A Quarterly Newsletter for Parents of SACPS Volume 4 18 ......The Children’s Day Celebration on 6 October 2016 began with a Para-Liturgy to celebrate the gift of the lives of children

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A Quarterly Newsletter for Parents of SACPS Volume 4 18 Nov 2016

Please access our school website http://www.stanthonyscanossianpri.moe.edu.sg for this issue of Vita @ SACPS with photographs

Teachers’ Day was celebrated on 1 September 2016 this year and the day started with the Teachers’ Day Para-Liturgy. Following that, the celebration began with a surprise video presentation for the teachers which showcased the students’ acting abilities. The video drew much laughter from the audience as the students accurately portrayed distinctive traits of their beloved teachers in the short skits. The Performing Arts Programme has indeed developed our students’ talents and skills! One highlight of the programme was the biennial Students’ Choice Awards where the entire student population voted for different teachers to receive special awards based on the categories given. A few examples of the categories were The Little Miss Sunshine Award, The Most Fashionable Teacher Award and The Best Hair Day Award. The students cast their votes on 29 August 2016 and all the votes were tabulated by the prefects. The recipients of the various awards were invited on stage to receive their gifts amidst thunderous applause from the appreciative student audience. The students were also delighted by their teachers’ funny antics and thank-you speeches. At the end of the programme, the teachers were surprised a second time by another special item put up by the whole student body. To the beat of a latest hit song, Can’t Stop The Feeling, the students danced their way into the hearts of their teachers, who were totally touched by the effort the students had put in. The celebration ended on a high note for both students and teachers. It was certainly a memorable Teachers’ Day for all teachers of SACPS.

Written by Mdm Audra Cardoza

In this fourth and final issue of Vita@SACPS this year, you will read about the various learning journeys and interesting activities organised for our students. Find out more about what the Primary 6 students did as part of their post-PSLE activities. Enjoy!

From the editor

Mrs Judy Ling

COMMITMENT: To have the courage and resilience to stay true to the cause, with a sacrifice and an integrity to what we are called to do.

TEACHERS’ DAY CELEBRATION 2016

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TEACHERS’ DAY PARA-LITURGY The Teachers’ Day Para-Liturgy on 1 September 2016 was dedicated to the teachers to be blessed with strength and good health so that they might continue to give of their love to the students. The school listened to a sharing about Jesus Christ as a teacher who tirelessly spoke to everyone he met about the love of God. The presentation helped the teachers to reflect on their roles as educators and to rejuvenate their passion to support and love their students. The celebration was indeed a beautiful one and the Holy Spirit was truly alive in all the Canossian Educators that morning.

PSLE MASS The PSLE Mass was celebrated on 15 September 2016 with Fr Terence Kesavan as the Celebrant. Fr Terence gave blessings to all the Primary 6 students and reminded them to put in their best efforts and to turn to God for strength and in their times of need. The Primary 6 students participated fully in the Eucharistic Celebration held in the school hall. After the celebrations, the students were more at peace as they had lifted up their anxieties to God, leaving the hall with smiles on their faces and positive attitudes to face the examination.

INTERNATIONAL PEACE DAY The school commemorated International Peace Day on 21 September 2016 with a series of activities. The activities emphasised the importance of Humility, a School Core Value, as one factor crucial for maintaining peace in the world. The students listened to an assembly talk which was followed with a class activity in which the students, in teams of five, wrote a peace pledge. These pledges were displayed in the canteen for the week. The students also listened to a presentation by a speaker from the Singapore Children’s Society on how to manage conflicts amongst peers. The activities helped the students to understand the importance of Humility and made them more aware that their thoughts, words and deeds had an impact on maintaining peace in the world.

CHILDREN’S DAY PARA-LITURGY The Children’s Day Celebration on 6 October 2016 began with a Para-Liturgy to celebrate the gift of the lives of children. The story of St Teresa of Calcutta and her love and service to the poor in Calcutta was shared through a skit. The skit reminded the students about the School’s Core Values of Charity and Humility as well as the importance of showing gratitude for the blessings that they have received in school and in their lives. The lively skit was well-received and many in the school could identify with the messages shared. Following the skit, the school continued with prayers, offering thanks for the many blessings received as students of the school and for their lives as precious gifts of their parents. Written by Mrs Agnes Lim

CANOSSIAN SPIRITUALITY AND STUDENT WELL-BEING

COMPASSION: To live each day in true Charity, Humility and Forgiveness

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CHILDREN’S DAY CELEBRATION 2016 The school celebrated Children’s Day on 6 October 2016. The celebration began in the school hall with the singing of the National Anthem, school song, Children’s Day song and the reading of the Children’s Day message. The theme for this year’s celebration was Cartoon Characters and many of the students arrived in school dressed as their favourite cartoon character such as Dora the Explorer, Alice in Wonderland and Minnie Mouse. Even the teachers dressed up as characters from various cartoon shows such as Care Bears, Minions and Mickey Mouse. The school became a wonderland of colours and cartoon characters on 6 October. The Lower and Middle Primary students watched a movie as they had a picnic in the school hall. After the movie and picnic, the students took part in a series of themed activities based on the movie back in their classrooms. As part of the special programme for the day, the Primary 1 to Primary 4 students were given extended recesses. There was also a special carnival put together by our Canossian Co-Educators (CCEs) who had made special effort to surprise the students with treats and games. There was a delightful buffet spread of games, snacks and stationery items for the children to take their pick as well as ice-cream treats. The CCEs also set up a Zumba station and a stickers booth for our students. Laughter could be heard throughout the school as both adults and children enjoyed themselves. One highlight of the carnival was the appearance of Pikachu, a character from the Pokémon cartoon series. One of the fathers had dressed up as Pikachu and entertained the students, adults and even the Canossian Sisters who were there. Everyone enjoyed their interaction with Pikachu and had numerous photographs taken. It was one of the many memorable moments of the day. The Primary 5 and 6 students were also given a special movie surprise. They watched the movie Storks at Filmgarde Cineplex, Kallang. It was a fun-filled outing, especially for the Primary 6 students who had just finished their PSLE. The students thoroughly enjoyed the show and took the opportunity to spend time with their friends. As the students enjoyed the activities planned for them, they also did not forget to care for the less privileged and made donations to the Give-Back Programme. A total of $716.20 was collected from the three-day donation drive which was presented to Willing Hearts. We are extremely proud of our students for upholding the School’s Core Value of Charity. The students had a wonderful time participating in the wide array of activities planned for them on their special day, thanks to the efforts of the staff and the CCEs. Written by Mrs Daleen Ferro

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CHILDREN’S DAY CELEBRATION 2016

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PRIMARY 1 HERITAGE GALLERY VISIT The Primary 1 students visited the Canossian Heritage Gallery with their Form Teachers in Weeks 8 and 9 of Term 3. Being their first visit to the Canossian Heritage Gallery, many of the students were awed by the artefacts kept in the gallery and the history behind them. The teachers shared stories about the Canossian Saints and the Canossian Sisters with the students to help them gain a deeper understanding of our school’s one hundred and thirty-seven year history. It was indeed an enriching and eye-opening learning experience for the young students. Written by Ms Chen Kang Li

ETIQUETTE AND DINING WORKSHOP FOR PRIMARY 6 STUDENTS The Etiquette and Dining Workshop for the Primary 6 students was held on 13 and 14 October 2016. As part of the Etiquette Workshop, the students had an enjoyable time learning about deportment and how to carry themselves well in public so that they would leave a good impression. The hands-on dining experience was held at Eatzi Gourmet Restaurant, SAFRA Yishun. The students learnt about table manners and the way the table should be set for dining in a Western restaurant. The highlight of the day was the opportunity to put to test the skills they had learnt over lunch. It was definitely a memorable experience for the Primary 6 students as they learnt the finer points of becoming confident young ladies. Written by Mrs Agnes Lim

BAKING WORKSHOP FOR PRIMARY 6 STUDENTS In addition to the Dining and Etiquette Workshop, the Primary 6 students also attended a Baking Workshop as part of the school’s Life-Skills Programme. At the baking studio, the students learnt basic baking tips from a professional chef. Working in groups, they learnt how to bake cookies and muffins. Besides baking techniques, the students were educated on the importance of teamwork, active listening and turn-taking. The students enjoyed the workshop and were excited to try their hands at baking or cooking for their families over the holidays. Written by Mrs Angela Tan

POST-PSLE PROGRAMME

CHARACTER AND CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION

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PRIMARY 1 HERITAGE GALLERY VISIT

ETIQUETTE AND DINING WORKSHOP FOR PRIMARY 6 STUDENTS BAKING WORKSHOP FOR PRIMARY 6 STUDENTS

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CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP FOR PRIMARY 6 STUDENTS METAMORPHOSIS - A BETTER WORLD, A BETTER ME. The Primary 6 students participated in a Character Development Workshop as part of the post-PSLE programme. The school partnered with Canossian Mission and the Canossian Co-Educators (CCEs) in running a half-day workshop entitled Metamorphosis: A Better World, A Better Me for the students. The objective of the workshop was to help students develop a deeper understanding of themselves and so appreciate their own special qualities. Through the various workshop activities, the students identified their personal strengths and areas to improve. In doing so, they learnt to love their uniqueness as a child of God. The students also learnt the deeper meaning of their existence in relation to one another and affirmed their friendships with their peers. The workshop was a meaningful one as it helped the students in their preparation to transit to the next phase of their lives. Written by Mrs Agnes Lim PRIMARY 6 GRADUATION AND THANKSGIVING CONCERT 2016 The Primary 6 Graduation and Thanksgiving Concert is an annual event that all Primary 6 students look forward to. It is a platform for our graduating classes to express their gratitude to their parents and teachers for their years of guidance and love in moulding them into who they are today. This year's concert, held on 16 November 2016, was a musical entitled I AM Special. The musical was adapted from the story You Are Special by Max Lucado. The beautiful and touching story reminds everyone in the audience that we are pre-cious to God and to our loved ones just the way we are. Under the direction of their Performing Arts, Music and Visual Art teachers, the Primary 6 students worked together for weeks to rehearse the script, choreograph the different items and design the props and costumes for the musical. There were numerous rehearsals and throughout all the rehearsals, the students worked in teams cheerfully, each one fully committed to doing their best for their item. As a cohort, the students showed care, patience and support to each other during the preparation process, forging closer friendships and unity. The performance on the actual day warmed the hearts of the proud parents of the Primary 6 students and the teachers. Through a short video presentation, the audience saw how the little Primary 1 girls, who were shy and unsure when they first joined the school, had now blossomed to graceful and confident young ladies. The various student representatives reminisced about how they have grown at SACPS and shared their deep-felt gratitude to their teachers for their love and care over the past six years. The concert was a spectacular showcase of the students’ abilities and talents, true to the theme of appreciating our uniqueness as individuals. It was wonderful performance that emphasised the importance of striving to be best versions of ourselves. The concert was indeed memorable and the audience thoroughly enjoyed the performances of all the students. Written by Mdm Audra Cardoza

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PRIMARY 6 GRADUATION AND THANKSGIVING CONCERT 2016

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CARE FOR ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME - SACPS LOVES GOD’S EARTH AND SACPS SAVES GOD’S EARTH During the School Term holidays in March and September, students and their families were engaged in the school’s Care For Environment Programme - SACPS Loves God’s Earth and SACPS Saves God’s Earth. Through the programme, the students completed green tasks together as a family. In appreciation of the green efforts put in by the students and their families, tokens were given out. In September, the programme activities centered around Reduce, Reuse and Recycle (3Rs). Students who completed five green tasks with their families received a token in the form of a fridge magnet, designed by Wong Jian Mei of 4 Justice. Students who had completed seven green tasks with their families received a recyclable bag with a logo designed by Aisha Jeerooburkhan of 5 Prudence. To facilitate the green journey of the students and their families over the December holidays, all students received a copy of My First Green Handbook in Week 9 of Term 4. The handbook contains information about environmental conservation in Singapore and fun family activities. Through the programme, we hope that students and their families can take steps to protect and love God’s Earth together. Written by Mrs Grace Lim

THEATRE EXPERIENCE FOR PRIMARY 1 AND 2 STUDENTS The Primary 1 and 2 students had a fun and educational theatre experience this year. Elephant’s and Piggie's: We Are In A Play! by Players Theatre was the theatre experience selected for the Primary 2 students. On 10 March 2016, the cohort caught the delightful musical at the Ulu Pandan Community Club Theatrette. The musical, straight from the pages of Mo Willems’ award-winning and best-selling children's books of the same name, shared a story about a friendship between two unusual friends. The musical taught the students important lessons about friendship, about being true to oneself and thinking out of the box. The production also helped the students to learn values such as Respect, Teamwork and what it meant to give of their best at all times. The Primary 1 students went to Ulu Pandan Community Club Theatrette on 29 August 2016 to watch Hansel and Gretel also presented by Players Theatre. The students were drawn into the world of Hansel and Gretel by the realistic props and skillful story-telling. They learnt that Hansel, though clever, was impractical and that Gretel was a resourceful and inventive girl. Through the play, the students understood the importance of teamwork in the face of adversities. The play was stimulating, creative and had social and literary breadth. It incorporated strong visuals, creative puppetry, unique staging techniques and imaginative effects which added to the students’ enjoyment immensely. The students enjoyed their theatre experiences and look forward to more of such opportunities in the future. Written by Ms Chua Lee Beng

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

CHEERFULNESS: A true joy in giving fully of oneself to others or to the task and in living each day filled with a zest for life.

PERFORMING ARTS

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CARE FOR ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME - SACPS LOVES GOD’S EARTH AND SACPS SAVES GOD’S EARTH

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CARE FOR ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME - ENERGY HEROES

CARE FOR ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME -

WORLD FOOD DAY

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ACTIVE DAY OUT 3 – ROCK-CLIMBING On 5 September 2016, the PE team, a group of students and their parents participated in a fun and engaging Rock-Climbing session at Onsight Climbing Gym. It was a fun-filled way to welcome the start of the September holidays. As part of the session, the students and their parents had opportunities to try Bouldering and Top-Rope Climbing. During the two-hour session, they tried out the various routes on the rock walls with the support from the encouraging and professional instructors. It was a fantastic workout for the students and their parents. The activity also allowed the teachers, parents and the students to bond and build rapport. At the end of the event, the students and their parents all felt a sense of achievement and were inspired to consider Rock-Climbing as an alternative fun physical activity for the whole family.

HEALTH DAY 2016 A few activities were held in conjunction with Health Day 2016. The objective for the series of activities was to remind students the importance of having a balanced and healthy diet as well as staying physically active. Assembly Talk On 29 August 2016, the Johnson & Johnson Singapore Vision Care team was invited to the school to give an assembly talk to our students on eye-care tips. They reminded the students to have an eye examination at least once a year and to allow their eyes to rest for at least five minutes after thirty to forty minutes of near work. Let’s Get Moving Carnival One highlight of the events was the Let’s Get Moving Carnival, which was a collaboration between the PE Department and Co-Canossian Educators (CCEs), held on 30 August 2016. The CCEs helped to run the various sports and reward stations at the carnival. Their presence also provided encouragement and motivation for the students. The carnival was a success and many students ended their recesses with a small token for completing at least three sports stations. The students enjoyed the activities and learnt about the importance of a healthy lifestyle from the teachers and the parents. CAMP GRIT 2016 Ninety-five athletes attended Camp GRIT (Growth, Resilience, Inspiration and Teamwork), a half-day camp held on 7 November 2016, designed for School Team members from Bowling, Skipping, Taekwondo, Tennis and Track and Field CCAs. The objectives of this camp were to: develop the three Canossian Attributes – Commitment, Compassion and Cheerfulness – in the athletes develop mental toughness and resilience in the students so that they are able to persevere through

difficult circumstances develop confidence in the process of achieving success while persevering if they encounter failure equip students with knowledge and skills to pursue sporting excellence As part of Camp GRIT, athletes attended a Mental Skills Workshop and participated in a series of team-building games. The students also listened to a motivational talk presented by Ms Lynette Koh, a member of the Singapore Rock-Climbing Team. The athletes displayed the Canossian attributes throughout the day. They were fully committed to completing their tasks and the seniors showed compassion to the younger teammates through words of encouragement and guiding them in their tasks. Everyone went through the day’s activities cheerfully and parted ways after the camp feeling accomplished. Written by Ms Rachel Yim

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

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ACTIVE DAY OUT 3 – ROCK-CLIMBING

CAMP GRIT 2016

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PRIMARY 5 AND 6 FIT FOR LIFE CHALLENGE 2016

The Primary 5 and 6 students participated in the FIT For Life Challenge as part of their post-examination activities. The objectives of the challenge were to: engage the students in physical activity build resilience and develop mental strength in the students The activity was also an opportunity for the students to unwind after the examinations and to bond with their teachers and classmates. On 10 October 2016, the Primary 6 students walked from Gardens by the Bay via Marina Barrage to Benjamin Sheares Bridge. The students enjoyed the scenic view of nature and the iconic architecture as they walked to the end–point. The Primary 5 students undertook the challenge on 8 November 2016 with a walk to Bedok Reservoir Park and then back to school. All the students completed the challenge successfully and cheerfully. They were proud that they had conquered the long walk and were in high spirits after the activity. The students shared that they looked forward to sharing their experiences with their families and also encouraging them to be physically active. Written by Mrs Tan Bee Bee

GREEN SCHOOLS@SOUTH EAST AWARDS 2016 The Green Schools@South East Programme was launched in July 2010 and is part of the South East GreenPlan to encourage schools to carry out projects to protect and sustain the environment. Green Schools is one of the key stakeholders identified in the South East GreenPlan which play a crucial role in shaping a cleaner and greener South East district. Schools are encouraged to choose their focus areas, initiate their action plans and set their own targets. The Green Schools@South East Award recognises and honours Primary and Secondary schools, International Schools and Tertiary institutions in the South East District for their contributions and efforts in reaching out to their students and/or the community on environmental issues. SACPS has achieved the Merit Award 2016 and our appreciation goes out to all teachers, students and parents for their support. Written by Mrs Grace Lim


ACHIEVEMENTS

SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENTS

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SINGAPORE ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL-STARHUB SCHOOL GREEN AWARDS (SGA) 2016 The School Green Awards (SGA) organised by Singapore Environment Council recognises schools’ efforts in Environmental Education. Our school believes in a holistic approach in promoting love for God’s Earth. Hence, we involve all students, parents and staff in a variety of activities aimed at saving the environment. Through the collaborative efforts of students, parents and staff, we are proud to announce that we have once again been awarded the Lotus Sustained Achievement Award 2016. This award is given to schools which receive the Lotus Award at least three times consecutively.

SACPS will continue to work hard to keep the Earth green!

Written by Mrs Grace Lim

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS AND ASSESSMENTS FOR SCHOOLS (ICAS) WRITING

Written by Mrs Vanessa Goh


DEPARTMENT ACHIEVEMENTS

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

S/N Name of Student Class Award

1 Glenda Chong Rei Eyan 3 Steadfast

High Distinction 2 Isabelle Lim 3 Temperance

3 Wong Yan En 4 Prudence

4 Megan Sia 3 Courage

Distinction

5 Boey Joey 3 Piety

6 Meera Mardolker 4 Courage

7 Sarah Yishan Rodrigues 4 Piety

8 Yip Xin Yi 4 Justice

9 Nicole Teo 4 Steadfast

10 Peh Sue Chi Amber Clare 4 Temperance

11 Tanya Kumaravel 5 Courage

12 Avon Lee Jieyi 5 Piety

13 Lee Yan Yee

14 Ei Chaw Zin

15 Zheng Yixin 5 Steadfast

16 Nikki Soo 6 Justice

17 Amber Tan

18 Hena Daswani 6 Temperance

SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENTS

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INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS AND ASSESSMENTS FOR SCHOOLS (ICAS) ENGLISH

Written by Mrs Vanessa Goh

DEPARTMENT ACHIEVEMENTS

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT


1 Renee Kong Yan Yee 2 Justice High Distinction 2 Glenda Chong Rei Eyan 3 Steadfast

3 Trinity Teo 5 Steadfast

4 Xu Han 2 Courage

Distinction

5 Kimberly Glynnis Koh Shi En 2 Piety

6 Estelle Ding Shan Yi 2 Justice

7 Elysia Gabrielle Joseph 2 Steadfast

8 Chloe Lee

9 Koh Jingxi 3 Piety

10 Audrey Adinda Gladia 3 Justice

11 Wong Yu Yan 3 Prudence

12 Jodiyanah Fung 3 Steadfast

13 Anna Wong

14 Evangeline Lee 3 Temperance

15 Shyanne Siew Yu Yan

16 Justine Lau 4 Piety

17 Sarah Yishan Rodrigues


19 Swargam Saisiri 4 Prudence

20 Wong Yan En

21 Dolot Shine Mikaela Maminta 4 Steadfast

22 Naomi Ling

23 Adrielle Ruth Joseph 5 Courage

24 Cheyenne Soo

25 Avon Lee Jieyi 5 Piety

26 Siah Kai Sin Tiffany

27 Xu Tong

28 Lee Yan Yee

29 Ei Chaw Zin

30 Caleigh Heng 5 Steadfast

31 Yaswitha Nalluri 6 Justice

32 Ho Rey-En

33 Clara Chai 6 Prudence

34 Rheanna Kaur Shergill

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INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS AND ASSESSMENTS FOR SCHOOLS (ICAS) MATHEMATICS

9TH ANNUAL MATHLYMPICS 2016 A group of students from the school’s Mathematics Olympiad Enrichment Club took part in the 9th Annual Mathlympics, organised by Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) for all Singapore Primary Schools on 24 September 2016. The objective of the competition was to stimulate participants’ interests and passion in Mathematics through intellectually challenging questions. The school would like to congratulate Siah Kai Sin Tiffany from 5 Piety for receiving the Bronze Award. NATIONAL MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD OF SINGAPORE (NMOS) 2016 A group of Primary 5 students participated in the National Mathematical Olympiad of Singapore (NMOS) 2016 organized by the National University of Singapore (NUS) High School of Mathematics and Science. The objectives of the competition were to: identify Singapore's Mathematics representatives for the International Mathematics and Science Olympiad

(IMSO) cultivate enthusiasm and instil a love for Mathematics among Primary School students nurture mathematical talents in our students The students achieved the following results

Congratulations to all the students!

Written by Mdm Evi

MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT

S/N Name Of Student Class Award

1 Nadine Wielter Lim 4 Prudence High Distinction

2 Tiffany Siah Kai Sin 5 Piety

3 Xu Han 2 Courage

Distinction

4 Elysa Gabrielle Joseph 2 Steadfast

5 Ashley Mah Ray Lynn

6 Joanna Susanto

7 Wong Yu Yan 3 Prudence


9 Jessie Tang


11 Claire Lim Xuan Ru 5 Piety

12 Joey Tang See Ying 5 Steadfast

13 Ho Rey-En 6 Justice

14 Nikki Soo

15 Evryl Woon En Li

16 Ee Wen Hui Evelyn 6 Prudence

17 Lai Fangyi 6 Temperance

18 Germaine Tan

Name of Student Class Award

Adrielle Ruth Joseph 5 Courage Bronze Award

Farhanah Siddiqqui 5 Steadfast

Honourable Mention Charleen Ho

5 Piety Claire Lim

Tiffany Siah

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INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS AND ASSESSMENTS FOR SCHOOLS (ICAS) SCIENCE

Written by Ms Ashley Mong and Ms Chantel Beins

SINGAPORE TEACHERS’ ART SOCIETY - ASPIRATIONS 2016 ART EXHIBITION The artworks of seventeen students from the school’s Art Club were selected for display in the Singapore Teachers’ Art Society’s Aspirations 2016 Art Exhibition, under the Young Talents’ Category. The exhibition was held from 25 to 27 September 2016 at Ngee Ann Exhibition Hall, Teochew Building. The school is proud of our talented young artists. Written by Ms Chua Lee Beng

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

VISUAL ART DEPARTMENT


1 Koh Jing Xi 3 Piety

High Distinction 2 Wong Yu Yan 3 Prudence

3 Adrielle Ruth Joseph 5 Courage

4 Chai Xuan Qi 3 Courage

Distinction


6 Vedhika Nambiar

7 Charis Low 3 Temperance


9 Nadine Wielter Lim 4 Prudence

10 Dolot Shine Mikaela Maminta 4 Steadfast

11 Naomi Ling

12 Keak Jing Yi 4 Temperance

13 Tanya Kumaravel 5 Courage

14 Angellica Jesselle Bayocot Sunga 5 Piety

15 Germaine Tan 6 Temperance

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CCA ACHIEVEMENTS

SCHOOLS DIGITAL MEDIA AWARDS (SDMA) 2016 The Schools Digital Media Awards (SDMA) is an annual competition organised by the Educational Technology Division, Ministry of Education and the School of Film and Media Studies, Ngee Ann Polytechnic. The objectives of the competition were to: provide students with a platform to express themselves creatively through different media - video,

animation and audio provide teachers with a platform to engage in media production for educational purposes promote the values of teamwork and collaboration among students enhance the development of media literacy among students and teachers Our students took part in the competition and received the Merit Award for their video submission. The school is very proud of their achievement! The students are Ho Yue Xuan 6 Temperance Lim Hui Xin 6 Piety Siah Kai Sin Tiffany 5 Piety Ho Yue Ning 5 Piety Sisi Sim 5 Justice The video submitted by the students for the competition can be viewed at the following website: http://sdma.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?ptid=588&c=/sdma/sdma_gal&func=view&rid=3787 Written by Ms Cai Meifang

CHALLENGER SPORTS TRACK AND FIELD INVITATIONAL 2016 On 5 November 2016, our athletes took part in the Challenger Sports Track and Field Invitational 2016 and achieved the following stellar results. The school is proud of their commitment and achievements! Girls Under 9 Category

Cont’d on pg 14

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION CLUB

TRACK AND FIELD

Name of Student Class Event Achievement

Ayra Azman Tan 2 Steadfast 100m 1st

Choo Jia Yi 2 Courage 2nd

Choo Jia Yi 2 Courage 6 X 80m Relay

(Team 1)

1st

Ayra Azman Tan 2 Steadfast

Ashlyn Lim 2 Temperance

Caelyn Chew 2 Steadfast Tan Enya

Lai Zuyi

Jovanna Beins 2 Courage 6 X 80m Relay

(Team 2)

4th

Diane Therese 2 Temperance Quinn Tan

Janice Chow 2 Fortitude

Lauryn Lian 2 Prudence

Olivia Hicks 2 Courage

http://sdma.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?ptid=588&c=/sdma/sdma_gal&func=view&rid=3787

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CHALLENGER SPORTS TRACK AND FIELD INVITATIONAL 2016 - Cont’d from pg 13

Girls Under 10 and Under 11 Category

Girls Under 12 Category

Girls Under 11 and Under 12 Medley Relay Category

Written by Ms Jayne Leong

TRACK AND FIELD


Kyra Lim Sze Yu 3 Justice 600m 3rd

Natalie Yam Kah Huen 3 Steadfast Shot Put 4th

Harthi D/O Manoharan 4 Temperance 1st

Pujeda Althea Linao Deziree 3 Piety 300m 1st

Pujeda Althea Linao Deziree 3 Piety 4 X 100m Relay

3rd

Joyce Chong Yi Xuan

Yvette Lee 3 Temperance Justine Teh Rui En


Ashley Tan Yi Han 5 Piety 300m 2nd

Lexna Neo Rui Xi 5 Justice Long Jump 4th

Melanie Koh Jing Wen 5 Piety 100m 2nd

Angelica Jesselle Bayocot Sunga 5 Piety Shot Put 3rd

Nayli Aleysha Binte Afzainizan 5 Justice 4th

Melanie Koh Jing Wen 5 Piety

4 X 100m Relay 2nd

Ashley Tan Yi Han

Lexna Neo Rui Xi 5 Justice

Iffah Batrisyia Bte Iskandar Shah 5 Temperance


Anne Margarette 4 Piety

Medley Relay

(Team 1)

3rd

Bianca Batchelor Leora

Meredith Lee Woon Yen

Melanie Koh Jing Wen 5 Piety Ashley Tan Yi Han

Iffah Batrisyia Bte Iskandar Shah 5 Temperance

Jamie Tan Ruiqi 5 Temperance Medley Relay

(Team 2)

4th

Lexna Neo Rui Xi 5 Justice Seri Nurbatrisyia Indra Saharen

Isabella Lily Heron 4 Prudence

Harthi D/O Manoharan 4 Temperance

Megan Lee 4 Steadfast

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A Quarterly Newsletter for Parents of SACPS Volume 4 18 ......The Children’s Day Celebration on 6 October 2016 began with a Para-Liturgy to celebrate the gift of the lives of children