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Contents About Children’s Aid Society 2 Our Mission and Objectives 3 Chairman’s Message 4

Executive Committee 5

Our Programmes 6

Our Residents 7 Our Staff 8

Our Volunteers 8 Activities for 2011 9 Our Expenses 11 Review of Financial Statements 11 Reserves Policy 12 Disclosure of Remuneration 13 Disclosure of Governance Checklist 13 Our Plans & Commitments for 2012 14 Our Donors 15

Donations-in-kind 17 Services Rendered 21 Statement by the Executive Committee and Financial Statements 23

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About Children’s Aid Society

The Children’s Aid Society is registered under the Societies Act and manages the Melrose

Home. An Executive Committee is elected from among its members and is the governing body

for the Home.

The Children’s Aid Society is among the oldest philanthropic organisations in Singapore, having

been formed in the late 1800s as the St Nicholas Home. Its present name was established in

1902.

Melrose Home provides a supportive environment for children and teenagers between the ages

of 3 to 18 years, who need care and protection in a residential setting. These are children and

teenagers whose parents or family members are unable to provide them with adequate care

and supervision.

The Home has the capacity to provide quality residential care for 40 children and 25 teenagers. Registered as a Society 19.12.1962 ROS Reference Number 0990/1947 WEL UEN Number S62SS0031K Institution of Public Character Number IPC000456 Registered Address 503 Clementi Road,

Singapore 599488 Charity Trustees HSBC Trustee (S) Ltd Bankers Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd United Overseas Bank Ltd Auditor RSM Chio Lim Honorary Legal Advisors Allen & Gledhill LLP Honorary Doctors Drs Bain & Partners Chang Clinic Honorary Advisors Dr Chang Tou Liang - Medical Practitioner

Dr Jazmyn Chelliah - Child Psychologist

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Our Mission and Objectives Mission

A professional and progressive charity to nurture, motivate and develop young persons in need

of care.

Objectives

1. To provide a safe, supportive and stimulating environment for our residents

2. To provide opportunities for all our residents to develop their talents

3. To optimize the full capacity of Melrose

4. To ensure efficient and effective management of our resources

5. To offer a family mentoring service

6. To identify and respond to the changing needs of Singapore

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Chairman’s Message

2011 was a year of significant changes. With amendments to the Children & Young Person Act, all Voluntary Children’s Homes are now required to be licensed. We passed the licensing inspection and the Home was granted a 2 year license by the Ministry of Community Development, Youth & Sports (MCYS). We amended our Constitution - extending the Executive Committee’s term of office from the previous 1 year to 2 years, as we believe this will allow greater continuity and enable us to better plan and execute the Children's Aid Society's strategic thrust.

Despite the difficult economic climate, donations received by our Home have held up well, for which we are extremely grateful to our donors and partners. This allowed us to continue to offer a high quality of care, support services and programmes to the children and teenagers in our care. At the same time, we focused on cost management, so as to ensure efficient and effective management of our resources. We completed the comprehensive renovation of the Home in early 2011, which we believe will provide a better living and learning environment for our children and teenagers. We continued to expand our outreach in 2011 - our muster expanded about 20%. During the year, there were 29 new admissions into the Home and 27 residents were discharged and returned to their families because conditions at their homes had improved. Melrose will continue to strive in providing a safe environment to bring hope to children and young persons in need of care and protection. However, this would not have been possible without the dedication and contribution of all our staff, the many volunteers, donors and partners of the Society, as well as the unstinting support of my fellow committee members. My sincere thanks also to our Sector Administrator, the Charity Council, the National Council of Social Services and the Ministry of Community Development, Youth & Sports for their encouragement and support. Michael Kan Yuet Yun, PBM Chairman, Executive Committee

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Executive Committee

An Executive Committee is elected from among its members and is the governing body for the

Home.

The Executive Committee is responsible for setting policies and overseeing key operational and

financial aspects of the Home. The Sub Committees oversee the management of the Home

and work closely with the Executive Director to ensure quality care for our residents. All the

Committee members are volunteers from different professions and backgrounds, and provide

their services without any remuneration.

Michael Kan Yuet Yun, PBM Chairman

Henry Yeo Wee Heng Vice Chairman

Elaine Lim Hon Secretary

Jarrod Ong Chew Yeang Hon Treasurer

Irene Chia Chairman, Staff & Admin Sub Committee

Peggy Ann Desker Chairman, Children & Programme Sub Committee

Elizabeth Martin- Chua Chairman, Fund Raising Sub Committee

Stephen Yeap Chairman, Audit Sub Committee

Datuk Tuan Azad Zain Member

Nelly Kwa Member

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Our Programmes Residential Care Melrose provides safety, security, care and support, to our residents, and ensures that their needs are met and their interests protected.

Academic Guidance & Support The Home supports our children and teenagers in their academic and intellectual development through tuition, learning support and enrichment programmes.

Personal & Social Development There is a wide range of programmes to

strengthen the overall development and

character building of our residents, as well as to

develop their talents and abilities.

Case Work & Counselling

Case work intervention, therapeutic services

and support are provided to address family

related issues as well as the various

behavioural, social and emotional needs of our

residents.

Family & Community Partnership

The Home works with the families, schools and

community agencies on issues concerning the

well-being of our residents. The objective is for

them to eventually return to their families when

their home circumstances have improved.

Aftercare & Mentoring

An aftercare programme is put in place when a

resident leaves the Home to return to the

family. The Home also set up “Melrose Club”,

which offers continued mentoring and

support to those who have been discharged.

* Please note that the above children’s photographs are stock images

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Our Residents

Melrose Home provides a supportive environment for children and teenagers between the ages

of 3 to 18 years, who need care and protection in a residential setting. These are children and

teenagers whose parents or family members are unable to provide them with adequate care

and supervision.

Residents under the Home’s care can be broadly categorized as:

● Statutory Cases – directed for admission by the Juvenile Court under a Care and

Protection Order; since 2010, the Home began to admit Beyond Parental Control (BPC)

cases

● Child Protection Cases – referred by the Ministry of Community Development, Youth

and Sports (MCYS)

● Compassionate Grounds Cases – referred by families, social service and community

agencies

Number of Residents in Residential Care (as at the last day of the month):

Month Gender Age Group Case Type Total

Male Female Children Teenagers Statutory Cases

Child Protection Cases

Compassionate Grounds

Cases

January 17 27 32 12 5 23 16 44

February 18 28 32 14 5 23 18 46

March 18 26 31 13 5 21 18 44

April 18 26 31 13 5 20 19 44

May 23 29 36 16 7 26 19 52

June 22 32 37 17 7 28 19 54

July 23 30 36 17 7 27 19 53

August 25 31 39 17 7 31 18 56

September 25 32 39 18 8 31 18 57

October 24 30 38 16 6 32 16 54

November 24 30 38 16 6 31 17 54

December 18 29 33 14 6 29 12 47

In 2011, 29 new residents were admitted to the Home, but by the end of the year, 27 had been

discharged. The Home served a total of 74 residents throughout the year.

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Our Staff The efficient operation of Melrose Home and the quality care given to our residents is ensured by a dedicated and committed team of 28 staff. The Executive Director is responsible for the overall management of the Home and ensures that the staff are conversant with and adhere to the mission and objectives of the Home. The team includes:

● 1 Home Manager responsible for the maintenance and running of the Home ● 2 Supervisors responsible for daily operations and care-giving duties ● 4 Social/Case Workers responsible for managing the Individual Care Plan for our

residents and attending to each individual's emotional and psychological needs ● 2 Youth Workers responsible for the mentoring and supervision of the teenage residents ● 1 Administrative Officer responsible for admin and finance ● 1 Volunteer & Programme Coordinator responsible for the management of

programmes, volunteers and fund raising ● 11 House-parents responsible for care-giving ● 3 House-keepers responsible for the general cleanliness and maintenance of the Home ● 1 Cook responsible for the preparation of balanced, nutritional meals for the residents ● 1 Driver responsible for ferrying the children to and from school

Our Volunteers Volunteers play an important role in the operation of the Home. The main groups are:

● Individual volunteers who give weekly tuition or teach special skills to our residents ● Volunteers from the universities, polytechnics and schools who organise various

activities for our residents ● Corporate volunteers from private and public sector organizations who provide financial

support for the Home’s programmes and projects Our volunteers are also involved in:

● Maintenance of the building and facilities ● Enrichment classes and educational trips ● Sports training and out-door games ● Learning support and skills development ● Recreational activities ● Fund raising activities in aid of Melrose Home

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Activities for 2011 (Highlights)

Month Activities Organisers / Partners

January Pre-Chinese New Year Spring Cleaning Singapore Polytechnic

Start of Monthly Birthday Celebrations Low Sulin & Friends

February Chinese New Year Parties and Games Bedok Youth Club, Tengah Air Base Ngee Ann Polytechnic, ST Electronics

March Start of Monthly Good Behaviour Outing

Obadiah Volunteers

Mural Painting in Home Hougang Primary School Teachers

Canadian Kitchen Pizza Tour Changi General Hospital

April Children’s Day Out

AutoFrance

May SPCA Pet Workshop Hwa Chong Institution

Botanical Gardens Outing Goldman Sachs

June Prawning Outing Leo Club

East Coast Outing & BBQ National University Singapore

Financial Awareness Workshop Credit Suisse

Cupcake Making SP Creative Minds

Science Centre & Snow City Outing Tyco International

Sentosa Outing SKM Singapore Pte Ltd

Movie Outing ERC Institute

Wildlife Treasure Hunt National University Singapore

July Fencing Workshop Z-Fencing

Arts & Crafts Workshop AXA Insurance Singapore

Pastamania Kitchen Tour OCBC Bank

August Kite Making & Kite Flying Workshop Nan Hua High School

Children’s Innovation Carnival ROHEI Corporations

September Lantern Festival Outings Willis Management, City Development Limited

Universal Studio Outing Facility Link

Pizza & Hotdog Making Singapore Press Holdings

Movie Outing ST Electronics

Baking Workshop WASCO/GSI

Marina Barrage Outing General Electric

October Personal Grooming Workshop Credit Suisse

Yacht Outing Republic of Singapore Yacht Club

November Arts & Crafts Workshop Han’s Art

Bollywood Veggies Outing Top Great Engineering

Forest Adventure Outing Service Source

AXA Games Carnival AXA Insurance Singapore

December Pokemon Show Outing City Development Limited

Mint Museum Outing Raffles Hotel

Christmas Party @ SCB Standard Chartered Bank

Christmas Parties and Celebrations Ngee Ann Polytechnic, The Tanglin Club, Monetary Authority Singapore

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Melrose - A “home away from home” for children and young persons in need of care

where we play together … … and give each other support

where we build castles …

… and our perfect world

where we can be football stars … … and super heroes

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Our Expenses The monthly average cost of running the Melrose Home operations is about $120,000. About 29% of this cost is funded by the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports through a grant based on the number of residents. However, the major part of the Home’s operational costs is funded by donations from corporations, organised groups and well-wishing individuals. Review of Financial Statements The Home recorded a deficit of $129,661 in 2011 compared to a surplus of $805,187 in 2010. The deficit arose because it was necessary to make a financial provision of $287,773 in relation to an unrealized loss on the value of our investment portfolio (compared with gains in the value of investments of $263,633 in the previous year). During the financial crisis in 2008 the value of our investment portfolio fell by more than $800,000. As a result, we revised our investment guidelines which have now proved to be more prudent and resilient. In 2011 the value of our portfolio dropped by less than 6% as compared to a fall of more than 18% in the ST Index. Donations received by the Society have held up well despite the difficult economic climate. In 2011 we received $963,129 and we would like to express our appreciation for the generosity of our benefactors and donors.

In 2011, our expenses increased by about 15% as a result of higher costs relating to the 20% increase in the number of residents at the Home.

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Reserves Policy The reserves of the Home comprise our investment portfolio and cash balances. As at the 31 December 2011 the value of reserves stood at $6,490,728, a decrease of $276,104 (-4%) over the previous year. The ratio of our reserves to our projected annual operating expenditure for 2012 is 4.3 compared to 4.9 in 2010. These reserves were primarily established in 1987 when the Home sold off its peripheral land for development netting $1.1 million. These proceeds were placed in an investment portfolio comprising blue chip trustee shares and bonds. The value of the portfolio has grown steadily over the subsequent 25 years during which time relatively consistent market growth has been punctuated by periodic market falls such as the one experienced in 2008. The dividend and interest income generated by our reserves combined with donations has normally enabled the Home to bridge the substantial gap between the government grant and our total operating expenditure. However, during the recent financial crisis we were able to draw heavily on our reserves which justified the past prudent reserves policy of the Home. Furthermore, we have been successful in maintaining the financial stability of the Home during this challenging period. Our current reserves policy will enable the Home to fulfill our continuing obligations to the residents in our care. In our current five-year strategic plan period we have set a goal of achieving a reserves to

operating expenditure ratio of around 5 (times). We believe this will give us the flexibility to

increase our expenditure on our care programmes, expand our outreach and services to help

children, teenagers and their families, and to respond to the changing needs of Singapore.

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Disclosure of Remuneration 1. Staff The annual remuneration of the top 3 key executives of the Society did not individually exceed S$100,000. 2. Board

The members of the Executive Committee and Sub-Committees of the Children’s Aid Society do not receive any remuneration or benefits for their services to the Home. Disclosure of Governance Checklist Children’s Aid Society has fully complied with the Code of Governance Evaluation Checklist for Institutions of a Public Character (IPCs). (Full checklist is available at www.charities.gov.sg)

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Our Plans and Commitments for 2012 Children’s Aid Society will be celebrating our 110th anniversary in 2012. Beyond looking back and celebrating our long history, we are looking forward to embarking on our second Strategic Planning Retreat to chart the future direction for the Society.

With the risk of a default on sovereign debt in the Euro Zone averted, we are cautiously optimistic that we will see some recovery in 2012; the key risk being an oil-price shock arising from the escalation of tensions in the Middle East. We shall continue to actively monitor our investments to safeguard the financial assets of the Society. We completed our risk management analysis in 2011, and in 2012, respective sub committees’

risk owners will be actively reviewing the identified risk areas and implementing initiatives to

mitigate those risks. We will also be initiating our next cycle of internal audit in 2012, so as to

improve our internal controls.

In the coming year, we will be building a new level at our teens’ wing - the expansion is part of

our plan to expand our outreach to take in new residential care cases. We would like to thank

Ascendas for agreeing to be the principal sponsor and supporter for this project.

One of our vans used for transport of our residents will be 10 years old and will be replaced. This ensures greater safety for our residents when being ferried to schools, outings and activities, medical and other appointments. In view of the increased muster and changing profiles of higher needs residents, we will be investing in our human resource by improving the competencies of our staff through targeted training so that we can be more effective in helping our residents and their families. We will continue to invest in providing quality programmes and support services for both our

in-care and after-care clients. We will also be in discussion with MCYS and NCSS to explore

potential areas of services to fulfill unmet needs.

We are budgeting close to a balanced budget for the coming year, relying on a substantial level of donations, and we are earnestly hoping that the unstinting support from our donors and partners will be generously maintained in 2012.

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Our Donors $50,001 & above The CLSA Chairman’s Trust $20,001 to $50,000 Anonymous c/o Joni Sim AXA Insurance (S) Pte Ltd AXA Life Insurance(S) Pte Ltd CLS International (1993) Pte Ltd Facility Link Pte Ltd Jurong International Holdings Pte Ltd Ngee Ann Development Pte Ltd

$10,000 to $20,000 Raffles Girls School (YMCA-Youth for Causes) Commonwealth Bank of Australia DSO National Laboratories General Insurance Association of Singapore Hansgrohe Pte Ltd Lee Foundation McDonald’s Restaurants Pte Ltd Overseas- Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd Raffles Quay Asset Management Pte Ltd Yuen Kin Pheng

$5,001 to $9,999 Jurong International Holdings Pte Ltd MSIG Insurance (S) Pte Ltd NTUC Income Insurance Co-Operative Ltd QBE Insurance (International) Ltd

Sankyu (S) Pte Ltd Tokio Marine Insurance (S) Ltd Warren Golf & Country Club Z Fencing Pte Ltd

$1,001 to $5,000 AccuSafe (Pte) Ltd ACE Insurance Ltd Alliance 21 Pte Ltd Allswell Trading Pte Ltd Asia Capital Reinsurance Agents (Asia) Asia Pacific Breweries (S) Pte Ltd Association of (S) Insurance Agents (Asia) Benjamin Ong Jin Kuan BP c/o Charities Aid Foundation Chartis (S) Insurance Pte Ltd Chemara Realty Pte Ltd Chester Technologies (F.E.) Pte Ltd China Taiping Insurance (S) Pte Ltd Chong Lo Lan Pearlyn ComLaw LLC Commscope Solutions (S) Pte Ltd CPA Australia Ltd Cymer (S) Pte Ltd DB Acoustics Pte Ltd DLE M&E Pte Ltd Eng Hoe San EQ Insurance Co Ltd Excel Precast Pte Ltd Expats Furniture Rental Pte Ltd

Federal Insurance Co First Capital Insurance Ltd Gas Services International (S) Pte Ltd Hong Ru Ting HSBC Insurance (S) Pte Ltd Insight Adjusters & Surveyors Pte Ltd Jia Yue Construction Pte Ltd Jimmy Lim Boh Yong Jin Cheng Pte Ltd Jin Loong Properties Pte Ltd John Bateman Joo Long Engineering Pte Ltd K Kim Hin Auto Pte Ltd Khoo Poh Choo Christina Kiong Gay Plasterceil Design Pte Ltd L.C.H. (S) Pte Ltd Lee Kim Tah Foundation Lee Siew Yuen Lee Yoke Teng Lena Quek Poh Lian Liberty Insurance Pte Ltd Lim Teow Jin Little Village

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$1,001 to $5,000 Lloyd’s of London (Asia) Pte Ltd Lonpac Insurance Bhd Marmonier Yann Valery Matthew Blackwell Mellford Pte Ltd Miller Insurance Services (S) Pte Ltd Momenntum Pte Ltd MST Golf (S) Pte Ltd My Montessori My World Kindergarten Nanyang Law LLC Ng Chee Tim Fredrick Nicholas Giles Aplin Odyssey Reinsurance Co Reputation Management Associates Pte Ltd Richzone Properties Investment Pte Ltd Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance PLC S. Sundralingam SF Consulting Pte Ltd SHC Capital Ltd Simon Ree Soh Cheng Kwang David St. David’s Society of Singapore Standard Chartered Bank Subramaniam s/o Muneyandi Tan Siam Weng Tan Soon Yee, Carolyn Tanah Merah Country Club Tat Lee Sanitary & Plumbing Pte Ltd Teambuild Land Pte Ltd Tee Kim Yong Tenet Insurance Co. Ltd Teo Chong Hock The Association of Banks in Singapore The Factory Chocolat Pte Ltd The Tanglin Club The TOA Reinsurance Co Ltd (S) Branch Thio Shen Yi Stephanie Vantage Automobile Ltd Vertex Innovations Pte Ltd

$1,000 Chen Fang Hua Chorina Khoo Siew Chan Christopher Murugasu Edipro Service E-Tra Designs Pte Ltd Fabristeel Pte Ltd Gates Underwriting Agency Pte Ltd Gopal Chand Anand Hyphens Pharma Pte Ltd Kewal Ramani Foundation Khua Kian Keong Lee Li Mei Life Insurance Association Lim Ah Cheng Lim Siew Hiang Low nee Lee Guat Hiong Michael Coleman Nam Yoon Suck Progress Galvanizing Pte Ltd Robert Flynn Sim Hui Cheng Julie Simpson Spence & Young Singapore American School Ltd Singapore Reinsurers' Association SQL View Pte Ltd Super Galvanising Pte Ltd Susan Mah Hung Mun Tan Swee Yiow Tan Yi Yee Thean Kooi Choong Wah Loon Engrg Pte Ltd Yang Yi Lun

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Donations-in-kind Auditor-General's Office Aaron AB Charity & Soul Foundation (Philip Lee) Accenture Adeline ERL Adi Chand Agnes Khoo (My First Skool Strathmore Centre) Alastair Tan Alice Ho Alicia Chua Yoon Mee Alner Lee Alvin & Friends Alwin Ong Amos Cheong Amrit Kaur Amway (S) Pte Ltd Andrea Lim Ang Ting Chong (Mrs. Lim) Angel Angel Low Angela Poh Ann Cheng Sze Fern Anna Diep Anthony Ng Apple Yeo APSM-John & Ulli Aries Soh & Friends Asia Pacific Sports Management Au Huey Ling Avon Barry and Lani Eu Ben Cuang/Irene Ho Bena Ang Benjamin Bessie Chua Calvin Wan Canadian International School Candy Loo/Alvin Wong Carol Ng Caroline Chua Caroline David Caroline van den Wall Bake Carrier (S) Pte Ltd Catherine Lee Cecilia Khoo Theng Theng Chai Yu Ling He Jia Chan Kin Seng

Charlyn Tean (Auric Pacific Marketing Pte Ltd) Chee Siok Chin Chen Yin Mun Cheryl Cheryl Lim/Helen Chew Poh Hong Chew Puey Chin Chia Ei Leen Chia Jia Hao Alvin Chin Chin Chloe Seah (Vivocity) Chow Siew Ling Christian Charlton (Lodge of St. George) Christine Tay Chua Chau Loon Chua Chin Eng Chua Jia Yin Chwee Kang Beo Association Clarissa Bay Colin Loo Colliers International (S) Pte Ltd Commandos Officers Mess Cotton Care Credit Suisse Asset Management Cymer Singapore Cynefrid Pua Jiunn Jin Daena Tan (Exxon Mobil) Dawn Cheng DGFX Studio Pte Ltd Diana Elizabeth d/o Andrew (My First Skool) Dominic Seow Edward Tuition Eileen Lee Suk Yan Eileen Lim Elaine Elizabeth Loo Emily Kong Eric & Ramesh Erila Peh Erlina Tri Wulan Sari Eunice Evelyn Yeow Fang Yin Ha Farlin Felicia Quek (Chairperson RGPS) Fen Florence (Glencore Conrad Centennial S'pore)

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Florence Choo & Anthony Ng Florence & Ivan Foong Cheek Loon Frasers Centrepoint Property Mgmt Services Pte Ltd Freddy Lim Garry Chia Weixun GFK Asia Pte Ltd Global Harvest Trading Pte Ltd Gloria Tan Grace & Friends Grace Phuay Han Shengda Calvin Hariran s/o Kunasegaran Heinz Asean Pte Ltd Helen Helen Tan Helen Yong Henry & Angela @ Thinkwell.com.sg Hew Mei Ping Hinn Moe Aye Ho Khea Kia's Family Ho Shu Fang Alle Ho Xiang Ning Invida Holdings Pte Ltd Irene Lai Ivy Kek J Kumar J.P. Morgan James Wong Kai Ming Jananie (Charis) Jananie Audimulam & Friends Jane Janet Law Janet Lim Janice Ho Janice Lee Janice & Jeremy Lee Jayavikram C Jean Ng Jebsen & Jebsen Jenny Ang, Susan Ong, Darren, Norman Lim Jenny Lee Jeyavikram C Jiang Weiting (Ngee Ann Poly) Jocelyn Anthony (My First Skool) Jocelyn Lee John Lee

Joyce Or Judy den Hartog-Hsu (Pistorio Fdtn) Junita Devi Justin, Ming Chong, Junwei Karen Chuan Karen Ng Kelvin Tan (Setclear Pte Ltd) Keng Jun Hao Keng Yew Huat Kerinder Kaur Kho Zhi Gang Kimberly Tan Kishor Kumar Girdharbhai Gohel Knauf (S) Pte Ltd (Jonathon Choo) Koh Eng Hwa Koh Yak Boo Koo Yow Loy Korina Vivo City P/L (Vivo City Trust) Kuah Wei Nan Lai Li Fang Ruby Lalita Kapadia Late Mr Suppiah Perumal Lau Shu Mei Laurence Lau Kwok Weng Lee (Katika) Lee Chiew Yan Lee Han Kee Lee Hong Kuen Lee Yun Jin Lee Zi Yi Michelle Lena Chew Shu Ling Leow Beng Seng Liew Chooi Ngoh Liew Mei Ping Lim Kuan Hong Lim Mei Xi Lim Siew Hoy Lim Yeow Ong Lindsay Fipp Lodge of St. George Loh Mooi Lam Lorenzo Eiffel Lotus Light Charity Society Lunar Lim Mak Wei Jong Malini Tanabalana Marcus Wong

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Margaret Ang, Nicole Tan, Brad Tan, Willie Tan, Vincent Low Marilyn Wong & Maureen Ang Mark Goh Mary Yang Matthias Max Zimmermann May McDonald's Restaurant Pte Ltd Mdm Chng Kim Lay Mdm Chua Mdm Foo Yee Bao Meihua/Sarah Pyne/Sean Melissa Lim Meritor Michelle Chew Mimi Chen & Friends Minal Shamdasani Mitsubishi Elect Asia Pte Ltd Mohamed Farok (Steven's teacher) Mr & Mrs Lian Mr Chu (Lee & Leong Fire Systems & Engineering) Mr King Mr Tan Mr Wilson Mrs Naera Sharma Mrs Tan (Nanyang Girls High Sch) National Library Board Ng Hoon Chee Ng Lay Lay Nick Liang Jenn Heng Norman Lim & Darren Chee NTUC My First Skool Bukit Merah NUS IEEE (Sobrayen Lingeshwaren) Oh Lai Hen Ong Shing Juin Ong Swee Siong Oon Boon San Oon Boon Sau Pamela Ismail Pamella Odher Pang Kiah Keen Pastamatrix International Pte Ltd Patricia Lim Pearline Seng Peihwa Presbytherian Primary School Performance Premium Selection Perminder Singh Peter Wee (Lodge of St. George)

Pin Corporation Pte Ltd Pooja Sachdev Priya Qinxian (NTU- Psy. Div) Quek Kiat Sing Quek Tze Ming Quek Yi Xuan Rachel Tee Chuei Fong Rajalingam Kanasalingam Rajasingam S.M Ranuke Palanivelu Red Auto Pte Ltd Robert Gribben Roger Jegathesan Rohan Leonardo Rohit Thadani Roopal Gawuvly Roy Chua Ruby Lai Rusty Lee RW Foodstuff Pte Ltd Sabrina Au Kai Ting & Ang Eelin Sabrina Cheong (Firmerich Asia Pte Ltd) Sabrina Goh Sam Chiann Sapna Jhangiani Sara Teo Sarina Saw Khaw Chuan Seah Ho Tat Jack & Tan Gek Kee Seah May Ling Christine Sean Ng Jun Kit Sean Ong SEB See Ong Cheng Seng Zhuan Zi (Pu Zhao Chan Si Temple) Seow Jun Kuan Johnston Serene Serene Tan Seth Tan Shan Sharling Ang Sharon Sharon Tang Sheena Kulahong, Wang Yuwei, Zheng Bo Jun, Aye Min Win, Aung Myo Kyaw (BCA ACADEMY) Sheng Xian Trading Pte Ltd Sherry

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Shirleen Shirley Chew Sin Sen Mon Singapore Epson Industrial Pte Ltd & Bukit Timah Primary School Singapore Polytechnic SKM Sanjay Soh Puay Wee Sophisca Candy Palace Pte Ltd ST Electronics St.Anthony's Primary School Star Learners @ Pasir Ris Pte Ltd Stationery Stella Stephanie Tan Stephanie Chew Steven Tan Steven The & Nathaniel Tan Sue Dharma Suzanne Choo T. Bal Tabitha Israel Tan Chu Boon Tan Jit Beng Tan Ju Li Tan Seow Hou Tan Shin Eik Tan Suh Fang Tan Wei Hung Tan Yit Poh Tanglin Trust International School Tara Bal Tay Kai Wei Tay Lee Ching Teambuild Construction Pte Ltd Ten Chew Hiong

Tengah Air Base TEPG Pte Ltd The Factory Chocolat Thomas Tan Thum Chun Kwan Tim White (HSBC) Ting Toh Jia Wei Tracy Chong Trion Shipping Pte Ltd Tristan Michael LopezUnistream Engineering Usha Vanessa Kee Vernon & Jenny Vicki Vincent Lim (Febulous) Vivo City (Mapletree Commercial) Vivo City Pte Ltd (Chloe Seah) Wam Boon Ann Weiling, Eddie, Daniel, Michelle, Alan, Diana (Zue Zuen Ge Buddhism Cultural Artifacts Centre) Wendy Teo William William Choy William Yeo Wong Kai Ming James Wong Koh Yan Wong Kok Keong Woodlands Zone 'One' RC (Ken Chew) Y&Q Ye Cai Yan Yew Ah Seng Ying Ying Yinghui (Bishan ITE) Zaim Zen Lee, Lynette, Tony, CK Ong

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Services Rendered Cleaning & Building Maintenance AIA Group Limited Credit Suisse Ngee Ann Polytechnic River Valley High School Singapore Polytechnic SSMC Tengah Air Base Craft / Skill / Educational Workshops Anglo-Chinese Junior College Credit Suisse Han’s Art Hwa Chong Institution Raffles Junior College Singapore Management University WASCO/GSI Watami Food Services Westwood Secondary Secondary Consultancy Services Leornie Quek Design Work Equus Design Education Advisory Mabel Wee Educational Programmes Dyslexia Association of Singapore National Library Board Little Village Zoo-Phonics Asia Pte Ltd Hair Cuts Kizuki Salon Library / Books Cataloguing Jean & Friends Yishun Junior College Medical Consultation Chang Clinic Drs. Bain & Partners

Excursions & Outings Ascendas Pte Ltd Asiaworks AutoFrance Changi General Hospital City Developments Limited City Sunshine Club Commscope Solutions (S) Pte Ltd CPA Australia ERC Institute Facility Link Feng Ming Construction Pte Ltd General Electric Goldman Sachs ITE College West JP Morgan Jurong Secondary School Leo Club Lions’ Club MadThai Majuko Enterprise (S) Pte Ltd Nan Hua High School Nanyang Polytechnic National Technology University National University of Singapore Ngee Ann Polytechnic NTT Communications OCBC Bank Raffles Hotel Republic of Singapore Yacht Club ROHEI Corporations Serangoon Community Club Service Source Singapore Press Holdings SKM Singapore Pte Ltd ST Electronics Standard Chartered Bank Teambuild Construction Pte Ltd The Boys’ Brigade The Tanglin Club Top Great Engineering Tyco International Willis Management Wuay Boon & Friends YMCA Z-Fencing

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Mural Painting Hougang Primary School Photography / Videography Steven Liew Reading Programmes Loh Wan Fei Serene Phua Social & Recreation Programmes Alliance 21 AXA Insurance Singapore Bedok Youth Club Carrier Singapore Chalk & Duster – NUS students City Developments Limited Credit Suisse Hwa Chong Institution ITE College West JP Morgan Lotus Light Charity Society (Singapore) Nan Hua High School Nanyang Girls’ School National University of Singapore Navient Pte Ltd NCR Singapore Pte Ltd Ngee Ann Polytechnic Phillis Yeo & friends Raffles Girl’s School River Life Church SEB Singapore Branch SetClear Pte Ltd Singapore American School Singapore Management University Singapore Polytechnic Singapore Tourism Board Sufen & Friends Symantec Tan Chin Tuan Foundation Temasek Polytechnic Tengah Air Base The Lodge of St. George United World College

Tuition Programmes Annalechumi Sagadevan Charlene Ong Chee Junn Yeow Chia Sze Boon Cindy Lim Eloise Lie Foo Wei Ling Hee Qui Huat Hwa Chong Institution Ilyas Hasshim Irene Tang Jaishree Jaybalan Jaishree Jaybalan Kathryn Lee Keith Goh Lakshmi Vishwanath Lim Wen Xing Liu Shi Yang Lynette Chia Lynette Teo National University of Singapore Ng Su Peng Ng Wang Fen Ong Chong Kit Ophilia Lai Rachel Low Shanti Suppiah Singapore Polytechnic Siti Rashidah Suditi Stanley Sumathi Sumitha Kirsnan Vickneswari Zhou Zhu Qing

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