2017
Read about the school's achievements in 2017, including wins at the NCAC, SYF Art Exhibition, and Sustainable Singapore School Art Competition.
National Malay Writing Competition and Juara Cilik 2017
Pusat Bahasa Nusa in conjunction with the Malay Language Month 2017 (Bulan Bahasa 2017) organised a National Malay Writing Competition 2017 “Peraduan Saya Boleh Mengarang’ for primary school students.
The objectives of this competition are :
(a) To provide an opportunity for students to show their talent in writing.
(b) To improve student’s confidence in their writing.
Congratulations to our Springdale budding writers, the proud recipients
Nusantara World Music in conjunction with the Malay Language Month 2017 (Bulan Bahasa 2017) organised a Malay Language folk songs competition ‘Juara Si Cilik’ for Primary 1 to 3 students.
The objective of this competition is :
(a) To expose students to the Malay culture through traditional folk songs while having fun.
Two of our students represented the school.We are proud of these students who represented our school.
NCAC 2017 Competition
Our Cyber-Wellness Ambassadors, made up of P4 & P5 students, participated in the National Cyber-Wellness Advocacy Challenge (NCAC) 2017. The challenge aims to:
reach out to parents with the voices of children and youths.
empower youth advocates and impart Cyber-Wellness principles and values.
engage parents with practical parental strategies through a Cyber-Wellness for Parents app.
Our ambassadors created awareness resources and video on a popular online video “Minecraft” and an augmented reality game “Pokemon Go”. Their work has been featured in the mobile application “SG ConneXion” which is available in both Google Play and Apple App Store. A total of 412 primary and secondary students from 62 schools in Singapore participated in the competition and 6 teams were selected for the finals for the primary school category.
We are proud to announce that our two teams have won the 1st and 3rd prizes in the primary school category respectively.
3rd Prize Winners in the NCAC primary school category consist of:
Evan Lim Dingxun, P4
Lakshminarayan Diya, P4
Pan Siyun, Audrielle, P4
Hoo Si Ting, Ariel, P5
Ong Chen Kai, John, P5
1st Prize Winners in the NCAC primary school category consist of:
Rayne Cheong Yun Hao, P4
Le Ann Lim Li En, P4
Castor Djese Daniel Buhat, P5
Chan Sao Yi, Marcus, P5
Tan Jia Yi Eve, P5
Congratulations to our Cyber-wellness Ambassadors for their effort and achievement!
2017 Sustainable Singapore School Art Competition
This year, seven Green Artists Club members participated in an Art Competition, organised by PacificLight, which was supported by National Environmental Agency (NEA). The theme of the art competition was on “Being an Energy Hero”. Students drew or created a poster on what they could do on their part to reduce energy usage at home, in school or in their environment.
We are proud to announce that the work of our student, Leow Rou En, P4R, has won the Merit Winner (Upper Primary Category). Her artwork will be featured in PacificLight’s 2018 Corporate Calendar. Congratulations to our young aspiring Green Artist!
Artist’s Statement:
I want everyone to know that they can be an Energy Saving Hero. Each image in my poster portrays simple practices that we can apply in daily life. To capture the attention of my audience, I used vivid and purposeful illustrations. By saving energy, we are saving money at the same time!
National Day Awards 2017
Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2017 Art Exhibition
The Singapore Youth Festival 2017 Art Exhibition celebrated the artist in every child. It showcased children’s creative ideas, personal aspirations and hard work put into artistic expressions. This year’s exhibition was a tribute to the deep learning and rich experience our students gain through the art curriculum in schools.
The theme for this year “Artist and Space” invites our student artists to imagine, inquire and discover many ways to interpret and express the concept of ‘space’. In the process, they found inspiration from people, places and objects within their environment and created artworks that were personal and meaningful to them.
This year, our school submitted 2 artworks for Category B and Category C respectively for the Art Exhibition. The submission for Category C has been awarded with
Certificate of Recognition and was exhibited during the Singapore Youth Festival 2017 Art Exhibition.
SYF Art Exhibition (Category B) ~ Certificate of Participation
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Our Space ~ Singapore artwork details, artists and statements
Title | Our Space ~ Singapore |
Artists | 1. Chen Xintian, P4D |
Artists' Statement | The little dot on the Singapore map, which is the physical space that we live in, represents us - the future. We form both the ‘positive’ and ‘negative’ spaces in Singapore. These spaces are important because they influence and mould us. We are greatly affected by everything that happens. |
Guiding Teacher | Mdm Siti Ashlinda |
Teacher's Statement | Students’ artwork is a minimalistic ideology of them being a part of their physical space – Singapore. Through discussions and explorations, students unpacked the definition of ‘Space’ and decided to narrow down to the positive and negative spaces as they loved the simple yet concrete characteristics of the elements. |
SYF Art Exhibition (Category C) ~ Certificate of Recognition
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Our Audio Space artwork details, artists and statements
Title | Our Audio Space |
Artists | 1.Clarice Lau, P5D |
Artists' Statement | Through an abstract headphone, we experience audio space in this vast world. Audio is made out of frequency and pitch that fills up our physical space. The doodles represent different sounds that we hear. Despite the unlimited doodles, we do have boundaries and ‘roadblocks’ that prevent us from hearing everything. |
Guiding Teacher | Mdm Siti Ashlinda |
Teacher's Statement | Students’ artwork depicts their exploration of the ideology of virtual and real spaces. The canvases are the intended real space while the doodle depiction of sound is the virtual space. The canvases are intended to have a five-centimetre gap to show the boundaries that preclude them. |
Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2017 Theme Motif Design & Theme Song Writing Contest
The Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) is an annual event organised by the Ministry of Education (MOE) to celebrate the diverse arts talents and achievements of our youths. The SYF 2017 is envisioned as an opportunity for students to discover their personal voices and share them with the community through artistic expressions. The theme for SYF 2017 is Youth HeARTS! which encapsulates the spirit of presenting the arts from the hearts of youth. The arts form a significant part of our youth as reflected in the embedding of the word ‘ARTS’ within ‘HeARTS’.
Theme Motif Design
Music & Lyrics composition
The following is music & lyrics composed by our student, Wong Zhen Wei, from P4S titled: Hearts of the Youth.
Hearts of the Youth
* (Every youth is wonderful, every Youth is beautiful
They can touch your heart and make you smile
Come and celebrate with us, friends from far and near,
Let us join our hands!
Wonderful is Singapore, Beautiful is Singapore,
We are proud to call her our home
Every youth is free to live, to create and dream
Let Music fill our lives. )
Repeat *
Youthful hearts are shining bright
Lighting up our Singapore
Within every youth, Art can be found
Waiting to be opened up
Every youth is wonderful, every youth is beautiful
They can touch your heart and make you smile
Come and celebrate with us, friends from far and near,
Let us join our hands!
**Wonderful is Singapore, Beautiful is Singapore,
We are proud to call her our home
Every youth is free to live, to create and dream
Let Music fill our lives.
Repeat **