Sunday, March 11, 2012
Celebrations@SST- Evening event
On the 8th of March, SST held its very third Celebrations@SST for the first time in the new campus. This year, we had a morning event for all students and teachers and a evening event for the award ceremony and the parents of the prize winners.
The evening event started around 6pm. Parents started coming in and headed towards the Indoor Sports Hall (ISH)for the reception where they interact with other parents and the teachers. The Peer Support Leaders(PSLs)were stationed along the way to usher the parents towards the ISH and in the ISH, there were more PSLs stationed at the food stations, helping to serve the parents, the teachers and the prize winners. Tables were set up in the middle of the hall for parents, teachers and prize winners. Some parents and teachers were also standing around. Not long after, Mr Chua led the Guest of Honour to the ISH for the reception.
After the reception, parents were ushered by the PSLs into the Multi Purpose Hall(MPH) for the award ceremony and the performances. By 7.30pm, most of the parents were seated in the hall, waiting for the GOH to arrive at the MPH. The emcees announced the arrival of the GOH and everyone stood up to welcome him.
Next, the emcees introduced Mr Chua Up on stage to give a speech on the school's progress. Following that, our GOH went on stage and gave a short speech. Then, we had a short prize ceremony for the excommittee of PforSST to thank them for all the things that they have done for us.
After that, we had the prize ceremony for the student prize winners. One by one, the students went up on stage to get receive their prize for the acheivements they had done last year. The last award, the mot Outstanding Student award goes to Kimberly Ong from S309. Mr Tan Hoe Teck gave a short speech about Kimberly and reasons why she got the Ost Outstanding award. Then, we had Kimberly herself to give a short speech.
Then, we had the Chronicles of a SST Student, done by Celine Chee of S302. The chronicles talked about Celine's life on SST up til now. In between, we had performances by Jee Hoon to show off his finger techniques, SST Drama Club for their own re-enactment of Steve Job's life, SST Show Choir and lastly, SST Dance Troop. All these performances recieved lots of applause from the parents, the teachers and all students present. After the performances, the emcees have a closing speech before the GOH left and the remaining parents and students slowly left the hall.
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Getting to know your new teachers - Miss Karen Ng
1. Why did you choose to teach at SST?
As a Science teacher, it is exciting to be teaching in a school with the focus on Science and Technology. The liberty to plan and innovate lessons is one of the main reasons why I chose to be teaching in SST.2. What are some of your past experiences as a teacher?
I have been teaching Upper Secondary Chemistry for 3 years. In the 3 years, I was fortunate to have the experience in teaching both 'N' and 'O' levels syllabus. 3. What do you think of SST so far? In terms of teaching methods, people, facilities?
The facilities available to the teachers and students in SST create an environment that promotes innovative teaching and learning. This allows teachers to explore various ways to teach. It is also heartening that teachers are sharing good practices to enhance students' learning. In SST, students are inquisitive and are willing to explore the different ways of learning.4. How would you define "learning in a whole new way"?
Instead of the traditional "memorising" and "drill and practise", SST students are taught to understand and apply the concepts. Students learn how to solve problems and provide solutions. 5. What are some of your dislikes?
My pet peeve would be people who have bad attitude and like to waste time.6. Can you tell us the most memorable thing that has happened in your teaching career?
When an ex-student wrote me a card telling me, how she changed from hating Chemistry to loving and appreciating Chemistry. 7. What are your expectations of the students? In terms of grades, learning attitude, etc?
Students with positive learning attitude will excel. 8. If you were able to go back in time, would you still have chosen to come to this school to teach?
Yes, definitely I would.Getting to know your new teachers - Miss Evelyn Teo
Q) Why did you choose to come to SST?
A) Prior to joining SST, I was lecturing at National Institute of Education (NIE). At NIE, I was teaching trainee teachers, mainly on the use of inquiry in their lessons. My teaching experiences at NIE and as well as in Integrated Programme (IP) schools will certainly aid me in my teaching at SST.
Q) Is there anything you especially like about this school?
A) The small class size and the integration of ICT during curriculum time.
Q) Are you comfortable with SST’s different way of learning and teaching with an LD?
A) I am certainly comfortable and thrill with the use of LD at SST. I feel that LD is not only an useful device for learning by the students, it also allows students to gain new knowledge through the availability of information on the internet as well as collaboration with their peers with the use of various software and Google sites or groups.
Q) Is there anything you think the school can improve on?
A) The school can have more collaboration between the stakeholders like the community and the parents.
Q) Do you think the new campus this year provides a conducive learning environment?
A) The new campus certainly provides a conducive learning environment with the availability of air-conditioned classrooms and the well-equipped laboratories specially catered for the different sciences.
Q) How do you usually teach?
A) I usually teach with the use of LD and student-centered activities. I feel that pedagogy used in teaching must value-add students in their learning.
Q) Do you think anything can be done so that learning can be done more efficiently?
A) Instructions for any activities must be clear and disseminated at the beginning. Students must also do their part in order for learning to be efficient.
Q) Where do you think is a good learning environment in SST, other than the classrooms?
A) Lecture theatres, various science laboratories, the ecogarden and ecopond.
Q) What applied subjects in SST are you interested in and why?
A) Biotechnology and Environmental Science. These two subjects are only unique to SST and it is a collaboration between Ngee Ann Polytechnic and SST. With the knowledge and skills gained for the two subjects, it will give SST students an edge over others in their pursue of higher education and careers in the future.
Q) Do you think the school is on the correct path to achieve its mission, which is ‘To Develop World-ready and Future-looking Leaders through Innovative Technology and Applied Learning.’ ?
A) With the well-planned curriculum and the implementation of new initiatives, it is on the correct path to achieve its mission.
Q) How long have you been teaching and where were you teaching before coming to SST?
A) I have been teaching for more than 12 years. I was teaching at mainstream schools for the first six years and thereafter an IP school. I was lecturing at NIE before coming to SST.
A) Prior to joining SST, I was lecturing at National Institute of Education (NIE). At NIE, I was teaching trainee teachers, mainly on the use of inquiry in their lessons. My teaching experiences at NIE and as well as in Integrated Programme (IP) schools will certainly aid me in my teaching at SST.
Q) Is there anything you especially like about this school?
A) The small class size and the integration of ICT during curriculum time.
Q) Are you comfortable with SST’s different way of learning and teaching with an LD?
A) I am certainly comfortable and thrill with the use of LD at SST. I feel that LD is not only an useful device for learning by the students, it also allows students to gain new knowledge through the availability of information on the internet as well as collaboration with their peers with the use of various software and Google sites or groups.
Q) Is there anything you think the school can improve on?
A) The school can have more collaboration between the stakeholders like the community and the parents.
Q) Do you think the new campus this year provides a conducive learning environment?
A) The new campus certainly provides a conducive learning environment with the availability of air-conditioned classrooms and the well-equipped laboratories specially catered for the different sciences.
Q) How do you usually teach?
A) I usually teach with the use of LD and student-centered activities. I feel that pedagogy used in teaching must value-add students in their learning.
Q) Do you think anything can be done so that learning can be done more efficiently?
A) Instructions for any activities must be clear and disseminated at the beginning. Students must also do their part in order for learning to be efficient.
Q) Where do you think is a good learning environment in SST, other than the classrooms?
A) Lecture theatres, various science laboratories, the ecogarden and ecopond.
Q) What applied subjects in SST are you interested in and why?
A) Biotechnology and Environmental Science. These two subjects are only unique to SST and it is a collaboration between Ngee Ann Polytechnic and SST. With the knowledge and skills gained for the two subjects, it will give SST students an edge over others in their pursue of higher education and careers in the future.
Q) Do you think the school is on the correct path to achieve its mission, which is ‘To Develop World-ready and Future-looking Leaders through Innovative Technology and Applied Learning.’ ?
A) With the well-planned curriculum and the implementation of new initiatives, it is on the correct path to achieve its mission.
Q) How long have you been teaching and where were you teaching before coming to SST?
A) I have been teaching for more than 12 years. I was teaching at mainstream schools for the first six years and thereafter an IP school. I was lecturing at NIE before coming to SST.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Getting to know your teachers - Mr. Liu Yi Jie
Among the new batch of teachers joining the SST family in 2012 was Mr. Liu Yi Jie. He used to teach at River Valley High School before his journey in SST begun. Here's more about him!
Q: Why did you choose to join SST?
SST offered me the platform to explore teaching using ICT resources, which was something which I have been trying to develop and work upon in my previous school.
Q: As of now, how do you find SST?
I'm lucky to be taking the good classes. The students I see are very motivated and outspoken, and ironically, most of them have the attitude to blossom in an IP school environment. The environment is small and cosy, and colleagues are always willing to help each other out.
Q: What is your opinion on the integration of ICT in our learning?
So far, there are different views among different teachers regarding how ICT should be appropriately integrated into students' learning. There seems to be no right / wrong answer as of yet. Ultimately, when you students graduate as the first batch of SST "O" level students, your results will be the best reflection on how successful the integration was.
Q: Tell us more about your family?
My dog stays with my mum and grandmother, while I stay with my wife. I have a younger brother who is currently serving in MFA.
Q: What did you do before you started teaching?
Give tuition, go for training, do tutorials. In other words, a university education.
Q: Tell us more about your education career (Inspiration, where you taught)
No inspiring / happy story here. Teachers from my secondary school were fairly straightforward in their teaching. When I started, I actually promised myself that I will not be as dull as some of them. I previously taught in Assumption English School as a contract teacher for 6 months. The students there exposed me to a whole different environment, and 6 months have now stretched into 6 years.
Q: What are your hobbies?
Sports / riding my motorcycle / spending time with my dog
Q: What were some of your childhood dreams?
To play in the NBA.
Q: What sort of music do you fancy?
Hip hop / reggae / heavy metal / rock. Current song put on repeat is Fun's "We Are Young"
Q: What are the expectations do you have for your students?
Used to be results. But now, results are a given. I hope that all students grow up to be good and sensible people whom I can be proud to say that I have taught.
Q: Do you like to travel? If so, what countries do you specially like?
Yes I do. Quiet and scenic countries with few tourist traps e.g. Hokkaido, Tasmania etc
Q: Why did you choose to join SST?
SST offered me the platform to explore teaching using ICT resources, which was something which I have been trying to develop and work upon in my previous school.
Q: As of now, how do you find SST?
I'm lucky to be taking the good classes. The students I see are very motivated and outspoken, and ironically, most of them have the attitude to blossom in an IP school environment. The environment is small and cosy, and colleagues are always willing to help each other out.
Q: What is your opinion on the integration of ICT in our learning?
So far, there are different views among different teachers regarding how ICT should be appropriately integrated into students' learning. There seems to be no right / wrong answer as of yet. Ultimately, when you students graduate as the first batch of SST "O" level students, your results will be the best reflection on how successful the integration was.
Q: Tell us more about your family?
My dog stays with my mum and grandmother, while I stay with my wife. I have a younger brother who is currently serving in MFA.
Q: What did you do before you started teaching?
Give tuition, go for training, do tutorials. In other words, a university education.
Q: Tell us more about your education career (Inspiration, where you taught)
No inspiring / happy story here. Teachers from my secondary school were fairly straightforward in their teaching. When I started, I actually promised myself that I will not be as dull as some of them. I previously taught in Assumption English School as a contract teacher for 6 months. The students there exposed me to a whole different environment, and 6 months have now stretched into 6 years.
Q: What are your hobbies?
Sports / riding my motorcycle / spending time with my dog
Q: What were some of your childhood dreams?
To play in the NBA.
Q: What sort of music do you fancy?
Hip hop / reggae / heavy metal / rock. Current song put on repeat is Fun's "We Are Young"
Fun: We are young
Used to be results. But now, results are a given. I hope that all students grow up to be good and sensible people whom I can be proud to say that I have taught.
Q: Do you like to travel? If so, what countries do you specially like?
Yes I do. Quiet and scenic countries with few tourist traps e.g. Hokkaido, Tasmania etc
Monday, February 20, 2012
Getting to know your new teachers - Miss Magdelene Sng
In the new school year, a batch of new teachers have entered SST and be part of the SST family. However, what are their thoughts about us?
So here is an interview segment with two of our new teachers, Mr Yeo and Miss Sng.
Miss Magdelene Sng has joined SST as an English Language teacher. Her hobbies includes running, rollerblading and surfing the net. She enjoys having a chat over a cup of coffee with her friends.
Q: What is your opinion of SST students compared to other previous(if any) school's students?
Ms Sng: Students here are definitely more tech-savvy. They are also more well-behaved and innocent and there is not as much discipline cases as the schools I have seen previously. However, I find that students are not as resilient as many of them are sheltered heavily.
Q: What made you join teaching as your career?
Ms Sng: Before I came to teach, I spent a lot of time working in the corporate sector and there was once I have to rush a project overnight and went to sleep at 8 in the morning yet I have to get back at 12 noon. It was a lot of time spent and I might as well spend the same time on living things(human beings) like teaching. It's more meaningful that way.
Q: How do you feel about being in a new school with a different kind of learning experience?
Q: Has SST students impacted you in any way? Please share your experience(s).
Ms Sng: I feel motivated to teach again, and students here really want to learn and are willing to give more. I feel passionate about teaching again.
Ms Sng currently has a Degree in English Language and Socialogy. She has also completed NIE training.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Getting to know your new teachers - Mr Teoh
Mr Teoh is one of the new teachers that had recently joined the SST family. He teaches Chemistry. Before coming to SST, he has done research work.
So here's more about him!
Q: Can you do a brief introduction about yourself?
Mr Teoh: I graduated from NUS Department of Chemistry and did my research paper in NUS as well as in Eindhoven University of Technology in The Netherlands.
Q: What do you like to do during your free time?
Q:What makes you want to teach in SST?
Q: What was your first impression of SST students?
Q: What do you think about the enormous new campus?
Q: Do you think students having the learning device would make them learn better?
Q: How has your teaching experience been so far in SST?
Q: Is there any particular student or class that has left a deep impression?
Mr Teoh: My new year resolution is to read more, learn more, and relax more.
Q: Can you do a brief introduction about yourself?
Mr Teoh: I graduated from NUS Department of Chemistry and did my research paper in NUS as well as in Eindhoven University of Technology in The Netherlands.
Q: What do you like to do during your free time?
Mr Teoh: I read, played badminton and watch movies during my free time. I enjoyed traveling and exploring new places.
Mr Teoh: The reason I chose SST was because of the new environment. A new way of teaching and learning, the classroom size, the students, and of course the new campus makes it all exciting to be in. It is always a privilege and an honor to be one of the teachers in a new school. I can experience the transformation which takes place and it is really dynamic.
Q: What's the difference between teaching in SST and in your previous school?
Mr Teoh: I enjoy the different way of teaching and learning, the classroom size as well as the students.
Mr Teoh: They are very polite.
Mr Teoh: The new campus is very impressive. There are a lot of facilities which the community can tap such as the huge Indoor Sports Hall, the Lecture Theatre, Auditorium and the Science Labs. It is also very tiring to move in such a huge campus. =)
Mr Teoh: Not necessarily.
With learning devices and internet, the whole learning experience had changed. Teachers are no longer the only person who provides the students with information. The internet such as google, wikipedia, yahoo answer, blogs and youtube are platforms where students search for more information. And if the students just take the time to read a little more, they will be "smarter" than the teachers in term of information.
On the other side, this also makes the student a "reluctant thinker". They expect to know the answer immediately and no longer think or organize their thoughts in an orderly manner. Information is everywhere. This is where the teacher comes in to "facilitate the learning and thinking".
However, the learning device has help tremendously in the daily teaching and learning. But learning devices do not necessarily make the students a better learner.
Mr Teoh: So far, my teaching experience in SST has been positive. I have more attention for my students and they are "closer" to me thanks to the classroom size and Facebook. The school has really made an effort to forge a strong relationship between teacher and students.
Mr Teoh: Not at the moment. I'm still getting to know my students better. In general, most of the students are wonderful.
Q: What’s your new year resolution for your classes or personally?
Getting to know your new teachers - Mr Thomas Yeo
In the new school year, a batch of new teachers have entered SST and be part of the SST family. However, what are their thoughts about us?
So here is an interview segment with two of our new teachers, Mr Yeo and Miss Sng.
Mr Thomas Yeo has joined the SST family as a math teacher and is also a teacher mentor for Media Club CCA. He has taught perviously in schools like Woodlands Secondary. He plays computer games(PS3 and Xbox) and board games in his free time.
So here is an interview segment with two of our new teachers, Mr Yeo and Miss Sng.
Mr Thomas Yeo has joined the SST family as a math teacher and is also a teacher mentor for Media Club CCA. He has taught perviously in schools like Woodlands Secondary. He plays computer games(PS3 and Xbox) and board games in his free time.
Q: How do you find SST so far?
Mr Yeo: I find it fun. Students here are very vocal and like to ask a lot of questions. I have realised I knew so little compared to the students and I'm still learning from them. They have impacted me positvely.
Q: What made you decide to come to SST/teach students?
Mr Yeo: I was attracted to the tech-savvy environment like the learning devices as I am a tech-savvy person myself so I like to use technology to teach.
Q: As a teacher, what are your qualifications?
Mr Yeo: I have a degree in Computer Engineering and also a Post-Graduate Diploma in Education.
Q: What kind of qualities do you want to find in students?
Mr Yeo: I feel that students must be able to be willing to learn and willing to try. They also have to put in effort in whatever they do.
Mr Yeo has also claimed himself as a shopaholic and have more clothes and shoes than his wife!
Mr Yeo: I find it fun. Students here are very vocal and like to ask a lot of questions. I have realised I knew so little compared to the students and I'm still learning from them. They have impacted me positvely.
Q: What made you decide to come to SST/teach students?
Mr Yeo: I was attracted to the tech-savvy environment like the learning devices as I am a tech-savvy person myself so I like to use technology to teach.
Q: As a teacher, what are your qualifications?
Mr Yeo: I have a degree in Computer Engineering and also a Post-Graduate Diploma in Education.
Q: What kind of qualities do you want to find in students?
Mr Yeo: I feel that students must be able to be willing to learn and willing to try. They also have to put in effort in whatever they do.
Mr Yeo has also claimed himself as a shopaholic and have more clothes and shoes than his wife!
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Congratulations NEMation!
Recently, the results for NEMation, an annual animation competition, were announced at West ITE. A total of 13 student supporters had went to the event to support SST's team: Dreamation. Dreamation had got into the top 10 of NEMation 6, and were now competing for first place. After a long period of hard work and waiting, the results were released and Dreamation achieved Second Place!
Dreamation comprised of four students: Kok Yin (Leader), Jing Heng, Ren Chang, Celine.
NEMation had the students working hard during the December Holidays on their final product, and when it was finally released, voting begun.
SST students encouraged each other to vote for Dreamation, and at the end Dreamation managed to snag second place!
Being their first time animating and the school's first team to get into the top 10, they were overwhelmed with excitement.
Interview with Leader of Dreamation, Kok Yin:
1. How do you feel about winning the place of 1st runner up?
Kind of disappointing as we wished to aim for the first place but I am also happy. For a
small school like us, to be able to get 1st runner up right when we participated for the first
time ever. LOLOL.
2. What were your thoughts before the results were announced?
When we knew that we were either champions or 1st runner up, I was trembling. Super
nervous. I walked forward slowly and had to take deep breaths in order to stop myself from
shaking.
3. Is there anything that you guys feel that you could have done better or improved on?
Our art. I feel that our art isnʼt as nice. If we drew it nicer, we could have won
4. Would you join N.E.Mation 7 this year?
Yes if I am able to find a team
Once again, Congratulations to Dreamation for achieving 1st runner up in the competition. And also, congratulations to the other schools who have worked equally hard on their animation projects.
Here is a link, to the results video: Results Video!
Dreamation comprised of four students: Kok Yin (Leader), Jing Heng, Ren Chang, Celine.
NEMation had the students working hard during the December Holidays on their final product, and when it was finally released, voting begun.
SST students encouraged each other to vote for Dreamation, and at the end Dreamation managed to snag second place!
Being their first time animating and the school's first team to get into the top 10, they were overwhelmed with excitement.
Interview with Leader of Dreamation, Kok Yin:
1. How do you feel about winning the place of 1st runner up?
Kind of disappointing as we wished to aim for the first place but I am also happy. For a
small school like us, to be able to get 1st runner up right when we participated for the first
time ever. LOLOL.
2. What were your thoughts before the results were announced?
When we knew that we were either champions or 1st runner up, I was trembling. Super
nervous. I walked forward slowly and had to take deep breaths in order to stop myself from
shaking.
3. Is there anything that you guys feel that you could have done better or improved on?
Our art. I feel that our art isnʼt as nice. If we drew it nicer, we could have won
4. Would you join N.E.Mation 7 this year?
Yes if I am able to find a team
Once again, Congratulations to Dreamation for achieving 1st runner up in the competition. And also, congratulations to the other schools who have worked equally hard on their animation projects.
Here is a link, to the results video: Results Video!
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Chinese New Year 2012
On the 20th of January, SST celebrated it's first Lunar New Year in the new campus! Students were invited to wear red for the day to mark the yearly occasion. The day started of normal, with the main difference being the sea of red in the hall instead of the usual blue. Classes resumed as usual, until the real celebration began during assembly.
At about 11 am, students were streaming into the hall, excitedly awaiting the start of the concert. Soon, the concert began. The curtains opened, and the audience were treated to spectacular renditions of Chinese New Year songs by the guitar ensemble. Led by their conductor, they certainly brought the concert to a great start.
Following which, Carol Chen from S3-09, performed a traditional Chinese song famous in China called 大地飞歌. The song started off with a technical glitch, but nonetheless, after it was resolved, Carol still brought a inspiring song. When asked why she selected that song, she responded, "因为我觉得这种歌是在中国很出名，也很流行。然后每一个名族的歌手都很希望以这首歌来出名，因为这首歌很高难度。之前我也学过大概几年的（类似），然后我觉得我可以handle了啦，这首歌，所以我就选者了这首歌。" In other words, she decided to sing this song as it is very famous and popular in China. As the song is rather difficult to sing, many singers use this song to make their mark. As she has learnt many related songs in the past few years, she feels that she can handle it well. When asked about her Lunar New Year wishes for the teachers and students, she responded, "老师可以工作顺利，同学可以学业进步吧." In other words, she wishes that the teachers would not have many problems in their job, and that the students continue to improve in their studies.
Following that performance, the finalist team of the N.E-mation competition gave a presentation regarding their entry, hoping that out fellow SST students will vote for their entry. To vote, simply visit http://nemation.sg for more details.Their presentation brought lots of laughs to the audience.
After that, the wushu CCA honed their skills with a spectacular and intense display of martial arts. They certainly kept the audience at the edge of their seats with their use of swords and weapons. When asked how he felt about this year's celebration, Preston from S3-08 and also from the Wushu CCA responded that, "I feel that it was a major success, all of the events that were planned for the celebration went very well, and the audience were great - they were very supportive. " He also reminds SST students to study harder and at the same time, make sure that they have better health.
Following the wushu display, the students were into another treat of vocal talent. The SST Show Choir performed a re-written version of Gong Xi Fa Cai. The innovative twist to the song was definitely a refreshing change to the traditional song.
Following the Show Choir performance was one of the highlights of the show. The lion dance had begun. The loud noises accompanying the 2 lions and a man in a costume certainly wowed everyone, especially when they were on the floor interacting with the audience. It certainly brought the festive feeling up to another level!
Soon, the lion dance ended and that marked the end of the celebration. Ms. Alice Lim, the organizer of this event, feels that this performance is "refreshing apart from last year because we have a rather short time to prepare but everything actually come together very nicely. All the performance, the performers all put in their best effort and put on a brilliant show." When asked about her New Year wishes for SST Students and teachers, she responded, "I wish SST students and staff a happy Chinese new year, may all the wishes come true."
Overall, this celebration had been a spectacular one and with the lack of time the school had, considering how early the lunar new year is this year and our move to the new campus, it certainly made this celebration a much more impressive one. All of us, students and teachers had fun this celebration, and it was a great one to mark the first ever lunar new year celebration in our new campus. Congratulations to all involved in the celebration for the hard work put in! You certainly had outdone yourselves!
Written by Lee YuChong
Photos by Reuven Lim and Issac Lim
Vetted by Cherin Tan
At about 11 am, students were streaming into the hall, excitedly awaiting the start of the concert. Soon, the concert began. The curtains opened, and the audience were treated to spectacular renditions of Chinese New Year songs by the guitar ensemble. Led by their conductor, they certainly brought the concert to a great start.
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| Carol Chen performing |
Following that performance, the finalist team of the N.E-mation competition gave a presentation regarding their entry, hoping that out fellow SST students will vote for their entry. To vote, simply visit http://nemation.sg for more details.Their presentation brought lots of laughs to the audience.
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| Kok Yin and Celine presenting for their N.E-mation entry |
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| Wushu Performance |
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| Show Choir Performance |
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| Lion Dance |
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| Lions "playing" with students |
Overall, this celebration had been a spectacular one and with the lack of time the school had, considering how early the lunar new year is this year and our move to the new campus, it certainly made this celebration a much more impressive one. All of us, students and teachers had fun this celebration, and it was a great one to mark the first ever lunar new year celebration in our new campus. Congratulations to all involved in the celebration for the hard work put in! You certainly had outdone yourselves!
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| Students enjoying themselves watching performances |
Photos by Reuven Lim and Issac Lim
Vetted by Cherin Tan
Saturday, January 21, 2012
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