CJC Celebrates with the Class of 2022

The Class of 2022 achieved commendable results at the 2022 GCE A-Level examinations and did themselves and the College proud. Catholic Junior College (CJC) maintained its strong value-added performance with good distinction rates across the different A-Level subjects. The school is delighted to have many CJCians realise their aspirations and qualify for reputable local and overseas institutes of higher learning.

Mrs Phyllis Lim, Principal of CJC, commended the Class of 2022 for their results and said, “you picked up the pace and seized opportunities to embrace full learning activities once the easing of Safe Management Measures took effect. Despite challenges, you displayed resilience, innovation, and drive to embrace learning with a growth mindset and achieve outstanding results. May you continue to lead and serve as Thinkers with a Mission and Leaders with a Heart.”

Mrs Poon Wai Chin, Vice-Principal/Academic added, “our heartiest congratulations to the Class of 2022 on your good results! The many pathways that lie ahead are yours to explore. Hold fast to your dreams and aspirations, while keeping an open mind as you progress in your learning and broaden your experiences. May you demonstrate your passion in all that you do and may the spirit of continuous learning enable you to seize new opportunities and face future challenges with courage and verve.”

The College extends its deepest appreciation to all teachers, administrative staff, parents, the School Management Committee (SMC) and the alumni for their dedicated support for our CJCians. May God continue to bless our Class of 2022 with grace and wisdom as they take flight as thinkers and leaders who will make a positive impact on society.

The College celebrates the outstanding achievements of the following CJCians who exemplify the traits of a Thinker with a Mission and Leader with a Heart.

Clara Heng Jia Ee

Clara is an enthusiastic learner who embraces opportunities to learn and stretch her thinking. She participated in the History Stretch Programme in CJC where she participated in discussions of higher-order historical content, skills, and concepts. She also took on the role of a facilitator for “Litera”, an event organized by the College’s Literature Department, where she engaged her cohort peers in literary discussions. In addition, Clara was a participant in the Youth Ecosperity Dialogue which equipped her with new perspectives and insight into our society and environment. Academically, Clara did consistently well in College examinations. She attained the Ministry of Education Merit Award in 2021 in recognition of her consistently good academic results.

Clara displayed admirable leadership during her time as Vice-Captain of the Floorball Team. She motivated and led her teammates to challenge themselves beyond their capabilities; she also fostered a positive culture within the CCA where everyone was valued and uplifted. During the competition season, whenever morale was low, she actively reaffirmed her team’s effort which helped them to sustain their drive towards winning their matches. Eventually, they managed to place 4th at the National School Games Floorball Championships ‘A’ Division Girls in 2022.

“Don’t wait until it’s too late before meeting your teachers for consultations. Start early! Listen in class and pay attention to what your teachers say. Learn from your friends too. Don’t disregard the small conversations in class with your teachers and friends because that’s when a lot of ideas are imparted or exchanged.”

Olivia Tan

Olivia is a focused individual who values discipline and effort to achieve her academic goals. Responsive and attentive in class, she faithfully took down notes and organised her resources for effective revision. She also contributed ideas in class and asked good questions. In recognition of her good academic achievement, she was eligible for the Edusave Merit Bursary in 2021.

Olivia’s leadership and personal effectiveness were also evident in other roles that she undertook. As a senior in college, she played an important role as a mentor to the new student leaders at the 2022 Class Management Committee Training. A sociable and friendly person, Olivia was instrumental in easing her juniors into their roles in CJC.
In the area of community service, Olivia’s contributions are commendable. As the Assistant Home Tutorial Councillor, she led a partnership between her class and the Singapore Association for Mental Health. Olivia worked well with her peers in the design and presentation of an online workshop for the public on the topic of trauma-informed care. At her own initiative, she served as a student helper in facilitating a Blood Donation Drive event for the Health Sciences Authority. Olivia clearly demonstrated deep care and concern for members of the community.

“I learnt the value of perseverance during my time in CJ. I persevered despite the challenges and learnt how to take better care of my mental and physical wellbeing while balancing my studies and responsibilities.”

Gwyneth Tan Siok Hean

Gwyneth is an inquisitive individual who possesses a fine analytical mind. She reads widely, writes lucidly, and has shown a good ability to explore issues from different perspectives. Gwyneth’s intellectual capacity earned her a place in CJC’s Ignite programme, a two-year interdisciplinary programme that challenge students to think critically and creatively. She was also the recipient of a number of awards for academic achievement including the CJC Outstanding Academic Achievement Award, Best Project Work Group award, and the Higher Education Community (CDC-CCC) Education Merit Award in 2021.

An enthusiastic member of the CJC Choir, her Co-Curricular Activity (CCA), Gwyneth participated in numerous performances including CJCelebrates 2021 and 2022 (a virtual college concert) and Open House 2022. She was also selected as a member of the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) Arts Presentation Choir, overcoming COVID-19 constraints to put together two wonderful pieces for the Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation.
Despite the limitations and challenges brought about by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Gwyneth participated in various enrichment and leadership programmes. These included the 2021 year-end programme organised by the CJC Humanities Department in partnership with Tran Phu High School in Hanoi, Vietnam. Over two days, Gwyneth took on the perspective of a Southeast Asian country and participated in lively virtual discussions with fellow CJC students and their Vietnamese counterparts on the topic of COVID-19 Vaccines Global Access (COVAX) in the region. This experience sparked her interest in such programmes, and she went on to participate in CJC Model United Nations (MUN) in 2022, clinching the Outstanding Delegate Award.

“The Ignite Programme’s interdisciplinary approach really helped to broaden my perspective and pushed me out of my comfort zone. Find something that will make your academic journey enjoyable. Look for the beauty in your academic subjects and make connections with them to your life in the real world.”

Dissanayake Mudiyanselage Anjana Imadith Dehideniy

Anjana is an amiable and self-disciplined individual who needs minimal structured guidance from his tutors. He actively advocates for inclusivity and always seeks to make others within a group feel a sense of belonging. He believes in the importance of collaboration and strives to seek common ground with others of differing views. Due to his strong work ethic, Anjana attained the Outstanding Academic Achievement awards in 2021 and 2022.
Anjana struck an effective balance between his academic endeavours and his responsibilities as a member of his Co-Curricular Activity (CCA), Floorball. He challenged himself both physically and mentally during training sessions. He was a key player in the team that went far during the 2022 National School Games ‘A’ Division Floorball Championships. Anjana also contributed to the college as an Aesthetics Leader. He worked with his other class committee members to create a harmonious class culture where everyone felt included.

“Stay true to yourself as the only competitor we have is ourselves. It is also important to be consistent not just in your work but in your attitude. B__e consistent in wanting to improve yourself.”

Keene Yong Kai Yuan

A diligent and motivated student, Keene has demonstrated the tenacity to see things through in difficult situations. He was awarded with the Edusave Merit Bursary Award in 2021 and 2022 in recognition of his strong academic achievement. Keene took part in the General Paper-Economics Stretch Programme organised by CJC in 2021 where he learnt about the challenges of sustainability in Singapore, and attended various talks by renowned speakers from Prime Minister’s Office Singapore (PMO). Pursuing his interest in the studies of political issues, he also participated in the CJ-Mun Parliament in 2022. He acted as a delegate for a Member of Parliament and discussed issues related to the resolution of inequality during simulated parliamentary discussions.

Keene also showed strength of character as a member of his Co-Curricular Activity (CCA), Tennis. He committed himself fully to the physically demanding tennis training sessions, and earnestly welcomed feedback from his coach, be it to improve individual technical skills or gameplay tactics. His efforts paid off when he was chosen to represent the college at the National School Games Tennis Championships ‘A’ Division Boys in 2022.

Furthermore, Keene exhibited a strong sense of initiative by stepping up to serve the class as the Subject Representative for Economics. He also went beyond his role to help manage class finances for the subject and served the class well by giving presentations to his class during the College’s Economics Week in 2021. He stepped up to become the Publicity Manager for Economics Week in 2022 where he collaborated with his schoolmates to design posters and film promotional videos for the event.

“Keep practicing and keep checking your own progress. Verify what you have learnt and ask a lot of questions if you have any doubts.”

Chua Yida

Yida is an independent and inquisitive learner. He has an analytical mind which enables him to organise and present information systematically. His consistent hard work contributed to his good results. He attained the Academic Achievement Award for excellence in H1 Chemistry and was placed on the Principal’s Honour Roll for the 2021 Promotional Examinations.

Aside from his academic achievements, Yida also demonstrated strong interpersonal skills as a member of his Co-Curricular Activity (CCA), Floorball. He was able to rally his team to set aside differences and make decisions that best suited the team. For his hard work, he was chosen to represent the school at the National School Games (NSG) ‘A’ Division Floorball Championships in 2022.

Yida takes responsibility for his own learning and inspires others to do the same. In 2021, he took the initiative to participate in the Physics Olympiad where he honed his mental agility as well as his time management skills.

“I would like to thank my teachers and my friends for helping me with my studies, because without them, I wouldn’t have achieved this result. They were my only source of help, so they really played a huge part in helping me. To the juniors, find your group of friends who is positive, who would help and support you. Find like-minded people who share your vision in doing well for the A-Levels.”

Tang Zheng Jia Loong Ethan Nicholas

Ethan is a conscientious and self-motivated student who constantly sought to improve in his studies throughout his time in CJC. He managed his time well and was an independent learner. He was able to voice his opinions or clarify his doubts in class to facilitate his own learning and thus benefited others in the process. He did well in Project Work, for which he scored a distinction at the GCE A-Level examination in November 2021. Ethan also did well in his science subjects, namely, Chemistry and Biology.

Ethan was passionate about sports and community service. He was an active member of his Co-curricular Activity (CCA), Football. He proved to be a strong team player who worked cohesively with his teammates during practices and competitions. He trained hard and was enthusiastic about improving his skills. He learned that trust and communication were important for his team to play well on the pitch. His interest in physical activities led his teachers to select him as the Sports Leader for his class — a role which he performed competently.

Ethan is an observant and reflective individual. He was polite to his teachers and helpful to his classmates. He is mature, sets realistic goals for himself and strives to achieve them. He is open to advice and welcomes new experiences. He hopes to pursue Dentistry at the university and use his skills to help society and join social service missions to less developed communities.

“It is important to put in hard work and persevere through adversity. Find the right ways to release stress. If you have a strong mental resilience, you will go far.”

Millicent Chin Sze Teng

Millicent is a conscientious, and highly capable student where all subjects are concerned. She displays a marked ability to competently engage with subjects that demand both literacy and numeracy with equal ease. Her most favourite area of academic inquiry is General Paper, given its focus on global issues, and its engagement with philosophical ideas. Its wide-ranging concerns and diversity of topics also greatly appealed to her equally wide-ranging intellectual curiosity.

Where Co-Curricular Activities were concerned, Millicent was an active and committed member of the college Oratorical Society. She sharpened her argumentative and public speaking skills during training sessions.

Millicent was also appointed as Assistant Home Tutorial Councillor (AHTC), and in this capacity, among the many duties she had to assume, she took charge of strategically planning, steering, and implementing the class Service Learning Project (2021). Her capable leadership and meticulous planning ensured that the project ran smoothly.

“I found the environment in CJ very conducive which helped me to excel. The teachers put in a lot of effort and gave us many interesting and unique perspectives which are important for subjects like Literature and General Paper. My friends were also very supportive, and we helped one another. One of the memorable programmes I attended in CJ is Litera which helped me discover the fun side of studying Literature.”

Ng Wei An Ryan

Ryan is an effective communicator and an inquisitve individual with a strong desire to expand his intellectual boundaries. He contributed insightful and well-informed views during class discussions. Tenacious and diligent, Ryan excelled in his academic endeavours during his time in CJC. He was one of the top scorers in his cohort for the JC1 Promotional Examination.
As the Secretary of the Oratorical Society, Ryan was focused and efficient. He participated in numerous debate competitions where he honed his capacity for logical reasoning and persuasive argumentation.

Tan Jia Xin Calista

Calista held the position of Vice-President of the debating wing of the Oratorical Society. Apart from being a skillful public speaker and debater, she was also a competent leader. Her responsibilities included planning debate-related sessions and acting as the main point of contact for competitions. Given her public speaking skills, Calista was often the emcee and facilitator for school-wide events. In addition, Calista developed her leadership skills and served the college community by taking on the role of Orientation Group Leader for the 2022 JC1 cohort.
Calista’s capacity for critical reasoning is reflected in her commendable General Paper essays. As a further testimony to flair for writing, she obtained second position for her philosophy essay in the annual World Philosophy Day Essay writing competition organised by the college. Calista has also shown her academic prowess by performing consistently at the top of her cohort for overall results and especially for General Paper.

“Be consistent in your work and give yourself time to rest too. Keeping yourself mentally and physically healthy is key to doing well in the A-Levels.”

Zee Min Fei, Tiffany

Tiffany expresses herself confidently and eloquently and is energised by intellectually-stimulating ideas. She is vocal and respectful when articulating her thoughts and engages deeply with others in discussions.
Tiffany was a member of the Student Council and served in the Community Involvement Wing. Her duties involved planning college-wide events, and facilitating communication between the student body, teachers, and the school leaders. Notably, she led the organisation of the college’s Co-Curricular Activity (CCA) Bazaar, which showcased the various CCAs and college spirit to the freshly-inducted JC1 students. Her keenness to contribute to the mentoring and induction of her juniors also compelled her to volunteer her services as an Orientation Group Leader. During the entire course of the orientation programme, she exhibited the ability to connect with others effectively. She was able to engage the students confidently and built a strong sense of camaraderie amongst them by the end of the programme.

“Being in the Student Council taught me to effectively and clearly get my point across and to communicate with other people. Know what works best for you and learn how to work at your own pace.”

Hannah Low Si En

Hannah is part of the College’s Ignite Programme, which has allowed her the unique opportunity to explore interdisciplinary learning and to grow as an active contributor to her community.

As a member of the Guitar Ensemble, Hannah’s Co-Curricular Activity (CCA), she represented the school at the Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation in 2021, and the ensemble successfully clinched a Distinction. Despite being a novice at playing the guitar, Hannah did not back down from the challenge, and worked doubly hard at mastering the pieces to keep up with her seniors. Hannah displayed diligence and consistency, and a strong willingness to work collaboratively with her fellow CCA members. She performed her role as the Secretary and Treasurer of her CCA with aplomb. Together with her fellow Executive Committee (EXCO) members, Hannah took charge of CCA sessions and organised performances as part of college events.

Hannah’s leadership ability was also demonstrated through her role as an Orientation Group Leader (OGL) in 2022. Hannah took on the responsibility of guiding the incoming J1s during their first week of school, bringing out her warm and enthusiastic side. Hannah was able to build a strong rapport with her juniors and was a dependable and friendly mentor.

“Balancing commitments is about knowing how to manage your time well! Planning your time well and knowing what you want to prioritise is really important. Knowing how to enjoy the commitments you have is also quite important. Instead of thinking of them like an obligation or responsibility, you can think of it as something to relieve stress or have fun with your friends.”

Har Yap Kai Heraldo

Heraldo was an exemplary student who took ownership of his learning and set high standards for himself. Heraldo was placed on the Principal’s Honour Roll in Term 1 in 2021 and received the award for outstanding academic performance for the Promotional Exams in 2021. He remained consistent in his academic endeavours and went on to receive the award for outstanding academic performance for the JC2 Mid-Year Examinations in 2022. To stretch his learning further, Heraldo participated in the Singapore Physics League Competition in 2022 where he gained many useful insights after competing against more than a hundred teams. Heraldo was a member of the College’s Swimming Club. Despite the tough nature of the sport which requires intense physical training and resilience, Heraldo persevered and took on the additional responsibility of planning training exercises for his team. Heraldo was the class Pastoral Care Councillor, a role he was nominated for by his classmates due to his friendly disposition. To cater to the needs of his class, Heraldo was often tasked to give presentations on a range of topics such as mental health and bullying. Heraldo was also heavily involved in the implementation of Autism Awareness Week in the college.
“Planning is important – writing out a list of what I needed to do helped me a lot and allowed me to remain on task. It is also important to find the right balance and to prioritise what is important. In CJ, my teachers are really supportive and have guided me well in my A-Level journey.”

Puah Jian Wen

Jian Wen is a reflective learner who is earnest and always keen to improve. His proficiency in using appropriate mathematical and scientific principles to solve problems earned him an opportunity to represent the college at the 33rd Singapore Chemistry Olympiad and the 34th Singapore Physics Olympiad in 2021. In addition, he was awarded the Edusave Merit Bursary and the Edusave Certificate of Academic Achievement in 2021 in recognition of his strong academic achievements.

During his time in CJC, Jian Wen was awarded the Certificate of Academic Achievement and placed on the Principal’s Honour Roll in recognition of his strong academic achievements in the Mid-Year Examinations in 2021. His positive attitude towards learning won him several other achievements such as the Certificate of Academic Achievement for H2 Physics and H1 Economics in 2021. He was also awarded the Academic Award for Excellence in H2 Physics and was placed on the Principal’s Honour Roll in the Promotional Examinations in 2021 and the Mid-Year Examinations in 2022.

Despite his heavy academic workload, Jian Wen took time to serve the class and the wider community. He volunteered to lead his Project Work group and was also part of his Class Management Committee (CMC); in addition, he played an active role in his CCA, Basketball. His dedication to Basketball as a sport was evident in the effort he put in for every training session.

“It is important to not be complacent and arrogant. I always told myself even when I did well that there was still room to improve.”

Wang Bee Ray Mervin

Mervin was a well-motivated student who possessed a keen interest in learning. At his own initiative, he attended Harvard’s CS50 course on Computer Science. Independently, he read up on effective study methods from award-winning books and watched online videos on how to improve productivity. A reflective learner, he constantly adjusted his revision strategies to cope with the demands of the A-level curriculum.

Mervin also honed his interpersonal and communication skills during his Co-Curricular Activity, the Strategy Games Club, and through his class-based service learning project in collaboration with Calvary Community Care. Pandemic-induced limitations that affected the frequency or quality of in-person interactions was a challenge he faced, but he still found ways to enjoy his time with others and encourage them through tough times. During his time in CJC, Mervin has developed more awareness of his own potential and ability to positively impact the lives of others.

“Be consistent and enjoy yourself while you’re studying. Study efficiently. Good study habits can make time your ally.”

Wu Yan Fei, Lynette

Lynette is a confident and critical thinker who possesses a strong flair for writing. Her essays, which are fluent and insightful, are a joy to read.

Lynette was a member of the college’s Interact Club, where she served as the International Understanding Director. Her duties involved heading the 2021 Cambodian Young Farmers Project as well as working together with the rest of her Executive Committee members to plan weekly Co-Curricular (CCA) sessions. The CCA required heavy commitment, honing her ability to manage the planning of numerous projects simultaneously. Initiating projects gave her the confidence to lead and speak in front of her members, and her CCA peers grew to express their respect for her.

In addition, Lynette participated in a six-month project, “Trigen”, which brought students together with healthcare professionals to make home visits to the homes of elderly with dementia. As part of the project, she and her peers devised an application that colour-coded other applications on a mobile phone according to function to help seniors identify them easily.

Lynette’s experience in the Interact Club has spurred her interest to pursue a career in the areas of social work and psychology.

Dang Hoang Anh Khoa

Dang Hoang Anh Khoa is very diligent in achieving his goals, as he is able to focus and persevere to see them through. He is receptive to feedback and works hard towards self-improvement. He also proved himself to be a capable leader as the Home Tutorial Councillor (HTC) of his class.

Khoa’s favourite subject is Physics as he has always been fascinated by how the subject explains the various phenomena in everyday life and allows him to solve challenging problems. In pursuit of his passion, Khoa managed to offer H3 Physics and also participated in the Singapore Physics Olympiad. He has become more well-informed about global issues due to the lessons he attended that were part of the Ignite Programme. Khoa has also improved in his ability to express his thoughts more clearly and precisely, as he learnt about the importance of effective communication.

In the future, Khoa would like to pursue a career in engineering or architecture. He hopes to put his talents to good use by improving the lives of others through his skill sets. As someone who has a strong sense of purpose and genuine care for others, Khoa embodies the college values of being a Thinker with a Mission, Leader with a Heart.

The college congratulates the following students on their commendable performance at the 2022 GCE A-Level examinations.

Representing the Humanities faculty, we have:

GWYNETH TAN SIOK HEAN 2T05
MILLICENT CHIN SZE TENG 2T01
WU YAN FEI, LYNETTE 2T02
LAI ZILIANG BRANDON 2T04
NG WEI AN RYAN 2T01
TAN JIA XIN CALISTA 2T01
CLARA HENG JIA EE 2T04
HANNAH LOW SI EN 2T06
ZEE MIN FEI, TIFFANY 2T02
TAN YEE FEI 2T04
JEILEEANA GLEHSA MAGBATO ALOG 2T05
DO HOANG MY 2T05
JANICE LOW YEE TENG 2T05
HAN ZII KUANG 2T03
ESTHER ANNA ABRAHAM 2T04
PUTRI NUR QURAISHA BINTE NUR AZHA PUTRA 2T05
LEE JIA XUAN, EILIS 2T05
ETHAN ROW TZE HUNG 2T04
YE XIN YI SIGNE 2T02
WONG YEE SYUN 2T01
CLARISSE NG EN QI 2T01
JANG TAEJOON 2T02
LEANNDRA ANISHA ARAKKAL 2T05
ISAAC QALIPH RAHIM 2T06
LOW YUN JIA 2T04
CHEW JIAT LEE JONATHAN 2T04
WANG XINQIAO 2T03
ZOE CHEANG JING IE 2T04
NICOLE FELICITY NATHAN 2T05
NICOLE TAN XUAN LIN 2T06
TAN SER HWEE, BERNADETTE 2T02
LIM QING MEI SHANA 2T03
FAITH NG YAN XUAN 2T01
NICOLE LIM JIA HUI 2T03
LEE SEIN GABE GABRIEL 2T04
SITHU 2T04
TAN JUAN YIK AXEL 2T01
CHIA WEI LING SHANNON 2T01
LYU YE NI MEGAN 2T01
SAMREEN KAUR GILL 2T06
NICOLE LYN CHAN XIN RU 2T03
FOO ZO ANN, CLEO 2T03
LEONG JINGYI, GRACE 2T01
CAITLIN TAY PUAY ENG 2T06
CARINA TAY WEN XI 2T02
ENG TING 2T01

Representing the Science faculty, we have:

DISSANAYAKE MUDIYANSELAGE ANJANA IMADITH DEHIDENIYA 2T11
CHUA YIDA 2T16
KEENE YONG KAI YUAN 2T07
TANG ZHENG JIA LOONG ETHAN NICHOLAS 2T17
DANG HOANG ANH KHOA 2T28
TIMOTHY SANTOSO 2T15
HAR YAP KAI HERALDO 2T07
OLIVIA TAN 2T20
PUAH JIAN WEN 2T08
RAPHAEL LER-JAY NG 2T11
WANG BEE RAY MERVIN 2T29
FENG YI 2T27
LEE YUN TING 2T25
AYDIN LIM JINGZHAN 2T27
BHUDISANONT KANIT 2T13
SEAN CHIN WEI EN 2T10
KOH YONG DE 2T12
MAH YUAN SHENG EDWIN 2T10
ALOYSIUS LOH ZHE LEI 2T07
NAH REY HENG, REYES 2T25
NGUYEN QUANG MINH 2T14
ARYAN AJAY DESHPANDE 2T12
LIM QIAN RU CLARABELLE 2T21
GOH JING EN 2T26
NATHANIEL GILES LEE WEIJIE 2T12
TAN SOW YOUNG 2T14
SOH SI YING, SHERMAINE 2T25
CHOY WEI QUAN 2T13
NGUYEN DINH NAM 2T27
TEW JUN XIAN, DARIUS 2T17
JAYAPRASAD KIRTISH 2T13
MATHIAZHAGAN VASANTH 2T27
BRIAN CHUA PENG SHUEN 2T10
LIEW JIA WEN 2T28
KAVAN TANG YUE JUN 2T20
JOHANN NG YAN HAN 2T16
LOH NGEE HONG BRANDON 2T08
AARON CHIN JIN HAO 2T11
LEE RY SHENG 2T09
LEM SHI JYE 2T07
RIO TIFFANY ESTRALITA 2T13
THANT ZAW 2T12
LEE KOK PENG 2T10
SZE KENNETH OWEN 2T09
WENG CHENXI 2T18
ANG CHEN LEI 2T08
IGNATIUS CHIA MING HAN 2T28
JOSIAH LOKE WING 2T16
YEO ZHANG HAN 2T10
MELISSA TEO YI YING 2T22
SARAH CHAN SI-EN 2T08
CHAN JING YONG 2T09
KYLIE YANG MEI JING 2T11
RACHEL YEO JIE TING 2T28
JAMIE LEE JIA QIAN 2T25
MICHAEL GEORDI SETIADI 2T28
NGUYEN MY BINH AN 2T16
LAUDELLE ASHLEY KAY MINN 2T23
KOH JIA XIN 2T14
ZHU CHENKANG 2T14
ANSEL LIM EN ZHE 2T15
REYES JUSTIN NOEL DOTIMAS 2T09
VU DUC DUY 2T28
JOSHUA TAN 2T19
JULIAN TOH EUU FONG 2T26
LIM JUN KAI, GABRIEL 2T08
ONG YAN ZHI 2T19
POON JUNG YUN, EDSON 2T22
CHONG YUN WEN YVES 2T11
JARRETT CHAN KAI HIN 2T16
LEE KWONG YUNG, IAN 2T09
POULOSE AIDAN MICHAEL 2T10
LUM YU PEI 2T28
M PREETHIKHA 2T18
ONG ZHI KAI ALAN 2T27
ADRIENNE CHUE 2T25
LEE ZHI QIANG 2T08
ONG GUANG YI 2T16
FREDERICK ADLIM 2T10
WONG WAN TING, JASSI 2T22
JOVAN CHAN YEW HOE 2T08
LIM KAI EN IAN 2T20
LIM YONG JIAN, DEXTER 2T22
SEOW WEI YUAN, AARON 2T22
A M AADHITYAA 2T28
CHOO JIA YING JACLYN 2T08
JANELLE ENG SHU YI 2T15
NG GUANGXIAN, EDWIN 2T13
PICHETPONGSA ABHIVIT 2T11

Our Student Leaders who have done well:
WU YAN FEI, LYNETTE 2T02 (Interact Club Exco)
NG WEI AN RYAN 2T01 (Oratorical Society Exco)
TAN JIA XIN CALISTA 2T01 (Oratorical Society Vice President)
CLARA HENG JIA EE 2T04 (Floorball Vice Captain)
LAI ZILIANG BRANDON 2T04 (Oratorical Society Exco)
HANNAH LOW SI EN 2T06 (Guitar Ensemble Exco)
RAPHAEL LER-JAY NG 2T11 (Bowling Exco)
OLIVIA TAN 2T20 (Modern Dance Exco)
FENG YI 2T27 (Strategy Games Club Exco)
TAN YEE FEI 2T04 (Oratorical Society Exco, Ultimate Exco)
DO HOANG MY 2T05 (English Drama President)
JANICE LOW YEE TENG 2T05 (STE2M Club Exco)
JEILEEANA GLEHSA MAGBATO ALOG 2T05 (Choir Exco)
SEAN CHIN WEI EN 2T10 (Strategy Games Club Exco)
ARYAN AJAY DESHPANDE 2T12 (Tennis Captain)
NGUYEN QUANG MINH 2T14 (Guitar Ensemble Exco)
LIM QIAN RU CLARABELLE 2T21 (Netball Captain)
ETHAN ROW TZE HUNG 2T04 (Floorball Vice Captain)
PUTRI NUR QURAISHA BINTE NUR AZHA PUTRA 2T05 (Oratorical Society President)
LOW YUN JIA 2T04 (Tennis Captain)
LEE RY SHENG 2T09 (Fencing Vice Captain)
SZE KENNETH OWEN 2T09 (Film, Sound and Video Society President)
WENG CHENXI 2T18 (STE2M Club Exco)
LIM QING MEI SHANA 2T03 (Guitar Ensemble Exco)
SARAH CHAN SI-EN 2T08 (Volleyball Vice Captain)
MELISSA TEO YI YING 2T22 (Concert Band Exco)
CLAUDELLE ASHLEY KAY MINN 2T23 (STE2M Club Exco)
IGNATIUS CHIA MING HAN 2T28 (Badminton Captain, Genesis President)
MICHAEL GEORDI SETIADI 2T28 (Nexus Investment & Entrepreneurship Society Exco)
CHIA WEI LING SHANNON 2T01 (Concert Band Exco)
NICOLE LIM JIA HUI 2T03 (Strategy Games Club President)
LEE SEIN GABE GABRIEL 2T04 (Nexus Investment & Entrepreneurship Society Vice President)
SITHU 2T04 (Concert Band Exco)
POULOSE AIDAN MICHAEL 2T10 (Floorball Exco)
SAMREEN KAUR GILL 2T06 (Editorial Club President)
ENG TING 2T01 (Nexus Investment & Entrepreneurship Society Exco)
LEONG JINGYI, GRACE 2T01 (Editorial Club Exco)
CAITLIN TAY PUAY ENG 2T06 (Floorball Exco)

Our Archbishop, ELL and Flame Scholars who have done well:
LEE ZHI QIANG 2T08
JANICE LOW YEE TENG 2T05
ISAAC QALIPH RAHIM 2T06
LEANNDRA ANISHA ARAKKAL 2T05
LIM QIAN RU CLARABELLE 2T21
LEE SEIN GABE GABRIEL 2T04

Top Performing Science Class: 2T28
Top Performing Arts Class: 2T01
Janice Low Yee Teng, Asst Home Tutorial Councillor, 2T05, STE2M Club Exco
“CJ really helped with my personal growth not just as a leader but as an individual. I had many opportunities to voice my opinions and explore. Participation in programmes like OSLP, LSLP and competitions in my CCA, STE2M Club, gave me a chance to forge new friendships and contributed to my personal growth as I got to learn communications and organisational skills. I became more self-directed and resilient.”

Sze Kenneth Owen, 2T09, Film, Sound and Video Society President
“The various leadership training camps in CJ made me realise how important being a leader is and guided me in my journey in becoming a leader. For me, perseverance is the number one quality to push through challenges in life. I think it is very important to never give up.”

Nicole Lim Jia Hui, 2T03, Strategy Games Club President
“The little actions that you do can make a difference - such as being there for the people around you and building bonds with your classmates and your friends. My friends and I are always there for each other.”

Ignatius Chia Ming Han, 2T28, Badminton Captain, Genesis President
“Always aim for the best. Have a goal in mind so that it will motivate you to study harder.”

Tan Yee Fei, 2T04, Home Tutorial Councillor, Oratorical Society Exco, Ultimate Exco
“Home Class culture – sharing a common mindset in doing well and setting good standards for ourselves – was an attribute that created the right learning environment for me. I am also grateful for my teachers, who kept pushing us to strive for better, giving us the assurance that they are on the journey with us.”

Lim Qian Ru, Clarabelle, 2T21, Flame Scholar, Pastoral Care Councillor, Netball Captain
“Resilience is important in academic achievement. Keep going and putting in the same amount of effort. Consistency will get you ahead.”