Term 3
SUSS SBiz Business Plan Competition 2021
The SUSS SBiz Business Plan Competition aims to encourage students to not only be entrepreneurial, but also be socially responsible and digitally savvy, by developing innovative business plans that address Singapore’s socio-economic challenges in a pandemic-stricken digital era.Out of 45 participating teams from various colleges, the College is proud to share that our team emerged 2nd overall. The team members are:
Zhang Baoyinuo (21A201)
Jidapa Pothikanon (21S301)
Do Thien Phuc (21S301)
Congratulations to the team for their achievement!
JC1 National Service (NS) Engagement Talk and Sharing on a Career with the Armed Forces
On the afternoon of 1 September 2021, the Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Home Affairs, invited the Central Manpower Base (CMPB) to conduct a National Service (NS) Engagement Talk with our male JC1 students. The session aimed to help our students better understand the enlistment process for National Service, so that they may start preparing themselves mentally and physically for NS.
In addition to the sharing of the pre-enlistment processes by CMPB, we were also very happy to have our alumni, Lewis Kwek Boon Leong (TPJC 16S21) and Teo Guang Long (MJC 14S301), to join us for the session to share their NS experiences with our students. Female students who were keen to learn more about a career in the armed forces were also engaged in a separate sharing session by the Army and Navy Recruitment Centre, where they learnt more about what life as a female regular in the armed forces entails.
We hope that these talks can prepare our students for their life beyond TMJC, as they look ahead and begin to make plans and preparation for their future.
Presentation of Professional Development (PD) Recognition Certificates
On 24 and 25 August, Ms Yoong presented recognition certificates to teachers from the General Paper department for their contributions to the fraternity through CPDD’s GP Professional Inquiry (PI). The team of teachers were led by Senior Teacher Conrad Lee, with Lead Teacher Jasmine Kum as advisor, and members Geraldine Tan, Thangaraj Pradeepa, John Jude Alexander, and Geraldine Sim. The team presented their research on the topic “Examining the Effect of Mentor Texts on A Level Essay Writing Skills”.
Teachers’ Day Celebration 2021
TMJC celebrated Teachers’ Day early on 27th Aug, allowing both the J1 and J2 students to celebrate the hard work and “heart” work of all TMJC staff.The theme for this year’s Teachers’ Day Celebration is Hope. This theme was specially chosen by our students as they felt it encapsulated all that the school leaders, teachers and support staff have done for them. Our school leaders have always stood by our students, giving them hope even when the going gets tough. Our teachers are constantly encouraging and motivating the students to stay hopeful as they work towards their goals. And without the support staff providing a conducive environment for their learning, the students would not have been able to stay hopeful and press on this far. Indeed, it was a heart-warming and fun-filled morning of activities for students to show their deepest appreciation to everyone who has given them hope.
Beyond the celebration with students, staff was also treated to a sumptuous staff lunch, with drinks generously sponsored by our Parents Support Group.
Our Principal, Ms Yoong, also dedicated the following modified poem to the teachers of TMJC:
A Teacher’s Poem
Every day you greet your students with a smile on your face.
Though paperwork the night before seemed like a grueling race.
Money’s not your motivation, it’s the love for what you do.
You hear the special calling to which you always will stay true.
Your students are your dedication - your devotion to them.
To you, each child’s unique and special, a beautiful gem.
Some days are just demanding and frustration takes its course.
Then you see those faces, their inspiration is your force.
Each day you are in your classroom reminds you why you are there.
Making differences in young lives with whom your heart you share.
There’s a special pride in teachers, and a love for what you do.
And appreciation’s always shared between those young lives and you.
Wishing all TMJC staff a Happy Teacher’s Day!
SUSS SBiz Business Plan Competition 2021
The SUSS SBiz Business Plan Competition aims to encourage students to not only be entrepreneurial, but also be socially responsible and digitally savvy, by developing innovative business plans that address Singapore’s socio-economic challenges in a pandemic-stricken digital era.Out of 45 participating teams from various colleges, the College is proud to share that our team emerged 2nd overall. The team members are:
Zhang Baoyinuo (21A201)
Jidapa Pothikanon (21S301)
Do Thien Phuc (21S301)
Congratulations to the team for their achievement!
JC1 National Service (NS) Engagement Talk and Sharing on a Career with the Armed Forces
On the afternoon of 1 September 2021, the Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Home Affairs, invited the Central Manpower Base (CMPB) to conduct a National Service (NS) Engagement Talk with our male JC1 students. The session aimed to help our students better understand the enlistment process for National Service, so that they may start preparing themselves mentally and physically for NS.
In addition to the sharing of the pre-enlistment processes by CMPB, we were also very happy to have our alumni, Lewis Kwek Boon Leong (TPJC 16S21) and Teo Guang Long (MJC 14S301), to join us for the session to share their NS experiences with our students. Female students who were keen to learn more about a career in the armed forces were also engaged in a separate sharing session by the Army and Navy Recruitment Centre, where they learnt more about what life as a female regular in the armed forces entails.
We hope that these talks can prepare our students for their life beyond TMJC, as they look ahead and begin to make plans and preparation for their future.
Presentation of Professional Development (PD) Recognition Certificates
On 24 and 25 August, Ms Yoong presented recognition certificates to teachers from the General Paper department for their contributions to the fraternity through CPDD’s GP Professional Inquiry (PI). The team of teachers were led by Senior Teacher Conrad Lee, with Lead Teacher Jasmine Kum as advisor, and members Geraldine Tan, Thangaraj Pradeepa, John Jude Alexander, and Geraldine Sim. The team presented their research on the topic “Examining the Effect of Mentor Texts on A Level Essay Writing Skills”.
Teachers’ Day Celebration 2021
TMJC celebrated Teachers’ Day early on 27th Aug, allowing both the J1 and J2 students to celebrate the hard work and “heart” work of all TMJC staff.The theme for this year’s Teachers’ Day Celebration is Hope. This theme was specially chosen by our students as they felt it encapsulated all that the school leaders, teachers and support staff have done for them. Our school leaders have always stood by our students, giving them hope even when the going gets tough. Our teachers are constantly encouraging and motivating the students to stay hopeful as they work towards their goals. And without the support staff providing a conducive environment for their learning, the students would not have been able to stay hopeful and press on this far. Indeed, it was a heart-warming and fun-filled morning of activities for students to show their deepest appreciation to everyone who has given them hope.
Beyond the celebration with students, staff was also treated to a sumptuous staff lunch, with drinks generously sponsored by our Parents Support Group.
Our Principal, Ms Yoong, also dedicated the following modified poem to the teachers of TMJC:
**A Teacher’s Poem
**Every day you greet your students with a smile on your face.
Though paperwork the night before seemed like a grueling race.
Money’s not your motivation, it’s the love for what you do.
You hear the special calling to which you always will stay true.
Your students are your dedication - your devotion to them.
To you, each child’s unique and special, a beautiful gem.
Some days are just demanding and frustration takes its course.
Then you see those faces, their inspiration is your force.
Each day you are in your classroom reminds you why you are there.
Making differences in young lives with whom your heart you share.
There’s a special pride in teachers, and a love for what you do.
And appreciation’s always shared between those young lives and you.
Wishing all TMJC staff a Happy Teacher’s Day!
Asian Schools Chess Championship 2021
Chen Meng Boon Marcus (21S501) represented Singapore in the Asian Schools Chess Championship Under 17 category. The College is proud to share that Marcus finished 14th out of 80 participants from Asia. He is the top Singaporean Junior in his category. Congratulations to Marcus for his achievement!
MOE Malay Language Elective Scholarship 2021
After undergoing rigorous selection interviews, 3 of our MLEP students are awarded with the Malay Language Elective Scholarship. They are:
- El’yez Mu’arif (21A301)
- Alysha Nabilah Binte Ahmad Husaini (21A301)
- Iffah Amirah Binte Ahmad Ithnin (21S502)
Congratulations to our scholars and may they will continue to uphold the Malay language, literature and culture.
Sengkang Central Youth Network (People’s Association) 2021 National Day Tote Bag Design Contest
Some of our former and current students participated in the recently concluded Sengkang Central Youth Network (People’s Association) 2021 National Day Tote Bag Design Contest to spread National Day spirit amongst the Sengkang residents, including those from the nursing home and boys’ hostel in the area.
Over 1600 impressive entries were received and we are proud that 2 of our alumni who had participated won top prizes! They were from the Class of 2018:
1st Place: Elicia Low (17S211)
3rd Place: Nur Syadiyah Binte Lutfi (17S211)
We would also like to congratulate our current students who received either a Certificate of Merit or Participation!
| Names | Placing |
|---|---|
Shreshth Dhiman (21S204) Ma Hedi (21S205) Nur Humairah Binte Jamaludin Bawany (21A101) Sarah Binte Sulaiman (21A101) |
Merit |
Lee Hao (21S101) Elisetti Atul Dev (21S101) Chandrasekaran Tamilelakiya (21S308) Zhang Yan Ru (21S308) Mong Yunxuan Claudia (21S413) Lee Shin Nee (21A101) |
Participation |
National Young Leader Award 2021
The National Young Leader Award is a nation-wide award that aims to recognise youths who are involved, engaged, and show conviction in the things they do. We are pleased to share that Felyn Chua from 20S212 has not only exemplified our College values, but also demonstrated strong leadership traits, allowing her to emerge as one of the Top 10 National Young Leader Award Finalists in Singapore.
In the final selection, she will be showcasing the causes that she championed through a social initiative titled ‘ Kakilang ’. If you would like to find out more about her passion project, and vote for Felyn and her passion project ‘ Kakilang ’, please click here: https://halogen.sg/nyla2021/. Voting ends on 15 September 2021.
Well done, Felyn! We wish you all the best in the final selection!
Singapore-Industry Scholarship (SgIS) Recipients 2021
The Singapore-Industry Scholarship (SgIS) aims to nurture a strong core of future Singaporean industry leaders to steer the development of the country’s key strategic industries. We are pleased to share that a total of eight alumni from our parent colleges have been awarded the SgIS this year.
| Name | Scholarship Scheme | Course of Study | SgIS Sponsoring Organisation |
|---|---|---|---|
| DARION KWAN | SgIS Full-Term | Bachelor of Engineering in Aerospace Engineering | SIA Engineering Company Limited |
| DARION KWAN | SgIS Mid-Term Local | Business Analytics | Infineon Technologies Asia Pacific Pte Ltd |
| CHRISTY TAN YI JING | SgIS Mid-Term Local | Bachelor of Engineering (Materials Science and Engineering) | RF360 |
| LIM RONG XIAN | SgIS Mid-Term Local | Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering | SP Group |
| EZRA CHOOI YANG | SgIS Mid-Term Local | Bachelor of Information Systems and Business Management | Declout |
| DE COTTA STEPHANIE FRANCES | SgIS Mid-Term Local | Bachelor of Engineering (Industrial & Systems Engineering) | ST Logistics Pte Ltd |
| ISKANDAR BIN DZULKARNAIN | SgIS Mid-Term Local | Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Applied Physics | STMicroelectronics |
| SHERYL LIM ZI QI | SgIS Mid-Term Local | Material Science and Engineering | GLOBALFOUNDRIES Singapore |
The scholarship recipients have been recognised in a virtual 2021 SgIS Award Ceremony on 28 July 2021, in the presence of the Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Heng Swee Keat, as the Guest-of-Honour. The ceremony featured a video by some of the scholarship’s previous recipients in celebration of the programme’s 10th anniversary.
Congratulations to all awardees! We are proud of all your achievements and we wish you all the best in your chosen fields!
Singapore Olympic Foundation (SOF) Peter Lim Scholarships 2021
TMJC is proud to share that four of our students have received the Singapore Olympic Foundation (SOF) Peter Lim Scholarship, encouragement awards. Our students have received the awards based on their good sporting performance in their respective fields.
They are:
Excellence in Netball - Teo Yi Jing, Geraldine (20S207)
Excellence in Floorball - Yee Jia Zhen (20S203)
Excellence in Floorball - Mahirah Bte Zakaria (20S210)
Excellence in Athletics - Wong Zhao Yuen (20S301)
We congratulate these students for receiving their awards!
Singapore Youth Festival Arts (SYF) Presentation of Certificates
The SYF Arts Presentation is a benchmarking platform that offers opportunities for continuous learning and improvement through feedback. It showcases the creativity, vibrancy, and resilience of our youths as our nation stands united in the face of current challenges.
On 16 August 2021, the CCA EXCO members of the Performing Arts Groups represented all TMJC Performing Arts Groups members who have participated in the 2021 SYF Arts Presentation to present the SYF certificates of achievement to our Principal, Ms Yoong.
Band (Flexible Band & Percussion Ensemble) - Certificate of Accomplishment
Chinese Orchestra - Certificate of Accomplishment
Guitar Ensemble - Certificate of Accomplishment
Dance - Certificate of Distinction
The Performing Arts groups would like to express our greatest appreciation to Ms Yoong, our school leaders, teachers, school attendants and our friends for supporting us throughout this SYF journey!_
National Day Celebrations & TM Celebrates!
On 6 August, TMJC celebrated her third anniversary alongside Singapore’s 56th birthday! To mark this special day, the College put together a unique programme that was safe, engaging, and meaningful under the twin themes “Together, Our Singapore Spirit” and “Be Better Together.”
After the special National Day Observance Ceremony that included immersive video snippets of the upcoming National Day Parade rehearsal, students participated in innovative peer-designed games at the CG and inter-house levels. These educational games were played within classes to minimise intermingling and students learnt about interesting facts surrounding the history and culture of Singapore and the College.
As part of the finale, every CG Chairperson flew a CG-designed paper plane in the parade square to symbolise reaching new heights together amid the pandemic. Each CG then contributed a piece of jigsaw puzzle that came together in an in-house student-designed jigsaw mural showcasing the vibrant CCA culture of TMJC.
The close of the celebrations featured other key highlights of the combined celebrations. This included the launch of the College Digital Clock which symbolises the unity of the TMJC family through good and bad times. Finally, there was the launch of student-designed College keepsakes, such as the Tote Bag and other limited edition stationeries like the L-shaped file and post-it pads designed by our students. With every celebration there will be food; students were treated to delicious Krispy Kreme doughnuts and refreshing Vitamin Drink.
Happy Birthday, Singapore! Happy Birthday, TMJC!
Fastest Fingers Graphing Calculator Competition
For several years running, TMJC has been the organiser for the Inter-school Fastest Fingers Graphing Calculator Competition (FFGCC). This year, 51 participants from 10 schools battled their way for a spot in the finals that was held on 4th August 2021. Due to COVID-19 pandemic, this is also the first time that the competition is held online, where various ICT platforms are used to support the format of the competition, without compromising on the learning and integrity of competition. It was held successfully, and it received positive feedback from teachers and participants.
Five schools, namely, ACJC, DHS, NYJC, RI and TMJC, made it to the finals and we are proud to announce that the team from TMJC, comprising Nguyen Xuan Nam (20S101), Run Xinghuan (20S101), Gordon Tay Zhun Xiang (20S202) and Chan Wei Ning (20S202) came in 4th after putting up a tough fight.
2021 International Mathematics Modelling Challenge (IMMC)
From 15 to 19 March earlier this year, our College participated in the 2021 International Mathematics Modelling Challenge (IMMC), organised by the Academy of Singapore Teachers, National Junior College and Raffles Girls School.
A total of 49 teams participated, and our TMJC team has done well, constructing a mathematical model to quantify and compare the performance of an individual sport and adapt it to a team sport.
We are proud to share that the following students have received a Certificate of Merit. They are:
Run Xinghuan (20S101)
Koh Liang Han (20S204)
Darius Toh Zheng Ting (20S207)
Joshua Leong Zi Xi (20S301)
Well done!
Healthcare Scholarships 2021
We are pleased to share that a total of six TMJC students and alumni have been awarded the Healthcare Scholarships this year.
| S/N | Name | Scholarship Scheme | Award Type | Discipline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Teo Jia Yu | HMA | Mid Term | Medical Social Work |
| 2 | Andrina Seek | HMA | Full Term | Nursing |
| 3 | Aw Cher Leong | CNS | Full Term | Nursing |
| 4 | Nur Haziqah D/O Salimuddeen Ahamed | CCS | Full Term | Occupational Therapy |
| 5 | Jessica Chua Ern Ting | HMA | Full Term | Occupational Therapy |
| 6 | Tan Yi Hui, Valerie | CCS | Mid Term | Social Work |
The awardees have been recognised in a Healthcare Scholarships Award Ceremony 2021 - Care to Make a Difference. The Award Ceremony was held virtually this year, on 28 July 2021, in the presence of Health Minister Mr Ong Ye Kung as well as the senior management members from the Ministry of Health.
Our heartiest congratulations to these students! We wish you all the best as you embark on a fulfilling career in nursing or allied health and play a part in shaping the future of Singapore’s healthcare.
Racial Harmony Day Commemoration 2021
This year’s Racial Harmony Day (RHD) Commemoration commenced on 21 July with the theme ‘Singapore’s Multiculturalism at a Crossroads’. The 3-part commemoration sought to help students appreciate Singapore’s fragile racial harmony on a deeper level through being aware of milestones in race relations and recent developments that have threatened to derail it.
Part 1 was a RHD-themed TikTok Competition held in collaboration with the Modern Dance Society that enthused students in celebrating Singapore’s racial harmony through dance, a cultural cornerstone.
Part 2 consisted of a virtual experiential gallery tour that was broadcasted on 21 and 22 July during morning assembly. The Citizenship Education Committee collaborated with The Red Marker to create an immersive 3D virtual tour that charted Singapore’s arduous journey towards fostering a multicultural identity.
Part 3 comprised a call-to-action during the follow-up CCE lesson, where students reflected on their implicit racial bias as a crucial first step towards combating racism. They also learnt how to talk about race in a thoughtful and sensitive manner, a matter of vital importance in the age of social media where tensions are easily inflamed.
Through these activities, we hope that students will develop a renewed sense of purpose to protect Singapore’s multicultural harmony.
National Olympiad in Informatics 2021
On 20th March 2021, two of our JC1 students, Le Tu Quoc Dat and Nguyen Anh Duc from 21S101, participated in the Singapore National Olympiad in Informatics (NOI), organised by National University of Singapore, School of Computing.
NOI is a competition modelled after the International Olympiad in Informatics, the ultimate international competition in computing. With the aim to equip students with knowledge beyond that of a mere IT application user, in line with our national goal of creating an IT-savvy nation, NOI emphasises creativity in problem solving on the one hand, and programming skill and expertise on the other.
We are pleased to share that Le Tu Quoc Dat (21S101) has been awarded the Silver award for this competition.
Well done, students!
National Olympiad in Informatics 2021
Parents Engagement Webinar - Raising a Resilient Teen
On the evening of 16th July 2021, the College organised a Parents Engagement Webinar on the topic of “Raising a Resilient Teen”. The session aimed to provide parents of our students with tips on how to help their child grow from the unique challenges presented at the JC level and to build resilience.
For the keynote address, our College invited Ms. Wendy Chua, a psychologist, founder, and managing director of WAND INSPIRATION, and a mother of four children, to share with us her expertise and experience in working with adolescents. Together with Ms. Chua, Mdm Aslindah, Head of TMJC’s English Department and a mother of two teenage sons, and Ms. Naseemah Khan, an alumnus of TMJC, were the panelists for the forum panel discussion, where they shared their unique perspectives on how parents can support their children in developing a growth mindset and how to keep communication channels open.
We thank all parents who joined us for a meaningful evening. The College looks forward to forging stronger partnerships with parents in our collective efforts towards developing our students holistically.
University Application Information Session for JC2
The University Application Information Session is part of the Higher Education Festival and aims to provide the JC2 students with important local and overseas university application information and resources to help them make informed decisions about their future higher education. The session consists of online talks by Project Access and UniBridge, organisations set up by existing overseas Singapore students who are keen on supporting youths in finding out more about overseas education opportunities. The session also includes a talk by our College’s ECG counsellor, Ms Kun Mei Ying, to provide students with information on the local university landscape and the possible university pathways a student can take upon entering a university.
These talks will be further supported by a series of sharing/talks by 6 local autonomous universities (NUS, NTU, SIT, SMU, SUSS, SUTD) in the coming weeks. They will be sharing about their new programmes and general admission criteria. We hope that these online sharing and talks can prepare students for their university applications, especially in light of impending deadlines for some overseas university applications. We also believe that having an end in mind can motivate the students in their pursuit of excellence.
13th International Model United Nations Conference 2021
On 7 and 8 June 2021, the following students were selected to attend the 13th International Model United Nations Conference 2021 organised by ACS (I).
Lim Liang Ying (20A301)
Hannah Ng Jia En (20A302)
Yap Zhi Kang (20A101)
Ha Thi Mai Huong, Samantha (20A101)
Jeanette Goh (20A202)
Isabel Wong (20S211)
Prior to the two-day conference, the students had to do research and prepare opening speeches and position papers on issues impacting their assigned countries. At the end of the conference, one of our students, Lim Liang Ying (20A301), was awarded the Certificate of Commendation – Outstanding Delegate, for her efforts. Congratulations to Liang Ying and the other participants for a job well done!
History Sejarah Inquisition and ASEAN Plus Summit 2021
Earlier this year, four of our Humanities students participated in the Sejarah Inquisition, a national History competition organised by the National University of Singapore. The College is proud that they have achieved a commendable 2nd Runner Up!
They are:
Kieran Chan Yi Jun (20S413)
Tan Yiting (20S413)
Ng Shi Hui (20S413)
Thian Ning, Eunice (20S413)
In addition, in June, 8 students from the Talent Development Programme and History participated in the ASEAN Plus Summit hosted by Dunman High School. We would like to congratulate, in particular, Mohammad Danial Lutfi Bin Mohammad Suhaini (20A201) for achieving an Honourable Mention.
TMJC’s Delegates:
Tham Jia Yi (20S501), Ho Chee Choun (20S501), Mohammad Danial Lutfi Bin Mohammad Suhaini (20A201), Nugraprana Laksmana (20S501), Pearlene Chua Pei Ling (20A302), Alison Tay Xian Ling (20A101), Lim Ka Yin Nicole (20A101), Derick Tay Wei Xian (20S412)
L.O.V.E.3 Week
L.O.V.E.3 Week 2021, which stands for Living Our Values Everyday, Everywhere, with Everyone, took place this year from 12th July to 16th July. L.O.V.E.3 Week is a week dedicated to celebrating the values that we believe in as an individual and as a TMJC family. The objectives of L.O.V.E.3 Week are to inspire students to live out our College values and allow them to develop strong moral reasoning capabilities through the discussion of moral dilemmas.
The series of activities comprise of video interviews featuring members of the TMJC family and how they lived out our College values amidst the challenges, daily moral dilemma polls on instagram to allow TMJC students to take a vote on their course of action, and a CCE lesson featuring different moral dilemmas for both JC1 and JC2 students. In particular, the students were especially engaged in the CCE lesson, as they were introduced to different moral reasoning frameworks, took a poll on their course of action and engaged in tag-team debates with their peers. We were also encouraged by the active participation in the daily moral dilemma instagram polls, as TMJC students took a stance on the various issues polled. Through these activities, our students developed stronger self-awareness of the moral reasoning framework they tend to adopt and built empathy as they learnt to take on multiple perspectives. Most importantly, these discussions on moral dilemmas allowed our students to reflect on the ethical dimensions and implications of their choices, highlighting the importance of developing a strong moral compass.
Student Leaders Investiture
The Tampines Meridian Junior College Student Leaders’ Investiture for the Class of 2022 took place on 14 July 2021. This event recognised our newly elected JC1 student leaders which comprises the 4th Tampines Meridian Student Council, CCA leaders, CG Chairpersons and Peer Support Leaders. The event signified the official start to their term in office.
The theme of the Student Leaders’ Investiture was “Soaring Beyond” - a reminder that our student leaders should aspire to challenge themselves and step out of their comfort zones, strive to be better every day and be a positive influence to the people around them. Our student leaders are thus encouraged to pursue a spirit of excellence and embrace tribulations with tenacity in their leadership journey, soaring beyond their limits.
The online ceremony began with an opening address by Ms Yoong, our Principal, followed by speeches from the 3rd Tampines Meridian Student Council President, Joanne Lin Min Hui, and the 4th Tampines Meridian Student Council President, El’yez Mu’arif. The Badge-pinning and Oath-taking ceremony followed thereafter, symbolising the start of our student leaders’ leadership journeys.
We congratulate our incoming batch of student leaders and wish them a fruitful learning experience throughout their leadership journey in TMJC!
National Day Awards
The Awards recognise various forms of merit and service to Singapore. Due to COVID-19, the 2020 National Day Awards investiture ceremony was postponed and held on 4 April 2021.
Congratulations to our staff who are recipients of the National Day Awards 2020!
| Mdm Lee Hwei Ching Serena | Long Service Medal |
|---|---|
| Mdm Tamichelvi d/o N Narayanasamy | Long Service Medal |
| Mr Henry Low Swee Kim | Long Service Medal |
| Mr Koh Sze Wei | Commendation Medal |
