Graduation Ceremony

12 November 2020

Programme

Principal's Address

Mrs Eugenia Lim

Guest of Honour

Ms Jennie Chua

Ms Jennie Chua is Singapore’s Non-Resident Ambassador Designate to Spain. She was formerly the Non-Resident Ambassador to the United Mexican States, since March 2013. She was also formerly Singapore's Non-Resident Ambassador to the Slovak Republic, from 2006 to 2014. She is a Justice of the Peace of the Republic of Singapore and Pro-chancellor of the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.

She is presently Chairman of several organizations including Vanguard Healthcare Pte Ltd, the Singapore Film Commission and the Woodlands Health Campus. She is Deputy Chairman of the Temasek Foundation International.

Ms Chua is a Board Director of Ministry of Health Holdings Pte Ltd, MOH Holdings Healthcare Infrastructure and Planning Committee, Board Member of National Gallery Singapore, and Advisor to the Community Chest of Singapore.

She is the President Emeritus of the Philippine Bayanihan Society Singapore. This organization was jointly formed by the Singapore and Philippine governments in 2001 to promote educational, social and cultural exchanges.

On the business front, Ms Jennie Chua is a Director of three entities listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange – GL Ltd, GuocoLand Ltd and Far East Orchard Ltd. She is also a Director of Beeworks Inc. and Golden Beeworks Pte Ltd, which are joint venture partners with Jollibee Corporation Philippines for the Jollibee outlets/franchise in Singapore.

She is Chairman of The RICE Company Ltd, a not-for-profit organization that harvests the arts and culture for the development of human lives while connecting communities locally and around the world.

Formerly, Ms Jennie Chua was Chairman of Community Chest, Alexandra Health System (Khoo Teck Puat Hospital/Yishun Community Hospital/Woodlands Integrated Health Campus), Geriatric Education and Research Institute Ltd, Raffles International, International Advisory Council for Tourism and Tourism Industry Skills & Training Council.

Ms Chua was the first (and only) woman to chair the 180-year-old Singapore International Chamber of Commerce (the oldest chamber of commerce in Asia).

Awards and accolades which she has received include four Singapore National Day Awards (1984, 2004, 2008 & 2014), including the Meritorious Service Medal. Other awards are Outstanding Contribution to Tourism Award 2006, Women's World Excellence Awards 2006, Travel Personality of the Year Award 2005, NTUC Medal of Commendation 2005, 25 Stars of Asia Award 2003, Person of the Year – Asia Pacific (Hotel) 2003, National Productivity 2002, Pacific Area Travel Writers Association Hall of Fame 2001, Woman of the Year 2000, Hotelier of the Year 1999, Champion of the Arts 1999 and Independent Hotelier of the World 1997.

Graduands

Secondary 4 Courage (CO)

Form Teacher: Mr Paul Cheong

Co-Operating Form Teacher: Mdm Phua Chia Ghee

Aleesha Haq

Ang Jia Ling, Tyra

Beverly Zoe Chin

Cheah Le Xin

Elizabeth Yong

Hoon Yue Qi, Faith

Irene Giakoumatos

Jacobina Koh Wen Qing

Kaylee Chang Yee Hsuan

Kyra Foo Yan Yin

Lai Shian Rong, Rachelle

Lau En Ci Clairre

Li Yu Xuan

Liew Jia Hui

Lim Qiao Yi

Lim Ying Tong Shanyce

Lu Xinyu

Megan Law Zhiyi

Praise Lee Shi

Sarah Ong Wen Yu

Sim Ri-Ane, Charlotte

Soh Joh En, Joanne

Taia Yovela Pang

Tan Yean Ling

Tay Yu Shuang

Venus Quanhao Yong

Vivienne Sara Anne Ho Hui Min

Wang Yufei

Wong Min Rong Beatrix

Wong Wen Gin Rachel

Zhong Shu

Zhou Ruoyu

Secondary 4 Diligence (DG)

Form Teacher: Mr Lau Beng Hwee

Co-Operating Form Teacher: Miss Lee Jo Ann

Aarya Shah

Amelia Neo Rui Min

Audrey Christie

Cadey Suwe Shi Ting

Celynn Teo Qilin

Ellka Khoh

Ethel Lee Shu Yi

Fay Fermata Susilo, Xu Ting Fang

Gabrielle Muardielle Lucin Molino

Gan Jing Yun Christa

Hao Cheng Jing

Isabella Rotschaedl

Jalene Tang

Khoo Wen Jiah, Juliane

Lee Jin Han, Meira

Maya Mi Shan Hardy

Nguyen Anh Thu

Nicolette Khoo Xing Ern

Phey Kai Ting Kalista

Quek Shin Leng

Sharmaine Koh Xin Yi

Shirlene Kwok Xin Hui

Sim Hui En, Renee Nicole

Song Eryue

Tan Xinyi

Tan Yun-E

Teng Xinyi

Tiong Weixuan, Erin

Valerie Tjokro

Vania Callista

Wong Zhi Rui

Woo Zhongling, Leah Gwen

Secondary 4 Dignity (DY)

Form Teacher: Mr Samuel Lim

Co-Operating Form Teacher: Miss Yeo Li Yong

Alexis Cadence Lim

Amber Khong Yanru

Bui Hoang My

Chan Yi Xin

Chen Yuyao

Cheow Jia Yin Joyce

Chloe Goh Kia En

Choo Mae Sann

Eman Akbar

Gabrielle Gianna Tan

Gladys Ong

Jean Mikayla Tan

Jin Xinyi

Jizelle Lee Zhi Yi

Kam Ying Qi

Katrina Tan Sze Chieh

Kg Akshaya Nandhini

Lim Hui Ling Charlotte

Megan Yap Si-Yee

Nathalie Loh

Ng Jeng Ghee Valencia

Ng Shi Ting, Renee

Peng Xinqi

Phoebe Elydia Tan

Sarah Gabrielle Chee En

Selina Lam Liuting

Stacey Tan Su Mei

Summer Fong Wai Yin

Tea Trinity Tan

Tran Vu Phuong Uyen

Wee Hui Min

Secondary 4 Grace (GR)

Form Teacher: Mrs Vivian Tan

Co-Operating Form Teacher: Mr Tan Chee Wan

Aishah Elfira Binte Sazali

Allegra Lee Shi Lin

Chen Wei En Abigail

Chloe Lim Jie Ying

Choo Su Jin

Divinya D/O Sivaraman

Ee Jia Hwee Renee

Eliza Kaisah Alif-Wong

Elizabeth Yu-Min Kwan

Elysa Mak Yun Yu

Kam Hui Xi Alayna

Kang Kay Hui, Ariel

Narissa Tang Sook Wai

Nicole Lee Kai Qin

Nur Deanna Sim Khalid

Nurul Hafeeza Binte Mohamad Noor

Olivia Yeo Xue-Yin

Risha Sunil Shetty

Samantha Tan Song Qing

Shannon Heng

Shernise Koh Sher Ning

Smruthi Sundararaman

Tan Kai Xin Megan

Teo Pey Hua, Laura

Valerie Wong Kar Syun (Huang Jiaxuan)

Victoria Jojo Lee

Secondary 4 Generosity (GY)

Form Teacher: Mr Amithjeet Singh

Co-Operating Form Teacher: Miss Low Kok Lang

Azzahra Binte Osman

Chen Yuanxin

Clara Chia Zining

Erica Hillary

Germaine Teck Hui Xuan

Gwynneth Peh

Halisha-I-Nur D/O Noor Hassan

Hanna Kum Yan Ning

Hoon Shi Hui, Rachel

Lee Shin Lyn

Lock Rou Ying, Emma

Low Yun Jia

Ma Rui En, Clio

Ma Yue Qi

Megan Blythe Ho Jing Le

Miranda Chan Shao Min

Most Sumaiya Tasnimah

Natalie Leng Hanlin

Natalie Yeo Min

Natashka Foo Bedi

Rebecca Leong Siew Tyng

Renee Yong

Ting Yong Hee

Tricia Tay Wei Ling

Victoria Vong Yixin

Wan Tianzi

Wong Jun Hei, Natalie

Wu Jin Hui Waverly Kim

Secondary 4 Perseverance (PE)

Form Teacher: Mrs Fu Shin Yee

Co-Operating Form Teacher: Mrs Caruna Yogeeswaran

Alena Hua Xuan Ling

Catherine Lim Zhihui

Chloe Tan

Foo Kai Xin Shernice

Ho Wenn Mae Caithlin

Jassy Wong Jia Xi

Khor Shi En Gabrielle

Kimaya Wanjari

Lai Wing Hyun

Lim Wei Min

Loo Wan Yi, Charissa

Maisarah Hamdan

Ng Jing Wen

Nicole Laurene Hong Siangyuan

Patton Sonia Isabelle

Rachael Poon Yen

Samantha Wong

Shanice Yeo Kai Ting

Shannon Kwok En Yi

Tan Sze Ping

Teo Li Yan Rochelle

Thazin Htet

Thio Yi Fang

Trena Lee Yi Jin

Wang Qiuyi

Yap Kah Him

Zhu Jiayuan

Secondary 4 Prudence (PR)

Form Teacher: Mrs Lim Siew Joo

Co-Operating Form Teacher: Ms Clara Chow

Alyssa Lin Yu En

Ashley Koh Yu Xi

Ashlyn Khoo Li Ann

Babukumar Sruthi

Charlotte Judith Ong Qin Yi

Cheong Sue Lyn

Christina Sun Jia Lu

Chu Tsi Cheng

Elisa Tan Minn Tze

Erica Pook

Fang Lingyun

Guillermo Caryl Kristine Co

Isabel Teoh Ying En

Janice Zhang Jia Wen

Kistina Qautsar Binte Mohamed Affandi

Koh Serena

Leow Yee Teng, Ezann

Lim Shih Fang

Paige Choong

Tamika Baskar

Tan Kai Xin Edna

Toh En Xi, Shaness

Wang Danying

Wee Sing Huay Kaitlyn

Yeow Shi Qi, Dora

Yong Xu Ning

Yu Ruoyan

Zhao Yufei

Secondary 4 Service (SE)

Form Teacher: Mrs Tan Mui Tiang

Co-Operating Form Teacher: Mdm Tan Poey Siang

Alexis Foo Li Lin

Ananya Gupta

Angelica Koh Jia Qi

Ariel Chia

Cameron Setiadi

Carol Gan Jianing

Chantel Lee Su Xin

Cheng Fan En Shana

Clare Seah Swee Peng

Divyasree D/O Selvacanabady Viraragavane

Eliora Tan Yuxuan

Ella Zhang Enjia

Emma Shuen Lee

Jolin Yau

Keira Low Wei-Qi

Lay Kai En, Ashley

Lee Pei Xuan

Leng Hoe Yoke Jade

Leow May Gwen Veronica

Leow Ying Jie, Bernie

Megan Alexis Soh

Nikita Parmar

Nishitha Khasnavis

Pydi Jahnavi

Rachel Chow Enqi

Rachel Lin Lexuan

S Sanjana Rajan

Saanvi Madan

Sabahat Nawar Chowdhury

Tan Xiao Xuan, Asia

Tiffany Lim Xin Hui

Secondary 4 Sincerity (SY)

Form Teacher: Mrs Lena Low

Co-Operating Form Teacher: Mrs Kho Chiou Yann

Amanda Lim Ying Qi

Arya Lakshmi Ravichandran

Ashley Loh Shi-En

Chua Kah Hwei, Clarice

Chua Sherilyn

Claire Tan Jia En

Clarianne Effendi

Fernandez Anandaraj Joyanne

Hnin Thanda Kyaw

Isabel Hikaru Yamada

Ko Eunbin

Kundala Vineeta Shankar

Liew Shu Mei Jacynthe

Lin Jiaying, Melinda

Lin Yiqin

Lydia Yong Yen-Pin

Mooi Zoey

Murugan Rakshita

Naomi Png Ai Ling

Ng Jia Yu, Janel

Nicole Lim Li-Ann

Nurin A'liyah Binte Mohammed Iskandar

Ong Yong Hwee, Natalie

Ong Yong Qi, Nicole

Sangireddy Samanvita Reddy

Tang Jing Wen

Tay Wei Lin

Yeo Min En, Minette

Best Class Award

Secondary 4 (SY)

The Best Class Award is presented to the most outstanding and well-rounded class of its level, in recognition of its impressive overall discipline/conduct, its impact on the community as well as its achievements in the various inter-class competitions.

An interesting mix of personalities, the students of 4 Sincerity never allowed their individual differences to be the focal point of any interaction. They embraced shared goals and worked for the common good. Their commitment to do their utmost in any task that they undertook as a class was inspiring. Often, they would leverage one another’s strengths and pull off the most challenging projects with the best outcomes.

Dedicated to the pursuit of excellence, 4 Sincerity was exemplary in having the grit to overcome obstacles, recover from setbacks and accept new challenges.

The most endearing aspect of this class was definitely their ability to laugh, even during times of difficulty. Through their tears, they would still muster up a smile or a laugh in response to a classmate’s attempt to uplift them. Indeed, their good-natured optimism created a strong sense of unity within the class.

Another defining quality of 4 Sincerity was that even in the most trying moments, the choices they made were focussed on consideration for others. Motivated by empathy and compassion, many of them readily stepped forward to serve in online Values in Action projects during the May holiday period. They were determined to bring cheer to their community even in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

It is with great pleasure and pride that we award Secondary 4 Sincerity with the Best Class Award of 2020.

CCA Merit Awards

The CCA Merit Award is awarded to the CCA Leaders for their outstanding contributions to the school.

Badminton

Venus Quanhao Yong

Tiong Weixuan, Erin

Basketball

Quek Shin Leng

Halisha-I-Nur D/O Noor Hassan

Gymnastics

Chantel Lee Su Xin

Tamika Baskar

Netball

Kaylee Chang Yee Hsuan

Taia Yovela Pang

Squash

Wu Jin Hui Waverly Kim

Aarya Shah

Tennis

Low Yun Jia

Jizelle Lee Zhi Yi

Girls' Brigade
Yap Kah Him

Ashley Loh Shi-En

Girl Guides

Claire Tan Jia En

Ng Jia Yu, Janel

National Cadet Corps

Chua Sherilyn

Tan Xinyi

Red Cross

Tricia Tay Wei Ling

Chua Kah Hwei, Clarice

Band

Angelica Koh Jia Qi

Amelia Neo Rui Min

Tan Yean Ling

Choir

Elizabeth Yong

Choo Su Jin

Lee Jin Han, Meira

Dance

Sarah Imogen Wern-Ying Leaver

Isabel Hikaru Yamada

Tan Xiao Xuan, Asia

Handbell Ensemble

Lin Jiaying, Melinda

Valerie Tjokro

Natalie Leng Hanlin

String Ensemble

Clarianne Effendi

Megan Law Zhiyi

Keira Low Wei-Qi

Drama (Chinese)

Koh Serena

Chloe Tan

Drama (English)

Adelyn Tan Wen Ling

Kundala Vineeta Shankar

Art Club

Alyssa Lin Yu En

Debate Society

Sangireddy Samanvita Reddy

Irene Giakoumatos

Infocomm Club

Tang Jing Wen

Vivienne Sara Anne Ho Hui Min

Sarah Gabrielle Chee En

Science and Environment Club

Yeo Min En, Minette

Ananya Gupta

Ko Eunbin

Library Society

Jolin Yau

Chu Tsi Cheng

Commendation

The Certificate of Commendation is awarded to the graduating students of various leadership groups for their outstanding contributions to the school.

69th Prefectorial Board

Head Prefect

Cameron Setiadi

Vice-Head Prefects

Ellka Khoh

Tan Xiao Xuan, Asia

General Secretary

Venus Quanhao Yong

Treasurer

Isabella Rotschaedl

External Liaison Officer

Mooi Zoey

Head, Discipline Committee

Taia Yovela Pang

Head, Internal Committee

Ashley Loh Shi-En

Head, Welfare Committee

Sangireddy Samanvita Reddy

Head of Special Projects

Isabel Hikaru Yamada

Discipline Committee

Hnin Thanda Kyaw

Venus Quanhao Yong

Mooi Zoey

Claire Tan Jia En

Erica Pook

Lu Xinyu

Internal Committee

Ng Jia Yu, Janel

Isabella Rotschaedl

Tan Xiao Xuan, Asia

Carol Gan Jianing

Lim Wei Min

Tan Yean Ling

Welfare Committee

S Sanjana Rajan

Cameron Setiadi

Chen Yuyao

Kundala Vineeta Shankar

Megan Alexis Soh

Rebecca Leong Siew Tyng

Special Projects Committee

Eliza Kaisah Alif-Wong

Ellka Khoh

Praise Lee Shi

Hanna Kum Yan Ning

Irene Giakoumatos

Peer Leaders

Christina Sun Jia Lu

Naomi Olivia Png Ai Ling

Adelyn Tan Wen Ling

Aishah Elfira Binte Sazali

Alyssa Lin Yu En

Chan Yi Xin

Chloe Tan

Clarianne Effendi

Elizabeth Yong

Emma Shuen Lee

Fernandez Anandaraj Joyanne

Loo Wan Yi, Charissa

Sarah Gabrielle Chee En

Wong Wen Gin Rachel

Wu Jin Hui Waverly Kim

Yap Kah Him

SC Ambassadors

Kyra Foo Yan Yin

Choo Mae Sann

Miranda Chan Shao Min

Kistina Qautsar Binte Mohamed Affandi

Natashka Foo Bedi

Patton Sonia Isabelle

Fay Fermata Susilo, Xu Ting Fang

Woo Zhongling, Leah Gwen

Adelyn Tan Wen Ling

Amanda Lim Ying Qi

Ananya Gupta

Angelica Koh Jia Qi

Clara Chia Zining

Guillermo Caryl Kristine Co

Isabel Teoh Ying En

Jalene Tang

Jizelle Lee Zhi Yi

Kaylee Chang Yee Hsuan

Lai Shian Rong, Rachelle

Lee Jin Han, Meira

Lim Ying Tong Shanyce

Nicole Lim Li-Ann

Nikita Parmar

Pydi Jahnavi

Sim Ri-Ane, Charlotte

Tan Kai Xin Edna

Tan Kai Xin Megan

Teo Pey Hua, Laura

Wong Jun Hei, Natalie

SC MUN Secretariat

Sangireddy Samanvita Reddy

Kundala Vineeta Shankar

S Sanjana Rajan

Cameron Setiadi

Tiffany Lim Xin Hui

Chan Yi Xin

Wu Jin Hui Waverly Kim

Young Docents

Ng Jia Yu, Janel

Lay Kai En, Ashley

S Sanjana Rajan

Alexis Foo Li Lin

Ariel Chia

Clara Chia Zining

Divinya d/o Sivaraman

Fernandez Anandaraj Joyanne

Isabel Teoh Ying En

Keira Low Wei-Qi

Lim Wei Min

Pydi Jahnavi

Sangireddy Samanvita Reddy

Tan Xiao Xuan, Asia

Tang Jing Wen

Tiffany Lim Xin Hui

Venus Quanhao Yong

Yap Kah Him

Alyssa Lin Yu En

Amanda Lim Ying Qi

Ang Jia Ling, Tyra

Azzahra Binte Osman

Cheng Fan En Shana

Celynn Teo Qilin

Eliora Tan Yuxuan

Foo Kai Xin Shernice

Gabrielle Gianna Tan

Gwynneth Peh

Janice Zhang Jia Wen

Ko Eunbin

Lee Shin Lyn

Leng Hoe Yoke Jade

Nur Deanna Sim Khalid

Nurin A’liyah Binte Mohammed Iskandar

Sabahat Nawar Chowdhury

Sarah Ong Wen Yu

Sim Ri-Ane, Charlotte

Stacey Tan Su Mei

Teo Li Yan Rochelle

Youth Science Educators

Nur Deanna Sim Khalid

Hnin Thanda Kyaw

Arya Lakshmi Ravichandran

Eliora Tan Yuxuan

Gabrielle Gianna Tan

Ho Wenn Mae Caithlin

Jassy Wong Jia Xi

Kang Kay Hui, Ariel

Ko Eunbin

Lee Pei Xuan

Leow May Gwen Veronica

Leow Ying Jie, Bernie

Lin YiQin

Maisarah Hamdan

Most Sumaiya Tasnimah

Murugan Rakshita

Nurin A’liyah Binte Mohammed Iskandar

Rachel Lin Lexuan

Sabahat Nawar Chowdhury

Sarah Imogen Wern-Ying Leaver

Tan Yun-E

Tricia Tay Wei Ling

Wee Sing Huay Kaitlyn

Merit Jinyu Awards

The Merit Jinyu Award is given to students in recognition of their excellent achievements in both academic and non-academic areas.

Venus Quanhao Yong 4CO

Lee Jin Han, Meira 4DG

Quek Shin Leng 4DG

Allegra Lee Shi Lin 4GR

Gwynneth Peh 4GY

Hoon Shi Hui, Rachel 4GY

Ma Yue Qi 4GY

Trena Lee Yi Jin 4PE

Christina Sun Jia Lu 4PR

Angelica Koh Jia Qi 4SE

S Sanjana Rajan 4SE

Ashley Loh Shi-En 4SY

Chua Kah Hwei, Clarice 4SY

Chua Sherilyn 4SY

Claire Tan Jia En 4SY

Isabel Hikaru Yamada 4SY

Mooi Zoey 4SY

Ng Jia Yu, Janel 4SY

Sangireddy Samanvita Reddy 4SY

Tang Jing Wen 4SY

Jean Chan Award

Isabel Hikaru Yamada (Secondary 4 Sincerity)

Dancer, actress and student leader – Isabel embodies the spirit of the Jean Chan Award with her extraordinary pursuit of excellence and her dedication to leadership and service.

As a Vice-Chairperson of the SCGS Dance Group, Isabel was a passionate performer and leader. Committed and self-motivated, Isabel never failed to devote time to perfecting new choreography so that she would be fully prepared and able to support her peers. Trained in classical ballet and Chinese dance, as well as having gained exposure to different dance genres, Isabel’s technical and performance artistry, coupled with a positive attitude and quick learning response, made her a versatile dancer who was integral to the Dance Group’s performances.

Isabel has obtained Distinctions consistently in her Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) examinations, and was awarded 3^rd place in the Level One category of the RAD Dance Challenge in 2015. From 2018 to 2020, she attended the Ballet Associates Course conducted by the Singapore Dance Theatre (SDT), and was even awarded a scholarship in 2019. Isabel also took part in the SDT’s 2018 production of Sleeping Beauty.

Isabel is well-respected not only for her performance artistry, but also for her work ethic and organisational abilities. Being cheerful and enthusiastic, she made it possible for the Dance Group to enjoy positive communication, cohesion and collaboration. As an Executive Prefect of the 69^th Prefectorial Board, she headed the Special Projects committee, working creatively and tirelessly to plan events that bonded the school community together.

An empathetic individual, Isabel’s commitment to serve extends beyond the school community. She was an extended core member of Project Meraki, organising concerts in 2018 and 2019 to raise funds for beneficiaries of Beyond Social Services.

Isabel is also a gifted actress seen on both television and the silver screen. Her outstanding performance in The Lead, a 2017 Mediacorp Channel 8 blockbuster drama, earned her the “Young Talent Award” in the Mediacorp Star Awards 2018. For her lead role in the short film Pencil, Isabel was nominated for the “Best Actress Award” in the National Youth Film Awards 2018.

In recognition of her exceptional level of commitment and contribution to the performing arts, the school is proud to present the Jean Chan Award to Isabel Hikaru Yamada.

Rosalind Heng Award

Tan Xiao Xuan, Asia (Secondary 4 Service)

Asia is a servant leader who possesses a strong moral compass and is constantly guided by her values in adapting to myriad situations. In recognition of her holistic capabilities and strong character, Asia was presented with the SCGS Merit Jinyu Award in 2017 and 2018, and the Outstanding Jinyu Award in 2019.

Asia served the SCGS Prefectorial Board with dedication and earnestness for four years. Her passion for service, empathy and outstanding leadership qualities led to her being elected as Vice-Head Prefect in 2019. Bold and courageous, Asia steered the school community through the major disruptions of the COVID-19 pandemic. With her work teams, Asia injected positivity and kindness into the difficult times of uncertainty, innovatively taking to online platforms to create videos that helped to strengthen the school spirit. Her love for SCGS shone through, demonstrating her sheer grit and can-do spirit.

Highly talented yet humble, Asia was elected to serve as a Vice-Chairperson of the SCGS Dance Group from 2019 to 2020. As an emotionally intelligent and sensible young woman, Asia had the capacity to support her teammates while leading them with her vision of unity. Keen to use her talents to benefit others and encourage the spirit of volunteerism within her dance team, Asia choreographed the SCGS performances in Project Meraki in 2018 and 2019.

Apart from her Co-curricular and Prefectorial Board contributions, Asia has actively sought opportunities to make a positive impact on the wider community. In 2017, she was a Care Corner Singapore volunteer and she participated in the SummeRice food donation drive at Pek Kio Community Centre. To help others gain knowledge, Asia served as a Senior Docent in the Young Docents programme, conducting free guided tours at the Asian Civilisations Museum and the SCGS Heritage Room. Firmly believing in the need to raise primary school students’ awareness of global issues, Asia chaired the school’s Open Little Eyes Conference in 2018, inspiring her team, student facilitators and primary school participants with her global outlook and reassuring stewardship.

With a strong sense of moral courage and loyalty, Asia demonstrates a sincere desire to support and serve the community. Gracious, capable and caring, she exemplifies what it means to be a Kim Gek. Singapore Chinese Girls’ School is proud to present the Rosalind Heng Award to Tan Xiao Xuan, Asia.

Tan Sock Kern Award

Cameron Setiadi (Secondary 4 Service)

Cameron Setiadi is an exemplary young lady who is confident, articulate and exhibits intellectual courage. Her success in her academic studies, Co-curricular activities (CCAs) and leadership roles is driven by a systematic and logical approach to problem-solving, which is a reflection of her maturity and impeccable sense of self-control. Cameron is not only an engaging communicator but also a calm and composed leader who takes the time to help those in need, impressing others with her candour and authenticity.

As a proactive and independent learner, Cameron has consistently demonstrated a capacity for sustained diligence. She sets high standards for herself and abides by a strong work ethic, producing work of high quality.

As Head Prefect from 2019 to 2020, Cameron capably steered the Board and her fellow students through various initiatives. Always well-poised and earnest in carrying out her duties, she was key in setting the tone for the school in terms of school culture and discipline. Cameron has the natural ability to bring out the best in people, inspiring them to contribute to the community and aspire towards their personal best.

While juggling a demanding academic schedule and rigorous netball practices, Cameron was appointed as the school's internal Model United Nations Conference Chair in 2019, and Head of Logistics in the Secretariat of the 2020 Singapore Chinese Girls' School Model United Nations conference.

It is undeniable that Cameron has a heart for the community. She took part in the school’s Shadow-A-Leader Programme in 2019 which provided her with the invaluable opportunity to shadow Miss Cheryl Chan Wei Ling, Member of Parliament (MP) for Fengshan SMC and Head of PMO & Integration, APAC at the Linde Group. Cameron gained a better understanding of the needs of others as she witnessed the care and attention given to the residents during house visits, which stemmed from the excellent people skills and true empathy which are essential for an MP.

Cameron possesses intellectual curiosity, people skills, humility and compassion. Her achievements are motivated by a desire for excellence, which she demands from herself and inspires in others. She has risen to every challenge in her school life and has shown that she has what it takes to be a valuable asset and a prodigious change maker. Singapore Chinese Girls’ School is proud to present the Tan Sock Kern Award to Cameron Setiadi.

Valediction

by Tan Sock Kern Award Winner

and Head Prefect

Cameron Setiadi

School Song

Glad that I live am I, That the sky is blue;

Glad for the country lanes and the fall of dew;

After the sun the rain, after the rain the sun;

This is the way of life till the work be done;

All that we need to do, be we low or high is to see that we grow nearer the sky.

Acknowledgements

The School would like to thank

Our Guest of Honour, Ms Jennie Chua, for gracing this occasion

The SCGS Alumni for the Tan Sock Kern and Rosalind Heng Awards and tokens presented to the graduands

SCGS Board of Directors

Guests and parents for their support

All who have helped and contributed to the celebration of this occasion

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