Helen Lin Jia Qi
Tu Chang
Qiu Jiayu
Sree Shivani Sathyian
Low Jia Na
Wu Jiaxuan
Bursaries, Awards and Scholarships
■ Bursaries and Scholarships
The Venerable Dr & Mrs D D Chelliah
Scholarship
404 Yi Jina
Cindy Loh Ray-Wen Memorial Bursary
302 Koh Rui Qi
305 Lim Wen Hui
306 Chionh Lynn
Professor Tan Ser Kiat Bursary
201 Milanpreet Kaur Bajwa
206 Clasfe Chua
Ong Fong Wee Scholarship
101 Tan Rui Qi Rachel
109 Cheri Teo
Justina Li Caixia Scholarship
107 Lee Yi Xuan
107 Lim Cai Ying
113 Zhang Xi Karen
■ Academic Awards
ORA Scholarship
402 Clara-Ann Cheng Ling
Guthrie & Shaw Award
404 Han Rae Ann
413 Natalie Lim Li Xuan
Dorothy Buckle Top Mathematics &
Science Award
406 (2014) Sim Ming Hui Melodies
Evelyn Norris Top Student Award
403 (2014) Low Si Xuan Andrea
Cecily Hinchliffe Award
409 (2014) Ashly Lau Wei-Ning
M N Oehlers Top Arts Award
403 (2014) Tan Rhe-Anne
■ Leadership Awards
RGS Alumnae Award
301 Lim Zhi Yi Vanessa
302 Goh Shi En Ruth
ORA Character Award
402 Clara-Ann Cheng Ling
ORA-RGS Chapter Award
401 Kimberly Tan Min-En
407 Esther Koh Siang
RGS(S) Character Award
402 Ho Li Ting Valerie
402 Chao Zong-Ying Beatrice
402 Fatima Siddiqui
404 Ng Qian Jie Cheryl
407 Chloe Wu Xuan
407 Tricia Koh Jia Wen
409 Bazlaa Hafizhullah
415 Isis Claire Lim
415 Teo Jun Li Ashley
Evergreen Leadership Development
Award
301 Kellisa Goh
303 Sofia Tan
304 Chang Ting Yu
305 Nicole Lim Jia Yin
307 Soon Weilin
308 Mikayla Faith Kiew Hui En
309 Janelle Dai Xi Yi
311 Sarah Ong Jia Qi
313 Brenda Tay Xian Hui
314 Ooi Sing Yee Grace
315 Quek Hui Ying
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Bursaries, Awards and Scholarships – Cont’d
■ Service Awards
■ CCA Scholarships
ORA
404
404
406
407
410
412
414
415
Carmee Lim Scholarship
Community Service Award
Chng Chyi Ariel
Low Yi Ying Jasmine
Phua Shyn Ee
Diandrea Ho Siu Ping
Nur Syafiqah Bte Mohamed Raihan
Lim Sue Ying
Kelicia Ong Sze Ching
Elycia Lee Wen Wei
Heart of Gold Award (Awarded by
Class of ’68)
402 Bessy Chang Bao Feng
Lim Hsiu Mei Community Service
Award
402 Bessy Chang Bao Feng
402 Melanie Rae Wong
403 Zhao Zerong
405 Ang En Ching Sarah
405 Liu Yanru
407 Heather Low Wen Yin
408 Quek Ruixiang Tiffany
415 Hsu Xue Ying Angela
Parents for RGS Award
301 Chua Ying Xuan
303 Hong Shuen Ying Ashley
306 Lim Zhi Yu Sharmayne
411 Leong Lai Yu
“Sisters at Heart” Award (Awarded by
Class of ’73)
101 Jesleen Kaur Takhar
304 Tan Sze Ern Shannon
305 Joie Liew Luh Yi
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KS Goh New Media & Technology
Award
414 Mok Rong Shan
RGS Talent (Sports) Scholarship
105 Ashley Lee Shi Hui
Badminton
105 Ashley Lim Zhi Yan
Badminton
105 Chong Li Ying, Ashley Badminton
105 Loo Yi Xuan Sophia
Badminton
104 Lim Li-Hsuen,
Fencing
Rachel Mary
106 Tan Shuen Min Lauren Golf
108 Glenda Low Linxuan
Gymnastics
Artistic &
Trampoline
108 Kiera Lau Yan-Yu
Gymnastics
Artistic &
Trampoline
108 Ng Le En
Gymnastics
Artistic &
Trampoline
303 Tan Sze En
Gymnastics
Artistic &
Trampoline
411 Nadine Joy Nathan
Gymnastics
Artistic &
Trampoline
107 Aiko Tan Jun
Gymnastics
Rhythmic
107 Charmaine Tay Jia Hui Gymnastics
Rhythmic
107 Cheryl Lee
Gymnastics
Rhythmic
107 Tammy Genevieve Ng Gymnastics
Rhythmic
102 Emma Isabel Morgan Netball
102 Nicole Hia Wei Shuen Netball
102 Michelle Ong Yong Hui Netball
102 Poon Shi Ting Ashlyn Netball
102 Grace Hing Zeng Yin
Sailing
205 Lai Xuan Yi, Jodie
Sailing
412
104
107
105
105
102
102
102
104
104
106
305
308
402
408
106
106
106
106
309
108
108
108
202
208
105
Samantha Yom Jingyi
Regin Ow Chi Yin
Megan Oon Mei-En
Ang Hwee En
Ashley Fok Shi Qi
Ashley Jade Khoo
Coline Staes-Polet
Nur Amanda Wagner
Megan Ng Kai Lin
Natania Chng
Chan Yi Man
Tan Shun Hui Daphne
Tan Lee Shuen
Melanie Rae Wong
Melissa Chan Pei Tung
Tan Wan Yi Cayla
Flora Wan Yuxin
Li Qinan
Megan Tan Yong Ling
Koh Jing Wen Monica
Manali Patil
Ng Yi Lynn, Nicole
Sarah Bte Abdul Rahman Fadali
Jeovanne Canace
Poernomo
Tessa Wong Jia Yee
Jenna Princess Jennifer
Fuad Sailing
Shooting
Softball
Squash
Squash
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Table Tennis
Table Tennis
Table Tennis
Table Tennis
Table Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tenpin
Bowling
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Outstanding Achievement Award
Nadine Joy Nathan (411)
Gymnastics-Artistic & Trampoline
with Distinction (Sports)
Samantha Yom Jingyi (412)
Sailing
Talented and disciplined, Nadine has shown
that passion, grit and determination are
important traits that helped her stay ahead
in her pursuit of sports excellence. A
member of the national youth training
team since primary school days, she was
selected to represent Singapore at the
28 th SEA Games 2015. She competed
in all 4 apparatus - Uneven Bars, Vault,
Balance Beam and Floor Exercise - and
did Singapore proud by achieving the
Individual-All-Around 3rd position. She was
instrumental in helping the Singapore team
achieve overall Silver.
At the 2nd Youth Olympic Games in August
2014, Samantha was part of the Singapore
Sailing Team to deliver the nation’s first
ever Gold medals in Olympic competition.
Racing in the Women’s Byte CII class,
she was constantly in medal position
throughout the competition in Nanjing,
China. Samantha went into the final race
trailing her competitor by 4 points. With a
never-give-up attitude, she finished ahead
of her rival to overhaul the series leader
and sail home with Gold.
Her other international accomplishments
include the Individual-All-Around 18 th
position at the Youth Olympic Games in
Nanjing (China) held in August 2014, and
the Individual-All-Around 16 th position
at the Asian Junior Artistic Gymnastics
Championships held in Uzbekistan in
August 2014. For her participation and
achievement, she was awarded the
Singapore Schools Sports Council National
Colours Award (Individual) in September
2014.
In the local scene, Nadine competed
in the Singapore Gymnastics National
Championships in March, and was one of
the key gymnasts who helped the school
achieve gold at the National Interschool
Games in April. Training intensively six
times per week, Nadine will be donning
the Singapore colours once again when
she competes at the World Championships
in Glasgow, Scotland this October 2015.
Samantha also raced in the Women’s Laser
Radial (U/19) class at the 28th South East
Asian (SEA) Games in Singapore, fighting
hard and eventually coming in third.
In recognition of her outstanding
performance at the international regattas,
Samantha was selected as a finalist
for Sportsgirl of the Year at the 2015
Singapore Sports Awards. Organised by
the Singapore National Olympic Council
(SNOC) and Sport Singapore (Sport SG),
and supported by Tote Board, the 2015
Singapore Sports Awards honour the most
deserving individuals and teams in sports
for the year 2014.
Lai Xuan Yi, Jodie (205)
Sailing
Jodie has had an eventful year in sailing,
taking part in two major events and coming
up top in both.
At the 17th Asian Games, held in September
2014 in Incheon, South Korea, Jodie
finished clear ahead of an eight-women
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field in the Optimist Class to be crowned
champion. She stole the show with her
historic win – Singapore’s first-ever Asiad
gold in the class, and at thirteen years of
age, became the nation’s youngest Asian
Games gold medalist.
In June this year, Jodie flew the Singapore
flag high again in the 28th South East Asian
(SEA) Games, clinching the gold medal in
the Girls Optimist Class. She was also part
of team that won silver in the Optimist
Team Racing after an intense battle on
water.
Jodie also represented Singapore in the
Mussanah Race Week in January, coming
in 2nd overall and 1st Girl.
At the Singapore Sailing Federation Annual
Awards Gala Dinner 2015, Jodie was
awarded Rookie of the Year in recognition
of her outstanding performance.
Aarya P. Berthier (406)
Fencing
(Sports)
Aarya’s current ranking in the National
Team Women’s Foil is 3rd (Cadet = Under
17 years old), 2nd (overall Junior = Under 20
years old) and 3rd (overall Senior = over 21
years old). Her passion and commitment in
Fencing is a driving force for her to compete
in the several regional and international
competitions. In 2014, she represented
Singapore in the Commonwealth Fencing
Championships in Largs, Scotland
(November) and the Kocaeli Fencing World
Cup in Kocaeli, Turkey (December). In 2015,
she represented Singapore in the Japan
Fencing Championships in Wakayama,
Japan (February), the Asian Championships
in Abu Dhabi (February), the World Junior
and Cadet Fencing Championships in
Tashkent, Uzbekistan (March-April) and the
Asian Fencing Championships in Singapore
(June). At the National Inter-school Fencing
Championships 2015, Aarya achieved 3rd
placing in the B Division Girls’ Foil.
Kelsie Yasmin Muir (409)
Gymnastics-Artistic & Trampoline
(Sports)
Kelsie is a dedicated member of the
national team who pursued her passion
for gymnastics at an early age. She was
chosen to represent Singapore at the 28th
SEA Games in 2015. Her participation and
effort helped the Singapore team achieve
overall Silver.
Despite nursing an old injury in the past
2 years, her unwavering passion for the
sport made her determined to recover and
do her best. She has since bounced back
fully. She competed in the National Open
Championships in 2015, achieving 3rd for
Floor Exercise, 5 th for Vault and 6 th for
Uneven bars.
Noelle Goh (414)
Gymnastics-Rhythmic
(Sports)
A member of the national training squad
since primary school days, Noelle has much
experience competing both locally and
overseas. She is one of the key gymnasts
of the 5-women team who specialises
in Ribbon, Clubs and Hoop. Her team
competed in the Group Event at the recent
28 th SEA Games in Singapore, and did
Singapore proud by achieving gold in the
Rhythmic Gymnastics Group Event.
In March 2015, her team represented
Singapore at the FIG World Cup in
Lisbon, Portugal and achieved 2 nd place
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Outstanding Achievement Award – Cont’d
overall in the Group Event. In 2014,
Noelle represented Singapore at the Asian
Rhythmic Championships in Malaysia,
as well as at the Pacific Rim Rhythmic
Gymnastics Championship. For her hard
work and dedication, she was awarded the
Singapore Olympic Foundation’s Peter Lim
Scholarship in September 2014.
Quek Jia Hui Hannah (311)
Swimming
(Sports)
I n p re p a r a t i o n f o r t h e S o u t h E a s t
Asian (SEA) Games 2015 in Singapore,
Hannah represented Singapore in several
international and local open meets. She
has been consistently achieving good
results at these meets, earning her a
coveted spot in the SEA Games squad.
Competing at this meet, under the support
and cheer of the home team crowd, she
did the nation proud by attaining 5th and
6th placing for 100m and 200m backstroke
events respectively.
Laiu Yilin, Kathlyn (203)
Swimming
(Sports)
In November 2014, Kathlyn represented
Singapore in the FINA Arena MastBank
Swimming World Cup and attained 5 th
position at 200m Breaststroke Finals.
This year, she represented Singapore in
several international open swimming
championships, in Victoria and New South
Wales, Australia. At the 56th National Inter
Schools Swimming Championships 2015,
she not only won 3 Golds for our school,
she also set a new Under-14 record, 1
min 12.64 sec for C Division Girls’ 100m
breaststroke, 0.13 faster than Samantha
Louisa Yeo’s old mark set in 2010.
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Rachael Sing Si Hui (401)
Girls’ Brigade
(Uniformed Group)
Rachael is a young lady with a cheerful and
teachable disposition. She served as band
major of the 45th Company’s pipe and
drums band, Shirim, guiding them
towards achieving second place in the
2015 Southeast Asian Pipe and Drums
Band Championships. Her leadership
abilities were acknowledged by the
Girls’ Brigade Headquarters when she
earned the Pioneer Brigadier Brooch
award, one out of four girls in Singapore
to do so in 2015. Rachael has served as
a role model for her peers by consistently
maintaining high standards for herself and
others.
She is a recipient of the RGS Colours
Award 2015 for Outstanding Performance
and Outstanding Leadership.
Stevie Theodorus Dirjayanto (410)
National Cadet Corps
(Uniformed Group)
Master Sergeant Stevie has both the
leadership aptitude and the charisma to
win over those whom she interacts with.
She always holds herself to high standards
and leads by example. A responsible
leader, she was the clear choice for the
Chairperson or in NCC terms, the Unit
Sergeant Major.
In September 2014, she was awarded Best
Cadet for the Senior Specialist Course
(Alpha Platoon 3). Carrying the baton
of leading the Precision Drill Squad, RGS
NCC won the 2nd for the PDS competition
February this year. Individually, she went
on to win the Outstanding Cadet Award,
the pinnacle award for NCC.
Stevie is caring towards her peers and
organised for the entire RGS NCC to
volunteer at the Movement for the
Intellectually Disabled Singapore (MINDS)
towards the latter half of 2014. In short,
she embodies the qualities and more of a
Uniformed Group cadet deserving of the
Outstanding Achievement Award (UG). She
is also a recipient of RGS Colours Award
2015 for Outstanding Performance and
Outstanding Leadership.
Joey Lee Jia Yi (402)
Red Cross Youth
(Uniformed Group)
Joey served as the 2014/15 Chairperson
of Red Cross Youth, where she dedicated
herself to leading the CCA to excellence.
In recognition of her efforts and service,
she received the Red Cross Youth Director’s
Award in 2015 and is nominated for the
Red Cross Youth President’s Award. A
recipient of the Edusave Character Award,
Joey also served the school community as
a Senior Peer Support Leader.
She is a recipient of RGS Colours Award
2015 for Outstanding Performance and
Outstanding Leadership.
Chua Ching Wei 402 (2014)
Girl Guides
(Uniformed Group)
Ching Wei is the 2014 Company Leader of
3rd Coy and a recipient of the President’s
Guide Award and the Baden-Powell
Award, the top two awards attainable
by a Guide in Singapore. She has made
significant contributions in helping her
Company attain the Puan Noor Aishah
Gold Award 2014. She has received a
Gold Badge in recognition of her conscious
effort in completing all the modules in
the 5-Point Programme, and has also
completed many proficiency badges
such as Pioneer, Homemaker, Emergency
Helper and Heritage, among many others.
Passionate in what she believes in, Ching
Wei’s unwavering dedication and sincerity
to serve has definitely made a positive
influence on the many Guides under her
lead. She is also a recipient of the RGS
Colours Award 2014 for Outstanding
Performance and Outstanding Leadership.
Wang Yuxing (412)
Art
(Arts)
Wang Yuxing, being an Art Club ViceChairperson and Year 4 SAP student, has
participated and attained outstanding
achievements and titles in many art
competitions since she stepped into
RGS. She has participated actively in
and won many national competitions
and represented both the school and
Singapore in many reputable international
competitions.
Key among her achievements is the Gold
award she won at the International Star
River Children’s Fine Arts, Calligraphy
and Photography Contest in 2014. In the
International Japanese High School Art
competition, she was shortlisted as one
out of five students’ work to represent
Singapore. She also represented the school
in the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) Arts
and Crafts Exhibition (Public exhibition)
and the Young Illustrators’ Award 2014 for
which she was placed among the top 12
in Singapore.
Yuxing has contributed to the school
community, such as producing paintings
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Outstanding Achievement Award – Cont’d
for the guests-of-honour for both Founder’s
Day 2013 and National Day 2014. As a
contribution to the larger community,
in the recent nation-wide Art HeritageHawker Centre Project organised by
National Environment Agency, she designed
and led a group of Art Club students in a
mural painting at Toa Payoh this year
in commemoration of SG50. Yuxing is
also a student-artist with Singapore Press
Holdings (SPH) Lian He Zao Bao. Such
diverse contributions have indeed been
an inspiration for both her peers and
teachers.
Tsai Qi Yun Shalynn (312)
Music
(Arts)
Shalynn Tsai Qi Yun is a student at the
Gifted Young Violinists Course of Nanyang
Academy of Fine Arts’ School of Young
Talents.
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In 2014, she had made quite a few
achievements. These include winning the
BJ Benjamin Music Competition in January,
the honourable Platinum award at the
SMTA International Performance Festival in
June as well as the prestigious Orchestra
of the Music Makers award at the SMTA
International Performance Festival in June,
winning the Silver award in the Singapore
Raffles International Music Festival in
August as well as being invited to perform
in the gala concert.
Shalynn was invited to perform in the Vocal
Associates’ 2015 production: Songbird
Series 1–All Bees Shall Come (Esplanade
Recital Studio) and also sang for Mahler
8: A symphony of a Thousand; SG50
A Gift to the Entire Nation (Esplanade
Concert Hall). She recently took part in
the American Protégé International Vocal
Competition 2015 and came in Second
place, and is invited to perform at the
prestigious Carnegie Hall on 26 December
2015.
Rafflesian Award
T h i s y e a r, t h e
recipient of the
Rafflesian Award is
F re d a M a h C h e n g
Yee from 404, who
graduated in 2014.
The Rafflesian Award
is the pinnacle award
Freda Mah
given to an alumna,
Cheng Yee
a daughter of Raffles
– 404 (2014)
Girls’ School (RGS),
in recognition for
her all-round excellence, contribution and
service to the school.
In the area of academic pursuits, Freda
enjoyed deep exploration and learning
in both the sciences and the humanities.
During her senior years in RGS, she was a
student in the Raffles Academies in both
Biology and English Literature. Her humility
and willingness to learn from others made
her a participative and involved learner.
Her thoughts demonstrated cogence and
her academic input and participation were
always measured and meaningful. She
was level-headed and responsive to new
knowledge and learning.
Freda is passionate about sports and people.
She was an active member of the RGS
Netball Team throughout her years in RGS
and demonstrated dedication and diligence
far beyond the sport itself, but to her team
mates. Freda’s commitment to her sport
saw her participating wholeheartedly in
a variety of competitive platforms, both
locally and overseas. Her unwavering belief
in teambuilding and camaraderie ensured
her inclusive approach in galvanising others
to look toward a shared vision, and to
value shared experiences, celebrations and
challenges.
Freda displayed fine leadership and was
elected as Vice-Head Prefect in 2014. A
member of the Prefectorial Board from 2012
to 2014, Freda experienced much growth in
her leadership journey, and always led with
integrity and maturity. She actively engaged
the school community in establishing
feedback channels in which she kept her
ear on the ground, and sought to always
understand multiple perspectives. Freda
always remained receptive and listened to
others to help build a voice for passions
within the school community. Her sincerity
and natural ability in having reached out
to others around her is reflective of the
fact that Freda placed utmost importance
in drawing people close together, and led
them to pursue their interests together.
F re d a ’s a v i d i n t e re s t i n n a t u re a n d
environmental issues is evident in the fact
that she was a founding member of a
school-based nature interest group, The Wild
Side, in 2014. She worked tirelessly with a
group of like-minded individuals to educate
the school population on how to handle
wildlife on campus. Her enthusiasm for
nature extended beyond school. Freda also
participated in NParks Biodiversity Festival in
2014 and interacted with members of the
public to raise awareness about biodiversity
through talks and board games. She was
also a member of Ambassadors for Nature
group, an outreach programme to raise
public awareness of the local Macaque
monkey species at MacRitchie Reservoir Park. The Rafflesian Award which Freda will
receive bears testimony to the holistic
contributions she made during her time
in RGS. The motivation to learn and lead
with thoughtfulness and a heart for others
underpins Freda’s every action.
Well-meaning in deed and intention, Freda
is well regarded by the members of the
RGS community and is truly, our daughter
of a better age. She embodies the spirit of
the RGS Girl, one whose centre is always
focused on the people, constantly giving
back to the larger community and driven
by passionate pursuits in both personal
and professional arenas anchored with a
heightened sense of purpose.
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[ 36 ]
Record of
Achievements
[ 37 ]
Record of Achievements
■ Scholarships:
(2014 Gce ‘A’ Level Cohort)
Undergraduate
Public Service Commission (PSC)
Scholarships
402 (2012) Amanda Chung Hui Xin
402 (2012) Yang Yixuan
405 (2012) Ruthanne Soh Ying
406 (2012) Wee Yen Jean
406 (2012) Lee Jiaqi Amanda
406 (2012) Lee Wan Yii
406 (2012) Liu Fangzhou
407 (2012) Chia Yan Min Kimberly
407 (2012) Lim Si Min Elizabeth
408 (2012) Crystal Lua Xin Li
409 (2012) Tan Wan Qing Melissa
409 (2012) Mira Vijay Shah
410 (2012) Ow Song Yeen Maxine
410 (2012) Ong Wei Ling Louisa
412 (2012) Teo Ming Hui Magdalene
413 (2012) Goh Sue Jean
Ministry of Education (MOE) Teaching
Scholarship (Local)
409 (2012) Amanda Sarah Chin Yong Hui
Ministry of Education (MOE) Teaching
Scholarship (Overseas)
408 (2012) Elizabeth Khong
415 (2012) Synth-Di Tan Guat Eng
Ministry of Education (MOE) Education
Merit Scholarship
407 (2012) Lim Ci Hui
Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA)
Singapore Government Scholarship
(Foreign Service)
406 (2012) Stephanie Christine Heng
Shu Hui
412 (2012) Lim Jia Hui Rachel
[ 38 ]
Ministry of Defence (MINDEF)
Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Merit
Scholarship (Women)
415 (2012) Gayle Tan Su-Hui
Ministry of Defence (MINDEF)
Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Defence
Merit Scholarship
401 (2012) Grace Sum Jia En
405 (2012) Nicole Leong Xiao Xuan
406 (2012) Nicolette Foo Huiying
Ministry of Communications &
Information (MCI) Information Service
Scholarships
401 (2012) Radiya Bte Jamari
412 (2012) Celeste Teng
Housing and Development Board
(HDB) Undergraduate Scholarships
404 (2012) Alysia Wee Wan Ting
411 (2012) Eugenia Tang Ying Xin
414 (2012) Goh Dai Ling Elaine
Inland Revenue Authority of
Singapore (IRAS) Undergraduate
Scholarship
405 (2012) Vanessa Chiam Yi Ting
Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore
(CAAS) Undergraduate Scholarships
(Local)
408 (2012) Neo Xiaoyun
408 (2012) Rae Teo
GIC Global Scholarship
402 (2012) Ang Yu Xin
National Parks (NParks) Board
Undergraduate Scholarship
405 (2012) Tan Hsin Yi Beverly
■ Scholarships:
(Cohorts before 2014) Undergraduate and
Postgraduate
Ministry of Health (MOH) Healthcare
Graduate Studies Award
401 (2004) Koh Xin Mei Daffodil
Ministry of National Development
(MND) EDGE Scholarship (Sustainable
Development)
413 (2010) Rachel Liu Yunyann
Ministry of the Environment &
Water Resources (MEWR) National
Environment & Water (NEW)
Scholarships
401 (2011) Law Kar Man Joyce
411 (2011) Reetaza Chatterjee
Nanyang Technological University
(NTU) ASEAN Undergraduate
Scholarship
407 (2011) Tran Thi Van Trang
(NTU) College Scholarship
404 (2011) Rachelle Lee Rui Qi
410 (2011) Tan Ching, Hazel
412 (2011) Chen Xianghui
(NTU) LKC Medicine Scholarship
402 (2011) Wong Shi Min, Sophia
(NTU) Nanyang Scholarships
404 (2011) Chen Shuying
405 (2011) Chow Hui Xuan
408 (2011) Ong Tse Woon Chelsea
409 (2011) Lim Zhen Ting, Jodyn
412 (2011) Lim Jie Ying
412 (2011) Iyer Vaishnavi Srinivasan
413 (2011) Koh Wei Yi
413
413
413
414
414
(2011)
(2011)
(2011)
(2011)
(2011)
Wang Meng Qing
Debra Jane Thio En Yu
Tan Chong Rong
Tay Min
Ng Jia Xing
(NTU) Nanyang Scholarship (C N Yang
Scholars Programme)
403 (2011) Leong Shi Xuan
Singapore Management University
(SMU) Scholars’ Programme
404 (2011) Jaslin Loh Zhi Hui
404 (2011) Sng Jielin
408 (2011) Chan Ying, May
409 (2011) Tan Rou Qi Nicolette
411 (2011) Koh Jia Wei Eleanor
415 (2011) Victoria Cheng Wen-Xin
(SMU) Lee Kong Chian Scholars’
Programme
402 (2011) Soh Jiaying Josephine
(SMU) Char Yong (Dabu) Association,
Singapore Study Award
406 (2009) Chan Yu Hui Cheryl
(SMU) Dorcas Phua Hui Hoon Study
Award
407 (2010) Koh Jia Ling Emily
(SMU) Goh Foundation Endowed
Scholarship
406 (2009) Chin Rachel S
(SMU) Kwa Geok Choo Scholarship –
UG
406 (2007) Teng Kia Hui Alicia
[ 39 ]
Record of Achievements – Cont’d
(SMU) SCCCF Business Scholarship
409 (2008) Xu Qian
(SMU) The Ee Seng and Claire Lim
Accountancy Scholarship
405 (2009) Loh Hui Yi, Emily
(SMU) Temasek Foundation Leadership
Enrichment & Regional Networking
Programme 2014 @ SMU
407 (2008) Chen Liangzi
Singapore University of Technology
and Design (SUTD) ASEAN Scholarship
407 (2011) To Minh Thuy
and Design (SUTD) Undergraduate
Merit Scholarship
408 (2011) Hazel Lau Xiao Bin
and Design (SUTD) Undergraduate
Scholarship
414 (2011) Zann Koh
and Design (SUTD) Global Leadership
Programme Scholarship
410 (2011) Christabella Irwanto
A*STAR National Science Scholarship
(Biomedical Sciences)
411 (2011) Poh Hui Xian
Defence Science and Technology
Agency (DSTA) Undergraduate
Scholarship
411 (2011) Sandra Tan Shi Yun
[ 40 ]
Singapore-Industry Scholarship (SgIS)
Full-Term
406 (2011) Miew Jiamin Caitlan
406 (2011) Tan Heng Yeng
407 (2011) Lee Chian Hui Amanda
Mid-Term Overseas
413 (2009) Er Shu Qin
Healthcare Administration
412 (2011) Nur Amirah Bte Norjula
Healthcare Administration (Mid-Term)
401 (2010) Kwong Zhi Qing
Singapore Economic Development
Board (EDB) Scholarship
402 (2011) Wu You
Singapore Press Holdings (SPH)
Undergraduate Scholarship (Local)
415 (2011) Choo Yun Ting
Singapore Press Holdings (SPH)
Undergraduate Scholarship (Overseas)
401 (2011) Goh Yan Han
Singapore National Co-operative
Federation (SNCF) Co-operative
Scholarship
412 (2011) Lee En Ying
Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board
Mid-Term Undergraduate Scholarship
413 (2009) Pearlyn Chua Yijun
Monetary Authority of Singapore
(MAS) Undergraduate Scholarship
402 (2011) Anabelle Koong Wei Ting
403 (2011) Jiao Wenfei
National Arts Council (NAC) Arts
Scholarship (Postgraduate)
312 (1999) Yang Yajun
National Parks (NParks) Board
Undergraduate Scholarship
411 (2011) Rachel Tan Xin En
414 (2011) Tan Wan Xin
Infocomm Development Authority
(IDA) Fast Track Bachelor-Master
Scholarship
408 (2011) Beh Min Yan
Changi Airport Group (CAG)
Undergraduate Scholarships
(Overseas)
412 (2011) Chen Wanlun
414 (2011) Neo Kai Ling
■ AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS:
SECONDARY
The Lee Kuan Yew Award for
Mathematics and (Secondary
Category)
406 (2014) Sim Ming Hui Melodies
407 (2014) Helen Lin Jia Qi
The Prime
(Primary)
108
112
112
113
Minister’s Book Prize
Ashita Ashish Sule
Angeline Lai Rui Xi
Kwong Yan Yu Charisse
Tay Wan Ni, Nicole
The Prime Minister’s Book Prize
(Secondary)
401 (2014) Wang Kaiying
402 (2014) Nur Syahirah Bte Ruhazat
402 (2014) Ashwinii Selvaraj
Ministry of Education (MOE)
Singapore-MOE Award (SMA)
109
Elissa Sudargo
109
Eu Shae-Anne
110
Liu Fanxi
110
Kim Yeoeun
111
K Sarvesha
112
Lu Kate
112
Jyotsna Ramakrishna
112
Helen Claudia Maria
Yu-Hwei T
113
Caitlin Por Wan Sze
113
Chen Jing Wen
113
Lee Jie Yi
211
Ling Jiating
211
Wang Yuchen
211
Sivakumar Aishvarya
211
Sivarajah Samhita
211
Sneha Murali
212
Lavanya Rawat
213
Cheryl Tan Shirui
306
Shin Jiyeon
307
Oh Shu Xin
308
Monica Ashley Murtidjaja
308
Rayasam Harshini
309
Cai Jia Lin
310
Pinnamaraju Srilatha
314
Jessica Halim
314
Loh Yi Ning
314
Villanueva Erielle Marie F
403
Melissa Amanda Murtidjaja
406
Emily Zhao
409
Chan Jia Yi
409
De Guzman Netishka Dizon
412
Christine Loi Sze Ching
413
Peng Yun Ting
Ministry of Education (MOE) Edusave
Character Awards
105 (2014) Valerie Lu Xuanhui
209 (2014) Bethanie Lim Qing Yie
210 (2014) Kaitlyn Ng Ke Yi
306 (2014) Yasmin Ziqin Bte Mohamed Y
401 (2014) Agatha Sacha Lim Lee
401 (2014) Joyce Lee Yue Ning
[ 41 ]
401
403
404
404
404
404
406
408
408
408
408
408
409
409
410
411
411
411
412
412
413
414
415
415
415
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
(2014)
Goh Xin Yi Megan
Tricia Tan Yixuan
Freda Mah Cheng Yee
Phuah Hui En Shannon
Goh Qi Shuen
Valerie Ng Yun Shan
Celestine Teo Yu Qing
Maisarah Bte Mydin
Tan Yun Yee
Tao Ming Hui
Loo Yun Yi, Phyllis
Qiu Jiayu
Gladys Lim Hinn Teng
Julia Goh Yen Ling
Tan Ai
Stella Soon Jia Yi
Hu Yu Xin
Beatrice Low Yi Hui
Yap Wei Ting
Calista Ng Yunyi
Lim Jie En
Chng Shu Yi
Lin Jiaying
Chow Yan Tong, Rachel
Madeleine Ong Hui Ying
Ministry of Education (MOE) Edusave
Good Progress Award
101 (2014) Sachna Kaur Bajaj
101 (2014) Pang Cheng Kit, Kit
106 (2014) Kelly Ding Shuyuan
106 (2014) Lim Jia Yi Haley
108 (2014) Clarissa Bella Jew
201 (2014) Low Hui Xuan Chloe
201 (2014) Ashley Hong Shuen Ying
202 (2014) Chua Wei Lin
205 (2014) Liu Hongying
207 (2014) Wong Si Man Ruth
301 (2014) Chelsea Tan Qiu Lin
302 (2014) Hu Yunzhe
307 (2014) Sumana Sumathi Prasad
311 (2014) Faye-Anne Ho
314 (2014) Tay Si En Hannah
315 (2014) Lee Shanzhen Leandra Faith
402 (2014) Rachel Soh Reh Tze
[ 42 ]
402 (2014) Ijada Yau Zing Yung
403 (2014) Ariqah Az Zahra Bte
Norkhalim
404 (2014) Han Rae Ann
404 (2014) Au Yee Ting, Carolyn
406 (2014) Cheong Jie Yi, Julia
409 (2014) Pang Kai Wen
411 (2014) Tseng Wei Wen Rachel
Marjorie
415 (2014) Wee Si Jia
Ministry of Education (MOE) Regional
Studies Programme Scholarship
201
Chermaine Seah Yong En
201
Kyar Nyo Thinn
201
Pooja Ganasekar
202
Angeline Lee Ying Kee
203
Tan Yu Ling
204
Faith Chung Eng Sze
205
Tan Hui Ying
205
Seow Bai Jun Patricia
205
Roshni Yogeshkumar Kantaria
206
Dawn Sum
206
Tan Zhuo Ling, Joey
206
Alysha Saraswathy Ratnam
207
Sim Hsin Hui Laura
207
Hossain Farzaana
207
Ashley Tan Chi Yin
209
Lyn Tan
209
Tiara Qistina Tho
209
Chiang Yee Hui Joelle
211
Cherie-Anne Lee Shi Xian
211
Sarah Tang Hui Qin
211
Hannah Chia Kai Xin
212
Joy Sim Yuan Ning
212
Yashika Relan
212
Esther Chung Xin Yue
212
Moh Jin Yin
212
Kaitlyn Lee Si Yi
213
Amanda Chen Li Ying
213
Wong Jia Hui
301
Wu Jiayi
302
Cassandra Chan Xian Ci
302
Goh Shi En Ruth
303
Wang Jieying
304
305
305
306
308
308
308
308
308
308
308
309
311
313
314
402
402
402
402
402
402
402
403
403
404
404
404
405
405
405
405
405
406
407
407
407
407
407
414
415
Wong Qi En Joann
Nikhita Tejal Mulani
Chow Shaune
Au Pei-Wen Tamara
Lam Wei En
Ella Tan Ray Ing
Jolene Tan Jie Ling
Bethanie Lim Qing Yie
Nadyn Kei Thinagaran
Ng Hai Ning
Lim En Li Coco
Liu Yizhen
Soh Ying Qi
Colette Chu Yen-Ting
Ooi Sing Yee Grace
Chong Wei Shan Vanessa
Fatima Siddiqui
Ong Yun Ting
Joey Lee Jia Yi
Soh Qian Ying
Koh Jia Wen Tricia
Phay Renne
Chloe Chia
Ho Li Yun Charmaine
Tan Hui Xian Cheryl
Bay Siew Ning
Lau Yun Xi
Ng Ying Sandra
Zhang Ziyu
Oh Hui Xin
Wang Beini
Jacqueline Kwa Xinyi
Yong Wen Min
Sumana Sumathi Prasad
Cheang Xin Hui Anna
Chan Xin Yi Amanda
Victoria Phua Rui Qi
Julia Teo Zhongwei
Shen Zhiqi
Lee Wen Hui Priscilla
A*STAR Science Award (Upper
Secondary)
301
Chua Ying Xuan
301
Clarissa Lim Shu Wei
301
301
301
301
301
301
301
301
302
302
302
302
303
303
304
304
304
304
401
401
401
401
401
402
402
402
402
402
402
402
402
403
403
403
404
404
405
405
Esther Lim Minen
Fu Jiali Beverly
Lee Estelle
Li Anqi
Lim Zhi Yi Vanessa
Teo York Tiang Andrea
Zhang Xinyi
Zhu Xiuhua
Cassandra Chan Xian Ci
Koh Rui Qi
Miki Ng Min Qi
Wee Ee Dawn
Kaitlyn Ng Ke Yi
Therese Chua Kay Thryn
Rhianne Caitlin Vaz Xin Ying
Tan Tze Ern Shannon
Toh Jan Li Charmaine
Zhou Xinzhuo Kathy
Clara Keng Hui Lin
Hannah Tan Jia Hwee
Ho Chih Ying
Swathi Nachiar Manivannan
Chiow Hui Min
Chao Zong-Ying Beatrice
Chua Si En Valerie
Fatima Siddiqui
Joey Lee Jia Yi
Koh Jia Wen Tricia
Soh Qian Ying
Tan Jing-Wen Claire
Tan Min Clarice
Chloe Chia
Leia Teo Wen Hui
Lim Xuan Hui Rachel
He Wanru
Oei Chiu Yan Rebecca
Joelle Lim Xueqi
Ng Ying Sandra
Young Defence Scientists Programme
(YDSP) Scholarship
301
Teo York Tiang Andrea
301
Lee Estelle
[ 43 ]
(YDSP) Academic Award for
Mathematics
404
Natasha Tai Qian Hui
401 (2014) Shermaine Si Ying Ying
(YDSP) Academic Award for Physics
405 Wong Hui Ning Avril
406 (2014) Ong Ray Yi
Singapore Olympic Foundation – Peter
Lim Scholarship
205 Lai Xuan Yi Jodie (Sailing)
308
Tan Lee Shuen (Swimming)
309
Koh Jing Wen Monica (Table
Tennis)
406 Aarya P Berthier (Fencing)
412 Lim Boon Wen (Badminton)
412 Samantha Yom Jingyi (Sailing)
414
Noelle Goh (Rhythmic
Gymnastics)
[ 44 ]
■ Outstanding Leadership
Clubs & Societies
405 Kelly Siah Xinjie
Cogitare
Club
405 Wang Beini
Cogitare
Club
406 Bhagya Sree Nagarajan Cogitare
Club
409 Chee Kar Yan Erica
Cogitare
Club
415 Cassandra Jane Ang
Debate and
Ann Ki
Oratorical
Society
402 Yuga Bharathi
Indian
Chandramohan Cultural
Society
411 Tharani D/O
Indian
Sivakumaran Cultural
Society
415 Emma Goh En-Ya
InfoComm
Club
405 Nur Umaira Bte
Malay
Mohamad Said Society
411 Nurul Atiqah Bte
Malay
Mohammad A Society
401 Yeoh Hsin Yee Clarice Raffles Mind
Sports
405 Lim Kang Li Ada
Raffles Mind
Sports
411 Neha Shankar
Raffles Mind
Sports
404 Jolyn Tan Si Qi
Robotics
Club
404 Oei Chiu Yan Rebecca Robotics
Club
414 Mok Rong Shan
Robotics
Club
Leadership Boards
402 Chong Wei Shan
Vanessa
402 Ho Li Ting Valerie
404 Ng Qian Jie Cheryl
406 Kavya Sankari Sundar
House
House
House
House
House
407 Esther Koh Siang
409 Bazlaa’ Hafiizhullah
Bte J
409 Ocampo Joelle Anne
Pare
415 Isis Claire Lim Zhen Yu
401 Clara Keng Hui Lin
House
House
House
House
House
Peer Support
Board
402 Koh Jia Wen Tricia
Peer Support
Board
407 Chloe Wu Xuan
Peer Support
Board
407 Koh Xiao Ting Anne
Peer Support
Board
409 Li Tze Yin Chelsea
Peer Support
Board
412 Loh Yi Wen Gabrielle Peer Support
Board
415 Alanna Tham Hui Ying Peer Support
Board
412 Chang Si Min Pearlyn Photographic
Society
402 Chao Zong-Ying
Prefectorial
Beatrice Board
402 Clara-Ann Cheng Ling Prefectorial
Board
402 Fatima Siddiqui
Prefectorial
Board
Physical Sports
408 Nurul Nazeera Bte
Yazid
412 Lim Boon Wen
413 Amber Voo E Ning
406 Aarya P. Berthier
412 Lee Joh Ann
403 Cheryl Lam Min
Badminton
Badminton
Basketball
Fencing
Golf
Gymnastics Artistic
401 Rachyl Tan Syn Yee
Gymnastics Trampoline
415 Carynn Chung Yan MinGymnastics Trampoline
409 Chan Jia Yi
Judo
413 Jolene Song Zhu Yi
Judo
409 Angelina Lim Xue Ning Netball
[ 45 ]
404 Low Yi Ying Jasmine Sailing
412 Samantha Yom Jingyi Sailing
402 Leong Shi Ying Victoria Shooting
405 Oh Hui Xin
Shooting
409 Tan Chun Xiao
Softball
411 Quek Rui Hong
Squash
414 Chelsea Lim Wen Xuan Squash
410 Ong Tze Ching Andrea Swimming
413 Lim Ye Xuen
Table Tennis
411 Carman Chew
Tenpin
Bowling
411 Tiara Atiqah Bte
Tenpin
Mohammad Hanafee Bowling
403 Lok Qi Ying Amanda Track and
Cross
Country
Uniformed Groups
402 Misha Chow Jing Yi
Girl Guides
404 Natalie Yan-Lin Pang
Girl Guides
412 Hor Ning Xuan Jerminn Girl Guides
401 Hannah Tan Jia Hwee Girls’
Brigade
401 Rachael Sing Si Hui
Girls’
Brigade
412 Lee Yee Teng
Girls’
Brigade
415 Lee Wen Hui Priscilla Girls’
Brigade
402 Chan Che See
National
Cadet Corps
410 Stevie Theodorus
National
Dirjayanto Cadet Corps
403 Wu Keyou
National
Police Cadet
Corps (Sea)
405 Wong Hui Ning Avril National
Police Cadet
Corps (Sea)
410 Nur Nabilah Bte
National
Nasruldin Police Cadet
Corps (Sea)
411 Ulfahtun Asyiqin Bte
National
Mohd S Police Cadet
Corps (Sea)
[ 46 ]
402 Joey Lee Jia Yi
403 Tan Qian Wei
405 Ng Ying Sandra
411 Cheung Chun Jing
Red Cross
Youth
Red Cross
Youth
Red Cross
Youth
Red Cross
Youth
Visual & Performing Arts
407 Cheang Xin Hui Anna Angklung
Ensemble
412 Elizabeth Lum Ly-Ern Angklung
Ensemble
402 Ong Yun Ting
Art and
Craft Club
403 Liu Wanrui
Art and
Craft Club
409 De Guzman Netishka Art and
Dizon Craft Club
415 Hu Junyi
Art and
Craft Club
402 Wang Zhirui
Band
Symphonic
406 Wang Yi Chen
Band
Symphonic
409 Kim Seon Young
Band
Sophia Symphonic
412 Dorcas Tabitha Tan
Band
Symphonic
414 Yan Yi Xue
Band
Symphonic
403 Tan Hsiao Fang
Chinese
Drama
414 Shan Huanqi
Chinese
Drama
402 Chua Si En Valerie
Chinese
Orchestra
404 Valary Lim Wan Qian Chinese
Orchestra
405 Joelle Lim Xueqi
Chinese
Orchestra
407 Tzen Yo-Lin
Chinese
Orchestra
408 Teng Chu Yu
Chinese
Orchestra
407 Wei Jing Zi Keran
412 Kong Pek Yoke
407 Chan Xin Yi Amanda
Choir
Choir
Dance
International
412 Amy Tan Ruijing
Dance
International
407 Alison Clara Tan
English
Yi Zhen Drama
401 Ho Chih Ying
Guitar
Ensemble
401 Lau Zi Jia
Guitar
Ensemble
408 Gillian Cheong Yuyan Guitar
Ensemble
405 Jacie Lim Li Zhen
Handbell
Ensemble
406 Yong Wen Min
Handbell
Ensemble
405 Aparna Premkumar
Indian Dance
411 Murugan Keerthana
Indian Dance
401 Madhumitha Pandiaraja Indian
Orchestra
412 Deea K Dev
Indian
Orchestra
404 Yi Jina
Malay Dance
408 Syaza Adilah Bte Yusni Malay Dance
401 Elena Lee Ruoxi
String
Ensemble
404 Lau Yun Xi
String
Ensemble
414 Chong Jia Xin Eleanor String
Ensemble
402 Nicole Png Wanqing
402 Tan Jing-Wen Claire
403 Lim Xuan Hui Rachel
404 Jenny Zhang Zhuoting
405 Vanessa Chuang
Zhen Xuan
406 Kang Hui Min Marilyn
406 Tan Shu Yan
407 Felyn Toh Le Chun
407 Heather Gidrllr Low
Wen Yin
407 Jocelyn Khor Yun Xin
407 Tara Alisha
Coomaraswamy
408 Valerie Ong Jin Ting
409 Bai Shifan
411 Liew Pei Jun Annette
415 Shyrie Chopra
404 He Wanru
House
House
House
House
House
House
House
House
House
House
House
House
House
House
House
Peer Support
Board
404 Natasha Tai Qian Hui Peer Support
Board
405 Mak Su-Wen Anne
Peer Support
Board
408 Teng Chu Yu
Peer Support
Board
411 Chen Roubing
Peer Support
Board
414 Chen Yi Ting
Peer Support
Board
415 Carynn Chung Yan Min Peer Support
Board
407 Julia Teo Zhongwei
Prefectorial
Board
■ Outstanding Service
Leadership Boards
401 Chiow Hui Min
401 Hannah Tan Jia Hwee
405 Ong Yun Qi Vicki
406 Bay Jia Wei
412 Rachel Ong Rei Chi
401 Pisupati Anushka
402 Ding Yichen
402 Hu Yunzhe
401 Lee Hong Yee
■ Outstanding Performance
Congress
Congress
Congress
Congress
Congress
House
House
House
House
Clubs & Societies
301 Li Anqi
Cogitare
Club
304 Jacqueline Tan Hui JuanCogitare
Club
401 Swathi Nachiar
Cogitare
Manivannan Club
[ 47 ]
403 Chloe Young
Cogitare
Club
405 Kelly Siah Xinjie
Cogitare
Club
405 Wang Beini
Cogitare
Club
407 Chiang Li Ling
Cogitare
Christine Club
406 Emily Zhao
Debate and
Oratorical
Society
406 Yu Jiaqi
Debate and
Oratorical
Society
415 Leong Li Jing
Debate and
Oratorical
Society
103 Selvakumar Preethikha Indian
Cultural
Society
301 Subiksha Raman
Indian
Cultural
Society
302 Kumar Mridula
Indian
Cultural
Society
303 Pushparajan Saranya
Indian
Cultural
Society
Cultural
Society
402 S Anusri
Indian
Cultural
Society
411 Tharani D/O
Indian
Sivakumaran Cultural
Society
206 Dawn Sum
Raffles Mind
Sports
212 Chwa Channe
Raffles Mind
Sports
306 Dou Jingzhi
Raffles Mind
Sports
307 Foo Kai En
Raffles Mind
Sports
[ 48 ]
309 Tan Yan Lyn
Raffles Mind
Sports
313 Chua Jia Ying
Raffles Mind
Sports
314 Valerie Koh Hui Yi
Raffles Mind
Sports
401 Yeoh Hsin Yee Clarice Raffles Mind
Sports
405 Lim Kang Li Ada
Raffles Mind
Sports
405 Yoong Hui Xuan
Raffles Mind
Sports
411 Neha Shankar
Raffles Mind
Sports
110 Kim Yeoeun
Robotics
Club
113 Lee Jie Yi
Robotics
Club
210 Charlotte Ng Si Min
Robotics
Club
210 Loh Qin Chun, Alexis Robotics
Club
211 Jillian Hong Wen-Hwei Robotics
Club
211 Wang Yuchen
Robotics
Club
301 Esther Lim Minen
Robotics
Club
304 Wong Qi Hua
Robotics
Club
314 Zhang Lulu
Robotics
Club
315 Justine Hong Yi-Hwei Robotics
Club
401 Chiow Hui Min
Robotics
Club
404 Jolyn Tan Si Qi
Robotics
Club
404 Oei Chiu Yan Rebecca Robotics
Club
413 Peng Yun Ting
Robotics
Club
Physical Sports
105 Ashley Lee Shi Hui
105 Ashley Lim Zhi Yan
105 Chong Li Ying, Ashley
105 Loo Yi Xuan Sophia
204 Cheng Ming Shuen
Beatrice
204 Chua Pei En, Melissa
204 Nicole Ng Gin Yi
210 Koh Jin Ann, Arielle
301 Tan Jeng Swan
305 Liew Ray Yee
308 Mikayla Faith Kiew
Hui En
402 Nicole Png Wanqing
412 Lim Boon Wen
414 Tay Si En Hannah
415 Sheryl Koh Yi Mei
104 Lim Li-Hsuen, Rachel Mary
206 Maxine Wong Jie Xin
307 Esther Lai Shi Ning
309 Yeo Binn Jewelle
406 Aarya P. Berthier
415 Shyrie Chopra
201 Khoo Qi Lin, Vanessa
108 Glenda Low Linxuan
107 Cheryl Lee
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Fencing
Fencing
Fencing
Fencing
Fencing
Fencing
Golf
Gymnastics
Artistic
108 Kiera Lau Yan-Yu
Gymnastics
Artistic
108 Ng Le En
Gymnastics
Artistic
303 Tan Sze En
Gymnastics
Artistic
313 Colette Chan
Gymnastics
Wan Xuan
Artistic
409 Kelsie Yasmin Muir
Gymnastics
Artistic
411 Nadine Joy Nathan
Gymnastics
Artistic
107 Aiko Tan Jun
Gymnastics
Rhythmic
107 Charmaine Tay Jia Hui Gymnastics
Rhythmic
-
Gymnastics
Rhythmic
107 Tammy Genevieve Ng Gymnastics
Rhythmic
205 Seow Bai Jun Patricia Gymnastics
Rhythmic
312 Claudia Lim Woon YingGymnastics
Rhythmic
315 Alexis Png Kai Xin
Gymnastics
Rhythmic
414 Noelle Goh
Gymnastics
Rhythmic
308 Lim En Li Coco
Gymnastics
Trampoline
401 Rachyl Tan Syn Yee
Gymnastics
Trampoline
205 Valerie Lu Xuanhui
Judo
205 Yang Tongchen
Judo
210 Jenelle Tan Yingni
Judo
210 Phang Yeu Yeou
Judo
213 Chia Yee Wei
Judo
310 Mahima Loomba
Judo
311 Hong Kah Xuen
Judo
409 Bazlaa’ Hafiizhullah
Judo
Bte J
102 Emma Isabel Morgan Netball
102 Nicole Hia Wei Shuen Netball
202 Alexandra Mei Tan
Netball
202 Lim Annabelle
Netball
202 Natalia Maluquer De Netball
Motes Woo
207 Kim Hyun Young
Netball
212 Lim Xuanying, Georgia Netball
302 Miki Ng Min Qi
Netball
311 Chloe Lee Shi Yun
Netball
402 Koh Jia Wen Tricia
Netball
403 Valerie Shao Ruolan
Netball
409 Angelina Lim Xue Ning Netball
412 Beh Hui Xin Leticia
Netball
205 Lai Xuan Yi, Jodie
Sailing
205 Marsha Bte Shahrin
Sailing
205 Natalia Mai Do Ngoc Sailing
404 Low Yi Ying Jasmine Sailing
406 Phua Shyn Ee
Sailing
412 Lim Sue Ying
Sailing
412 Samantha Yom Jingyi Sailing
-
[ 49 ]
205 Sarah Chua Li Xuan
Sailing
313 Tay See Yen Sophie
Shooting
411 Phaedra Tan Yee Joo Shooting
105 Ang Hwee En
Squash
105 Ashley Fok Shi Qi
Squash
201 Sneha Sivakumar
Squash
202 Christy Ko Jia Wei
Squash
210 Nicole Tong Su Wen
Squash
305 Christabelle Lim
Squash
Wen Sing
307 Tay Kay Anne Bernyce Squash
412 Elena Khoo
Squash
412 Lim Qi En Camelia
Squash
414 Chelsea Lim Wen Xuan Squash
102 Ashley Jade Khoo
Swimming
203 Lim Wan Jun, Swimming
Nicole Kristen
207 Cherlyn Yeoh Chzie Lin Swimming
207 Lee Rui Yan Elizabeth Swimming
208 Lim Seok Koon Stacey Swimming
305 Tan Shun Hui Daphne Swimming
308 Tan Lee Shuen
Swimming
309 Ng Yu Xin
Swimming
311 Quek Jia Hui Hannah Swimming
315 Chua Wei Lin
Swimming
402 Melanie Rae Wong
Swimming
408 Melissa Chan Pei Tung Swimming
410 Isa Choo Hui Ning
Swimming
410 Loo J-Yin
Swimming
410 Ong Tze Ching Andrea Swimming
106 Flora Wan Yuxin
Table Tennis
106 Li Qinan
Table Tennis
106 Megan Tan Yong Ling Table Tennis
106 Tan Wan Yi Cayla
Table Tennis
206 Ban Yinyi, Dorothea
Table Tennis
206 Jiang Wenjie
Table Tennis
206 Kelly Ding Shuyuan
Table Tennis
309 Koh Jing Wen Monica Table Tennis
310 Wen Biqing
Table Tennis
310 Zermaine Nicole Lew Table Tennis
413 Lim Ye Xuen
Table Tennis
413 Tian Jingyi
Table Tennis
414 Lee Boon Sim GeraldineTable Tennis
108 Manali Patil
Tennis
108 Ng Yi Lynn, Nicole
Tennis
[ 50 ]
108 Sarah Bte Abdul Rahman Fadali
202 Jeovanne Canace
Poernomo
202 Tan Kay Shan Tammy
208 Tessa Wong Jia Yee
211 Olivia Lee Yu-Yen
304 Laura Ann Chan
Yen Sing
304 Shirina Mulani
305 Kirsten Chow Qi Yu
305 Sally Yang Kaya
314 Meg Ang Shi Yi
408 Ng Qin Yi
411 Chen Roubing
203 Yeo Su Ting
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tenpin
Bowling
410 Choong Su Yee
Tenpin
Vanessa
Bowling
411 Tiara Atiqah Bte
Tenpin
Mohammad Hanafee Bowling
203 Laiu Yilin, Kathlyn
Swimming
207 Jamie Koo Yazhen
Swimming
211 Chua Yun Xi, Nicole
Track and
Cross
Country
211 Lim Xin Hui
Track and
Cross
Country
212 Yeo Wen Yu Rebecca Track and
Cross
Country
213 Catherine Kamala
Track and
Wei Sin P S Kausikan Cross
Country
303 Quah Li Ying Elaine
Track and
Cross
Country
403 Lok Qi Ying Amanda Track and
Cross
Country
405 Khin Yadanar Oo
Track and
Cross
Country
407 Felyn Toh Le Chun
Uniformed Groups
401 Mok Wei Tong
Track and
Cross
Country
Girls’
Brigade
401 Rachael Sing Si Hui
Girls’
Brigade
412 Lee Yee Teng
Girls’
Brigade
204 Chiang Jun Ryo
National
Cadet Corps
211 Goh Ling Shan Rachel National
Cadet Corps
302 A Janhavi
National
Cadet Corps
307 Natalie Quah Wen-Fei National
Cadet Corps
309 Loh Xiu Ying Lydia
National
Cadet Corps
312 Giselle Yong
National
Chuen Ting Cadet Corps
314 Isobel Margaret Woo National
Jia Yi James
Cadet Corps
314 Shermaine Loh
National
Cadet Corps
315 Chen Xueyao
National
Cadet Corps
315 Melody Leom Ping Yu National
Cadet Corps
406Rangaswamy
National
Deepikashri Cadet Corps
410 Stevie Theodorus
National
Dirjayanto Cadet Corps
411 Leong Lai Yu
National
Cadet Corps
405 Wong Hui Ning Avril National
Police Cadet
Corps (Sea)
411 Ulfahtun Asyiqin Bte
National
Mohd S Police Cadet
Corps (Sea)
414 Joan Yin Xian
National
Police Cadet
Corps (Sea)
402 Joey Lee Jia Yi
Red Cross
Youth
403 Tan Qian Wei
Red Cross
Youth
405 Ng Ying Sandra
Red Cross
Youth
408 Quek Ruixiang Tiffany Red Cross
Youth
410 Nur Syafiqah Bte
Red Cross
Mohamed R Youth
410 Roshni Sharma
Red Cross
Youth
411 Cheung Chun Jing
Red Cross
Youth
414 Ng Yih Jen Glenda
Red Cross
Youth
415 Koh Ying Xi
Red Cross
Youth
Visual & Performing Arts
412 Wang Yuxing
415 Deng Fang Fang
Elizabeth 202 Faith Tan Jiayi
213 Janika Oh Ja-Min
213 Shi Ruixin
401 Joanne Nai Min-Er
(Lai Min’er) 403 Liu Conghui
405 Zhang Ziyu
405 Zheng Yaxuan
408 Low Su Yen Jasmin
408 Nursyazwani Fitri Bte
MH
409 Kim Seon Young
Sophia 411 Penelope Chua
Hui Eng Art and
Craft Club
Angklung
Ensemble
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
[ 51 ]
412 Dorcas Tabitha Tan
Band
Symphonic
412 Tammy Kho Fei Ning Band
Symphonic
414 Yan Yi Xue
Band
Symphonic
415 Isis Claire Lim Zhen Yu Band
Symphonic
415 Seo Shin Tien
Band
Symphonic
311 Crystal Chew Tong En Chinese
Drama
402 Ding Yichen
Chinese
Drama
403 Tan Hsiao Fang
Chinese
Drama
406 Lim Xin Jie Jill
Chinese
Drama
406 Zou Yi Catherine
Chinese
Drama
411 Lee Yun Ning
Chinese
Drama
414 Chen Yi Ting
Chinese
Drama
414 Shan Huanqi
Chinese
Drama
401 Tan Ying Shan
Chinese
Amarinda Orchestra
402 Chua Si En Valerie
Chinese
Orchestra
404 Valary Lim Wan Qian Chinese
Orchestra
404 Yang Hui Ting
Chinese
Orchestra
405 Joelle Lim Xueqi
Chinese
Orchestra
407 Alethea Liau
Chinese
Orchestra
407 Tzen Yo-Lin
Chinese
Orchestra
408 Ashleigh Aathar Si Yan Chinese
Orchestra
408 Teng Chu Yu
Chinese
Orchestra
413 Chow Yi Yin
Chinese
Orchestra
[ 52 ]
414 Chow Yi Wai
415 Hsu Xue Ying Angela
402 Chao Zong-Ying
Beatrice
405 Jacqueline Kwa Xinyi
405 Mak Su-Wen Anne
406 Chloe Chong Su En
406 Su Ying
407 Heather Gidrllr Low
Wen Yin
407 Wei Jing Zi Keran
408 Natalia Nadila Bte
Muhamad N
412 Kong Pek Yoke
415 Jessica Wong Qing Hui
301 Wu Jiayi
Chinese
Orchestra
Chinese
Orchestra
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Dance
International
303 Ethel Widjaja
Dance
International
307 Oh Shu Xin
Dance
International
307 Sophie Low Hui Tong Dance
International
307 Tan Ying Hui
Dance
International
309 Chen Yixuan
Dance
International
311 Teh Chu Yi Hazel
Dance
International
313 Wong Si Man Ruth
Dance
International
402 Phuan Qi Yun Chasina Dance
International
403 Liu Bingyu
Dance
International
407 Chan Xin Yi Amanda Dance
International
407 Julia Teo Zhongwei
Dance
International
409 Li Tze Yin Chelsea
Dance
International
411 Majee Ankita
Dance
International
412 Amy Tan Ruijing
Dance
International
412 Rachel Ong Rei Chi
Dance
International
403 Melissa Amanda
English
Murtidjaja
Drama
407 Sumana Sumathi
English
Prasad Drama
201 Chermaine Seah
Guitar
Yong En Ensemble
201 Gay Jia Lin
Guitar
Ensemble
201 Rama Venkatesh
Guitar
Ensemble
202 Anandi Wazir
Guitar
Ensemble
202 Angeline Lee Ying Kee Guitar
Ensemble
203 Jamie Tan Jun Ying
Guitar
Ensemble
205 Emily Ho Zhi Qi
Guitar
Ensemble
205 Gayathri Basker
Guitar
Ensemble
206 Zhang Yulu
Guitar
Ensemble
209 Goh Shu Qin, Debbra Guitar
Ensemble
210 Dian Risya Abdul
Guitar
Rashid Ensemble
211 Koh Qin Ruo
Guitar
Ensemble
212 Goy Shuen Hwee, Guitar
Sarah Ensemble
212 Qin Ai Xin
Guitar
Ensemble
301 Nicole Tan Kye Wen
Guitar
Ensemble
301 Teo York Tiang Andrea Guitar
Ensemble
304 Alicia Tan Shu En
Guitar
Ensemble
304 Eraniyan Amritha
Guitar
Ensemble
305 Cao Wenxin
Guitar
Ensemble
305 Ng Min Qian Charlene Guitar
Ensemble
306 Wong Jiaying Clarice Guitar
Ensemble
307 Julene Ngew
Guitar
Ensemble
310 Teo Wen Ting Vanessa Guitar
Ensemble
311 Chan Pei Shi Nicki
Guitar
Ensemble
312 Chong Jo-En
Guitar
Ensemble
313 Tan Pei Ying
Guitar
Ensemble
315 Kelly Ong Ruiye
Guitar
Ensemble
315 Vikki Lim Wen Qi
Guitar
Ensemble
401 Angeline Aw Ai Ling Guitar
Ensemble
401 Ho Chih Ying
Guitar
Ensemble
401 Lau Zi Jia
Guitar
Ensemble
402 Inka Dennisa Bte
Guitar
Badrul Hisham Ensemble
403 Zhao Zerong
Guitar
Ensemble
404 See Kaye
Guitar
Ensemble
405 Nur Umaira Bte Guitar
Mohamad Said
Ensemble
405 Zhu Ruixi
Guitar
Ensemble
406 Kang Hui Min Marilyn Guitar
Ensemble
406 Meghna Ramanan
Guitar
Ensemble
408 Gillian Cheong Yuyan Guitar
Ensemble
409 Ocampo Joelle Anne Guitar
Pare Ensemble
409 Siti Syuhaida Bte
Guitar
Mohamed Khir Ensemble
410 Chia Jing Yi
Guitar
Ensemble
[ 53 ]
415 Amelia Lee Jia Min
Guitar
Ensemble
Guitar
Ensemble
402 Clara-Ann Cheng Ling Handbell
Ensemble
402 Phay Renne
Handbell
Ensemble
405 Jacie Lim Li Zhen
Handbell
Ensemble
406 Bay Jia Wei
Handbell
Ensemble
406 Yong Wen Min
Handbell
Ensemble
407 Koh Xiao Ting Anne
Handbell
Ensemble
413 Lim Li Yun
Handbell
Ensemble
402 Yuga Bharathi
Indian Dance
Chandramohan
405 Aparna Premkumar
Indian Dance
406 Sneha Sanil Parammal Indian Dance
410 Amritha Rajesh
Indian Dance
410 Balamurugan Vishnu Indian Dance
Priya
410 Muthukrishnan
Indian Dance
Vaishnavi
410 Punniyakotty Buvani
Indian Dance
411 Murugan Keerthana
Indian Dance
411 Tapasya Singh
Indian Dance
411 Tharani D/O
Indian Dance
Sivakumaran
301 Swathi Jayaraman
Indian
Orchestra
Orchestra
401 Swati Vijayan
Indian
Orchestra
402 S Anusri
Indian
Orchestra
406 Priyaadharshini
Indian
Nagarajan Orchestra
409 Udayakumar Sruthi
Indian
Orchestra
412 Deea K Dev
Indian
Orchestra
[ 54 ]
208 Isha Khanna
212 Chia Yan Lin Cherilyn
212 Nur Amira Bte Idris
302 Shaikha Husna Bte
Mustaffa
308 Nur Haliza Bte
Kamaludin
310 Ashlyn Ng Xuanqi
310 Qystina Darwyshea Bte
Herdie Budi Hierwanto
310 Teh Li Yan Christine
404 Yi Jina
407 Koh Shih Ann Joan
408 Syaza Adilah Bte Yusni
410 Izni Syafawati Bte
Mustafa M
411 Sonu Muskan Grewal
Kaur
413 Suman Kaur Panoo
210 Dan Yuet Ruh
Malay
Malay
Malay
Malay
Dance
Dance
Dance
Dance
Malay Dance
Malay Dance
Malay Dance
Malay
Malay
Malay
Malay
Malay
Dance
Dance
Dance
Dance
Dance
Malay Dance
Malay Dance
String
Ensemble
305 Chen Jiale Joy
String
Ensemble
307 Ng Xin-Yu
String
Ensemble
401 Elena Lee Ruoxi
String
Ensemble
401 Kimberly Tan Min-En String
Ensemble
404 Lau Yun Xi
String
Ensemble
406 Gillian Yeong
String
Ensemble
410 Park Ji Won
String
Ensemble
414 Chong Jia Xin Eleanor String
Ensemble
414 Lieu May Yen
String
Ensemble
CCA Coaches and Instructors
We deeply appreciate the commitment and partnership of our coaches
and instructors who contribute to student learning and development.
■ PHYSICAL SPORTS
■ Uniformed Groups
NameCCA
NameCCA
Yao Fen
Ashton Chen Yong Zhao
Badminton
Koh Cindy
Ho Yoke Mei
Basketball
Lee Heng Lua
Alan Wallace
Sandra Tan
Tan Au Meng Jeffery
Evelyn Chan
Bowling
Marc Kawasoe
Phil Brew
Golf
Shen Yang
GymnasticsRhythmic
Girls’ Brigade
■ VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS
NameCCA
Faridah Bte Jamal
Angklung
Ensemble
Ang Xuan Yi
Lim Qiang Sheng Michael
Tan Yi
Judo
Chng Li Li
Netball
Liu Hong
Sailing
Li Jie
Ding Xi En
Shooting
Twain Teo
Martin Goh
Daniel Ho
Li Xin
Eric Lee
Jonathan Lim
Lim Ah Chun
Sun Gong Jun
Wang Tong
Leow Rui Qing
Marcus Wong
Adrian Cwang
Muhammad Farhan Harahap Bin Ami
Softball
Li Jia
Chinese
Drama
Ho Kee Nam
Koh Tian Poh
Squash
Li Shu He
Wu Xian Feng
Table Tennis
Gary Tan
Tennis
Gan Chai San
Gymnastics
Artistic &
Trampoline
Band
Symphonic
Tian Ling
Chinese
Zhang Tian Yun
Orchestra
Tay Soon Dee
Ding Huai Cheng
Zhang Yi Bo
Wang Gui Ying (Conductor)
Jack Wong
Tenpin
Bowling
Tan Mary
Wu Jie
Lim Kien Mau
Jacter Singh
Lydia De Vega
Low Mei Yoke
Dance
International
Track &
Cross-Country
Choir
Ho Shu Min Serena
English Drama
Chua Teck Seng
Guitar
Ensemble
Damien Lim Yong Seng
Handbell
Ensemble
[ 55 ]
CCA Coaches and Instructors – Cont’d
Marietta Ku
Zhao Yu Er
Lee Tsu Hock Eric
String Ensemble
Sreedevy Sivaraja Singam
Indian Dance
Gurunathan Manikantan Indian
Anitha d/o Kumaran
Orchestra
S. Deva
Siti Habibah Bte M Mohckeram
Muhammad Najib
Malay Dance
■ Clubs & Societies
NameCCA
Chang Wei
Chee Sau Ling
Art & Craft
Club
Roberto Suelo (International Chess) Kang Zhan Bin (Weiqi)
Raffles Mind
Sports
Chong Yue Hua Kelvin
Debate &
Oratorical
Society
Alex Sung
Akmal Abdul Rahman
[ 56 ]
Robotics Club
In Appreciation
Raffles Girls’ School would like to thank:
• Ms Denise Phua, our Guest-of-Honour, for gracing the occasion
• Distinguished guests for joining us in the celebration
• Our partners for your invaluable contributions to the school
• The RGS Board of Governors for their unstinting support
• The Parents for RGS Association for their sponsorship of the 136th Founder’s Day cakes
• The Old Rafflesians’ Association and the RGS Alumnae for their continued support of
our work
• All parents for your generous support
• All who have contributed, in one way or another, to the success of RGS 136th
Founder’s Day 2015
Filiae Melioris Aevi
[ 57 ]
Love RGS: One Heart, One Voice
The following poems are winning entries from the Love RGS: One Heart, One Voice poetry
writing competition. These original compositions express the students’ love for the school,
and celebrate the school’s 136th Founder’s Day. The poems help to weave together this
year’s concert items, to present the RGS narrative.
Aria
Light bursts forth, radiant. New voices sing
silent, then stronger, and a song takes wing
Dawn moves: a dance. Voices merge, blend together
into a multitude of colours; an iridescent splendor.
From dawn to dawn we rise; we move with the winds
our souls dance in sunlight, a blessed golden tint
that kindles our spirit and shines bright through the song
From passion everlasting, we rise upward, strong.
Fierce drumming heartbeats move deeply beneath the power of thousands. And fire is unleashed of youth’s gold elixir, flowing through our veins.
Roots twine round our past while wings lift us to fame.
Paths lead out of darkness, from footsteps long past.
Memories sing from years gone, yet forever they’ll last They gild our spirits, forged silver with beliefs,
as our echoes and whispers still ride on the breeze.
And one voice carries through, out of a harmony pure
The book turns another page; through the years we soar.
One heart carries on, and we sing through the night
Filiae Melioris Aevi, and so our souls take flight.
- Kimberly Tan (401) and Alison Tan (407)
[ 58 ]
One Heart, One Voice
There are two different houses from which I hail
And two families to which I belong
A constant pulse and its rhythm prevail
Two hearts now beating to harmonious song
A sister at heart, a daughter of the world
I take courage, for dreamers soar freely
I’ll proudly proclaim I’m a Raffles girl
And make the dreams true in reality
Anchored but free with deep roots and strong wings,
Gracefully poised and eager to take flight,
I embrace my identity, which rings
true, and at last I let my light shine bright.
Stepping through the gate, I make my choice
I choose to join my sisters - one heart, one voice.
- Natasha Rae Zuzarte (306)
[ 59 ]
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one heart, one voice - Raffles Girls` School

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