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Co-Curricular Activities in CHIJ

CCAs Offered CHIJ offers the following CCAs:

CCA CCA Booth Venue for CCA Orientation

Wet Weather

Badminton Gallery : 1st Section (between the first two

pillars)

Outside Beurel Gallery Squash*

Basketball Tennis Gallery: 2nd Section Outside General

Office Track & Field/ Cross

COuntry Gymnastics (Rhythmic)

Gallery: 3rd Section Walkway outside General Office

(Where choir stands for morning assembly)

Netball Club Gallery: 4th Section Outside General Office ODAC

Girl Guides Parade Square Outside Bentinck Concert Band R102 Unchanged

IJ Dance Ensemble R103 Unchanged IJ NewsComm Computer Lab 4 Unchanged

ARC (Area outside) Computer Lab 4

Unchanged

Guitar Ensemble G103 Unchanged Arts Alive G104 Unchanged

Ten-pin Bowling Choir

Performing Arts Studio (G105)

Unchanged CLDDS

ELDDS - Drama ELDDS - Debate

Red Cross Stairwell between St Gabriel and St Raphael

Unchanged

Legion of Mary R101 Unchanged IJ Youth Mission

• Pilot CCA project – see HOD CCA if have experience in racquet sports Entry Criteria Choir Interested students will be required to undergo audition for the Choir. Short listed students will be invited to join the Choir as their CCA. Band, Guitar All students who are interested to learn how to play a musical instrument are

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welcome to join these CCAs. Students who have music training or were members of their primary school bands, are strongly encouraged to choose the Band as their CCA although it is not a pre-requisite. Dance Ensemble An audition will be conducted for students interested in joining dance. Students who are previously members of dance in their primary school are also encouraged to join. ELDDS, CLDDS & Dance Club All students who are interested in Dance & Drama are encouraged to join the Dance & Drama groups. Students who are previously members of their primary school dance & drama groups are strongly encouraged to join these clubs. . Sports Students in Sports CCAs will be given opportunity to represent school and as such, students who wish to participate should be able to play the sports competently. Coaches are available to help these athletes achieve success in the numerous sports competitions. The school will conduct selection trial for the various students who wish to join one of the numerous sports as a CCA. Those who are selected for the respective school sports teams may take it up as a CCA. Those with experience in Fencing or Squash are to approach HOD CCA directly. UGs All students are welcomed to join the UGs. These students should be medically fit so that they can participate fully in the many challenging, adventurous and fun activities. Note: - Students who were previously members of their primary school sports

teams are strongly encouraged to attend these selection trials. - All CCAs will have co-payments which vary from CCA to CCA. Our CCA aims to develop the students' potential outside the academic field in the following ways:

• Provide for physical, social and mental development • Cultivate desirable values and attitudes • Inculcate a sense of belonging in school • Provide opportunities for leadership experience and development of

leadership potential. Cultivate life-long interests and skills • Develop healthy lifestyles

It is the policy of CHIJ that every student must participate in at least one CCA throughout the student's four-year/five-year stay in the school. Students are only allowed to change CCA due to medical reasons and on a case-to-case

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basis. All requests for change of CCA must be made through the Head of Department (CCA) and CCA Teacher-in-charge. CCA Selection and Allocation The process of CCA selection and allocation is as follows: 1. All secondary one students and their parents will attend a briefing by the HOD/ CCA who will explain the importance of participating in a CCA, the school's CCA policy and how CCA is graded. 2. Secondary one students are encouraged to attend the various CCA selections. Short-listed students (for some CCAs) will be invited to join the respective CCAs. 3. Students will visit the various CCA stalls to gather information about the various activities on offer during CCA orientation. 4. Students must do their top 4 choices at www.learnfusion.com/schools/chijtpss by 18 January 2013, starting from 11 January only (see Appendix C).

5. By End January 2013, all Secondary One students would be informed of their allocated CCA and should start attending CCA practice as soon as possible.

• As far as possible, the school will try to allocate CCAs according to the students' 4 choices. However, the school needs to ensure that the needs of key CCAs are also met and at the same time ensure that none of the CCAs are over-subscribed.

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CCA Grading The CCA Grading Scheme, with the acronym LEAPS, takes into consideration a number of new initiatives implemented in the last few years, like the Community Involvement Programme and the Character Development Programme. LEAPS Grading Scheme There is no distinction between Core and Optional CCA and covers all four groups: Sports, Uniformed Groups, Performing Arts, and Clubs and Societies. Under LEAPS, points are awarded under Leadership, Enrichment, Achievement, Participation and Service. Leadership Leadership points are awarded for leadership roles in up to 2 activities. Enrichment Enrichment points are awarded upon completion of the Character Development Programme (CDP) modules within the 4 secondary school years. Achievement Achievement points are sub-categorised into: (i) Representation, (ii) Achievement, and (iii) Attainment points. Representation points are awarded to pupils who represent their schools in inter-school competitions and for those who represent external organizations in inter-school, regional and international competitions. Attainment points are awarded to pupils who attain awards that are of non-competitive nature, such as National Youth Achievement Award (NYAA). Accomplishment points are awarded to pupils who win awards at inter-school, national, regional and international competitions, and awards from uniformed organizations. Participation Participation points are awarded for each year of participation with at least 75% attendance in one CCA. Points are awarded for intra-school activities, participation in SYF Opening Ceremony and National Day Parade (NDP). Service Service points are awarded for community service organized by the schools and projects approved by the school.

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The points are converted to a CCA grade, which is then converted to Bonus Points for admission to JC/CI and polytechnics. CCA Scoring Table

4 Year Course

5 Year Course

CCA Grade

Bonus Point

25 & above 26 & above Al 2

20 - 24 21 - 25 A2 2

16 - 19 17 - 20 B3 1

13 - 15 14 - 16 B4 1

10- 12 11 - 13 C5 1

8-9 9 -10 C6 1

4-7 5 - 8 D7 0

1-3 2 - 4 E8 0

0 0 U 0 Maximum Points by Category Category Maximum Points Award of Points for up to:

Leadership 12 2 activities

Enrichment (modules under CDP) 3 1

6 modules from 3 domains

2 modules from the Sports and Rugged Activities Domain

Achievement: 15

Sub-Categories . • Representation (8) 2 activities . • Attainment (6) 2 activities . • Accomplishment (6) 2 activities

Participation 10 3 activities

Service 5 ≥100 hrs Students may use their CCA Bonus Points for entry into the various junior colleges (JC), e.g. if a student has a L I R5 score of 15 points, with his 2 CCA Bonus Points, she would be competing for the JC vacancy with an aggregate of 13 points.

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Appendix A - CCA Write-ups

SPORTS & GAMES BADMINTON School Team Teacher I/C

Miss Mastura Senin, Miss Wong Kiew Ming, Mdm Saraswathi, Miss Kong Mei Sing and Miss Tan Poh Yoke

Training Days/Time Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays (3 pm – 6 pm)

Venue

CHIJ Secondary; Hall of Faith / ISH / Toa Payoh West CC / Toa Payoh Sports Hall (subject to availability of venues)

CHIJ Badminton trains hard and plays hard. Members strive to do their best in every tournament to bring pride, glory and honour to the school. Under the guidance of our very dedicated and talented coach, Mr Stanley Chay, our shuttlers train twice or thrice a week at the CHIJ Hall of Faith or Indoor Sports Hall. The team participates in the National Inter-School Badminton Championships, Pilot-pen Individual Championships and various other inter-school tournaments. Because of the hard work we have put into our training, the team has won 4th in the South Zone National Inter-schools Badminton Championships. We attribute this success to the support and encouragement of our teachers and the guidance of the coaches, Mr Stanley Chay and his brother, Mr Chay. So come for the School Team selections and keep the IJ Badminton spirit burning! Join IJ Badminton.

_____________________________________________ SQUASH • Pilot CCA project – see HOD CCA if have experience in racquet sports School Team Teacher I/C Mrs Priscilla Lim, Ms Charlotte Tan

Training Days/Time Wednesdays and Fridays

(3 pm – 5 pm) Training days to be confirmed in 2012

Venue

Singapore Labour Foundation ( SLF)

CHIJ Squash started out as a project in 2011 to give the students in the Badminton recreational group the opportunity to take up a racquet game besides Badminton. The students strive to do their best during training and in 2012, CHIJ fielded its first school team for the National championships. The students will be put through a rigorous programme where they will learn the rudiments of the game and acquire the skills for competitive play. Under the guidance of an experienced and dedicated coach, Maureen Chan, the students will be trained to be ready for competition during the training sessions held twice a week at SLF.

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The students will be required to purchase their own squash rackets and eye goggles. They will also be required to copay for their training sessions and court fees. The squash team while young and new welcomes anyone with a passion to learn and we promise you an enriching experience.

________________________________________________ BASKETBALL Teacher I/C Mrs Tan Yan Ping, Mrs Zhang Shujuan & Ms Ang Hua Yee Training Days/Time Mondays & Fridays (3 pm – 6 pm)

Venue

CHIJ Secondary, Indoor Sports Hall (Mon) CHIJ Secondary, Basketball court (Fri)

Basketball is a team sport which requires co-operation, communication and team work. The IJ Basketball team (recreational & school) is more than that! Everyone participates enthusiastically and passionately at our training sessions. We train hard and play hard as well. “Feel the passion, love the game”

This is exactly how the IJ Basketball team feels about the game. With such dedication, those who join us are bound to feel it too. The team participates in the South Zone Secondary Schools Basketball Championships, has friendly matches with various schools and matches organized by external organizations. JOIN THE BASKETBALL TEAM and feel our love and passion for the game!

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GYMNASTICS (RHYTHMIC) Teacher I/C Mrs Chua Ai Wee, Mrs Yong Kit Har & Ms Deborah Tay

Training Days/Time Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Fridays (3 pm – 6 pm)

Venue CHIJ Secondary, Indoor Sports Hall

Rhythmic Gymnastics is a niche sport in our school. It is a sport that emphasizes on poise, rhythm, flexibility, physical fitness and contemporary dance movements. It combines elements of dance, ballet and gymnastics with the manipulation of various apparatus. These apparatus include the ball, hoop, rope, clubs and the ribbon. Gymnasts use these apparatus to perform beautiful and graceful routines. Competition Annually, we compete in the National Inter-School Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in groups or as individuals. Spanning over three days, we take part in various categories like the compulsory, optional and group routines.

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We also take part actively in competitions like Singapore Open and National Championships organized by Singapore Gymnastics (National Sports Association for gymnastics). Our girls achieve excellent results in these competitions. In 2012, one of our gymnasts, Goh Zhao Rong was awarded the Singapore Olympic Foundation – Peter Lim Scholarship for the 2nd year. This prestigious scholarship is only awarded to high performance young athletes in Singapore. Join Rhythmic Gymnastics and be part of our team! Overseas Learning Journey In 20th June 2011, 11 girls from IJ Rhythmic Gymnastics team embarked on a learning journey to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. There, we had an exchange program with the Malaysian gymnasts from one of the oldest schools in KL, Convent (1) Bukit Nanas. We went to the National Sports Council to have our training with the National Team and to observe the National Team training. During the 4 days in KL, we gained a new experience and were able to learn skills that we do not learn during school trainings. We learnt about perseverance, commitment and confidence from the Malaysian gymnasts. Join Rhythmic Gymnastics and be part of our team!

________________________________________________ NETBALL Club/Recreational Team School Team

Teacher I/C Mrs Michelle Yeo and Ms Cao Qi

Mr Eng Wee Keng, Ms Maimunah Ithnin, Mrs Tay Yit Ming, Mrs Khoo Bee Siong, Mr Sunny Ng, Ms Candice Seet (Advisor)

Training Days/Time Wednesdays (2.45 pm – 5.15 pm)

Tuesdays & Thursdays (2.30 pm – 6.30 pm) Saturdays (7.30 am – 11.30 am) (Competition period) Monday, Wednesday, Friday (3-6pm)

Venue CHIJ Secondary A sport with history going all the way back to 1895, netball has been well established in our school, being a niche CCA for nearly a decade already. Unlike many sports, netball is unique in its own way; teamwork being the most important aspect of the game. Netball is a fast paced game and this requires stamina but more importantly quick and flexible thinking in order to strategise the game. Intensive training not only builds up our fitness and skills, but also trains us in our determination and perseverance, reminding us of the importance of never giving up, whether it is during training or an actual game. Though the long hours of training under the hot sun may be strenuous, the results we get on court is always priceless.

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Every year, the CHIJ Netball School Team takes part in the Southzone and National Inter-school Netball Championships and have emerged champions many times. The credit definitely goes to our coach. Ms Kok Mun Wai. Under her guidance and dedication, CHIJ Netball has flourished and her expertise contributed immensely to the netball legacy in CHIJ. Though there have been some unexpected setbacks, the netball team has never been demoralised because of our coach as well as our teachers in charge's endless support and this has only pushed us to do better. This year the we emerged 2nd and 1st in the Southzone Competition for the ‘B’ and ‘C’ division respectively and 3rd and 2nd position in the National Inter-School Netball Competition for the ‘B’ and ‘C’ division respectively.

However, netball is not only about winning national competitions. Besides the annual championships, CHIJ Netball also plays friendly matches with many different schools, including Australian teams as well as local teams in order to learn from them and gain experience. In 2011, we had the privilege to attend a clinic conducted by the Australian Netball Team – the Australian Netball Diamonds. It was indeed an eye-opener and an enriching experience for all our players as we were able to interact with professional netball players. Netball in CHIJ is not just any team sport, but one where its members are closely knit and taught the importance of sportsmanship. Hopefully, under Coach Mun and with our teachers' support, CHIJ Netball will continue to bring glory to the school. The Netball Recreational Club is a Co-Curricular Activity that not only allows students to learn Netball skills and tactics, importance of teamwork and sportsmanship, the club also participates in both competitive and friendly games. Each year, at least 2 teams of players represent the school in the annual Pesta Sukan Netball Carnival in the recreational category. The club has been doing well with consecutive winnings of the top 3 places over the last 5 years and we will continue to strive for excellence in this carnival. Apart from Pesta Sukan, we also participate in other carnivals such as the Bright Vision Hospital Charity Netball Carnival and ISSAC Netball Carnival. Netball training takes place once a week and it is conducted by a full-time and experienced coach. The members undergo a 30-week plan throughout the year to learn the rudiments of the game. Before each Netball Carnival, the club trains twice a week to better prepare themselves for the games. Apart from the weekly training, the club members may also be given opportunities to attend the ACTive School Mentor Programme at Netball Singapore where they are equipped with umpiring skills.

JOIN THE NETBALL CLUB! And let us together make 2013 a fruitful and challenging year!

________________________________________________ TENNIS Club/Recreational Team School Team

Teacher I/C Ms Jacqueline Yip, Mrs Tan Kai Ling, Mr Augustine Khoo & Ms Chen Jiehui

Training Days/Time Recreational Club Wednesdays (3 pm – 6 pm)

B Division School Team Players Tuesdays & Thursdays (3 pm - 6

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3 - 4:30 pm Advanced & Advanced-Intermediate

4:30 – 6 pm Intermediate & Beginners

**The Recreational Club only trains once a week.

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C Division School Team Players

Mondays & Fridays (3pm – 6 pm)

Venue Singapore Labour Foundation (SLF) Tennis Courts The CHIJ Tennis Team comprises the School Team and the Recreational Club. It was established in the 1960s and the School Team has enjoyed numerous successes in the National Inter-School Competitions over the years. Last year, the ‘C’ Division Team emerged third runner-up in the national competition despite very tough competition from other schools. We had to undergo intensive but enjoyable and enriching training sessions to hone our skills and improve ourselves mentally and physically.

We have the utmost support from our teachers-in-charge and coach, and all members of IJ Tennis have a strong sense of unity and team spirit. With that, we are able to overcome all obstacles that come our way. Our success is also attributed to our very devoted coach, Mr Andrew Mah who puts an immense amount of hard work and effort to enable us to be at our best in preparing for the National Inter-School Tennis Championships. The Club/Recreational Team is conducted at various levels (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced-Intermediate and Advanced). The Club serves as a feeder to the School Team and provides opportunities for students to learn the game so that they can play the game recreationally. Transfers across levels are possible if members demonstrate the skill and ability to progress from one level to the next.

________________________________________________ TEN-PIN BOWLING School Team Teacher I/C Micheal J Gomes, Claudia Ng, Norhasfizah B Hassan and Norshidah

Training Days/Time Tuesday (4 pm – 6 pm) Friday (4.00 pm – 6.00 pm) (During competitive period, training may be extended to other days.)

Venue Orchid Country Club, SAFRA@Yishun, Hougang Superbowl, Mt Faber SAFRA

The CHIJ Ten-Pin Bowling team started in 2001 with a small number of members. Over the years, however, the team has grown and enrolment now stands at above 40 members. We have won numerous awards in both the B and C Divisions of the annual National Inter-Schools Ten-Pin Bowling Championships. Our bowlers have been selected to represent the nation in the Asian Schools as well as the National Youth squad..

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As we believe in team bonding, activities such as camps and outings are organised to boost our team spirit. A team that believes in both playing and working hard, the CHIJ Ten-Pin Bowling Team is one that promises an enjoyable experience like no other. CHIJ Bowling is also a fun-filled CCA with many exciting activities planned throughout the year. Our seniors and leaders plan and conduct cheering sessions, T-shirt & banner designs, team building camps and outings for our juniors. In addition to our regular training on the bowling alleys, we also conduct sports psychology and mental skills training for our athletes. Every year, we participate in the National Inter-Schools Tenpin Bowling Championships and Secondary School League. CHIJ Bowling will be a force to reckon with in the years to come.

________________________________________________ TRACK & FIELD School & Recreational Team

Teacher I/C Mr Daryl Chan, Mr Terence Hou, Ms Paulin Theboral Solomoncharles, Mr Parvin Singh, Ms Jayalaxmi

Training Days/Time Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays ( 3.30 pm - 6 pm)

Venue CHIJ Secondary, Toa Payoh Sports Stadium, Bishan Stadium In IJ Track & Field, the girls will take part in different events, ranging from the heart busting 800m race to the skillful techniques required for field events such as Long Jump and Shotput. The track team trains under the experienced hands of coach, Mr Low Chan Pew, an ex-National Coach. Our strong team camaraderie enables us to do well each year during the National Inter-School Track & Field Championships, where our girls display their talents on the track as well as on the field. Each year, we strive to go beyond our personal best and bring glory to the school by training hard regularly. Achievements for 2012: National Track and Field Championships ‘C’ Division: 6th National Track and Field Championships ‘B’ Division: 5th Winning medals is not the only goal for our CCA; we aim to promote participation and facilitate excellence in this sport through training, competitions and service. We aim to develop members mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually. Members will acquire the skills of leadership, communication, competitiveness and teamwork; creating influential and inspirational individuals who encourages, empowers and impacts their surrounding. JOIN IJ TRACK & FIELD! And let us together make 2013 a fruitful and challenging year!

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CROSS - COUNTRY School & Recreational Team

Teacher-in-Charge Mr Khoo Wu Guo Augustine, Mr Lawrence Teng Mrs Jayalaxmi

Committee 2011/2012 Tay Shu Xin Michelle, Secondary 3/5 Tan Jia Hui, Secondary 3/7

Training Days/Time Monday, Wednesday and Friday (3.00pm - 5.30pm) Venue CHIJ Secondary, Toa Payoh Sports Stadium

“Let The Legs Do The Talking” Cross country running is a sport in which runners compete to complete a course over open terrain, i.e. grass, mud, woodlands, hills or flat grounds. Not for the faint-hearted, it is a sport that demands a high level of mental and physical toughness. In IJ Cross Country, the athletes take part in cross-country and long-distance track events which require runners to balance their energy. Through regular trainings and participation in track events, our athletes will hone their determination, learn to be disciplined, increase their stamina and foster an overall state of well-being that will prepare them for their life ahead. IJ Cross Country achieved outstanding results in the races for 2011! Our Participation and Achievements

• 52nd National Inter-Schools Cross Country Championships 2011 o B Division – 13th / 47 teams

S Roobini – 5th o C Division – 19th / 38 teams

• 52nd National Inter-Schools Track & Field Championships 2011 • 37th Singapore Junior Athletic Championships 2011

o S Roobini – 1st (for 3000 m) - 2nd (for 1500 m)

• SAA Schools Track and Field Series • SAA Schools Cross Country • SPH Road Relays 2011 • Wings Cross Country Championships • Akira / Swift Goh Teck Phuan Memorial Age group Cross Country Championships 2011

o S Roobini – 11th • Akira / Swift Tan Soon Liat Memorial Age Group Road Relay Championships 2011

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UNIFORMED GROUPS

GIRL GUIDES

Teacher I/C Ms Lakshmi, Lau-Lim Fang Teng, Ms. Tan Boon Chui, Ms. Cheryl Lai, Mrs. Helen Tan (advisor)

Training Days/Time Alternate Mondays (2.45 pm - 4.45 pm) Wednesdays (2.45 pm - 5.45 pm)

Venue CHIJ Secondary, Field Canteen, Parade Square / Classrooms

THE AIMS OF GUIDING

Our Girl Guides unit aims to provide girls with the opportunity for self-training in character development, responsible citizenship and in service to the community. We adhere to our motto: ‘Be Prepared’ – ‘Think it. Say it. Live it’. OUR ACHIEVEMENTS

• Awarded Puan Noor Aishah Gold Unit Award 2003. • 7 Guides were selected by Girl Guide Singapore (GGS) to represent Singapore in the international camp Arywaves 2004 in Scotland (29 July to 9 August) • 4 Guides were selected by GGS to represent the Guide’s contingent in the National Day Parade. • 2nd runner–up in Guides’ Unit Historical Project 2004 • Awarded Puan Noor Aishah Silver Unit Award 2005. • Secondary One Orientation Annual Campfire • 10 guides represented Conference on Peace Project ‘07 • South Division Day ’07 achievements - 1st in Quiz in knowledge in Guiding, station – based games’ activity and Cheer leading, 2nd in Flag Making depicting Team Identity and 3rd in Sandwich Making Competition. • South Division Day ’08 achievements – Champions in Modified Netball (a team of 7) and Boggle Game. • Awarded Puan Noor Aishah Bronze Unit Award 2009. • Awarded Puan Noor Aishah Bronze Unit Award 2010.

Popularly known as HIJ 1st COY, we live up to our motto by organising many activities to maximise the potential of our girls. We organise outdoor activities and campcraft which not only enables us to acquire new skills but also to explore the many wonders of nature. One of the highlights is our annual campfire and sec 1 Orientation Campfire where our guides portray their talents and skills in structure building, banner making and backdrop decorations. We also render numerous community services with a serving heart and mind. Our community service includes raising funds for Thinking Day Pennies, selling of flags for charitable organisations, walkathon and selling cookies for Girl Guides Singapore.

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RED CROSS

Teacher I/C Mrs Tan Irene, Miss Linda Cruz and Mrs Annie Gay

Training Days/Time Tuesdays (3 pm – 6 pm), Fridays (3 pm – 6pm) – on an ad hoc basis

Venue CHIJ Secondary; Parade Square/Classrooms

Estimated Co-Payment $50 (for the purchase of the uniform)

The CHIJ Red Cross unit has maintained its outstanding track-record for the Excellent Unit Award (EUA) and Community Service Award (CSA).

Year EUA CSA 2011 Silver Gold 2010 Silver Gold 2009 Silver Gold 2008 Silver Gold 2007 Silver Gold

2011 has been an exciting year for Red Cross Youth. This year, RCY saw the official launch of the Youth Ambassador (Blood) Programme in April. In this programme, cadets learnt about blood group typing, experienced how a blood donation drive was organized, understood the role played by Singapore Red Cross in recruiting blood donors as well as enjoyed a guided tour in the Blood bank @ Health Science Authority. Through this, cadets learnt to appreciate the ‘Gift of Life’ as the blood donated by any one person can be used to save the lives of three other persons. CHIJ Red Cross was the host for the ‘Introducing Exploring Humanitarian Law’ workshop cum camp conducted on 28 – 30 May with a participation rate of nearly one hundred cadets from RCY schools all over Singapore. The intensive 3D2N camp saw cadets gaining an understanding on various humanitarian law issues such as use of child soldiers, limits in armed conflict, prohibition of indiscriminate weapons. The entire camp culminated in the highlight of the camp - Raid Cross, a game in which participant are placed in the roles of the various people involved in an armed conflicts, such as the humanitarian workers, snipers, army generals, civilians etc. The Exploring Humanitarian Law programme will be officially launched next year as part of Red Cross Youth 60th Anniversary Celebrations. One of the major highlights for 2011 occurred on 2 Feburary when CHIJ Red Cross celebrated her establishment as an active member of the Red Cross Youth, which forms an integral part of the Red Cross Movement in Singapore. Below is an excerpt of the congratulatory letter from Mr Ling Khoon Chow, Director of Red Cross Youth:

We heartily congratulate the CHIJ RCY unit for having stood steadfast and true to her values. We

also acknowledge the blood and tears, joy and laughter that have been shared amongst the cadets through its

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participation in various RCY events like the First Aid and Evacuation, Current Affairs, the Arts Festivals and

the glory of championship at the Foot Drill Competitions. Indeed, it is an honour to see CHIJ RCY through

the various stages of growth as she develops into ‘A Woman of Distinction’. We call upon all members of

CHIJ RCY to conduct themselves with compassion, passion and professionalism.

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In our full Ceremonial Glory on Total Defence Day 2011

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PERFORMING ARTS

CONCERT BAND Junior Band Main Band

Teacher I/C Ms Ong Shue Li & Ms Genevieve Pang

Ms Grace Champion, Mr Alvin Tang, Mr Chan Yew Choong & Mrs Teresa Francis

Training Days/Time Tuesday (3.00 pm – 5.30 pm) Thursday (3.00 pm – 5.30 pm )

Mondays ( 3.00 pm – 6.00 pm) Wednesday ( 3.00 pm – 6.30 pm) Saturdays (8.00 am – 1.00 pm)

Venue CHIJ Secondary, Band Room

Achievements of the Band:

• 21st Century International Band Festival 2005

Gold with Distinction

• Beijing International Band Festival 2008

Gold

• Australian International Music Festival 2010

Silver

• Singapore Youth Festival Central Judging for Concert Band

Bronze (2001), Silver (2003), Silver (2005), Gold (2007), Gold (2009), Silver (2011)

Members of the Band include recipents of the following awards:

• 2007 CHIJ Top Student for O Level Examination

• 2007 CHIJ St Charles (All-round achievement) Award

• 2007 CHIJ Top Secondary Two Student

• 2008 CHIJ Top Student for N Level Examination

• 2008 CHIJ Moral Education Awards 100% distinctions CCA Grade for all graduating Sec 4 & 5 members in 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011 and 2012! The Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus (CHIJ) Concert Band has distinguished herself as one of the most promising Secondary School Bands in Singapore through her participation in local and

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international Festivals. The Band was one of the 19 out of 149 Secondary School Bands in Singapore to be awarded the prestigious Gold Medal at the 2007 Singapore Youth Festival Central Judging of Concert Bands. In December 2005, the band was awarded a rare Gold with Distinction at the 21st Century International Band Competition held at Genting Highlands, Malaysia. CHIJ Concert Band was further honoured by an invitation to perform at the Closing Ceremony, which featured the finest bands from the Competition. In June 2008, a total of 113 members travelled to Beijing, China, to participate at the Beijing International Band Festival and was awarded a Gold Medal. Only 2 gold Medals were given to a total of 13 participating bands. This is the largest group of students to go overseas for competition in the history of our school. In 2010, the Band travelled to Australia, Sydney, to participate at the Australian International Music Festival with 98 students and was awarded a Silver Medal.

CHIJ Concert Band has been invited to perform at the Singapore Istana for His Excellency President S.R. Nathan, in addition to numerous other public and school performances. Her major annual concert “Fantasia,” as well as her subsidiary concert “Faith, Hope, and Love,” has been well-received and sold to full house year after year. CHIJ Concert Band plays an integral role in the aesthetics and cultural life of the school, with over 130 girls participating in the band programme. The Band continues to be a leading CCA in CHIJ Secondary, one of the anchors for the Performing Arts, and a success factor that contributed towards the Sustained Achievement Award, leading to the establishment of our school as a Centre of Excellence for Language and The Arts.

In line with the school’s motto “Simple in Virtue, Steadfast in Duty,” the Band believes in the value of diligence and hard work in her continual quest for musical excellence.

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Teacher I/C

Mrs Magdalen Low and Mrs Seah-Tay Hwee Kheng

Training Days/Time

Wednesdays (2.45 pm – 6.30 pm) Saturdays ( 7.45 am – 12.30 pm) (Nearer Competition dates, rehearsals will be 3 times per week in March)

Venue CHIJ Secondary, E- Studio The award-winning CHIJ Choir is well known for its high standards both locally and abroad. In 1999 we participated in the Hong Kong combined exchange programme with Catholic High Choir. We received Gold Awards for the SYF in 1997, 1999, 2003 & 2005, 2007 & 2009; and Silver in 2001. We received Gold with Honours in 2011.The CHIJ Choir was awarded GOLD at the 13th

Australian International Music Festival, Sydney, Australia (2002), and GOLD at the 20th Pacific Basin Music Festival in Hawaii, USA (2005). For our varied contributions, we received the 3rd Rotary Ambassador of the Arts GOLD Award in 2003. In 2006, the choir was awarded DIPLOMA GOLD TWO and a SILVER medal at the prestigious 4th World Games, Choir Olympics, in Xiamen, China. In 2008 we participated in 2 overseas competitions, at the 10th Concorso Corale Internazionale in Riva del Garda, Italy and won 2 fantastic GOLDs at both categories, Sacred Music and the Youth Category. In December 2008 the choir performed at the Esplanade, in Pedals and

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Pipes “A Christmas Concert”. In 2010, the choir received 2 Golds, 1 Silver, One Thousand Euros cash, was Top Choir Children’s Category, and emerged 5th out of 104 choirs. In 2012 we were awarded Gold for Children’s Category in the 12th Concorso Corale Internazionale Riva del Garda, Italy. As an established Performing Arts group we anchored for our school the Sustained Achievement Award from 2006 to date, and the CCA continues to nurture confident choir members who are passionate in taking choral music into top-notch international competitions abroad. All members leave with a distinction grade in CCA at the end of 4 years. 100% of our choir members scored an A1 grade from the graduating cohorts of 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 & 2012, providing a platform for Direct School Admission to preferred Junior Colleges. In addition, for the last 6 years, all 100% of our graduating members earned 5 additional service points for CIP for varied contributions in this area through Choir. Within convent grounds, our members lead the school congregation in morning hymns and assembly, and on occasion, are in attendance to assist in official events. We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to Ms Jennifer Tham, Choral Director, for her years of dedication and hard work, so often inspiring that our girls simply continue to give of their best at every local and international competition.

________________________________________________ CLDDS Teacher I/C Ms Hao Rui , Ms Cao Qi & Mrs Shirley Yeung Training Days/Time Monday & Wednesday 3 pm – 5 pm

( Nearer Competition dates, training will be more than 2 times per week ) Venue CHIJ Secondary, CCA Room CHIJ CLDDS aims to provide an excellent platform in training students to become more eloquent and confident individuals. We have a wide variety of activities catering to students with different interests in the Chinese arts, ranging from drama, story-telling to other uniquely enriching linguistic and cultural activities. With our bilingual members, the CLDDS has not only taken part in Chinese medium competitions, we have also organized and hosted major school events such as the Chinese New Year Celebrations and the Mid Autumn Festival. Despite being a relatively young CCA, we have participated in several competitions and have clinched awards. IJ CLDDS also participated in the SYF Central Judging for Chinese Drama in 2011 and we have proudly achieved the Gold with Honours Award.

Besides competitions and organizing school events, IJ CLDDS members also get opportunities to attend workshops and camps organized by external organizations. We have also flown to Italy to perform for their 62nd Arts Festival, it was a enjoyable experience for all. One of our members even had the privilege of performing for President S. R. Nathan during the Inter- Racial Harmony Day in July 2009.

We will be taking part in Kids Arts Village program during the 2012 Singapore Arts Festival. The Kids Arts Village is a visual and performing arts which comprises of an outdoor installation - TANGLE, special arts spaces – Splash and Chalk Art, and various programmes (including Ghost Stories by Children) for children to showcase their talents and inspire other children .If you have an

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insatiable thirst for acting, speech and organizing concerts, don’t hesitate to join CLDDS! Hope to see you soon!

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DANCE ENSEMBLE Teacher I/C

Ms Anita Tiwari, Ms Michelle Ng Shu Ying and Ms Annaliza Binte Bakri

Training Days/Time

SYF Dancers (Technique)

SYF Dancers (Choreo)

Danceworks Competitors

Technique (Sec 1 and new

members)

Mondays 3pm -6pm

Tuesdays 3pm -6pm

Wednesdays 3pm -6pm

Fridays 3pm -6pm

Venue CHIJ Secondary, Dance Studio

IJDE focuses on contemporary dance with an Asian flavour while being relevant and staying grounded with the strong foundations of western dance. The range of dance styles allows the dancers to appreciate and understand the beauty in various forms of dance. In IJDE, dancers are also given opportunities to choreograph their own works, with the intention of showcasing them during school functions. This allows them to be leaders in their own right and hone their interests in the art form through directing themselves. Dancers are also given a general education in the World of Dance. For example in 2011, they were exposed to a whole term of learning ballroom dancing. Thus, our dancers are equipped with a good mix of practical dance knowledge as well as a reasonable in depth understanding of the theoretical aspect of dance. This allows them to view performances with a critical eye and be able to infuse their knowledge into their own choreographed works. IJDE took part in dance grand prix Italy 2011, coming home with three trophies: Best in ethnic category, best in choreography and best in overall performance. Nearly 20 teams took part from countries in all 6 continents. This reveals the dedication and passion the dancers place into their work. We are also a regular fixture in MOE, national-level concerts or performance and events. For example certain events that IJDE has taken part in would be the recent Youth Olympic Games , the Asian Youth Games, the MOE Principals forum and many more. This provides our dancers with several platforms to display their passion and tweak their skills. We are extremely grateful for the support of the school, alumni and the dance choreographers for allowing us to reach such heights.

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ELDDS (Drama / Debate)

Teachers-In-Charge

(Drama) Ms Angela Lim and Ms Lim Xiu Yun Mr Richard Armstrong (advisor) (Debate) Ms Claudia Ng and Mr Robin O Keefe

Training Days / Time

Training Days for Drama: Tuesday ( 3 pm -6 pm ) Friday ( 3 pm - 6 pm)

Venue CHIJ Secondary, Performing Arts Room (Drama)

CHIJ ELDDS gives students the opportunity to showcase their talents in the various aspects of the theatrical and language arts. The CCA programme instills in the students the capabilities and possibilities of the body, mind, voice as effective tools of expression and communication through various workshops across the 4 to 5 years. These workshops may include mask and mime, storytelling, puppetry, poetry slam, and playwriting and devising a play. The students also work closely with renowned local theatre companies which gives them a tast of the Singapore Arts scene. We have been an active participant in the SYF Central Judging for Drama for many years. Drama Night, held once every two years, is a platform for students to sharpen their dramatic skills and to display their understanding and executing aspects of staging a production which includes technical skills such as make-up, sound production, stage managing and stage crafting. Some of our achievements: Some of our achievements: 2009:

• SYF Central Judging (Drama)- Silver Award • CHIJ Celebrates- SYF Showcase • Arts Festival @IJ

2010:

• Drama Night: ‘Animal Farm’ • Poetry Slam performance- pre show for Drama Night • Arts Festival @ IJ • Y’fest @ Esplanade - ‘Gold!’

2011:

• SYF Central Judging (Drama)- Gold Award • WATERWOR(L)DS, an event that celebrates World Storytelling Day and World Water Day • CHIJ Celebrates- SYF Showcase • Poetry Slam assembly show • National Youth Poetry Slam League Competition • 24 hr Playwriting Competition

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• Inward Bound Playwriting Competition

2012: • Drama Night: ‘FLIES’, an adaptation of William Golding’s ‘Lord of the Flies’

National Youth Poetry Slam League 2nd & 3rd positions)ELDDS - Debates ELDDS - Debates The CHIJ Debate Team participates in numerous competitions which include the Singapore Secondary Schools Debate Competition and debates organised by other schools and institutions. With intense training, the girls from the Debate Team are given opportunities to have fun and sharpen their intellect and critical thinking. They develop oratorical skills and learn to stand and deliver their arguments with confidence and finesse.

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GUITAR ENSEMBLE Main Ensemble (Sec 2-5) Junior Ensemble (Sec 1) Teacher I/C Ms Lim Yi Wen, Ms Lee Yen Yen, Mr Ernest Leong

Training Days/Time Mondays & Wednesdays (3 pm – 5.30 pm) Saturdays (8.30 am -12.30 pm)

Mondays & Wednesdays (3 pm – 5.30 pm)

Venue CHIJ Secondary; Guitar Room, AVA Room CHIJ Guitar Ensemble comprises of the Main Ensemble and the Junior Ensemble. The Main Ensemble is a dedicated and talented group of guitarists who practice hard to present the best recitals in each and every performance. CHIJ Guitar Ensemble participated in SYF (Instrumental Ensemble) since 2005 and attained Gold award in 2005 and a Silver award in 2007, 2009 and 2011. All these would not have been possible without the passion and commitment from the guitarists, the support and encouragement of the teachers and the dedication of Ms. Karen Sin and her team of instructors. Other than taking part in SYF Central Judging, the ensemble also put up biennial guitar concert. In 2010, we collaborated with our brother school St Joseph Institution and put up “Guitar Nite”. Two years later, in 2012, we worked with our sister school St Joseph’s Convent and we had a very successful concert “Une Famille”. 2013 is going to be an exciting year for the ensemble as our guitarists are busy preparing for our SYF Central Judging. Our seniors are already in the midst of their intensive preparation for this event. Students who wish to join Guitar Ensemble need not have music background. We have a team of dedicated instructors who will teach the new members good guitar playing techniques. They will be given opportunities to play together as a Junior Ensemble in various school concerts. The Guitar ensemble aims to develop the ability for creative expression through music in our guitarist through competitions and preparation for concerts. If you enjoy music, performing on stage and are committed individuals, join us in bringing beautiful music to comfort the souls of all peoples.

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CLUBS & SOCIETIES

ARTS ALIVE!

Teachers In Charge Mr Sam Lim & Mr Brian Ho

Meeting Days & Time Wednesdays (3 pm – 6 pm)

Venue CHIJ Secondary; i-Source Room, Art Studio1, 2nd floor, St. Michael Block Bringing the Arts ALIVE! where our members are the Arts Ambassadors of the school. They support and promote a changing context experience in the performing & visual arts within and beyond the IJ environment.

Through a 4 year integrated arts experience of the four disciplines of arts education; dance, drama, music and visual arts, our members will be equipped with enterprise, citizenship, personal & life skill. Arts Alive! is a time when students can express, explore and evaluate each arts form through different materials, issues and methodologies.

In addition, it is essential for our members to be culturally aware of the vibrant arts scene in and around Singapore through various experiences such as visits to art museums and galleries, talks by local artists, collaboration with local arts groups and the viewing of productions and performances.

We look for commitment in our members who are willing to use Arts Alive! as an outlet for sharing their artistic expressions in Art Leadership/Membership, Art Work, Art Travel, Arts Management, Art Competition & Art Job. Arts Alive! provides artistic opportunities beyond the walls of the classroom. It also will provide an opportunity for exposure and engagement in the performing & visual arts for students that cannot fit arts into their busy schedules.

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AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS CLUB (ARC) Teacher I/C(s) Mr Jason Ng & Ms Au Chui Kheng

Training Days/Time Mondays & Wednesdays CCA hours : (3 pm – 6 pm) ; 2 hour training/day

Venue CHIJ Secondary; Computer Lab 4

Estimated Co-Payment $120

Automation and Robotics Club (ARC) believes in strong bonding between members and teachers. Through participation in local and inter-school competitions, students learn much more than they can expect from a CCA; the true meaning of team spirit, perseverance, teamwork, diligence and time management to name a few. Through the hard work of our students, dedication from our trainers and teachers, our club has clinched several awards from 2007 to 2011. These awards include:

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• In 2007, The “Amaze” and “Think” award at FIRST VEX Challenge (Regional),

“THINK” award at FIRST Vex Challenge (Final), “Judges Award” at RoboChallenge 2007 and “Best Image” at National Junior Robotics Competition 2007.

• In 2008, the club won 6 awards in Robochallenge held at Catholic High School. • In 2009, the club was awarded the “Best Presentation award for research” at National

Junior Robotics Competition 2009. • In 2010 and 2011, the club clinched the Merit Award for Robo Grand Prix held at Funan

the IT mall. • In 2011, club won the Merit Award for ITE college East Line tracing event. • In 2011, the club also won the Best Story Board Presentation in the first nation-wide

Scinemation competition organized by Science Centre. • In 2012, the club was Champions and 3rd Runners-up for for Robo Grand Prix held at Funan

Digital Mall. • In 2012, the club won the Merit Award for ITE college East Line tracing event and Merit

Award for ITE college East Obstacle Challenge • In 2012, the club won the Most Creative Robot in Underwater Robotics Olympiad organized

by Republic Polytechnic..

All ARC members are given annual opportunities to represent the school in the competitions that are planned for the year such as the National Junior Robotics Competition. Members are expected to attend 2 sessions each week during the non-competitive season and more during the competitive periods. Through these competitions, our students foster a strong relationship between their team members and acquired many valuable life skills such as time and stress management, conflict resolution, presentation and many more. From these experiences, many students developed a strong sense of accomplishment in their work and self- confidence. Contrary to the belief that we only concentrate in building robots for competitions, we are also involved in many other activities such as fund raising, website design, posters design, video making and organizing robotics camp or competition for primary schools students. Students who join the CCA will learn a new Integrated Robotic System in 2012 known as the Moway Robot. (URL: http://www.moway-robot.com/index.php?lang=en) Students may wish to purchase these educational kits for their own use through a bulk order at a subsidized rate. In this CCA, students are given ample opportunities to excel in their IT skills, such as project competitions to hone their skills on multimedia presentation. In 2011, club members took an enrichment module to create iPhone book apps for their iPhones. In 2012, club members went for an enrichment module to Republic polytechnic to learn about aviation. Although it would be a CCA of choice for students who were from computer clubs and info-comms club during primary school, all students who wish to join the ARC need no background or past knowledge in programming or Lego. We have dedicated trainers and teachers who will guide the students and seniors who are more than willing to share their knowledge. The only requirement is the zeal in the student to be a technologically informed IJ student with a willingness to learn and explore. Students are required to have a keen interest in the area of Science, Mathematics and be enthusiastic in all ARC activities. Limited places only.

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List of Main Competitions/ Camps National Junior Robotics Competitions (NJRC 2012) World Robo Masters (WRM 2012) ITE College East Robotics Competition (2012) Underwater Robotics Competition 2012 Robo Grand Prix 2012 Scinemation 2012

________________________________________________ IJ NEWSCOMM

Teachers I/C Ms Jasmine Ong and Mr Geraint Wong

Training Days/Time Wednesdays ( 3 pm – 5.30 pm )

Venue CHIJ Secondary - Computer Lab 4 Are you an aspiring JOURNALIST or PHOTOGRAPHER? Join the team that brings you the scoops and all the latest news and information about CHIJ Secondary – the IJ Newscomm. IJ Newscomm is the place to gain valuable professional insights and skills essential to these hot jobs! Be part of the team behind the school yearbook as you journey with the school through its many meaningful events. It is a chance for you to be closely involved in events happening around the school and to acquire new skills at the same time. Every school event will be covered by our photojournalists who will document these events with great vigour and creativity. As a member of the club, you will enjoy specialized journalistic and photography training from industry experts and in-house talents. You will also be able to participate in numerous interschool and international competitions over the years. To see, touch and experience real media, visit the IJ Newscomm booth during the CCA tour!

________________________________________________ IJ YOUTH MISSION

Teacher I/C Mr Clement Fernandez

Meeting Days / Time Wednesdays (3pm – 6pm)

Venue CHIJ Secondary, CCA Room (J407) IJ Youth Mission provides an enabling environment for girls to recognize and promote the dignity of human persons especially the disadvantaged. IJ Youth Mission is transformed by the experience of servant leadership. The objectives of the CCA are to develop the social, cognitive, emotional, physical and spiritual well-being of youths. All IJ Youth Mission members in the school are given a chance to work together with four other IJ Schools, CHIJ St. Nicholas, CHIJ St. Teresa's, CHIJ St Joseph's and CHIJ Katong. The bond that this CCA shares, is the IJ mission and vision that belongs to all the IJ schools. Another unifying

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factor is the objectives of the programme, as well as the structure of the meetings, that will provide training for the development of spirituality in the students. Since 2006, members of the CHIJ Youth Mission were involved in overseas mission trips to Thailand, Sabah, Philippines & Cambodia. Members had a chance to share their faith and God-given talents with a larger community from different cultures and faith backgrounds. The members came back more enriched and more appreciative of the beauty in reaching out to others. Join the IJ Youth Mission to acquire inner strength and to discover the meaning and purpose in life.

________________________________________________ LEGION OF MARY (as a 2ND CCA ONLY only)

Teacher I/C Mr Clement Fernandez

Training Days / Time Thursday ( 2.45 - 3.45pm)

Venue CHIJ Secondary; School Chapel The Legion of Mary was founded in Dublin, Ireland, on 7 September 1921, by Frank Duff. It is a lay Catholic organisation whose members give service to the Church on a voluntary basis in almost every country. The objective of the Legion of Mary is to glorify God through the holiness of its members developed by prayer and active co-operation in Mary’s and the Church’s work. The unit of the Legion of Mary is called a presidium, which holds weekly meetings, where prayer is intermingled with reports and discussion. CHIJ Legion of Mary is named the Our Lady of Graces Junior Presidium. The members begin meetings with opening prayers and rosary. Every session includes components such as spiritual readings and sharing. The members also participate in the annual Inter-School Religious Knowledge Competition and have won first prize. . Legionaries cultivate the spiritual aspect of their being through weekly prayer meetings, regular contact work in the form of outreach initiatives and assist in school Masses and morning prayer. The Legion of Mary invites students who are interested in praying together and serving the school in its various spiritual activities Join the Legion of Mary to have an enriched spiritual and prayer life and discover what God has in store for you!

________________________________________________ ODAC (OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES CLUB) Teacher I/C Mrs Kim Purushothaman , Mr Chan Wee Kiat Training Days/Time Regular sessions : Wednesdays (3 pm – 5 pm); occasional ad hoc activities

Intensive training for dragon-boat competition (Feb to April): 3 times a week

i. Mon , Wed & Fri ( 3pm - 6 .30 pm ; at Kallang Water SC)

ii. Saturdays for Kayaking certification if necessary Venue CHIJ Secondary / outside school, venue depends on activities

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CHIJ ODAC challenges the individual while instilling in her a strong team spirit through stamina-cum-endurance trainings and other rugged and adventurous activities in different outdoor settings. A true ODACian never gets dampened or discouraged no matter how tired, wet, dirty and smelly she feels during the activities, be they grueling dragon-boat trainings and kayaking expeditions, tedious long hikes or intimidating agents found in Mother Nature.

Dragon-boating has been the most popular and predominant ODAC activity for 9 years. Unless one has passion for this sport, one cannot enjoy CHIJ ODAC.

ODACians aim to become self-driven leaders who never fail to put their team before themselves. ________________________________________________

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Appendix B - CCA Schedule and Teachers-in-charge for 2013

ARC BADMINTON BASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY

CONCERT BAND

DANCE ENSEMBLE GIRL GUIDES

GUITAR ENSEMBLE TENNIS (C DIV)

TRACK & FIELD CLDDS NETBALL ODAC X-CNTRY

Monday Jason Ng Mastura Senin Tan Yan Ping Augustine Khoo Grace Champion Anita tiwari Lim Fang Teng Lim Yiwen Jacqualine Yip Daryl Chan Hao Rui Candice Seet Kim/ Wee Kiat

3.00pm - 6.00 pm 3.00pm - 6.00pm 3.00pm - 6.00pm3.00pm - 5.30 pm

3.00pm - 5.30pm / 3.00pm-6.00pm

3.00pm - 6.00 pm

2.45pm - 4.45 pm

3.00pm - 6.00 pm

3.00pm - 6.00 pm

3.30pm - 6.00 pm 3.00pm-6.00pm 3.00pm - 6.00pm 3.00pm - 5.30pm 3.00pm-5.30pm

Computer Lab 4 Hall of FaithIndoor Sports Hall IJ Track/Field Band Room Dance Studio

Parade Square/ Classroom AVA Room SLF Foundation IJ Track / Field

e Studio/ Bentinck

Parade Square / Basketball Court Sch/Kallang

Tuesday BADMINTON DANCE ENSEMBLE ELDDS

LEGION OF MARY Junior Band NETBALL RED CROSS

RHYTHMIC GYM TENNIS (B DIV)

TEN-PIN BOWLING

Mastura Senin Anita Tiwari Angela Lim Michelle Tan Ms Ong Shue Li Tay Yit Ming Irene Tan Koh Ai Wee Jacqualine YipPakirisamy Ragulan

3.00pm - 7.00pm 3 - 6.00 pm3.00pm - 6.00 pm 3 - 4.00 pm 3pm-6pm 2.30pm - 6.30pm 3.00 - 6.00 pm 3pm - 6pm 3pm - 6pm 4pm - 6 pm

Hall of Faith Dance StudioPerforming Arts Rm School Chapel Band Room

Parade Square / Basketball Court

Canteen / Parade Square

Indoor Sports Hall SLF Foundation

Orchid CC / SAFRA Yishun

Wednesday ARC BADMINTON CHOIRCROSS COUNTRY CLDDS

CONCERT BAND

DANCE ENSEMBLE

ELDDS (Debate) GIRL GUIDES

GUITAR ENSEMBLE

NETBALL (CLUB) ODAC RHYTHMIC GYM TENNIS (REC)

TRACK & FIELD ARTS ALIVE

IJ YOUTH MISSION NETBALL SQUASH

Jason Ng Mastura Senin Mag Low Augustine Khoo Hao Rui Grace Champion Tay Ling Ling Pakirisamy Ragulan Lim Fang Teng Lim Yi Wen Michelle Yeo Kim/ Wee Kiat Koh Ai Wee Jacqualine Yip Daryl Chan Sam Lim

Clement Fernandez

Michelle Yeo/ Saraswati

Priscilla Lim/ Charlotte Tan

3.00pm - 6.00 pm 3pm - 6pm2.45pm - 6.30 pm

3.00pm - 5.30 pm 3pm-6pm

3.00pm - 6.30 pm 3.00pm - 6.00pm 3pm - 6pm

2.45pm - 5.45 pm

3.00pm - 5.30 pm

2.45pm - 5.00 pm

3.00pm - 5.00pm 3.00pm - 6.30pm 3.00pm- 6.00pm

3.00pm - 4.30pm/ 4.30pm - 6.00pm

3.30pm - 6.00 pm 3.00pm - 6.00pm 3.00pm - 6.00pm 3pm - 5pm 3pm-5pm

Computer Lab 4 Hall of Faith E-Studio IJ Track/Fielde Studio/ Bentinck Band Room Dance Studio Classroom

Parade Square/ Classroom AVA Room

Parade Square / Basketball Court Sch/Kallang Indoor Sports Hall SLF Foundation IJ Track / Field The Hoogly CCA Rm (J407)

Parade Square / Basketball Court SLF Foundation

ThursdayNETBALL (CLUB) TENNIS (B DIV) JUNIOR BAND

Tay Yit Ming Jacqualine Yip Ms Ong Shue Li

2.30pm - 6.30pm 3.00pm - 6.00pm 3.00pm - 6.00pm

Indoor Sports Hall/ Basketball Court SLF Foundation Band Room

Friday BASKETBALL BADMINTON ELDDSCROSS COUNTRY

RHYTHMIC GYM TENNIS (C DIV)

TRACK & FIELD

TEN-PIN BOWLING NETBALL SQUASH RED CROSS ODAC

DANCE ENSEMBLE

Tan Yan Ping Mastura Senin Angela Lim Augustine Khoo Koh Ai Wee Jacqualine Yip Daryl Chan Michael Gomes Cao Qi Priscilla Lim Irene Tan Kim/ Wee Kiat Michelle Ng

3.00pm - 6.00pm 3.00pm - 6.00pm3.00pm - 5.00 pm 3.00 - 5.30 pm 3.00pm - 6.00pm

3.00pm - 6.00pm 3.30pm - 6.00pm

4.00pm - 6.00 pm 3.00pm - 6.00pm 3.00pm-5.00pm 3.00pm - 6.00pm 3.00pm - 5.30pm 3.00pm - 6.00

Basketball Court Hall of FaithPerforming Arts Rm IJ Track/Field

Indoor Sports Hall SLF Foundation IJ Track / Field

Orchid CC / SAFRA Yishun

Parade Square / Basketball Court

Singapore Labour Foundation

Canteen / Parade Square Kallang Dance Studio

Saturday CHOIR

MAIN CONCERT BAND

GUITAR ENSEMBLE NETBALL

Mag Low Chan Yew Choong Lim Yi Wen Candice Seet

7.45 am - 12.30 pm 8.00am-1.00pm

8.30 am - 12.30 pm

7.30am - 11.30 am

E-Studio Band Room AVA Room

Indoor Sports Hall/ Basketball Court

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Appendix C - CCA Nomination Procedures – Pls key in between 11 Jan to 18 Jan

Key in your I/C or FIN number

17/01/2009 to 21/01/2009

Indicate a dash if you have none.

Fill in accordingly.

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The system will prompt you if you do not indicate

4 choices.

Only 1 radio button is allowed to be

selected per column.

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Indicate 2 choices for 2ND CCA in order of

preference (optional)

Verify the statement and Submit the CCA Form.

You are advised to print out the completed

CCA Form for future reference.