



Academic
We celebrate "All-Rounded" Saints who have flourished under SAJC's holistic development!
Rita
Tan Mei Ying (18A05) was a tenacious and disciplined
student who was driven to achieve her dreams. She balanced her responsibilities
as a member of Saints Advocates with her academic pursuit where she was
consistently on the honour roll. As an avid singer, she represented the college
in the National Xinyao Competition in 2018, where she clinched first place in
the Solo Category Competition. With her talent, she also showed compassion in
caring for the community, singing and entertaining the elderly at the St
Andrew’s Nursing Home on a weekly basis as part of her role as a member of the
Saints Advocates Vocal Task Force. Despite some family challenges when she was
taking her preliminary examinations in 2019, she managed to do very well
topping her class. Rita achieved straight A for History, Economics, Chinese
Language and Literature offered at H2, A for Project Work at H1 and C for
General Paper and Math at H1.
Isaac Chung De Wei (18S20)
was an all-rounded Saint who exemplified diligence and dedication in all that
he did. As the President of the College’s Choir and the Assistant Civics Group
Representative of his class, Isaac balanced his time well and excelled in
multiple ways. As Choir President, he helped to plan and execute choral
performances, induction camps and inter-College exchanges. Isaac’s coaching of
the male voices and overall dedication helped the College Choir attain the
Certificate of Distinction at the 2019 Singapore Youth Festival Arts
Presentation. A dedicated learner in every way, Isaac immersed himself in
research projects, such as a nine-month attachment in the NUS Advanced Robotics
Centre, during which he developed a novel method of optimising convolutional
neural networks used for training of autonomous vehicles and wrote a scientific
paper which was reviewed by NUS researchers. Issaac also participated in the
Intel International Science and Engineering Fair 2018 that was graced by
entrepreneurs, scientists and Nobel laureates. While Isaac was consistently
placed on the school’s honour roll for his academic excellence, he did not
neglect helping his classmates do their best too. Isaac had a high regard for
the welfare of his peers, and organised various study sessions for them, often
conversing privately with them to find out how they were doing. One with a big
heart for others, Isaac led the Choir on their Christmas Carolling and Visit to
the St Andrew’s Nursing Home to bring joy to the elderly and prepared welfare
packages for construction workers. Isaac achieved straight As for Chemistry,
Physics, Math and Economics at H2, A for General Paper and Project Work at H1.


Solaiy Meyapan (18S01) was a mature and considerate student with a quiet confidence and an exemplary char
acter. He was a motivated student who sought opportunities to continually improve himself. On top of the academic rigour of the A-levels, he participated in the College’s Model United Nations where he was awarded the Best Delegate. During his school holidays, he also volunteered to join Beacons Consulting for a work shadowing programme and was passionate about learning beyond what was required for the Examinations. Solaiy also strived for excellence in his Co-Curricular endeavours. While he was new to Track and Field, he trained hard to improve his timing for his sprints. Despite the keen competition, he clinched 3rd place in the 200 metres sprint at the National School Games (2019) A Division (Boys). He also helped the Track and Field team to achieve 4th placing in the 4x400 metres relay. Beyond his performance, he was also the Head of Logistics for the team and supported the team by managing the inventory and ensuring the equipment were in good condition for his team mates. Solaiy achieved A for Chemistry and Math at H2, A for Project Work at H1, B for Physics at H2, B for Economics at H1 and B for General Paper at H1.
Shareen Kaur (18S02) was
a sociable and amiable young lady, who sought to make the best out of her two
years in St Andrew’s Junior College. She was a passionate footballer who served
as the goalkeeper of the Girls’ Football Team, where she displayed admirable
tenacity and perseverance throughout all the rigorous and tiring training
sessions. Despite the heavy training schedule, Shareen managed to achieve
consistently good academic grades. She displayed a positive attitude in
learning and was self-driven in pursuing improvement - Shareen could often be
seen making use of her breaks to study. For her outstanding performance in the
JC1 Final Exams, Shareen was placed on the Honour Roll and was awarded the MOE
Edusave Bursary Award. Shareen achieved A for Chemistry and Math at H2, B for
Physics at H2, A for Economics at H1 and B for General Paper and Project Work
at H1.
We would like to place on record our thanks to all those who have contributed to the success of our students. We especially thank the Board of Governors and all staff of the College, and finally we give thanks to God from whom all our blessings flow.
Up and On!
ST ANDREW’S CELEBRATES “ALL-ROUNDERS” OF THE 2017 GCE A- LEVEL EXAMINATIONS!
A total of 652 students sat for the examinations held in Nov 2017 with 97.9% of them achieving at least 3H2 passes including GP. This maintains the upward trend the College has seen in recent years.
We are proud of ALL our students. While we cannot highlight them all we have chosen these Saints below as the epitomes of the Saint Spirit and student. They have done us proud not just with their results but because they represent the very best qualities of exemplary Saints demonstrating their ability to balance both academics and co-curricular activities.
Ang Jia Han, Luke (16A06) was an all-rounded Saint who pursued excellence in all that he did. He was a keen learner who had an inquiring mind and set high standards for himself, as evidenced in the many academic awards he received throughout his two years in the College. While he was consistently among the top of his cohort, he was never arrogant and was a respectful and humble young man who involved himself in many Service Learning programmes. In addition, Luke fully embraced the many opportunities the College offered, and participated in forums such as The Ongoing Conversation with Mr K Shanmugam, as well as the Literature Culture Immersion Trip to London. Luke also represented the College in many competitions as part of the College Football Team, and displayed effective communication skills and leadership qualities as the Subject Representative for Physical Education. Luke has clearly demonstrated that it is possible to balance academics with a healthy co-curricular schedule and is a fine example of an all-rounded Saint, achieving straight As in all subjects at both H2 (History, Economics, and Mathematics) and H1 levels (Physics, General Paper, and Project Work).
Janessa Yu Yiyan (16S17) suffers from Charcot Marie Tooth Disease which impedes her motor and sensory ability and causes muscle weakness which makes walking and writing difficult. Despite her condition Janessa has had a full and varied JC life – she was a member of the CCA Saints-for-Christ and Saints-In-Action (a student-initiated volunteer group), and was part of the College’s Talent Development Programme which gave her the opportunities to participate and lead in the leadership summit ChrySAlis, and the Cultural Immersion Trip to London in 2016. Janessa demonstrated resilience and courage, as she continually stepped out of her comfort zone to broaden her experience. Janessa also received many academic awards for her excellent academic results throughout her time in College. She was awarded the Mrs Grace Ballas Scholarship for outstanding academic excellence, CCA contributions and leadership qualities. She has achieved straight As in all subjects offered at both H2 (Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Economics) and H1 levels (General Paper and Project Work).
R Rishi Kumar (16S16) was an exemplary student who was a servant leader. As the Captain of the College's Hockey Team, he demonstrated great leadership in being the constant source of encouragement to those around him. He galvanised his team and inspired them to work harder when they took part in competitions and ensured that their spirits were up. Rishi was also well-liked by his peers because he was always dependable and helpful. A mature and avid thinker, Rishi was consistent in doing his very best for his academic pursuit. Rishi offered Mathematics (A), Physics (A), Economics (A), and Further Mathematics (B) at H2, and Project Work (A), and General Paper (D) at H1.
Rena Ang En Ting (16A05) was the Captain of the Girls’ Soccer Team, and led her team to achieve third placing in the National ‘A’ Division Competition in 2017. She capably coordinated training sessions with the coach, and even led the team’s Executive Committee to draw up a revision schedule as she recognised the need to strike a balance between commitment to their sport and their academic pursuits. Such thoughtfulness and empathy also extended to the wider community, and Rena was an active participant in many class and College Service Learning projects. A critical thinker and effective communicator, Rena was an invaluable member in class discussions and group work. Her quest for academic excellence was recognised as she was placed on the H2 Literature Honour Roll in 2016, and the H1 Mathematics Honour Roll in 2017. Rena offered Literature (B), History (A), and Economics (A) at H2, and Mathematics (B), General Paper (C), and Project Work (A) at H1.
We would like to place on record our thanks to all those who have contributed to the success of our students. We especially thank the Board of Governors and all staff of the College, and finally we give thanks to God from whom all our blessings flow.
Up and On!
ST ANDREW’S CELEBRATES “ALL-ROUNDERS” OF THE 2016 GCE A- LEVEL EXAMINATIONS!
A total of 630 students sat for the examinations held in Nov 2016 with 96.2% of them achieving at least 3H2 passes including GP. This maintains the upward trend the College has seen in recent years.
We are proud of ALL our students. While we cannot highlight them all we have chosen these Saints below as the epitomes of the Saint Spirit and student. They have done us proud not just with their results but because they represent the very best qualities of exemplary Saints demonstrating their ability to balance both academics and co-curricular activities.
Charlene Goh Kai Ning (15A04) served as the House Captain of Romanis where she headed several key committees in organising major College events such as Sports Carnival, Graduation Night and Orientation. Her strong leadership ability was demonstrated in how she led the committee in conceptualising and executing the events. A skilled communicator, she served as emcee for College events such as the Jacob Ballas Memorial Ceremony and Kiwi Cup 2016 and was selected to be the moderator for the 2015 Minister’s Dialogue Session with Minister K Shanmugam. Despite her heavy commitments as a student leader, she was also an active member of the Saints’ Chorale, participating in the Singapore Youth Festival and the Singapore Choral Festival. Charlene was a true community builder who gave of her time and care to those around her, and participated in several Service Learning projects. A role model for her peers, her empathetic nature and excellent communication skills saw her awarded the Colours Award in 2016, and the Exemplary Character Award in 2016. Charlene offered Economics (A), Mathematics (A) and Literature (A) at H2, and General Paper (A), Project Work (A) and History (C) at H1.
Kishen Ashok Kumar (15S09) was the Captain of the Hockey Team where he displayed great tenacity and passion as a player. His leadership and determination contributed to his team’s performance the 2015 National Inter-Schools “A” Division competition where they achieved a hard-won Second-Runner Up position for the College. For his contributions to the Hockey Team where he embodied values of a servant leader, Kishen was awarded the Colours Award and the Servant Leader Scholarship in 2016. A highly motivated student who enjoyed the challenge of his course of study, he was a self-directed learner and was on the Honour Roll for many College examinations. His positive disposition and genuine care for those around him also saw him awarded the Exemplary Character Award in 2016. Kishen offered Physics (A), Chemistry (A) and Mathematics (A) at H2, and General Paper (B), Project Work (B) and Geography (A) at H1.
Fang Junwei, Samuel (15S24) was the President of the Audio Visual Aid & Media Club where he organised and led teams in supporting various College events such as Orientation, Teachers’ Day and College Day. He played a dual role as the club’s Public Relations Officer and, through his efforts, contributed to a four-fold increase in club membership. His strong leadership ability also saw him being elected as the Assistant Class Representative. In class, Samuel was a motivated and conscientious student who took initiative in his own learning and was on the Honour Roll for the two College Examinations leading up to the A Levels. Constantly striving for excellence in everything he undertook, Samuel is the epitome of the Servant Leader Saint who leads by example and was awarded the Service Award, the Exemplary Character Award, and the Edusave Character Award (ECHA) in 2016. Samuel offered Chemistry (A), Biology (A) and Economics (A) at H2, and General Paper (A), Project Work (A) and Mathematics (A) at H1. Samuel was from St Andrew’s Secondary School.
Syafiqah Bte Kahllid (15A07) served as the President of the English Drama Club, where she led the Club in the Singapore Youth Festival of 2016, in which they received a Certificate of Commendation. She also exhibited her leadership skills in the production of the annual College Play. Her tenacity and gumption were key qualities demonstrated in her role as the President where she ensured discipline among her peers, earning the trust of her teachers in the Club. With her congenial and easy-going disposition, Syafiqah was well-liked by her peers for her ability to assert a positive influence on others. Her involvement in the cultural immersion programme to Germany underscored her convivial temperament where she was able to develop genuine bonds with students from the Romain-Rolland Gymnasium. Syafiqah offered Mathematics (A), Literature (A) and History (B) at H2, and General Paper (C), Project Work (A) and Economics (B) at H1.
Gabriel Koh Giap Pang (15S02) served as the Captain of the SAJC Rugby Team where his exemplary leadership inspired his team-mates to achieve exuberant results in various tournaments. His ability to communicate well with his team-mates, and in assessing their strengths and weaknesses led the team to clinch the 3rd place in the Singapore Youth Olympic Festival in 2015 and 4th place in the National Schools ‘A’ Division Rugby Championship tournament in 2016. In recognition of his leadership and commitment to guide his peers and juniors, Gabriel was presented Servant Leaders Scholarship and Colours Award in 2016. Despite the heavy commitments of training and matches, Gabriel was still able to contribute back to the community with his involvement in various Service Learning activities like the Overseas Service Learning Programme (OSLP) where he spent two weeks of his school holiday helping Vietnamese children. Gabriel offered Mathematics (A), Chemistry (A), and Physics (B) at H2, and General Paper (B), Project Work (A) and Economics (B) at H1. He has clearly demonstrated that Saints can achieve excellence in all areas of their pursuit and development.
We would like to place on record our thanks to all those who have contributed to the success of our students. We especially thank the Board of Governors and all staff of the College, and finally we give thanks to God from whom all our blessings flow.
Up and On!
ST ANDREW’S CELEBRATES “ALL-ROUNDERS” OF THE 2015 GCE A- LEVEL EXAMINATIONS!
A total of 685 students sat for the examinations held in Nov 2015 with 95.3% of them achieving at least 3H2 passes including GP. This maintains the upward trend the College has seen in recent years.
We are proud of
Shannon Leong Yu Lyn (14S13) served as the Public Relations officer cum Secretary of the College Girls’ Hockey Team where she also displayed great tenacity as a player. Her determination contributed in no small part to her team’s performance in 2015 National Inter-Schools “A” Division competition where they garnered a hard-won First-Runner Up position for the College. For her contributions to the Hockey Team she was awarded the SAJC Colours Award. Despite the heavy commitments of training and matches, Shannon nevertheless managed to be an active participant in many class and College Service Learning programmes where she worked on a diverse range of projects including environmental initiatives and with the less-fortunate elderly. Shannon has achieved an A in H2 Biology, and Bs for H2 Chemistry and Mathematics. She also achieved a B for H1 Geography and As for Project Work and the General Paper. She has shown clearly that Saints both learn and play with determination.
Ho Chong Yao (14S13) represented the College in many competitions and concerts as a member of the College Band where he was the Flute Section Leader. Chong Yao was a highly motivated student who enjoyed the challenge of his course of study. Regardless of the demands of performance he demonstrated resilience as a self-directed learner who had the right attitudes and good habits of working towards continual improvement not only of himself but for his fellow band members. This attitude of excellence helped hone the skills which contributed to the Band’s success in the 2015 Singapore Youth Festival where they clinched its highest award of a Distinction. Despite the heavy demands of his CCA and his course of study Chong Yao made the effort to take part in a wide range of activities that would serve to broaden his experience – these included an overseas cultural immersion to London and a pharmacy camp organised by the National University of Singapore. He was committed to excellence in whatever he undertook. Chong Yao offered Biology (A), Chemistry (A) and Mathematics (A) at H2, and General Paper (A), Project Work (A) and English Literature (A) at H1.
Eng Wee Long (14S17) is a Saint who has distinguished himself as a Servant Leader. As Cadet Inspector in the National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) he, during his time in junior college, mentored junior NPCC members from his secondary school. He also served in the NPCC Headquarters to organized events such as the NPCC Annual Parade and found time for an attachment programme with the Singapore Police Force (SPF). Apart from this, Wee Long also served as a Saints Activist during his time in College helping his teachers facilitate discussions relevant to the CCE curriculum. An intelligent and motivated student who needed little guidance in his studies Wee Long was also the recipient of the SPF Book Prize. Wee Long offered Chemistry (A), Biology (A), Physics (A) and Mathematics (A) at H2 level, and General Paper (B) and Project Work (A) at H1 level. In addition he received a Merit for his H3-Semiconductor Physics and Devices.
Arunachalam Selvanayagam (14S17) was Chairman of the Indian Cultural and in this capacity represented the College in many Tamil Language competitions. In addition he was also an Executive Committee member of the 15th House Council and together with the rest of his committee was responsible for the organisation and execution of major College functions such as National Day celebrations, Sports Day and Graduation Night. As student leader he was selected to act as a facilitator at the prestigious SG 50 Pre-University Seminar in 2015, and also participated in a residential student leadership programme – Chrysalis. He offered Tamil Language and Literature (A), Chemistry (A), Mathematics (B) and Biology (B) at H2, and General Paper (A) and Project Work (A) at H1. Arunachalam has clearly demonstrated the it is possible to balance academics with a healthy co-curricular schedule and is a fine example of an all-rounded Saint.
Nur Adli Iqbal B Mahadir was the Vice-Captain of the Gomes House Council where he headed several key committees that helped organize major College events such as Sports Day and Graduation Night. He also served as the Vice-President of the Malay Cultural Society in which capacity he organized a show case of entertainment for Teachers’ Day. Despite these already heavy commitments Iqbal was also part of the College Rugby Team that placed 1st and 2nd in the National A Division Rugby Championships in 2014 and 2015 respectively. His effectiveness and responsibility as a student leader extended to his contribution to the community as a Saints Activist where he was part of the College Student Government that was tasked with finding ways to improve the College environment. Constantly striving for excellence in everything he undertook Iqbal is the epitome of the Servant Leader Saint who leads by example. Iqbal offered Chemistry (B), Mathematics (A) and Economics (A) at H2, and General Paper (C), Project Work (B) and History (A) at H1. A role-model for his peers, his positive and responsible attitude saw him awarded the Exemplary Character Award in 2015.
We would like to place on record our thanks to all those who have contributed to the success of our students. We especially thank the Board of Governors and all staff of the College, and finally we give thanks to God from whom all our blessings flow.
Up and On!
ST ANDREW’S CELEBRATES “ALL-ROUNDERS” OF THE 2014 GCE “A” LEVEL EXAMINATIONS!
We are proud of
Bervyn Goh Yu Fen (13S20) epitomises the best of the Saints’ Spirit. As Captain of the Boys’ Football Team, he led his team to the finals of the 2014 National Inter-Schools “A” Division Football Competition garnering a hard-fought Silver for the College. In the process he was awarded the “Man of the Match” Award for the “A” Division final. Bervyn demonstrated his ability to lead himself and his peers – a student-leader who inspired. In the course of his time in College Bervyn was awarded the SAJC Colours Award, received the SAJC Servant Leadership Scholarship and an award for Exemplary Character for his unwavering encouragement of his team mates and for his personal example as an individual of character and drive. Bervyn was also a Saints Activist leading his classmates on learning journeys to broaden their understanding of how their community works. Bervyn has achieved As in H2 Mathematics and H2 Physics, and a B for H2 Economics. He also achieved As for H1 History and Project Work, and a C for the General Paper. He has shown clearly that Saints both learn and play with determination.
Leonard Lim Kian Hui (13S07) represented the College in a nationwide singing competition Campus Superstar in 2013 where he was one of the top four finalists. Leonard was a highly motivated student who enjoyed the challenge of his course of study. Regardless of his demands of performance he demonstrated resilience as a self-directed learner who had the right attitudes and good habits of working towards continual improvement not only of himself but for the community at large. He was an Executive Member of the SAJC Dance Society but also took part in a Medical Work Shadowing programme and still managed to initiate and helm a fund raising project for the victims of typhoon Haiyan. He was committed to excellence in whatever he undertook. Leonard offered Physics (A), Chemistry (A) and Mathematics (A) at H2, and General Paper (C), Project Work (B) and Economics (A) at H1.
Samuel Koh Gian Yang (13S13) was Captain of the Rugby Team in 2013 and 2014, and was also Captain of the Singapore Under-Eighteen National Squad in 2014. As Rugby Captain he led his team to Victory in the Police Cup National Inter-School Championship in 2013, and in the Kiwi Cup in 2013 and 2014. His contributions to Rugby earned Samuel the National Colours Award in 2013 and the College Colours Award in 2014. An intelligent and motivated student who needed little guidance in his studies Samuel also represented the College in the Singapore Mathematics Olympiad as well as the Australian Maths Competition showing clearly that his determination and focus were not simply on the rugby playing field. Samuel offered Chemistry (A), Biology (A) and Mathematics (A) at H2 level, and General Paper (D), Project Work (B) and Economics (A) at H1 level. He is a credit as a well-rounded Saint.
Evan Mok Ken Han (13S13) was Vice-President of the Saints Advocates and worked with many external welfare organisations to plan and execute College Service Learning Activities as well as organise the Saints Advocate Team Building and Overseas Community Involvement Programme Selection Camps. In addition he participated in leadership activities such as the Student Leadership Residential Programme and the Student Leaders’ Summit, and was himself involved in a 14-Day OCIP trip to Vietnam. In all he undertook Evan showed commendable motivation and always aimed for excellence. However, he did not let his duties distract him from academic work demonstrating perseverance and determination in this arena too. Evan offered Chemistry (A), Mathematics (A) and Biology (B) at H2, and General Paper (B), Project Work (B) and Economics (A) at H1. He is a role model for his fellow Saints exemplifying resilience and perseverance, and for this was awarded the Exemplary Character Award in 2014.
Fiona Mei Robinson (13A07) was an invaluable member of the College Netball Team. The team’s Goal Shooter, she was also a member of the team’s Executive Committee and in this position was instrumental in leading the team through the National “A” Division Championships. She was an excellent role model for her peers demonstrating how a heavy CCA commitment could be balanced along with a determined and disciplined attitude to academics. Fiona offered Literature in English (A), Mathematics (A) and Economics (A) at H2, and General Paper (A), Project Work (A) and Geography (A) at H1.
Ian Teo Tze-Rong (13A08) was chosen to be part of the Singapore Geography Olympiad Team representing Singapore at the 10th International Geography Olympiad held in Kyoto, Japan in 2013. The team won third place but Ian was awarded a Gold Medal at the individual level ranking eight internationally. Ian represented the College at the Youth Dialogue on Climate Change organized by the National Trades Union Congress and was also part of the SAJC Model United Nations. Ian had an unwavering determination to pursue whatever he undertook with a view to success - an example to his fellow Saints of a self-directed learner who is committed to excellence. Ian offered Geography (A), Mathematics (A) and Economics (A) and Physics (A) at H2, and General Paper (A), and Project Work (A) at H1.
We would like to place on record our thanks to all those who have contributed to the success of our students. We especially thank the Board of Governors and all staff of the College, and finally we give thanks to God from whom all our blessings flow.
Up and On!
SAJC Celebrates the 2013 A-Level Results

BEST RESULTS EVER AS ST ANDREW’S CONTINUES EVER UPWARD IN THE 2012 GCE 'A' LEVEL EXAMINATIONS !


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SAJC CELEBRATES THE 2010 A LEVEL RESULTS

