Important news!

1 July: The first three CCA sessions when school reopens are cancelled due to H1N1 precautionary measures.

4 July 2009: LCs and CPLs are to assemble in no. 4 uniform and jockey cap by 7 a.m. in school foyer. Dismissal time is 6 p.m. You cannot be absent, otherwise you'll have to attend a make-up session on 18 July or wait one year later to attend the CPR course which will be taught by HQ officers. The date was assigned to our unit based on the training calendar planned by HQ. Venue: Everest Room at HTA. Accompanying teachers: Mr Lim Tze Han and Miss Heng Puay Fang. Please read up CPR theory and bring your thermometer.

10 July: Visit to Tampines Fire Station for LCPs and CPLs. Please read up on IPP theory. IPP practical assessment will be conducted by SCDF staff. Five new recruits who have not taken Fire Safety practical assessment must go too. Assemble in No. 4 uniform and jockey cap in school foyer by 2.30 p.m. Accompanying teacher: Ma'am Chang.

Please take note that none of the bowling sessions will be cancelled. Students who are unwell, please stay at home and rest. You are advised to wear a face or surgical mask when going to a clinic or hospital.

7th SNCO Course - passing out ceremony on 19 June 2009

Congratulations to Tifflin Tan, the "Best Trainee" out of 108 cadets from more than 25 schools such as ACS(I), Montfort, Coral, St Hilda's, St Pat's, Changkat Changi, Beatty, Evergreen, Northlight, Pei Hwa, Tampines, Bedok South and Pioneer SS! A humble Sec 2 Corporal who managed to outshine the rest, not to mention that there were Sec 3 Sergeants among the SNCOs from other schools. Tifflin has brought honour and glory to the school as the "Best Trainee" award is given to the highest scorer based on turnout, footdrill (silver), method of instructions, discipline and scenario-based learning assessment. All SNCOs (future leaders of the unit) were also assessed on CD Knowledge and Footdrill (Gold).

During the passing out ceremony, Capt Lim saw two HQ officers smiling in her direction and sensed that there was some kind of suspense. Then Capt Gerard prompted her to stand up and get ready to take photographs / video clip. It was such a memorable and touching moment as nobody expected this. Tifflin was surprised and had to give an impromptu speech after receiving the award from Commandant Philip Tham.



HQ approved KC's special request to send 4 Sec 2 cadets and 3 Sec 3 cadets when other schools were only allowed to nominate 4 Sec 3 cadets for the 7th SNCO Course. Thus, it was a blessing in disguise. All passed the training course. This is an achievement. HQ officers were impressed by our KC cadets and we are all proud of you. Well done!