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St. Joseph's Institution, Singapore

January 21, 2023

St. Joseph's Institution (SJI) is an independent Catholic educational institution in Singapore. Founded in 1852 by the De La Salle Brothers, it is the first Catholic school and the third oldest school in the country.

St. Joseph's Institution
Address
38 Malcolm Road

Singapore
308274

Singapore
Coordinates1°19′25″N 103°49′38″E / 1.3236°N 103.8273°E / 1.3236; 103.8273Coordinates: 1°19′25″N 103°49′38″E / 1.3236°N 103.8273°E / 1.3236; 103.8273
Information
TypeIndependent
MottoOra Et Labora
(Pray and Work)
Religious affiliation(s)Catholic
Lasallian Brothers
Established1852; 171 years ago (1852)
School code7020
ChairmanLee Kok Fatt
PrincipalJustin Arul Pierre
Brother PresidentBro Paul Ho, FSC
Enrolment2,000
HousesFintan, Lawrence, Marcian, Michael
Colour(s) Green   White 
Websitewww.sji.edu.sg

SJI has been offering a dual-track education comprising the GCE Ordinary Level Programme (OP) and the Integrated Programme (IP) track since 2013. The IP track which leads to the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), which integrates the four-year secondary education with a two-year IBDP, where IP students can proceed onto the two-year IBDP without the need to complete the O-Level examinations at the end of their fourth year. The OP students will take their O-Level examinations at the end of their fourth year. Based on their O-Level examination results, they can apply to continue the IBDP at SJI, or pursue their studies at other junior colleges or polytechnics.

The school had its first IP intake at Secondary 1 and Secondary 3 in 2013 and 2014 respectively while the first IBDP intake was in 2013.

The school's current principal is Justin Arul Pierre, a former cluster superintendent in the schools division, who assumed principalship in January 2022.[1][2]

The school's four fraternities, Fintan, Lawrence, Marcian and Michael, are named after Brother Fintan Blake, Brother Lawrence Robless, Brother Marcian James Cullen and Brother Michael Noctor respectively. The school's thirteen blocks, not counting the chapel or the brothers’ quarters, are named after Julian-Nicolas Rèche, Benildus Romançon, Cyril Bertrán, the school's founder Jean-Baptiste de La Salle, Evencio Uyarra, Florencio Martín, Gabriel Drolin, Jaime Hilario Barbal, former principal Kevin Byrne, the school's first principal Liefroy Bajon, Mutien-Marie Wiaux, the Notre Dame de La Star and Salomone Leclercq.

History

St Joseph's Institution (SJI), originally known as St. John's Institution, was founded in 1852 as the first missionary establishment of the De La Salle Brothers in the Far East. This endeavour was initiated by Rev Fr Jean-Marie Beurel MEP, who offered the opportunity to six Brothers from Europe to start the school using a former chapel as premises. Within a year, an attap hut had to be erected to accommodate all the students.

On 19 March 1855 (Feast of Saint Joseph), the cornerstone of a new school building was laid, and from that date, the school came to be known as St. Joseph's Institution. The new central classroom block was completed in 1865, though the further expansion of the facilities continued well into the 20th century. The school had 426 students in 1900. This grew to almost 1200 in 1914, and 1600 in 1922. With the student population expanding, a temporary branch school was opened, which eventually led to the building of a second school – Saint Patrick's School, Singapore – in 1933.

During World War II, prior to the fall of Singapore to the Japanese, the school was used as a Red Cross hospital and housed a unit of the Civil Defence Force, the A.R.F. (Air Raid Precautionary Group). On 16 February 1942, a bomb hit the school courtyard during the war, leaving a crater, but the main building remained unscathed.

During the Japanese occupation of Singapore, the school was renamed to Bras Basah Road Boys' School. The Brothers were asked to 'resign' and the school and hostel were run along military lines. Three weeks after the Japanese surrender, the Brothers returned and St Joseph's was re-opened and normal lessons resumed.

In 1954, St. Joseph's Junior School was housed in St. Michael's School, now known as St. Joseph's Institution Junior (SJIJ).

In 1975, St Joseph's Institution's first-year pre-university classes and some of its teachers were transferred to the newly opened Catholic Junior College.

In 1988, St. Joseph's Institution shifted into a new campus at Malcolm Road situated just off the neighbourhood of Toa Payoh, beside the Tanglin Community Centre. The old campus, with its distinctive semi-circular wings, was gazetted by the Singapore National Heritage Board as a national monument. It now houses the Singapore Art Museum.

 
Sculpture of St John Baptist de la Salle, founder of the Institute of Brothers of the Christian Schools (La Salle Brothers), on the second floor of the portico of the former SJI campus at Bras Basah.

Under the administration of Brother Paul Anthony Rogers, St Joseph's Institution saw its peak in growth. In 1995, a Performing Arts Centre (PAC) and a new wing to house Secondary One students were added.

In 2002, St. Joseph's Institution celebrated its 150th anniversary.

In 2006, St. Joseph's Institution, upon the urging of the Economic Development Board, began an international school. SJI International (St Joseph's Institution International) began classes in January 2007. The School started with just over 100 students but now boasts more than 1200 students across both its Elementary School and High School. This remarkable success is due to the dedication of the Old Boys and the faith of the parents. St Joseph's Institution International High School offers the IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP), similar to the Senior School of St Joseph's Institution, at Malcolm Road, today.

It was also the first year in which only pure sciences were offered to every candidate.

In 2008, the school was re-validated with the Singapore Quality Class Award, obtained, for the second time, the Best Practice Award (Teaching and Learning) and attained the Best Practice Award (Student All-Round Development) in the MOE External Validation exercise. The school received consecutive Sustained Achievement Awards in Academic Value-Added, Sports, Uniformed Groups and Fitness.

In 2009, St. Joseph's Institution was recognised by the Ministry of Education with a pinnacle award – The School of Excellence Award. The School Excellence Award (SEA) recognises schools for their excellence in both education processes and outcomes. It is the highest and most prestigious award in the Masterplan of Awards framework in MOE, Singapore.

In 2013, St. Joseph's Institution took in its first intake of Year 5 male and female students under the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), with an inaugural batch of 80 students admitted. That same year, St Joseph's Institution also had its first intake of secondary 1 male students into its Integrated Programme (IP) which will culminate with the IBDP when they are year 5.[3] St Joseph's Institution also bolstered its academic staff and upgraded its facilities for the IBDP student block to provide the necessary infrastructure and support for the students to develop to their fullest potential.

At the end of 2013, St. Joseph's Institution moved to a holding campus at Bishan Street 14, while the main campus at Malcolm Road was undergoing renovations. On 20 July 2015, works to redevelop the school began, with a new target of moving back by March 2017.[4]

On 9 January 2017, St. Joseph's Institution moved back to their main campus at 38 Malcolm Road, after two years of renovations.

On 22 July 2017, St. Joseph's Institution celebrated its 165th anniversary in Singapore.[5]

St. Joseph's Institution has been a school for the GCE 'O' Level examinations.

St. Joseph Institution Junior (formerly St. Michael's School)

St. Michael's School, founded in 1954,[6] was renamed SJI Junior on Jan 1, 2007. Both St. Michael's School and St. Joseph's Institution are run by the Christian Brothers and have strong historical links. SJI used to have a primary school section, named St. Joseph's Junior School, at its Bras Basah campus. The name of the primary school was subsequently changed to St. Michael's School in memory of Brother Michael Noctor, the late Director of SJI.

Affiliated schools

The Lasallian Family

Uniform

The school uniform is a simple, white collared shirt with the school badge on the pocket. The secondary school boys (Years 1 and 2) wear white shorts and white long pants are worn by the Year 3 and 4 boys. The IBDP boys in Years 5 and 6 wear a white shirt with a green inner collar and the school badge on the pocket with white long pants while the girls wear a white blouse with the school badge on the left hand side and a dark green skirt. The shirt is tucked into the pants

The school tie is worn on the first weekday of school from the start of the school day until 9.30am, and at all formal school functions. The top button is buttoned when the tie is worn.

School prefects and those authorised to wear the school's green blazer with the school's crest are permitted to wear simple, black, leather shoes when they are formally attired.

Co-Curricular Activities

Co-Curricular Activities

SJI has 3 main group of Co-Curricular Activities, Sports, Uniformed Groups and Clubs & Societies. SJI's niches include Canoeing, Football and Table Tennis.

The St Joseph's Institution Military Band (SJIMB) clinched the Gold with Honours Award under the baton of Mr Tan Thiam Hee in the recent 2009 Singapore Youth Festival Central Judging, the highest achievable award in that competition.[7] It was one of the top 10 bands in the competition to do so. In the 2011 Singapore Youth Festival Central Judging, the band managed to clinch the Silver award.[8] The choice piece was the Seventh Night of July and the set piece was the Memories of Friendship.

In the 2011 Singapore Youth Festival Central Judging, the Vocal Ensemble managed to clinch the Gold With Honours award. This was the Vocal Ensemble's inaugural participation in the SYF competition. The choice pieces were Ubi Caritas and Kruhay, while the set piece was The Wind by Kelly Tang.

In the 2015 National School Games, the SJI ‘B’ division Football team managed to come in runner-up. The SJI cross country team also came in runner-up in the 'B' division and 3rd in the 'C' division, the best in its history.

In the 2018 Trinity College London exams, the SJI Guitar Ensemble has broken records and obtained high distinction of 92%, the highest in Singapore that year. After the achievement, the ensemble went on to claim distinction in SYF as well in 2019 April. Notable pieces played - Concerto grosso If You Love Me and Pastoral - Sky, Cloud, Wind.

In the 2021 Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation, SJIMB sent two groups to compete under special considerations posed by the ongoing COVID-19 Situation, and both teams achieved Distinction. The choice pieces were "Starlight Wink" and "The Phantom of the Dark Hollow."

In the 2022 National School Games, the SJI ‘C’ division Football team managed to come in overall Champions for South Zone, the best result in the school's history.

Creativity, Activity and Service

The Creativity, Activity and Service (CAS) is part of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. CAS is to strengthen and extend students’ personal and interpersonal learning. The three strands are defined as follows:

• Creativity - exploring and extending ideas leading to an original or interpretive product or performance.

• Activity - physical exertion contributing to a healthy lifestyle.

• Service - collaborative and reciprocal engagement with the community in response to an authentic need.

Notable alumni

Politics

Governmental organisations

Business

Sports

Arts and entertainment

  • Chong Fah Cheong - Cultural Medallion winner for visual arts (2014)
  • Dick Lee - musician; Cultural Medallion winner (2004)
  • Goh Sin Tub - A pioneer of Singapore literature and a teacher, civil servant, banker, builder, social worker and former chairman of the SJI Board of Governors
  • Jeremy Monteiro - jazz pianist; board member, National Arts Council; Cultural Medallion winner (2002)
  • Julian Hee - Mediacorp artiste
  • Jahan Loh - Contemporary artist
  • Anthony Then - dancer and choreographer

Legal

Education

Religious Organisation

See also

References

  1. ^ "59 schools to get new principals, including 3 junior colleges". CNA. Retrieved 2021-12-08.
  2. ^ "Annex APPOINTMENT AND POSTING OF PRINCIPALS" (PDF).{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  3. ^ "Integrated Programme". www.sji.edu.sg. Retrieved 2020-01-25.
  4. ^ "SJI starts upgrading work on Malcolm Road campus". TODAYonline.
  5. ^ "Campus Redevelopment Updates". www.sji.edu.sg.
  6. ^ https://sjijunior.moe.edu.sg/others/about-sji-junior/history
  7. ^ "SYF09-ConcertBandResults.pdf" (PDF). Ministry of Education, Singapore. Retrieved 6 May 2011.
  8. ^ "SYF 2011 CJ Results of Central Bands - Sec Level.pdf" (PDF). Ministry of Education, Singapore. Retrieved 6 May 2011.

External links

  • Official website
  • Official School alumni website
  • SJI International

January 21, 2023
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St Joseph s Institution SJI is an independent Catholic educational institution in Singapore Founded in 1852 by the De La Salle Brothers it is the first Catholic school and the third oldest school in the country St Joseph s InstitutionAddress38 Malcolm RoadSingapore 308274SingaporeCoordinates1 19 25 N 103 49 38 E 1 3236 N 103 8273 E 1 3236 103 8273 Coordinates 1 19 25 N 103 49 38 E 1 3236 N 103 8273 E 1 3236 103 8273InformationTypeIndependentMottoOra Et Labora Pray and Work Religious affiliation s CatholicLasallian BrothersEstablished1852 171 years ago 1852 School code7020ChairmanLee Kok FattPrincipalJustin Arul PierreBrother PresidentBro Paul Ho FSCEnrolment2 000HousesFintan Lawrence Marcian MichaelColour s Green White Websitewww wbr sji wbr edu wbr sgSJI has been offering a dual track education comprising the GCE Ordinary Level Programme OP and the Integrated Programme IP track since 2013 The IP track which leads to the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme IBDP which integrates the four year secondary education with a two year IBDP where IP students can proceed onto the two year IBDP without the need to complete the O Level examinations at the end of their fourth year The OP students will take their O Level examinations at the end of their fourth year Based on their O Level examination results they can apply to continue the IBDP at SJI or pursue their studies at other junior colleges or polytechnics The school had its first IP intake at Secondary 1 and Secondary 3 in 2013 and 2014 respectively while the first IBDP intake was in 2013 The school s current principal is Justin Arul Pierre a former cluster superintendent in the schools division who assumed principalship in January 2022 1 2 The school s four fraternities Fintan Lawrence Marcian and Michael are named after Brother Fintan Blake Brother Lawrence Robless Brother Marcian James Cullen and Brother Michael Noctor respectively The school s thirteen blocks not counting the chapel or the brothers quarters are named after Julian Nicolas Reche Benildus Romancon Cyril Bertran the school s founder Jean Baptiste de La Salle Evencio Uyarra Florencio Martin Gabriel Drolin Jaime Hilario Barbal former principal Kevin Byrne the school s first principal Liefroy Bajon Mutien Marie Wiaux the Notre Dame de La Star and Salomone Leclercq Contents 1 History 1 1 St Joseph Institution Junior formerly St Michael s School 2 Affiliated schools 3 The Lasallian Family 4 Uniform 5 Co Curricular Activities 5 1 Co Curricular Activities 5 2 Creativity Activity and Service 6 Notable alumni 6 1 Politics 6 2 Governmental organisations 6 3 Business 6 4 Sports 6 5 Arts and entertainment 6 6 Legal 6 7 Education 6 8 Religious Organisation 7 See also 8 References 9 External linksHistory EditSt Joseph s Institution SJI originally known as St John s Institution was founded in 1852 as the first missionary establishment of the De La Salle Brothers in the Far East This endeavour was initiated by Rev Fr Jean Marie Beurel MEP who offered the opportunity to six Brothers from Europe to start the school using a former chapel as premises Within a year an attap hut had to be erected to accommodate all the students On 19 March 1855 Feast of Saint Joseph the cornerstone of a new school building was laid and from that date the school came to be known as St Joseph s Institution The new central classroom block was completed in 1865 though the further expansion of the facilities continued well into the 20th century The school had 426 students in 1900 This grew to almost 1200 in 1914 and 1600 in 1922 With the student population expanding a temporary branch school was opened which eventually led to the building of a second school Saint Patrick s School Singapore in 1933 During World War II prior to the fall of Singapore to the Japanese the school was used as a Red Cross hospital and housed a unit of the Civil Defence Force the A R F Air Raid Precautionary Group On 16 February 1942 a bomb hit the school courtyard during the war leaving a crater but the main building remained unscathed During the Japanese occupation of Singapore the school was renamed to Bras Basah Road Boys School The Brothers were asked to resign and the school and hostel were run along military lines Three weeks after the Japanese surrender the Brothers returned and St Joseph s was re opened and normal lessons resumed In 1954 St Joseph s Junior School was housed in St Michael s School now known as St Joseph s Institution Junior SJIJ In 1975 St Joseph s Institution s first year pre university classes and some of its teachers were transferred to the newly opened Catholic Junior College In 1988 St Joseph s Institution shifted into a new campus at Malcolm Road situated just off the neighbourhood of Toa Payoh beside the Tanglin Community Centre The old campus with its distinctive semi circular wings was gazetted by the Singapore National Heritage Board as a national monument It now houses the Singapore Art Museum Sculpture of St John Baptist de la Salle founder of the Institute of Brothers of the Christian Schools La Salle Brothers on the second floor of the portico of the former SJI campus at Bras Basah Under the administration of Brother Paul Anthony Rogers St Joseph s Institution saw its peak in growth In 1995 a Performing Arts Centre PAC and a new wing to house Secondary One students were added In 2002 St Joseph s Institution celebrated its 150th anniversary In 2006 St Joseph s Institution upon the urging of the Economic Development Board began an international school SJI International St Joseph s Institution International began classes in January 2007 The School started with just over 100 students but now boasts more than 1200 students across both its Elementary School and High School This remarkable success is due to the dedication of the Old Boys and the faith of the parents St Joseph s Institution International High School offers the IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme IBDP similar to the Senior School of St Joseph s Institution at Malcolm Road today It was also the first year in which only pure sciences were offered to every candidate In 2008 the school was re validated with the Singapore Quality Class Award obtained for the second time the Best Practice Award Teaching and Learning and attained the Best Practice Award Student All Round Development in the MOE External Validation exercise The school received consecutive Sustained Achievement Awards in Academic Value Added Sports Uniformed Groups and Fitness In 2009 St Joseph s Institution was recognised by the Ministry of Education with a pinnacle award The School of Excellence Award The School Excellence Award SEA recognises schools for their excellence in both education processes and outcomes It is the highest and most prestigious award in the Masterplan of Awards framework in MOE Singapore In 2013 St Joseph s Institution took in its first intake of Year 5 male and female students under the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme IBDP with an inaugural batch of 80 students admitted That same year St Joseph s Institution also had its first intake of secondary 1 male students into its Integrated Programme IP which will culminate with the IBDP when they are year 5 3 St Joseph s Institution also bolstered its academic staff and upgraded its facilities for the IBDP student block to provide the necessary infrastructure and support for the students to develop to their fullest potential At the end of 2013 St Joseph s Institution moved to a holding campus at Bishan Street 14 while the main campus at Malcolm Road was undergoing renovations On 20 July 2015 works to redevelop the school began with a new target of moving back by March 2017 4 On 9 January 2017 St Joseph s Institution moved back to their main campus at 38 Malcolm Road after two years of renovations On 22 July 2017 St Joseph s Institution celebrated its 165th anniversary in Singapore 5 St Joseph s Institution has been a Gold Value Added school for the GCE O Level examinations St Joseph Institution Junior formerly St Michael s School Edit St Michael s School founded in 1954 6 was renamed SJI Junior on Jan 1 2007 Both St Michael s School and St Joseph s Institution are run by the Christian Brothers and have strong historical links SJI used to have a primary school section named St Joseph s Junior School at its Bras Basah campus The name of the primary school was subsequently changed to St Michael s School in memory of Brother Michael Noctor the late Director of SJI Affiliated schools EditPrimary schools De La Salle School DLSS St Joseph s Institution Junior SJIJ formerly St Michael s School St Stephen s School SSS St Anthony s Primary School SAPS Tertiary institution non Lasallian school Catholic Junior College CJC The Lasallian Family EditPrimary schools De La Salle School DLSS St Joseph s Institution Junior SJIJ formerly St Michael s School St Stephen s School SSS St Anthony s Primary School SAPS Secondary school St Patrick s School SPS International school St Joseph s Institution International SJII Tertiary institution non Lasallian school Catholic Junior College CJC Uniform EditThe school uniform is a simple white collared shirt with the school badge on the pocket The secondary school boys Years 1 and 2 wear white shorts and white long pants are worn by the Year 3 and 4 boys The IBDP boys in Years 5 and 6 wear a white shirt with a green inner collar and the school badge on the pocket with white long pants while the girls wear a white blouse with the school badge on the left hand side and a dark green skirt The shirt is tucked into the pantsThe school tie is worn on the first weekday of school from the start of the school day until 9 30am and at all formal school functions The top button is buttoned when the tie is worn School prefects and those authorised to wear the school s green blazer with the school s crest are permitted to wear simple black leather shoes when they are formally attired Co Curricular Activities EditCo Curricular Activities Edit SJI has 3 main group of Co Curricular Activities Sports Uniformed Groups and Clubs amp Societies SJI s niches include Canoeing Football and Table Tennis The St Joseph s Institution Military Band SJIMB clinched the Gold with Honours Award under the baton of Mr Tan Thiam Hee in the recent 2009 Singapore Youth Festival Central Judging the highest achievable award in that competition 7 It was one of the top 10 bands in the competition to do so In the 2011 Singapore Youth Festival Central Judging the band managed to clinch the Silver award 8 The choice piece was the Seventh Night of July and the set piece was the Memories of Friendship In the 2011 Singapore Youth Festival Central Judging the Vocal Ensemble managed to clinch the Gold With Honours award This was the Vocal Ensemble s inaugural participation in the SYF competition The choice pieces were Ubi Caritas and Kruhay while the set piece was The Wind by Kelly Tang In the 2015 National School Games the SJI B division Football team managed to come in runner up The SJI cross country team also came in runner up in the B division and 3rd in the C division the best in its history In the 2018 Trinity College London exams the SJI Guitar Ensemble has broken records and obtained high distinction of 92 the highest in Singapore that year After the achievement the ensemble went on to claim distinction in SYF as well in 2019 April Notable pieces played Concerto grosso If You Love Me and Pastoral Sky Cloud Wind In the 2021 Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation SJIMB sent two groups to compete under special considerations posed by the ongoing COVID 19 Situation and both teams achieved Distinction The choice pieces were Starlight Wink and The Phantom of the Dark Hollow In the 2022 National School Games the SJI C division Football team managed to come in overall Champions for South Zone the best result in the school s history Creativity Activity and Service Edit The Creativity Activity and Service CAS is part of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme CAS is to strengthen and extend students personal and interpersonal learning The three strands are defined as follows Creativity exploring and extending ideas leading to an original or interpretive product or performance Activity physical exertion contributing to a healthy lifestyle Service collaborative and reciprocal engagement with the community in response to an authentic need Notable alumni EditPolitics Edit Tony Tan 7th President of Singapore Teo Chee Hean Senior Minister Coordinating Minister for National Security and Member of Parliament for Pasir Ris Punggol GRC Edwin Tong Minister for Culture Community and Youth Second Minister for Law and Member of Parliament for Marine Parade GRC Christopher De Souza Deputy Speaker of the Parliament and Member of Parliament for Holland Bukit Timah GRC George Yeo Former Minister for Foreign Affairs Mah Bow Tan Former Minister for National Development Charles Chong Former Member of Parliament Matthias Yao Former Member of Parliament Ng Pock Too Former Member of Parliament Tan Chye Cheng Member of the Legislative Council of Singapore 1948 1955 Daniel Goh Former Non Constituency Member of Parliament NCMP Governmental organisations Edit Gerard Ee Chairman Agency for Integrated Care and Chairman Charity Council Singapore Philip Yeo Chairman SPRING Singapore and former Chairman A STAR Tan Chorh Chuan Chief Health Scientist Ministry of Health MOH and Executive Director Office for Healthcare Transformation Ministry of Health Former President National University of Singapore and former Director Medical Services Ministry of Health Business Edit Ee Peng Liang Businessman and philanthropist Khoo Teck Puat late Singapore tycoon Anthoni Salim Head of Salim GroupSports Edit Goh Tat Chuan former national soccer player Jacob Mahler national soccer player Rudy Mosbergen former field hockey olympian and founder of Raffles Junior College Tan Eng Yoon former sprinting olympianArts and entertainment Edit Chong Fah Cheong Cultural Medallion winner for visual arts 2014 Dick Lee musician Cultural Medallion winner 2004 Goh Sin Tub A pioneer of Singapore literature and a teacher civil servant banker builder social worker and former chairman of the SJI Board of Governors Jeremy Monteiro jazz pianist board member National Arts Council Cultural Medallion winner 2002 Julian Hee Mediacorp artiste Jahan Loh Contemporary artist Anthony Then dancer and choreographerLegal Edit Chan Seng Onn Judge of the High Court of Singapore since July 2007 Former Solicitor General of Singapore 2001 2007 Davinder Singh S C Lawyer Former MP CEO of Drew amp Napier Steven Chong Judge of AppealEducation Edit Tan Cheng Han S C Former Dean and Head Faculty of Law National University of Singapore Tan Chorh Chuan Chief Health Scientist Ministry of Health MOH and executive director of the new Office for Healthcare Transformation from Jan 2018 Former President National University of Singapore NUS Religious Organisation Edit Lawrence Khong Senior Pastor of Faith Community Baptist ChurchSee also EditFormer Saint Joseph s Institution Father Jean Marie Beurel Catholic education in Singapore SJI InternationalReferences Edit 59 schools to get new principals including 3 junior colleges CNA Retrieved 2021 12 08 Annex APPOINTMENT AND POSTING OF PRINCIPALS PDF a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint url status link Integrated Programme www sji edu sg Retrieved 2020 01 25 SJI starts upgrading work on Malcolm Road campus TODAYonline Campus Redevelopment Updates www sji edu sg https sjijunior moe edu sg others about sji junior history SYF09 ConcertBandResults pdf PDF Ministry of Education Singapore Retrieved 6 May 2011 SYF 2011 CJ Results of Central Bands Sec Level pdf PDF Ministry of Education Singapore Retrieved 6 May 2011 External links EditOfficial website Official School alumni website SJI International 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