Term 1

Turning Passion into Action!

We are incredibly proud of Krystal Sandar Swe (24A301), our Interact Club President, for receiving the Junior - Merit Prize at the HSBC NYAA Youth Environmental Award 2026!

Krystal walks the talk. From turning canteen waste into compost for our Food Digester project to leading beach clean-ups with Project Katharise, she blends environmental stewardship with service. Her impact extends to the wider community where she leads upcycling workshops for the elderly and advocates for sustainable food practices.

We can all play a part in shaping a better future. Find a cause you care about and start making a difference too!

Congratulations, Krystal!

TMJC Open House 2026: Soaring New Skyes

TMJC's Open House 2026, held on 15 January, embraced the inspiring theme "Soaring New Skyes," which symbolised new beginnings and endless possibilities for prospective TMJC students. This theme represented our College's unwavering commitment to inspire every student to reach their full potential, encouraging them to dream big and striving to achieve their goals. The event was a resounding success, showcasing TMJC's vibrant culture in all its glory. Every student displayed remarkable college spirit, coming together as one unified community to give guests a genuine, firsthand experience of what the TMJC spirit truly embodies.

The Principal's Talk at LT4 provided valuable insights into the intent and philosophy of the TMJC Journey, a balanced, holistic development programme that seeks to prepare students as future-ready citizens. The session also featured meaningful sharing by an alumnus and current student leaders, providing authentic perspectives on this transformative educational experience. This was complemented by a second talk, #whyTM, which invited three current students with different curricular and co-curricular backgrounds to share authentic stories and perspectives of the TMJC experience, which was greatly welcomed by all who attended.  

The five-hour programme commenced with "Hop on Board with Skye," led by the Student Council, and featured guided tours by dedicated student ambassadors throughout the day. Three spectacular CCA showcases highlighted our diverse talents: "Skye's Stage" featuring Wushu and English Drama, "Symphony of Skye" with musical ensembles, and "Hype it Up with Skye" showcasing Modern Dance and Taekwondo. 

The day culminated in the "Skyebound Finale" with House Cheer Competition and the college Mass Dance, coupled with a resound rendition of the college anthem, demonstrating the collaborative spirit and unity that define TMJCians.

Back To School

The first day back at school at Tampines Meridian Junior College was nothing short of electric, setting the tone for what promises to be a remarkable year ahead. Despite the students being anxious at the start of the day, the college soon buzzed with laughter, colour and contagious enthusiasm, transforming the familiar grounds into a vibrant celebration of unity and school pride.

The day unfolded with students having breakfast with their civics tutors and thereafter a series of fun-filled outdoor inter-house games thoughtfully organised by the dedicated Student Councillors (TMSC). These activities immediately broke the ice, allowing students to reconnect after the break and forge new friendships in a relaxed and joyful setting. Complementing this were the civics group bonding games, creatively planned and conducted by the Peer Support Leaders (PSLs). These sessions encouraged teamwork, communication and mutual support, nurturing a sense of belonging within each class and reinforcing the importance of positive class culture. 

Throughout the day, cheers rang across the campus as houses rallied behind their teams in spirited yet healthy competition. The energy was palpable, with every point scored greeted by thunderous applause and chants. In the end, Corvus emerged as the winning house, though the other houses trailed closely behind, making the victory well-earned.

Adding to the excitement was the college mass dance and coordinated cheers held in school Hall to conclude the day. These moments of collective participation united the entire student body in rhythm and voice, powerfully boosting college spirit and leaving everyone smiling, energised and proud to be part of the TMJC community.

Students left campus in high spirits, hearts full and bonds strengthened. It was a truly positive and uplifting start to the academic year — one that perfectly captured the warmth, dynamism and unity of Tampines Meridian Junior College.