As part of meeting the educational needs of our students, the Pastoral Care Dept invited the Engineering Faculty and School of Business of NUS to give a talk to our JC2 Science and Arts students on 14 April 2006 regarding these two fields of studies.

The talks were received favourably as students indicated that the talks were relevant to their needs and they felt that they were more informed about the requirements of the two faculties now.

The hunt for the coolest SRJC botak is on. Hurry! You have till Saturday, 22 April so log on to ASPIRE now to vote!

Spirit, sportsmanship and fun came together on the 31st March on our college?s track. Athletes from the 5 houses pit their best against one other.

The event was graced by Mr Mark Minjoot, Vice Principal of Deiyi Secondary who was our former HOD Mathematics. Northbrooks and Chong Boon Secondary School Cheerleading squad wowed the crowd with their zest and stunts.

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SRJC, in line with its college motto of "To Learn, To serve" has embarked on a major fund-raising exercise entitled Sands of Mission.

Sands of Mission seeks to raise a sum of 50,000 dollars for the Tan  Tock Seng  Hospital Community Charity Fund. The fund assists needy patients who have exhausted all other  avenues of help  with their medical expenses. Sands of Mission will see a five-month fund-raising effort  culminate in a  groundbreaking event that epitomises the extraordinary impact that like-minded individuals  could have when  united.

On 8 August 2006, SRJC will build the longest sandcastle in Singapore at East Coast  Park as part of  SRJC's National Day Celebrations. Students will be reminded amidst the sun, sand and sea, of  how they could  each play their part in caring for the less fortunate in Singapore. Sands of Mission,  Building Singapore's  Longest Sandcastle.
 

We call those blessed with marriage husbands or wives. We call those blessed with parents, sons or daughters. What then do we call those who have been blessed with friends? In SRJC, it is safe to call them 'TEC participants', for the bridging of hearts and minds was what exactly Team Excellence Camp (TEC) 2006 did for 736 JC1s.

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A seminar was held for parents of JC 1 freshmen on 8 March 2006 (Wednesday). This seminar sought to provide parents with an insight of the programme offered as well as the culture and values of the College. It was well-supported by parents as there was an overwhelming turnout in Lecture Theatre 5.
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The 2006 JC2 Parents? Day was held on 4 March (Saturday). It aimed to provide an opportunity for collaboration with our partners in education ? the parents of JC2 students.

Parents were updated on the JC2 students? performance in the JC2 Common Test 1 and the upcoming preparations. Parents gave the feedback that they found the session beneficial as they learnt more about how the college planned to help their child prepare for the GCE ?A? Level Examination. More importantly, they were now more familiar with the requirements for local university admission.

The session ended with classroom interaction between parents and Civics Tutors / Subject Tutors in which parents discussed more details about their child?s progress and how they could be an engaged partner to help their child.

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'After an exciting debut in Term 1, SRJC’s Artstivities return in Term 2 with
more seat-gripping and crowd-pleasing performances. This term, the SRJC Aesthetics presents Music ‘X’plosion – an exhilarating 10 weeks of fabulous music and eye-opening visual arts.

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Michelle Chan Heng Yee (2S23) of SRJC Media Club came in second in the recent Singapore Youth Commonwealth Photo Competition which was organized by the British High Commission. Her submission titled " Keeping Healthy" showed a passing runner at Bedok Jetty against the setting sun. She won for herself an O2 XDA Atom handphone. Congratulations Michelle!
 

On Friday, 24 Feb 2006, the care and compassion of all SRJCians were given a resounding affirmation at the Community Chest Thank You to Schools event.
The event, held at the NTUC Centre, was a special event organised by the Community Chest to mark its appreciation for the efforts of teachers and students in raising funds for the charities under the umbrella of the Community Chest. At the event, SRJC was recognised for being one of the top twenty fundraising institutions for the Community Chest Youth Day Appeal 2005. The Guest of Honour, Mr. Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Minister for Education presented the award plaque to SRJC.
 

Students who are applying for admission  to the college, kindly refer to the latest subject combinations (in pdf format) available.
 

The above programme is offering Primary, Secondary and JC students Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003 at a special subsidised price of $129 (retail price $828). The package includes Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Publisher and Outlook.
You may visit any Post Office for over the counter purchase, or purchase online.  More details at the Microsoft website.