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RESILIENCESYNERGY

INTEGRITYEXCELLENCE

Vision: A community of Future-Ready Learners

Mission:

Motto:

R.I.S.E Values:

Inspiring Learning, Empowering Lives

To Strive and Not to YieldThe Teck Whye spirit, described by the school motto, is one that never gives up and strives continually to achieve and excel. It is anchored in the school vaules, driven by purpose and passion and supported by collaboration and teamwork.

Resilience our anchorPersevering through challenges and learning from setbacks

Integrity the foundationKnowing and doing what is right

Synergy in diversityRespecting and collaborating with different people for better outcomes

Excellence our goalAlways aspiring to be the best in everything we do

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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

A COMMUNITYOUR STAFF

OUR STUDENTS & OUR EVENTSSec One Orientation

Sec One Initiation CeremonyInducting Our Sec Ones

CCA OrientationSec One Meet-Parent SessionSec Four Meet-Parent SessionChinese New Year Celebration

Pongal CelebrationMother Tongue Week

Boys Brigade CommemorationArtsnergy Youth Day

Racial Harmony DayNational Day Celebration

Student Leaders’ InvestitureTeachers’ Day

Post-Exam Holistic Learning ExperiencesGraduation Day (Sec 4 & 5 Cohort)

Staff Promotion & Award CeremonyStaff Learning - Affirming Our

Teaching Philosophy

OF FUTURE-READY LEARNERSCollaborative Learning

Orchid HybridisationPet Rockets

Terrarium Aquarium Tinkering Projects

Design TechnologyEffective & Imaginative Use Of Language

Wonders Of AestheticsThe World Up-Close

Games For LifeA Special Feature Of Technology Enabled Learning

OF CHARACTER & LEADERSHIPStudent Council. Archery, Badminton,Basketball, Football (Boys), Hockey Floorball, Taekwondo, Boys’ Brigade, Girl Guides,National Cadet Corps, National Police Cadet Corps,Concert Band, Guitar Ensemble, Dance, Art and Craft Club, Environmental Club, Infocomm Club, Robotics Club

STAYING RESILIENT & GRATEFUL

Just before Circuit BreakerHome-Based Learning (HBL)

Transitioning Safety back to School

OUR CLASSES122

OUR GRADUATING COHORT OF YOUNG LADIES & YOUNG

GENTLEMEN

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Principal’s Message

2020 will be remembered as the year of the COVID. A pandemic that brought the whole world to pause and re-evaluate everything that we have taken for granted. What we understand of schools and schooling was challenged. While schools in many countries closed and the academic year was disrupted for millions of students, Singapore kept its schools open. This required tremendous effort from the whole of government, the tenacity of teachers, the resilience of students and support of parents.

I am proud to say that as a school, we came through very well, supporting one another through tough times and becoming adaptable and inventive in our approaches. As learning took on different modes (face to face and online), teachers had to find new ways of teaching and connecting with students. They did this well and more importantly focused on students’ well-being throughout the year. While many students were disappointed with the cancellation of the National School Games and the chance to represent the school in their CCAs, they kept their heads high and continued to train. Beyond the competitions they looked forward to their interactions with friends and teachers which was heart-warming. The management team strived hard to maintain some level of normalcy by preserving school experiences through tweaks in various school programmes. Despite all of the challenges faced, you will find in this yearbook, snippets of school life showing the resilience and creativity of us a school community and the many things we can be grateful for.

In the new normal of a post-COVID world, blended learning will become a big part of teaching and learning in the years to come. The way students will interact with subject content, teachers, fellow students and the larger community will be reshaped. We can draw strength from how we responded to 2020 and feel confident that the school is well poised to leverage on this educational shift and making sure that the students who walk through its gates are future ready. I urge all graduating students to stay connected to the school and present students to work together with one another and your teachers to make TWSS a good school for all.

The editorial team that put together this digital yearbook (itself a first), has aptly classified the various segments – Community, Future-Ready Learners, Character Building, Resilience & Gratitude to capture the experiences of the year. I hope in years to come, this digital yearbook will serve as a memory jog of the experiences of this unique year for both students and staff.

N Sivarajan (Mr)Principal, Teck Whye Secondary School

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2020 will be remembered as the year of the COVID. A pandemic that brought the whole world to pause and re-evaluate everything that we have taken for granted.

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Teck Whye is, first and foremost, a community. A community bound by experiences unique to the school. From the start of the year secondary one orientation to festivities that remind us of our rich and diverse cultural values to year-end Reflection Day and a series of post-exam holistic experiences, these were excellent opportunities to build relationships, friendships and memories that will last. Certainly, the host of school events for our students were also platforms for our students to build teamwork and leadership skills.

Although Covid-19 disrupted some of our routines, our celebration of school events just took on different forms. With e-assemblies, our students co-hosted sessions, events and presented projects. Working in smaller groups, our students connected as they explored what it took to be a youtuber or an interior designer, just to name a few. Every event and celebration was part of a community effort to strengthen our bonds.


A COMMUNITY


Our Staff

Ms Diana Goh Boon Lang(Vice-Principal)

Mr Wu Tian Hwee(Vice-Principal)

Photo courtesy of Eldon Leigh Fernandez, Sec 3C


‘To instill a Love of learning‘

Mrs Mdm Shirley Teo(HOD English Language)

Mr Muhammad Sherefudin(Subject Head English Language)

Ms Wong Yen Yee Angela(English Language)

Ms Mandaraz Lim Shi Hui(English Language)

Ms Safiah Bte Rais(English Language)

Dr Sasikumar Ponnalagu(Senior Teacher Mother Tongue)

Ms Lim Bee Buat(English Language)

Mr Chiew Weihan(English Language, Mathematics)

Mr Daniel Wong(English Language, Literature)

Beatrice Lim Mei Chwee(English Language, Literature)

Not in photo: Mdm Shakila


Ms Nur Haziqah Binte Zainol(Mother Tongue)

Ms Tamilchelvi D/O Suppayan(Mother Tongue)

Mdm Tan Yoke Hong(HOD Mother Tongue)

‘Every child matters to us‘

Mdm Ifa Hanifah(Mother Tongue)

Mdm Irmasusanti Bte Togiman(Mother Tongue)

Ms Komala Narayanan(Mother Tongue)

Ms Liu Xinyun(Mother Tongue)

Ms Li Juanjuan(Mother Tongue)

Ms Ma Ping(Mother Tongue)

Mdm Balasuppramaniam Mohanavalli

(Mother Tongue)

Not in photo: Mdm Nur Fadelinah Bte Yusof (Mother Tongue), Mr Rahmat Bin Hassan (Mother Tongue), Ms Tan Taw Ying (Mother Tongue)


Ms Amal Hayati Bte Mas’ali(Mathematics)

‘We are always learners‘

Ms Nurul Izzah Bte Mohamad Rashid

(Mother Tongue)

Mdm Jayaraman UmaKatru Mary Jinni Rani

(Senior Teacher Mathematics)

Mdm Wong Wu Chyen(Mother Tongue)

Mdm Zhao Huiyuan(Mother Tongue)

Mdm Aw Soo Bing(HOD Mathematics)

Mdm Jayaraman Uma(Mother Tongue)

Ms Crystal Lau(Mathematics, Science)

Mdm Kasturi kulantayan(Mathematics, Science)

Mr Lee Meng Teck(Mathematics)

Mr Melvin Foo Cheng Loong(Mathematics)

Not in photo: Mr Liew Wei Yang (Mathematics), Mdm Zhang Sijia (Mathematics)


Mrs Lim Hui Ping, Joanna(Mathematics)

Mr Yusman B Ithnin(Mathematics)

‘Teaching from the heart‘

Ms Janice Khoo(HOD Science)

Mr Huang I Lung(Science)

Mdm Sumarni Binte Ismail(Science)

Mr Shawn Kwek Liang Wei(Science)

Mdm Trina Wong(Science)

Mr Goh Yue Han Christopher(Subject Head,

Science Applied Learning)

Mr Mohamad Fadzrun(Science)

Mr Chin Kwek Siong(Science)


Mr Ryan Ngan Wei Juan(Science)

Ms Natalie Neo Hui Min(Humanities, English)

Mr Chan Joo Seng Melvin(Senior Teacher History)

Mdm Pua Lee Too(Humanities)

Mr Loh Liang See(Humanities)

Ms Ellie Soh(Humanities)

Mrs Vena Foo(HOD Humanities)

Ms Ang Jie Wei(Science)

Mdm Tang Li Tang(Assistant Year Head Science)

Ms Ow Liying(Humanities)

Ms Annabel Low(Humanities)

Mr Lin Jiehui(Humanities, Mathematics)

‘To instill a Love of learning‘


Mrs Teh-Ooi Lay Bee(Humanities, English)

Ms Theophilia Yong Yeun Foon(Humanities)

Mr Jordan Loh(Design & Technology)

Ms Ada Ong(Design & Technology)

Mdm Sim Siew Geok(Design & Technology)

Mdm Nur Fatin(Aesthetics)

Mdm Haryani Binte Mohamad Saleh(Food & Consumer Education)

Ms Siti Radiah(Food & Consumer Education)

Mdm Zarina(Food & Consumer Education)

Mdm Dorothy(Food & Consumer Education)

Ms Jennifer Malar(Food & Consumer Education)

Ms Sng Qian Jin Elodie(Subject Head Social Studies)

‘Every child matters to us‘


Ms Kohh Bee Kim(Aesthetics)

Mr Aidil Sharil Bin Solikin(Year Head, Physical Education)

Mdm Masayu Aziza(Subject Head CCA & PE)

Mr Sebastian Tiong(Subject Head CCE)

Mr Fairuz Bin Atan(Principles of Accounts)

Mr Morgan Sea(Principles of Accounts)

Mr Mohamed Bin Abu Bakar(Aesthetics)

Mr Davis Huang(Subject Head Aesthetics)

Mr Anthony Chua(Aesthetics)

Ms Catherine(Aesthetics)

Mr Tan Wee LiatHOD ICT (Humanities, English)

Mr Kumaravel S/O Thangavel(Physical Education, Mathematics)

‘Teaching from the heart‘


Mr Njoo Kiat Guan Alwin(School Staff Developer )

Ms Lee Lily(Adjunct Teacher)

Ms Leong Xue Fang(Allied Educator)

Mr M N Annuar(Allied Educator)

Ms Alice Seah(Adjunct Teacher)

Ms Teo Mei Ling(Adjunct Teacher)

Mr Jack Ho(HOD Student Management)

Mdm Clara Yap Lee Hoon(School Counsellor)

Mdm Suriati Sinman(School Counsellor)

Ms Khoo Shi Min(School Counsellor)

Mr Mohamad Imran(Computer Applications, Mathematics)

‘We are always learners‘


Mr Lee Keng Kok(Executive & Admin Staff)

Mdm Christine Ang(Executive & Admin Staff)

Mr Sulaiman Sarman(Executive & Admin Staff)

Mdm Jamilah Bibi(Executive & Admin Staff)

Ms Rabi’atul(Executive & Admin Staff)

Ms Noorzakiah(Executive & Admin Staff)

Ms Ms Tess Shepherdson(Operations Manager )

Mdm Vijayaletchmi(Executive & Admin Staff)

Mr Ng Ah Seng(Executive & Admin Staff)

Mdm Winnie Chin(Executive & Admin Staff)

‘Always supportive‘


Mr Ang Tien Heng(Executive & Admin Staff)

Mdm Radiyana(Executive & Admin Staff)

Mdm K Jievajothi(Executive & Admin Staff)

Mdm Jenny Po Lay Cheng(Executive & Admin Staff)

Mdm Marhaini bte Mohamad(Executive & Admin Staff)

Mdm Tan Puay Sian Sandra(Librarian)

Mdm Marhaini Bte Mohamad(Executive & Admin Staff)

Mdm Seet Lee Lian Irene(Executive & Admin Staff)

Mr Alan Wong(Administration Manager)

Ms Bay Lee Hoon(Operations Manager)

‘Always supportive‘


our students & our events


SEC ONE ORIENTATION

SEC ONE Initiation ceremony


INDUCTING OUR SEC ONES

cca ORIENTATION

SEC ONE Initiation ceremony


SEC ONE Meet-Parent Session


SEC FOUR Meet-Parent Session



CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION


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Pongal Celebration


Mother Tongue week


Boys Brigade Commemoration


Artsnergy


Youth DAY


Racial Harmony DAY


National day Celebration


Student Leaders’ Investiture


TEACHERS’ day


Post-Exam HolisticLearning Experiences


Graduation Day (Sec 4 & 5 COHORT)


Staff promotion & Award ceremony


Staff Learning - Affirming our Teaching Philosophy


Learning must be inspiring and immersive. Though it was a unique school year that was both a blend of home-based learning and school, the opportunities to engage our students persisted. Beyond teaching our students to think and question within the range of subject disciplinarity, there was Urban Design (Applied Learning Programme) aimed at raising awareness and exploring sustainable solutions to issues related to urbanization; the wondrous foray into Virtual Reality where students got to ‘travel’ through the Amazon Forest, empathised with life in the slums or walk in the shoes of Anne Frank in WW2; Tinkering in hands-on projects such as Thermal Insulation Building and Wearables-Making workshops.

As much as possible, the emphasis was on quality of learning experiences aimed at nurturing Teckwhyeans who know that they can be self-directed, collaborative and a problem solver.


OF FUTURE- rEADY LEARNERS


collaborative learning


orchid HYbridisation


PET ROCKETS


Terrarium Aquarium

PET ROCKETS


Tinkering ProjectS


Design technology


effective & imaginative use of language

Blackout poetry


effective & imaginative use of language


Wonders of aesthetics


THE WORLD UP-CLOSE


Games for life


A special feature of technology enabled learning

The Basics of Virtual Reality (VR) – the high and the lowVR technology, which immerses you in a location with sights and sounds, is something my school was trying out as a teaching tool this year, even before COVID-19 struck.

Many associate VR technology with games and entertainment, but VR is often used for education and training purposes too, for instance, to practise potentially high-risk skills, such as flying a plane, or performing surgery.

However, bringing VR technology into schools is still new territory, not least due to the cost of the equipment. A VR headset that allows the user to interact with the simulated environment could easily cost upward of $500.

However, more affordable alternatives are available. Today, students can use their smartphones to access VR videos by slotting it into a simple cardboard or plastic headset that costs less than $10. This “lower-end” VR naturally does not offer the same depth of immersion or interactivity, but they still provide a wealth of experiential learning opportunities.

In Teck Whye Secondary School, we embarked on our experiment in VR with 40 cardboard headsets. We also managed to get 16 Oculus Go headsets on loan from MOE’s Education Technology Division (ETD), to help us test how “higher-end” VR can make lessons more engaging and effective.

Bringing VR home – something for everyoneWhen Full Home-Based Learning (HBL) was announced in April, I saw this as a unique opportunity for this experiment. After all, we were going to be stuck at home, and apart for some time – this was precisely when the advantages of VR would be most appreciated!

I selected my Sec 1 form class for this HBL experiment as I taught them both English and Geography – lots of room to try out different types of lessons there!

As for the equipment, the cardboard headsets were easy enough – I had enough for everyone in the class. They were also sturdy and cheap enough so I had no qualms about letting the students bring them home. That way, no one would be left out.

However, I also wanted to try out the higher-end sets we loaned from ETD as they offered a greater range of applications and activities that I could explore with my students. Unfortunately, I had limited headsets, and was naturally worried about leaving the more expensive machines in the hands of a group of teenagers!

Eventually, I decided to trust the students, and see this as an exercise in responsibility.

I selected 13 students as a test group for additional VR activities after school. Besides being interested in VR technology, they also had to be willing to commit to extra “homework” in the form of post-lesson reflections every week. Their parents had to agree to their participation too!

It took some time to brief all the kids, set my expectations and get the equipment sorted, but it was worth it as I knew everyone in class had something to look forward to during the Circuit Breaker!

By: Ms Theophilia Yong TWSS, Humanities


Engaging through VRFor a start, I wanted to use VR to engage students more deeply in the topics we are learning in class. VR is known to be a powerful tool to teach empathy and I wanted students to connect to the issues emotionally through the immersive 3D experience of VR.

For Geography, I took my students on virtual ‘field trips’ that we would not otherwise be able to access. We ‘visited’ cities in other parts of the world and saw how different types of housing can affect people’s lives. With VR, students could experience what it is like to live in some of the most densely packed cities in the world, such as Mumbai and Manila.

The post-activity discussion was rich, and students were able to make many unique observations. They considered how people may feel uncomfortable in such environments. A few even related it to the current COVID-19 outbreak and asked how living in cramped conditions could pose public health risks.

Students could use simple 3D modelling to change their home spaces – and explain why they made these modifications

With VR, the characters and settings for their stories come to life – these details get translated into their writing and make their stories more interesting.

We used a live conferencing platform to share our observations during and after the VR sessions – it makes for an unusual screen shot though!

For the test group with the more immersive VR headsets, I tried to explore topics outside the curriculum. For instance, we went deep into the Amazon rainforest. On another occasion, we went back in time to walk in the shoes of Anne Frank and shared her experience of being cooped up in her home during World War II. Students could relate to this more due to their Circuit Breaker experience.

The felling of the trees in the Amazon, in particular, was a visceral experience. As one student put it, he could feel the pain the trees must be feeling and found it almost unbearable to watch. Many said they felt guilt and a greater sense of responsibility to do something to protect our Earth.

The VR experience clearly touched the students in a way that no mere photo or words could.

Engaging through VRThe second goal I had was to get my students to not just consume experiences in VR, but also create in VR. It may sound a little ambitious, but I believe that ICT skills are essential for our students.

As part of their Geography project on housing, I taught the class to take 360-photos of their homes with their smartphones, and got them to redesign various elements of their home using CoSpaces Edu, a computer application that allows students to do simple 3D-modelling and animation with basic coding and explore them in VR. They then had to explain why they made these modifications and reflect on the effect of space on people’s lives.

For example, students could add partitions to create privacy, and windows for a better sense of space – and of course decorate it to express their individuality! Besides demonstrating their knowledge of the topic of housing, they had a lot of fun sharing their ideas with their friends in VR.

Naturally, teaching them to use the applications took up some time. But the students’ responses were heartening. Many expressed wonder at being able to create VR artefacts of their own, and were amazed to learn that they don’t need expensive equipment to do so.

This new-found confidence in their abilities and the belief that technology is not out of their reach – this keeps me going.

Besides technical skills, the test group also had the chance to choose the topics that they want to learn about outside the curriculum – it’s self-directed. Although I had strict controls over the programmes they could download to their headsets, I encouraged them to look through the applications available in the online store and propose the ones they were interested to explore in our after-class sessions. That’s how we came to explore walking in space and even try guided meditation together!


Connecting through VROutside of academic pursuits, VR was also invaluable for us as to connect with each other during the Circuit Breaker.

To complement the daily check-ins we have with students, I also tried meeting students in different virtual classrooms and environments. Imagine having a casual chit-chat with your classmates while flying in a hot-air balloon with scenic mountain views!

Students loved how they could “see” and “feel” their friends as though they were there in person. Being able to represent themselves in a variety of avatars was also fun– and perhaps less intimidating than seeing their faces on the screen. They were able to let off steam and play catch around the virtual classroom, and break off into smaller groups for a more cozy chat.

Everyone shared that they felt “connected” with each other and less lonely because of these sessions.

With VR, the classroom can be anywhere you want it to be!

Source: SCHOOLBAG - THE EDUCATION NEWS SITE

My group of 13 students are now “ambassadors” who help troubleshoot login and technical issues for their classmates!

After HBL – back to reality?HBL may be over, but not our experiments in VR. Not when the experiences of the past two months have been so enriching and positive!

In June, I welcomed the students back to school – and everyone (to my vast relief) brought their headsets back safely. I believe that there’s a lot more we can explore in VR for education though.

In Term 3, I formed a second group of students to test out different projects and activities with the specialised VR headsets. This way, others get the chance to experience what the first test group did during Full HBL. I also got the first group of students to guide and troubleshoot any technical issues for the others during our subsequent sessions – they are empowered to help others as my VR ambassadors!

With the experiences I gained, I am now more confident in the potential of VR. I am also happy to say that my colleagues, even those in other departments, have gotten on board and are exploring how VR can be used to enhance the learning of their students.

Of course, VR is still a developing technology and it will take a while before it is accessible for all. There’s a lot more to do and learn for both teachers and students!

I believe it has a place in the future of education though - because with the facilitation of a teacher, the virtual experience can create very real lessons for our students.


Character building is integral to Teck Whye Secondary School through leadership at the different levels and through a range of vibrant and award/trophy winning CCAs. Leadership opportunities started with self to leading peers as project leaders, CCA leaders, class chairpersons and student councillors.

Running alongside this are our CCAs which form a big part of the school life. Here, students develop their character, learn values such as sportsmanship and commitment, and interact with peers from diverse backgrounds. Our students as they develop their own character will have the potential and capacity to influence and engage others towards a shared purpose.


of CHARACTER & LEADERSHIP


Teachers-in-charge:Ms Li Lilian Ms Ellie Soh

Student Council EXCO: President: Megan Hing Gin Shan Vice-President (Communications/Engagement): Gerlynn Lee Yi XuanHead (Communications/ Engagement): Sim Zhi Hong DarrenVice-President (Peer Support): Low Ziyi Head (Peer Support): Nur Adriana Binte Razali Vice-President (Active Citizenry): Teo Ze Ming Javier Head (Active Citizenry): Nur Ain Binte Mohamad Yassin

Student Council


ArcheryTeachers-in-charge:Ms Safiah RaisMdm Jennifer Malar Mdm Zhao Huiyuan

(March 2019 - March 2020)

CaptainSharolyn Teo Wen Yu (4D)Vice-CaptainsWillem Alexander Mamuric Van Herk (4D)Loe Hui En (4E2)


CaptainChye Kelden (3A)Vice-CaptainsToo Jun Hng (3B)Kyan Seah (3B)


BadmintonTeachers-In-Charge:Ms Joanna LimMdm UmaMs Zarina


CaptainNicia Ong (4A) GirlsYang Le (4D) BoysVice-CaptainsRachel Tan Hui En (4B) GirlsNigel Tan Meng Yuan (4A) Boys


CaptainTang Yao (3A) GirlsTobias Seah Xinliang (3A) BoysVice-CaptainsViswanadham Satya Harshita (3A) Girls Soh Wei Shen (3D) Boys


BasketballTeachers-In-Charge:Ms CatherineMr Sea Rui QuanMs Ma Ping


CaptainRaphael Toh Wei Feng (4C)Vice-CaptainsMohammad Aminur Rahman (4A)Joshua Clay Pascual Magundayao (4D)


CaptainTan Jun Xi Xavier (3E) Vice-CaptainsSingh Aditya (3D)


Football (Boys)

Teachers-In-Charge:Mr KumaravelMr Mohamad Nurul AnnuarMr Huang I LungMs Trina Wong Ms Tan Taw Ying


CaptainNicia Ong (4A) GirlsYang Le (4D) BoysVice-CaptainsRachel Tan Hui En (4B) GirlsNigel Tan Meng Yuan (4A) Boys


CaptainTang Yao (3A) GirlsTobias Seah Xinliang (3A) BoysVice-CaptainsViswanadham Satya Harshita (3A) Girls Soh Wei Shen (3D) Boys


Hockey Floorball

Teachers-In-Charge:Mdm IdayuMr Cyrus Tan Mdm HaryaniMdm Shakila Mr Lee Meng Teck Ms Angela Wong Mr Ryan


CaptainSiti Sarah Binte Muhamad Suhaimi (4G) GirlsMuhammad Syafiq Bin Ibrahim (4D) BoysVice-CaptainsChong Wen Qing (4E1) GirlsLow Zong Han Jared (4E2) Boys


CaptainPoon Kar Yee, Channery (3A) GirlsMuhammad Khairee Bin Muhammad Azmi (3A) BoysVice-CaptainsSaizurah (3C) GirlsAisyah (3F) GirlsShameer Amirul Hadi (3A) BoysDarrel Chan Tian Le (3D) Boys


TaekwondoTeachers-In-Charge:Mrs Teh Lay BeeMr Fairuz


CaptainYeo Suan Bin, Shermaine (4B) Vice-CaptainsL Piravi Sankarran (4A)Kevin Tan (4B)


CaptainSim Zhi Hong Darren (3E) Vice-CaptainsChua Xin Ying (2B)Hailey Ng (2C)


Teachers-In-Charge:Mr Melvin FooMr Lin JiehuiMr Daniel Wong


Company Sergeant MajorJoseph Ng Jun Wei (4B)


Company Sergeant MajorXavier Deng Shihan (3E)Assistant Company Sergeant MajorJefferson Law Hong Tat (3D)

Boys’ Brigade


Girl GuidesTeachers-In-Charge:Ms Amal HayatiMdm MohanavalliMs Li JuanJuanMs Annabel Low


Company LeadersLily Yong Mei Ling (4C)Assistant Company LeadersTanya Marie D/O David Raja (4A)


Company LeadersNur Farhana (3B)Valerie Koh (3C)


National Cadet CorpsTeachers-In-Charge:Mr YusmanMr Mohamad ImranMr Chiew Weihan Mr Kwek Liang Wei


Unit Sergeant MajorPaandi Adheeshwar (4C) Assistant Unit Sergeant MajorKishen S/O Siva Kumar (4C) Khant Teza (4D)


Unit Sergeant MajorDanial Idraki (3D) Assistant Unit Sergeant MajorCody Tan Xing Yu (3C)


Teachers-In-Charge:Mr Chin Kwek SiongMr Loh Liang SeeMs Ang Jia Wei Ms Natalie Neo


Coordinating CadetNur ‘Athirah Binte Mohammad Hiran (4E2)Assistant Coordinating CadetNorman Fahmi Bin Ismail (4F)


Coordinating CadetNur Akira Artikah Bte Abdullah (3E)Assistant Coordinating CadetLim Jerryl (3F)

National Police Cadet Corps


Concert Band

Teachers-In-Charge:Mr Mohamad FadzrunMs Nurul IzzahMr Anthony Chua Ms TamilchelviMr Derrick


Band MajorSiti Norsyahirah Binte Khairol (4A)Drum MajorTerry Lim Yong Yi (4G)Student ConductorLee Zhan En, Daniel (4B)


Band MajorNg Say Ching (3A)Drum MajorNur’aqaisha Binte Osman (3A)Student ConductorDenzel Tan Jin Hong (3B)


Guitar EnsembleTeachers-In-Charge:Ms Crystal LauMdm Kasturi Kulantayan Mr Rahmat Hassan


PresidentAriq Aqmal Bin Mohd Saniff (3E)Vice-PresidentsMadev S/O Thevanthiran (3C)


Band MajorNg Say Ching (3A)Drum MajorNur’aqaisha Binte Osman (3A)Student ConductorDenzel Tan Jin Hong (3B)


DanceTeachers-In-Charge:Ms Ow LiyingMs Beatrice LimMdm Ifa Hanifah Ms Liu Xinyun


ChairpersonChua Yu Xuan Anastasia (4E2)Siti Mawarrita Binte Hanan (4C)Vice-ChairpersonChiu Yan Ze (4B)Goh Wan En (4B)


ChairpersonYam Qing Xuan (3A)Mohd Ryan Ilhan Bin Mohamed Irham (3C)Vice-ChairpersonAngel Chong Xu Tong (3A)Ryan Sim Ze Ying (3D)


Art and Craft ClubTeacher-In-Charge:Mr Mohamed


PresidentNurul Syifa’a Iman Binte Mohamed Sharulnizam (4E1)Vice-PresidentNur Fatimah Binte Mohamed Buhairy (4E1)


PresidentAng Wei En (3B)Vice-PresidentNurin Athirah Binte Khairul Salleh (3B)


Environmental ClubTeachers-In-Charge:Ms Lilian LiMs Theophilia Yong


PresidentNurulizzah Aqilah Binte Reduwan (4A)Vice-PresidentYang Yu Chen (4F)


PresidentTeo Yee Lin (2A)Vice-PresidentsTan Ying Xuan, Evangelyn (2A)Ng Ying Si (2A)


Infocomm ClubTeacher-In-Charge:Mdm IrmasusantiMs Nur Hidayah Ms Nur Fatin Haziqah Ms Mandaraz Lim Mdm Lim BB


PresidentR Gayathri (4B)Vice-PresidentsMukkara Sundar Kokulkrishna (4B)Siak Boon How (4E1)


PresidentLiang Yi Xuan (3C)Vice-PresidentYe Yint Oo (3A)


Robotics ClubTeacher-In-Charge:Mdm Sim Siew Geok Mdm Ada SheuMdm Sumarni


PresidentChoong Jian Hong (4D)Vice-PresidentMuhd Zulfan Poa Jia Hao (4F)


PresidentKean Yeo (3A)Vice-PresidentMuhammad Irfan Bin Fazery (3G)

Teacher-In-Charge:Mdm IrmasusantiMs Nur Hidayah Ms Nur Fatin Haziqah Ms Mandaraz Lim Mdm Lim BB


PresidentR Gayathri (4B)Vice-PresidentsMukkara Sundar Kokulkrishna (4B)Siak Boon How (4E1)


PresidentLiang Yi Xuan (3C)Vice-PresidentYe Yint Oo (3A)


As essential to education is staying resilient amid the adaptations and safe management measures: wearing masks, washing hands often or using a hand-sanitiser, ownership of daily temperature, visual checks and fixing seating rules. It was not always easy but as Teckwhyeans, we did what was socially responsible to keep learning.

As we transitioned into Home-Based Learning, personal responsibility ran alongside the support of school to ensure that all students had access to a personal learning device. We will always be grateful that our Secondary One to Three were already working with a personal learning device. Henceforth, it was equipping all other students, leveraging on technology and platforms namely Singapore Student Learning Space (SLS) alongside others like Google Classroom, real-time video conferencing platforms so that learning continued.

We will also remember the initiatives by our students to show gratitude for the care within the school and beyond. Our students wrote gratitude cards and customised notes with flower brooches for staff and for some of our front-line workers, doctors and nurses in Choa Chu Kang.


Staying Resilient & Grateful


Just before Circuit Breaker


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oUR CLASSES


CLASS 1AFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: MS THEOPHILIA GOH, VIDHYA D/O RAMESH, JAVIER NG JUN JIE, WINNIE NG WEI TING, JOHNNY CHEE, ZANN SOH EN,

KANDAN SUTHISHRAJ, CHAI TZI YU, LOO YONG HONG GLEN, CHEN JIONGWEN, LOW JI ZHI ALFRED, MADHESH KAVITHA KAILASH,SASIKUMAR VISHWA KRISHNAN, MOHAMMED RIFQI BIN ZULKARNAI, SETH TANG, MUHAMMAD AIDIL RIDZWAN BIN RAHMAT, TEO KAI XUN, MUHAMMAD AIMAN BIN ROSMAN, UMAR NADEEM FAROOQ, MUHAMMAD IRWAN SHAH BIN MUHAMMAD ANSAR,YONG CHEE CHIEW EDWIN, SABATER JOSHUA RODOLFO SANEZ, MR DANIEL WONG SUNG PENG

BOTTOM: CHAI LI XIANG, HANNAH HEW LI TING , CHAI LI QIN, GIA HASYA, AYESHA FATHIMA, DEVA DEEPTISHRI, ASHLEY CHONG, CHUA CHUN HUA, ANUSHRI SHANKAR, CHAN LI YING, SOPHIE ALYSSA SIMON, HWANG WEN XI DAWN, SHRIKA RAJESH, IKRAM SASSI BINTE TAJ EDDINE, ONG XIN YI RACHEL, KAYLA CHAN, ONG RUI QI FERLYNN, LEONG WAI NAH CHLOE, NARDYNE ALDINA BINTE ALDINO RUMAMBI,NAMPADATH VELLAPULLY SURABHI SIVA KUMAR


CLASS 1bFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: MS LAU HEUNG YING, THANISHA FARIHA D/O SULTHANUL ARIB, HADY IRFAN BIN ROSLI, ABIJITH S/O NANDA KUMAR,

JOSH HAW WAI YI, CHUA MIN YOU, LEONG JUN RONG, GAN YEE SIAN, MOHAMMED AFEEF S/O FEIZEL MOHAMMED, GOH CIM YANG, MUHAMMAD AAQIL BIN MOHAMED JALALUDEEN, RUBEN RAJ S/O RAJANTRAN, MUHAMMAD HAZIQ BIN MOHAMMAD JUANA, TAN ZHI FENG JERRY, NILANGE SAHIL VINOD, TOO JUN JIE, POON JEDDON, YANG XINDE JONAS, POOZHITHARA FAJR MOHAMMED, ZAVIER TEO ZHI XIONG

BOTTOM: ANAGHA AJITH, HARIKRISHNAN THAMARAI, AUDREY MULIAWAN, LEE SI CHEN LOIS, AWFIYAH FATINI BINTE YAZID, LEOW XUAN YU, CHANG MIN XUAN, LOW LE EN, DUNO AYEESHA CHANTRICE DEL VALLE, MS WONG WUN CHYEN, PONNUSAMY JANANI, NATALIE NG SHI YUAN, SANGITA D/O RAJEN, NUR ALYA QURAISYA BINTE GHAZALI, SHERMAINE TOH XINYING, NUR QAISARAH BINTE RAHIMAN, TAMARA SEAH XINLING, NURCAMELIA AZRA BINTE MOHAMED FHAIZAL, TAN KAI EN HEBE, NURUL NADHIRA BINTE MUHAMMAD FIZUL

NOT IN PHOTO:

LIM ZI XUAN, ELSON ONG JIN YI


CLASS 1CFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: ANG SHUN LI, DANY DZULDANISH BIN ABDULLAH, ANILKUMAR MITHUL, DAWI DOMINIC AL ASSIR LIMAS, ARI SYUKRI BIN HARDI,

FELIX LIM YUAN KANG, BEH JUN HONG, GOMES LEON, BRIAN YING ZHI POOVARASAN S/O SIVA KUMAR, IDLAN HAKIM BIN NORKHAIRUL RAMLI, MR MELVIN FOO CHENG LOONG, LEE SONG KIAT, RA’UUF IQRAM BIN MOHAMED, MUHAMAD EISHAQUE BIN MUHAMAD GHAZALI, SYABIL NAUFAL BIN MOHAMAD AZHARI, MUHAMMAD SYAHRIN BIN MUHAMMAD FADDLY, TAY SHANE, NAGU EVAN MUHIL TABIO, TRISTAN PANG XING HUA, NOR HAMIZAN BIN RAMDZAN

BOTTOM: ENG JING XUAN, BEEMA RASIYA BINTE SHIHABTHEEN, HANISAH BINTE RASHID, CELEST LAU ZHI YU, JASMINE TAN SHI TING, CHUA JIA RONG, NG SHI QI CHARLOTTE, DAMEG GABRIELLE ANNIKKA BRINGAS, NUR AFRINA BINTE MUHAMMAD NURISHAM, DIAN IRDINA BINTE IRMAN IRIAWAN, MS CATHERINE D/O RAJINDRAN, NUR IRA JULIA BINTE JUFRI, WAM RUI TING, NUR HASYA AQILAH BINTE FAEZAL, WANG YILING, NUR FALISHA BINTE MUHAMMAD FIRDAUS, YOW LI XUAN, NUR DHANIYAH BATRISYIA BINTE MAZLI, ZOE WONG SI YI, NURIN ANDRIAH BINTE IZAINI

NOT IN PHOTO:

NUR DYLAIQA BINTE IRWANTO, KHAIRUL AIMAN BIN KHAIRUL ANUAR


CLASS 1DFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: HILMAN AQIL MOHAMAD AMIR, AQIL NUFAIL PUTERA AZMY, MICHAEL BIEN GERALD MENDOZA LEGASPI, CHAI ERDI,

MUHAMMAD ASYRAF KHAN BIN MOHAMED ALI KHAN, CHIA KAI WEN, MUHAMMAD FAREEZ BIN YOONUS, DZULRAFFIQ HADI BIN MOHAMAD, MR CHUA HONG BIN ANTHONY, NICHOLAS SENG JIA QUAN, MUHAMMAD NUR QURAIDYEE BIN SABANDI, ONG MINGYAO, MUHAMMAD RAYYAN BIN MOHAMED IZHAR, ONG WEI XIANG DERRICK, MUHAMMAD SHAFIK BIN AZIZ, SEE KIT KOI AARON (SHI JIE KAI), NG CHIN YAN, SIN JUN JIE, NG JUN JIE ALOYSIUS

BOTTOM: HANNAH LIM RUI FANG, CHEW MING LE HAZEL, HERNI NURNAZIYHA BINTE MOHAMAD DZULKARNAIN, CHONG FANG LING, LALITHA D/O GOPINATHAN, CHONG YU EN, LOW EN QI EUNICE, DEANA JELITA BINTE ALJUNAIDI, NG ZI YAN CELEST, ELYSHA HOPE PRASAD, MS WONG HUI SAN TRINA, NUR EFICIA BINTE SAIRUL HAFIZ, OH YU QI VERA, NUR INSYIRAH RASYIQAH BINTE MOHAMMED RIZAL, PUTRI NISH BINTE IMRAN, NURLAILATUL QADRA BINTE RAMLI, SAFRINA D/O ABDUL HAKKIM, NURUL ALYA BINTE MOHMED ISHAK, TARA D/O AHMAD IBRAHIM, NURUL QURRATU AIN BINTE MOHD ISHAM

NOT IN PHOTO:

NUR ARDIANA NATASHA BINTI MOHD RAZI, ADRIAN BIN JAFAR, IMAN ADRIAN BIN RASUL


CLASS 1EFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: MR LOH KWONG HONG, MUHAMAD HARIZ MIRZA BIN ABDULLAH, GUO JUN KANG, MUHAMMAD AL-KHAIR BIN MOHAMAD AZRE,

JADEN EMANUEL WEE, MUHAMMAD ASHLEY ADAM BIN MUHAMMAD NIZAM, LIOW YU HONG, MUHAMMAD AZROY KIFLY BIN AMIRUDIN, MOHAMED ARMANSYAH BIN MOHAMED AFANDI, NADRIN RAIHAIDIL BIN MOHAMMAD SALEH, MUHAMMAD FAIRISH HAQI BIN MUHAMMAD FAIRUZ, PANG SWEE YANG, MUHAMMAD HAZIQ SYAZWAN BIN ISHAK, TROY NG KAI JUN,MUHAMMAD IZZ DANIEL BIN MUHAMMAD ISSHARUDIN, VALENCIO GOH YONG PING, MUHAMMAD SHAKIR BIN YASIR ARAFAT

BOTTOM: ALEESYA NADZIRAH BINTI MOHAMMAD HARUN, NEO YUN XIN, AMY CHIN ZI SHAN, NI WENHUI, CHAM SI QI CHARLENE, NUR AZALEA BINTE ZAHAZAD, CLAUDIA ANN UTERMOEHL STYLE, NUR DESY NATASHA BINTE ROSLAN, NABILA BINTE SHAMSUDDIN, MS NURUL IZZAH BINTE MOHAMAD RASH, ABHISHEK S/O KISHAN KUMAR, NUR FAZLYNNA BINTE ABDULLAH, ADRIAN TAN WAN KOK, NUR IZZATI BINTE AHMAD, ANAQI HILMAN BIN ANWARI, NUR SAKINAH BINTE MAZLAN, AUNG KAUNG HTET

NOT IN PHOTO:

VIMAGGI, VIVIAN CHENG JIAHUI, DARREN TOH JIA JUN, MUHAMMAD I’REIL QUSHAIRY BIN ISMAIL


CLASS 2AFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: MR CHAN JOO SENG MELVIN, GALVEN TAN YAN ZHI, AYYAKKANNU MANIVANNAN, HARITH NOORIKHMAL BIN NOOR HAIZAM,

CHEW HUP CHONG, IRUDAYARAJ INFANT RUFUS, CHIA NORMAN, KOH JUN WEN, CHO KAI MING, LIEW ZI HAO, CHOON BIN XUAN RAYSHAWN, MR LIN JIEHUI, MOHAMED DANIAL AQIL BIN MOHAMED FADIL, NG YU DA, MOHD SHAUKI BIN MOHD SHAHRUL, PEY ZHI XUN, MUHAMMAD DANIAL BIN MUHAMMAD FAHMI, SARATHCHANDRAN NIKALYAN,MUHAMMAD RIDHWAN ABDUL RASHID, SKY LAU YU LE, NG HONG KAI, TAN YONG SHENG

BOTTOM: MR TAN KWANG YONK, MICHAEL VISWASAM KATELYN WINMARY, ALICIA ANDREA PUTERI MOHAMMAD AZDI, NADIATURRAFIQAH BINTE GASALI, ARIQAH NUR QISTINA BINTE AMERULZAID, NG FENG LIN, CHUA SHI QIN, NG YING SI, HUANG YA LI, NUR AISHAH BINTE MOHAMED BUHAIRY, MAGHAVEDYA ELAMURUGU, THNG KAI XIN ALICIA, NUR ALIYAH NAZIHAH BINTE IKHSAN, TOH JING YI, RACHEL TAN WAN SHAN, ADI JUZAILI BIN JOEFENDI, TAN YING XUAN EVANGELYN, ANDRIC GOH, TEO YEE LIN, ANG BING HUI, THIRUMALAI VANTHANA


CLASS 2BFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: MS SHAKILA D/O MAHESWARAN, FERDINAND LEE, LEE CHUN EN NISSI, FIRAS NUR RASYIDI BIN NOR ANUAR, LING XIN WEI JOVAN,

HAIRUL HAFIEDZUL BIN KHAIRUL-ANWAR, MUHAMMAD AISYUL YAQIN BIN YUSNOR, JAVIER TAN SONG JUN, MUHAMMAD JAVED BIN ABDUL JAMIL, KHOO JIA XIANG, MR LIEW WEI YANG, TAN KAI YUAN, MUHAMMAD MUIZ HARITH BIN HEZRI, TEO JIA JUN, MUHAMMAD NABIL BIN MOHAMED KALIB, THANIGESHWARAN PANNIR CHELVAM, NG KYLER, WONG HONG SHENG, SIKAT JAMES MICHAEL CRUZ, YEO JUN WEI GIDEON

BOTTOM: JESSLYN TEO WEN WEN, ARSHITA RAI, KELICIA CHNG KAI KI, CHENG XIN RONG, LAVIENIA SURENDREN, CHUA XIN YING, LIM ZHI QI ALVA, FOO YONG XUAN, LIM ZI XUAN, HE SIXUAN VALENE, LOW WAN QI JEANNICE, TOH ZHI YU, NG JING WEN, YEW NING GERRILYNN, NICOLE TAI XIN YI, AHNAF HASNAEEN ANU MUSTAFIZ, NUR HAZLYANA BINTE MOHAMED HAZHAR, CHONG SHAN JIE TIMOTHY, SOFIYAH BINTE JOHARI, DUKE JAYRAJ CLARENCE

NOT IN PHOTO:

MOHAN HARISH


CLASS 2CFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: KOH CUN HUI DELROY, HARISH KANNA, MIKHAIL HOH GUANTING, JENSEN NEHEMIAH, MUHAMMAD ASYRAF BIN AHMAD,

JUSTIN CHAN YU ZHI, NG JIN HONG, KADENCE CHAN ZHI XUAN, NG XING YU KEANE, KOH CHIN KAI LOUIS, ONG GUAN SHENG,SEE KANG WEI MARCUS, PATRICK ANG WEI LIN, TEE JIAN HONG, POON TIM FENG, VASU SANJU CHRISTOPHER ISUAN, RAIYAN HIDAYAT BIN YUSDI, XAVIER SIM KAI HING

BOTTOM: MS BEATRICE LIM MEI CHWEE, AQIILAH IFFAH BINTE MOHAMMED RINO SHAHRIL, DAHLIA DANIELLA BINTE KHAIRUL AZHAR, ASHLEE LEW YI XUAN, ELISSA HOGAN, CHEN JIA NING, LIEW ZHI TING JASMINE, CHEONG KIT MAN, NADHYRA AL-ISYIKA BINTE ROHAIMI, CHUA YI JUN, NG YEN TENG, MS MANDARAZ LIM SHI HUI, YZANNE NG EN XI, NUR LAYLATUZ ZAHRA BINTE ABDUL HADI, ADAM BIN ROSLAN, PRIYA DASH, CALEB TAN GUANG ZHE, S THAANYALAKSHMI, CHIN XIN YU, VANSHIKA, DWAYNE TOH JIA WEI, YEO SHUQI ELENA


CLASS 2DFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: GOH JIA XUAN, AFIQ FARIHIN BIN MOHAMMED SALIHIN, GOH SHENG YI, AMIRUL HAMIZAN BIN SHAMSUDDIN,

ISZFITRI NAUFALLANIQ ISMADY, BRANDON TAN KEAT LOK, JOVI CHUA MING QI, CHANDRASEKARAN RAHUL, KHOO KAI JIE, DANISH ZUFAYRI BIN LOKEMAN, NG TENG BOON BRYAN, LEONG SHAO TENG, PANG SWEE LONG, MOHAMMAD IRFAN BIN ZULKARNAIN, RADIN SAHID BIN ZULKANAINI, MUHAMMAD LUTFIL HADI BIN JEFFRY, YONG TZE KINN, MUHAMMAD ZAYAN IZZUDDIN BIN ZAMZURI, MR MOHAMAD FADZRUN BIN ADNAN

BOTTOM: CAO WANQIAN, DINEROS JAEA CHERHISZ DAVID, CATALAN JILLIAN MHEY TORRES, FAIQAH ZAFIRA BINTE MOHAMMAD FARDAL ILLAHI, CHEN XIAO TONG, FARISHA QATRYNNA BINTE AZIZ, CYNDI TAY XIN LIN, FATIN AQILAH BINTE NGADIMAN, MS LOW HUI XIN ANNABEL, FATIN IRDINA BINTE MUHAMAD MUSTAFA, NUR ARIESSA MARSISQA BINTE MUHAMMAD RAMZAN, FAZIRA PUTRI ZAILANI, NUR SHAFANA BINTE MOHD SAKTAR, FELICIA PUA, NUR’INSYIRAH BINTE MOHAMMAD HIRAN, LABARINTO ALAYSSA MARIE TORREFLORES, SARAVANAN ANNUJHA, MELISSA RAMAS BEH MULOK, TIORRA NARMIITA D/O STEPHEN RAVINDRAN, NUR AMELIA BINTE MUHAMMAD FIZAN

NOT IN PHOTO:

CHERYL ANG QIPIN, TAN ZONG YUAN JAVEN


CLASS 2EFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: AARON RAJ S/O TASHA IVAN SOOSAY, LIM JUN KAI MATTHEW, ANG YU XUAN, LOO JUN YI, CHEAH ZHI YAN, MARCUS TAN

JUNYUAN, ERJUAN HAKEEMY BIN ABDUL RAUB, MOHAMMAD AMSYAR BIN MOHAMMAD SHAHRIN, FOO SHI JUN ACE, MUHAMAD SHARYN BIN MOHAMAD SHAFIAN, K ADHITYA, MUHAMAD ZIDANE BIN ZAHARUDIN, NORDZAKWAN BIN NORSHAM,MUHAMMAD HAZWAN DANISH BIN SHAWBAYRIN, P SHARVEEN, MUHAMMAD NASRUL HADY BIN MD SUKHAIMI, SHAHEEM SHARIFF BIN ABDUL RAHIM, NAQIB FUZAIL BIN FAZLI, TORDESILLAS SYLTIEL FEDERICO, NG WEI ZHENG

BOTTOM: ALEGRIA SIM XIU EN, KHALPANA D/O GOPINATHAN, CHUA YU YAN ALICE, LEE SHAN YING DOREEN, DIAN FARHAH BINTE SANWAN, NUR ADRIANA BALQIS BINTE ABDULLAH, GOH DUAN YI ARWEN, NUR HASLYNDA BINTE TOMATY, JANESSA CHUA HUI YI, MS ZARINA BTE AHMAD ZAKRI, RAFHANAH ZULAIKHA BINTE MOHAMED RAFI, NUR IFFAH NABILAH BINTE A RAMLI, SARA FALISE BINTE MUHAMMAD FEISAL, NUR IRSABELLA BINTE IRWAN, TAN SHI TING ZSAECIA, NUR QHUZATUL’AIN BINTE ABDULLAH, THENG WEI ERN, NUR QISSTINA BINTE HISSHAM@ SHAMSOL, MS IRMASUSANTI BTE TOGIMAN, ONG XUE HUA

NOT IN PHOTO:

NADIAH NAZIRAH BINTE HEDZIR


CLASS 2FFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: KOH JONAS, MUHAMMAD ALIFFI BIN HAMID, MADANARUBEN S/O GANESAN, MUHAMMAD AMIRUL FARHAN BIN MOHAMAD,

MOHAMMAD ERIK HALIMI BIN AZRI, MR KUMARAVEL S/O THANGAVEL, MUHAMMAD ALFIAN BIN MUHAMMAD ASRI, MUHAMMAD ANDHAR ATAULLAH BIN ANDRIKO, SHOPAN S/O MANIMARAN, MUHAMMAD IRFAN BIN MUHAMMAD FAIZAL,WONG ZHEN YI WYLIE, MUHAMMAD ISKANDAR BIN ISMAIL, XANIER TEO WEI JUN, MUHAMMAD QURAISSYAUQI BIN SHARUL NIZAM

BOTTOM: NURUL NATALIA BINTE ZAINAL ABIDIN, FARAH IMELDA ERNIESHA BINTE MUHAMMAD FARUK, SAMANTHA MARIA D/O DAVID, HERNI DZULIATRISHA BINTE MOHAMAD DZULKARNAIN, SITI NUR RADHIANI BINTE MOKSIN, NADIAH ANISAH BINTE NEZAM, SITI NUR ZULAIKHA BINTE MOHAMMAD MAZALI, ‘AQHMAD DANI BIN MOHAMED KAMIS, ENOCH CHAI JUN JIE, ARVEEN S/O SURANDRAN, HADY AIMAN BIN SHAHRUDIN, BRYAN LIM JUN LONG, HAMZAH BIN ZAINY, DANIAL HAKIMI BIN MOHAMMAD HARUN

NOT IN PHOTO:

MS NUR FATIN HAZIQAH BTE MOKHTAZA, BUVANA D/O SUBRAMANIAM, DHIVYA SRI SIVAKUMAR, ALLOYSIOUS VINCENT, ANG YONG KAI, CHAN WEE SHENG, MOHAMAD HERRIZ BIN AZLI, RYAN NG YAP HONG, SAM YOKE TAT, SUDARSHAN ANDRE, DIANA BINTI ROSLI


CLASS 3AFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: DANIEL KURNIAWAN, LIM WEI LIANG, FOO JIYU, MUHAMMAD KHAIREE BIN MOHAMED AZMI, KEAN YEO, SAMSON QUEK,

LEE JIA JUN JOVAN, MR RYAN NGAN, LEE PUI YEE JONATHAN, MR LOH LIANG SEE, SHAMEER AMIRUL HADI BIN SHAMSULHADI,YE YINT OO, SYED JAWAD MAAHIN SYED ZAHANGIR ALAM, YEO MENG SENG JASPER, TOBIAS SEAH XINLIANG, ZAVALA AW MARTIN MICHAEL, VENKATAKRISHNAN NARAYANAN, MS NUR FADELINAH BTE YUSOF

BOTTOM: MURARI MANASA, CHONG XU TONG, NATALIE KOH XUAN TI, GOH JING YING JAEDIA, NG SAY CHING, HANNAH KEISHA DAYAO DACIGO, NUR’AQAISHA BINTE OSMAN, KOH WEN YING, POON KAR YEE CHANNERY, MEGAN HING GIN SHAN, RAMESHKUMAR HARIDHA, YAM QING XUAN, RAMESHKUMAR HARISHMA, YAN JINQIU, ROXANN TAN, CHONG GUAN IX, TANG YAO, CHYE KELDEN, VISWANADHAM SATYA HARSHITA

NOT IN PHOTO:

SHAGNIK MUKHERJEE, SHOUBHIK MUKHERJEE


CLASS 3BFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: ANANDHA RAJ THIRUMARAN, DENZEL TAN JIN HONG, ANG KOK HAO ANDY, JERYL LOW XIN KAI, DANILA LEAN ROD

TIMOTHY BORROMEO, KYAN SEAH, DANISH BIN AHMAD TAMAM, LIM CHENXI, SIAU WEI SIAN, MOHAMED RAYYAN BIN MOHAMED EFFENDY, TOO JUN HNG, PEH YAO LING ETHEN, ZAW MIN TUN, RYAN LAU XIAN YAO, MS LIU XINYUN

BOTTOM: ANG WEI EN, LEE MING HUI LETITIA, BELINDA TOH JIE YING, NUR FARHANA BINTE MOHAMED RAFI, JORIN TAN JING TING, NUR KHAIRINA BINTE ZUL SHAHRIN, LEE JIA QIAN, MDM KATRU MARY JINNI RANI, POH YUE YUN, NURIN AISYAH BINTE AHMAD FARIS,RIFQAH ZAKIRAH BINTE MOHAMED RAFI, NURIN ATHIRAH BINTE KHAIRUL SALLEH, TIARA YASMEEN BINTE MOHAMAD ADHHA, PASTRANA JAZELYN KHATE RIVERA

NOT IN PHOTO:

MR SEA RUI QUAN


CLASS 3CFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: BRANDEN MELSHADACH J, GUO JINQI, CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH PETER, JORGAN CHWA WEI JIE, CHUI WEN YONG,

LAI SUNG KEI JOSHUA, ELDON LEIGH FERNANDEZ, LIANG YI XUAN, MUHAMMAD IHSAN MUSTAQIM BIN ABDUL JALIL, MADEV S/O THEVANTHIRAN, TAN XING YU, MOHD RYAN ILHAN BIN MOHAMED IRHAM, TAN YI XUAN MARCO

BOTTOM: CHAN JENG YENG DAPHNE, HETTY HELYSHA KHAN BINTE GHAZALI, FITRI NUR NADIA BINTE NOR ERWAN, NAFISAH BINTE HAINIEZAM, GERLYNN LEE YI XUAN, MS AMAL HAYATI BINTE MAS’ALI, HADIFAH HUDA BINTE HAMDI, NUR MAISARAH BINTE MAZLAN, SABATER JESSICA MAE SANEZ, NUR SAIZURAH BINTE NOOR SAID, VALERIE KOH JIA XIN, NURIZZAN BINTE MOHD REZAL, MDM ZHAO HUIYUAN

NOT IN PHOTO:

HANAN MAUDY BINTE P RAHMAN


CLASS 3DFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: CHAN TIAN LE DARREL, KOH ZI YI, EVERETT YEOW JIE EN, CHUA YONG EN DYLAN, GERALD FRANCIS LIM SUN,

MUHAMMAD DANIAL IDRAKI FO BIN MUHAMMAD FARIS FO @ FO YEN CHIA, JEFFERSON LAW HONG TAT, MR SASIKUMAR PONNALAGU, ONG CHIN, TAN ZI YUAN, RYAN SIM ZE YING, THEN SOON FOOI, SINGH ADITYA, VATTI MARIA AMAN NOEL REDDY, SOH WEI SHEN

BOTTOM: KAHLEN YING EN KALAIVANI D/O SIVA KUMAR, AILY KINA, LIN LIXUAN, DINA FAQIHAH BINTE HANAWI, LOW ZI YI, IRA NURSHAQIRA NATRISHA BINTE SALLEH, NICOLE LIM YING HUI, JOSHLINE TAN XUAN YIN, SEE WEI LIN, WONG YU HUI CLARE, SNG LI ZHEN, ZAFINI UMAIRA BINTE ZULKHAIRI, TAN SHI YIN, MS LIM HUI PING JOANNA, TENG HUI EN

NOT IN PHOTO:

DEVON CHIA WEN XUAN


CLASS 3EFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: DENG SHIHAN, MARZUQ AHMAD BIN ZAINI, HAFIQ BIN HAZLI, MOHAMMAD SALAAM BIN SAZALI SALLEH,

LOW BING LONG JARON, MUHAMMAD A’QIL AWRA BIN FAIZUL, MUHAMMAD SYAZWAN SAIFULLAH BIN SUHAIMI, MS SIM SIEW GEOK, NAQIB WAQIUDDIN BIN RAZALI, SANJAYKUMAR MARAN, NAZHIIF NAIIL BIN NAZLEE, RIEZMAN BIN ABDUL RAHMAN, SIM ZHI HONG DARREN

BOTTOM: FARAH ANASTASIA BINTE ABDUL TALIB, SASHANNA D/O MURUGAN, NUR AKIRA ARTIKAH BINTE ABDULLAH, WA TAN OO, NURUL JANNAH BINTE MUHAMMAD FIRHAN, AHMAD DANIAL BIN NORHADI, MS LI LILIANG LILIAN, AMINURIRFAN JADULHAQ BIN RAMLI, ARMAN QARIZH BIN MOHAMED RAHIM, ARIQ AQMAL BIN MOHD SANIFF, DARIUS NG YEE CONG

NOT IN PHOTO:

VERIS CHIN PEI WEN, YUMIKO TAN HUI ERN, CHAN KIN WAI


CLASS 3FFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: MR LEE MENG TECK, WONG YI XUAN, ANG KOK SENG ADAM, YANG YING, LAI JIN LIN JOSHUA, LIM JERRYL,

PARVEENNESHWARAN DASS S/O LAWRENCE, MEDINA EDITHER I GABRIEL, TAN JUN XI XAVIER, NG YI TANGBOTTOM: ABBA YASMIN STEPHANIE MESINA ESGUERRA, NUR AIN BINTE MOHAMAD YASSIN, MACAREY LIM LI XUAN,

NUR AISYAH AZEANNI BINTE MOHAMED JAILANI, NUR ADRIANA BINTE RAZALI, MR CHIN KWEK SIONG, NUR BHATRISYIA BINTE AMISZAN, NURUL REEMA ZARTISYA BINTE MUHAMMAD SAFIE, NUR FARAH NAJIHAH BINTE MOHAMAD SANI, SITI NURADRIANA BINTE MOKSIN, NURIIN ALIYATUN NISA BINTE MOHD ZAIN

NOT IN PHOTO:

LEE YING, LIM YING TONG CHERYS, NURSYAFIQAH ALIYAH BTE SUHALMI, TAN LINA, VALERIE TAN YAN LING, YIM YING SHAN HILTON


CLASS 3GFROM LEFT TO RIGHT

TOP: JEEVAN S/O DAVARAJAN, MOHAMMED EDRIAN EZANY BIN MOHAMMED RIDZUAN, MITHUN PILLAI S/O MATHUSUDHANAN,MUHAMAD AHNAF HIRZI B MOHD AZMI, MOHAMMAD ERWAN SHAH BIN MOHAMMAD SOFHIAN, MUHAMMAD EZZANI BIN MOHAMAD ANUAR, MOHAMMAD HADI PUTRA BIN MOHAMMAD RAMDAN IRWAN, MUHAMMAD FARIS DANIEL BIN MOHAMAD, MUHAMMAD IRFAN BIN FAZERY, NG SHUN XIANG, MUHAMMAD IRFAN BIN MOHAMAD AMRAN, TEO ZE MING JAVIER, MUHAMMAD KHAIRUL ZAMANI BIN ABDULLAH, VISHWAR S/O MURUGAN, NG JUN XUAN NATHANIEL, MR RAHMAT BIN HASSAN, MR YUSMAN B ITHNIN

BOTTOM: NITHRA D/O NAVIN GANESH, ALLYA IMYLDA BINTE AZAM, NUR CELINE EMILY MOORE, ELLYSHA NADIRA BINTE YUSOFF, NUR DYLAILA BINTE IRWANTO, HAIRIN MELLINA BINTE ABDUL NASIR, NUR LUTFIAH ATHIRAH BINTE OMAR, MADOLYN CHU KE XIN,NUR QAISHA BINTE ISMADI, ABDUL AZIZ BIN MOHAMED FAROOK, NUR TRISYIA BINTE MOHAMED, BRAYDEN TEO RUIFENG, PUTRI NAIA ALYSYA BINTE ZULASTRI, DANIAL IRFAN BIN MOHD ROHAIZAD, RUSHAFAH BINTE RAMLI, DANIAL JOHAN BIN SHAHRUDIN, SHASMEEN BASIRIYA BINTE MOHAMED ASLAM, EYAN RYANN RAJAH, WONG YU HAN

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JIVENTHIRRAN S/O LETCHUMANAN, SUGAN KUMAR S/O VIJAYAKUMAR, KWA SHU MIN GLADYS


To all Teckwhyeans: immerse yourself in the many rich experiences and opportunities around you. In so doing, Teck Whye will point you in more directions than you will ever imagine.


Our Graduating cohort of young ladies & young gentlemen

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CLASS 4AFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: TAN HWEE SIAN MEGAN, TANYA MARIE D/O DAVID RAJA, L PIRAVI SANKARRAN, LEW JUN WEI, VINOTHINII IMELDA SARDGUNAN,

MOHAMMAD AMINUR RAHMAN, LIEW KANG QI, NIGEL TAN MENG YUAN, MEYYAPPAN VIGNESH, MS KOMALA, TEO YUAN FONG,WONG YI XIANG DENNY, MS ANG JIAWEI

BOTTOM: ASHA MATHYALAKAN, ASHANK RAI, BULAONG KEISHA LORRAINE MENDEZ, CALVIN HO CHEE SENG, CHOO MIN XUAN, CHUA HUI QIN MABLE, IRA SYUKRINA BINTI HARDI, CHUA DARYL, JAYNA HOONG EN-LIN, DARREN RAFAEL MARZUKI, NG ZI EN CHLOE, NICIA ONG, HO ZHI HAO, NUR INSYIRAH BINTE MUHAMMAD ANSAR, NURULIZZAH AQILAH BINTE REDUWAN, JARED TAN YUHENG, SITI NORSYAHIRAH BINTE KHAIROL

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AARAV VIJ


CLASS 3E

First of all, we would like to congratulate all of you for successfully completing your secondary 4 education. Every end has a new beginning as all of you will be embarking on a new phase of your life after your ‘O’ levels. All of you will continue with your tertiary education. As you start your future journey, recognise that there will be failures; acknowledge that you will face obstacles. Learn from your mistakes and the mistakes of others. Always uphold your values . Then you are on the right path towards your future success.

All the best for your ‘O’ level exams. Take care of yourselves and your families.

Your form teachers:Ms Ang Jiawei & Ms Komala


CLASS 4BFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: JOY-ANN TAN LE XIN, LIM SHU QI, LEE ZHAN EN DANIEL, KOH YANG YING EN GRACIA, MUHAMMAD THAQIF AIMAN BIN ANDI RIZAL,

LEE XIAO HUI, R GAYATHRI, MUKKARA SUNDAR KOKULKRISHNA, MS NATALIE NEO HUI MIN, RACHEL TAN HUI EN, NIGEL LEE CHENG XUN, SAM KAH WAI, WAN VALERIE AURELDINA BINTE WAN SJAIFUL ANUAR, TAM YONG TENG, WILSON YONG ZONG XUAN, TAN QIAN XI, ZACHARY SIAK CHEUNG YU, TOLENTINO ASTON LORENZ REYES, YEO SUAN BIN SHERMAINE

BOTTOM: CHIEN JIA YING, ANDRE TAN WEN LONG, MDM PUA LEE TOO, CHIU YAN ZE, BONG REN YANG KENDRICK, DIAN TRISQA BINTE FAUZAN, DISHA SHETTY, HARINI D/O MUTHU, CHONG YUE MING, GOH GWEN XUAN, CHUA DE XING GILBY, GOH WAN EN, HNIN EINDRA WAI, KEVIN TAN, JAZEBEL NG JING ROU, KEITH YAP KHAI LER, JOSEPH NG JUN WEI, ISYRAF NUR IRFAN BIN BORHANUDIN


Dear 4B,

Thank you for being such a wonderful bunch of students who brings joy and laughter to our lives. Our time together in Teck Whye Secondary School is coming to an end and all of you will soon embark on a new chapter of your lives. We are confident that you will always be resilient and brave when facing your fears. Focus on learning rather than winning.

Always put in your best effort so you live life with no regrets. Most importantly, stay healthy and happy as a happy person is the most successful person in the world.

Lots of love,Mdm Pua & Ms Neo


CLASS 4CFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: NG JIN HUI ABIGAIL FAITH, MAHIN PRANAV RAM S/O SELVAKUMAR, NUR FAHEERA BINTE MOHAMED SAHABDIN,

MUHAMMAD DANIYAL BIN MOHD NAZRI, NUR SYAFIQAH BINTE SALEHIN, NURUL INSHIRAH BINTE MAZLIE, SITI MAWARRITA BINTE HANAN, SUHAILA BINTE ABDULLAH, PAANDI ADHEESHWAR, MDM SAFIAH BINTE RAIS, RAPHAEL TOH WEI FENG, YEO BI TONG BERNARD, MRS TEH-OOI LAY BEE

BOTTOM: AFRIN ANISA BINTE ABDUL LATIFF, AARON CHOON YEOW BIN ADNAN, ALISHA KAUR KHAIRA D/O K S, BRANDON GOH KWANG JUN, AU YONG SHI QI, DANIEL FONG RUI BIN, LIM JIAQIAN, DISCIPULO LINDSEY MAEVE ROJAS, KISHEN S/O SIVA KUMAR, KANDAN KAVIYADHARSINEE, LEE JIAN YU, LILY YONG MEI LING, LOH QIANLIN, MARSYA ZAKIRAH BINTE MUHAMMAD SYUKRI, LIM FONG MENG (LIN FENGMING), LEONG YUNG KANG SHAWN


Our lovely 4C class can be summed up with 4Cs. They are:

Caring because you always have each other’s back; Compassionate because whenever one of you hurt, the rest give support in any way they can; Creative because you conceptualised beautiful works;Cool because you are a special bunch!

Don’t let anyone define who you are as a person. Be true to yourself. Be strong and believe in yourself.

- Mdm Safiah Binte Rais and Mrs Teh-Ooi Lay Bee


CLASS 4DFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: REEF POH SHI QI, GEOFFREY JR TOLENTINO PASCUAL, SHAROLYN TEO WEN YU, HOO TZE HONN BRYCE, TAY XIN YI,

JOSHUA CLAY PASCUAL MAGUNDAYAO, KHANT TEZA, MUHAMMAD IKHWAN FARIHIN BIN MOHAMAD SANI, MUHAMMAD RUSYAIDI BIN USNABI, MUHAMMAD SYAFIQ BIN IBRAHIM, TERRY NG ZHI JIE, WONG HONG JIE, YANG LE

BOTTOM: AFIQAH FATIN NASHITAH BINTE ABDUL AZIZ, MDM MA PING, ARAFAH JAHIN ARINA, MR HUANG I-LUNG, CASSANDRA ONG HUI YUN, ALHBERT FRANCEIS TRINIDAD AROBAN, CHAN YEE TENG, ANG JUN JIE BRENDON, DINGLASAN ALMEERA LOUISE MEJIA, AW KAI YUAN, CHENG WEI HENG, HO MEI YUE JOCELYN, CHOONG JIAN HONG, NUR SYAFIQAH BINTI RAHMAT, GABRIEL WEE XUE LIN

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WILLEM ALEXANDER MAMURIC VAN HERK


It is not easy to say goodbye because you are a great class.

You know how to get along with your classmates. Your ability to communicate with empathy is a soft skill that is most important in life. Do keep in touch with each other after graduation and always remember that there is a group of people who have journeyed with you and will continue to support you. Stay optimistic, persist and dare to realise new ideas.

In short, the future world is yours!

- Mdm Ma Ping and Mr Huang I-Lung


CLASS 4E1FROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: ONATE ARRIANE KASANDRAH URDAS, SITI NUR AALIYAH BINTE MOHAMMAD AZLAN, SITI NURALIAH ARINA BINTE

MUHAMMAD TAHA, VIDHYASRI NEDUNSELIYAN, MUHAMMAD IRFAN RAIS BIN ISMAIL, S NARVIND, SIAK BOON HOW, TAN KIN RUI GERALD, ANG QIXUAN BRYAN, TANG XI ZE TRISTEN, WAN MUHAMMAD NIZAMUDDIN BIN WAN NASARUDIN

BOTTOM: CHONG WEN QING, KISHANAA RAJAMUTHI, FARAH WAHEEDA BINTE ISA, MDM BALASUPPRAMANIAM MOHANAVALLI, MS OW LIYING, NUR AMIRAH BINTE MUHAMAD FADLIN, NUR FATIMAH BINTE MOHAMED BUHAIRY, KUA ZI LIANG, NURSARAH AQILAH BINTE SHAHRUL, MUHAMMAD ADRIANO ATAULLAH BIN ANDRIKO, NURUL SYIFA’A IMAN BINTE MOHAMED SHARULNIZAM, MUHAMMAD AIMAN HASIF BIN MOHAMAD RAIZAL

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NUR AALIYAH BTE MOHAMED TAUFIQ, DANIAL BIN ABDULLAH, TUMBUCK A’BHYD MATIN HAMONANGAN


Dear 4E1,

We have seen all of you mature and grow into the kind, respectful, amicable and more resilient students that you are now and we are both so proud of you all. Happy graduation and we wish you the best of luck in all your future endeavours.

Stay positive, kind and strong, our dear 4E1! Life will continue to throw many challenges at you but always remember that tough times do not last. Tough people do. Cherish the good experiences in life and learn from the bad ones. We believe that all of you will do well in life. Take care!

- Ms Ow Liying and Mdm Balasuppramaniam Mohanavalli


CLASS 4E2FROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: LOIW HUI XIAN, MARYAM BINTE ROSLI, MDM LI JUANJUAN, NATALIE LEONG EE, NG SI YING JOZEN, NURFIRZANA MOHAMMAD

RIZAL, NUR ‘ATHIRAH BINTE MOHAMMAD HIRAN, LOW ZONG HAN JARED, MERLUZA SHERWYN RIVERA, SOFIAH BINTE ISHAK, TAN YUE JUN, RALPH JIANCARLO ORIBELLO VILLANUEVA, TEO KOK ZHEN, WONG KA HUNG

BOTTOM: ALDAH ABISHAG HOLY, ANIQAH BINTE FAIRUZ, ANCUS TAY QI WEI, ANG HONG XIANG, CHUA YU XUAN ANASTASIA, CLARE ONG WEN XUAN, MR FAIRUZ BIN ATAN, CORDELIA POH WAN TING, DU YANGMIN NICOLE, CHOO JOON WEE, JACELYN ANG YU XUAN, FOO SHI HONG SKY, LOE HUI EN, HUD NAFIR MUHIDDIN BIN MOHAMMAD DZULKEFLEE, LEE YONG HANG


Dear 4E2,

We have been with you for 2 years. There have been challenges and Covid 19 but we have made it this far. We should not give up now. We need to do our best so that we will not have to look back with regrets.

We are sure that you have forged good friendship these four years. We hope that after the graduation, all of you will stay connected to each other. When you move on to higher education, you still need to do your best in everything. We hope for all of you a very bright future ahead!

- Mdm Li Juanjuan and Mr Fairuz Bin Atan


CLASS 4FFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: CHUA KOK BIN, DARWISY ZHARFAN BIN LOKEMAN, FELIX LIM, MUHAMMAD AIMAN BIN MESWAN, MUHAMMAD IMAN DANIYAL

PUTRA SALIM, MUHAMMAD NAZREL BIN NAZRI, MUHAMMAD ZULFAN POA JIA HAO, NG JING ZHI, SEAH YEK HONG, RIEDRICH LEOW YONG SHENG, YANG YU CHEN, RIZQ MATIN BIN ZAINUDDIN

BOTTOM: BEVLYN TAN YING XIN, LEE LI XUAN, CHONG YU XUAN XUANA, LIM HUI EN GRACE, GWYNETH LIN SI LING, NOOR EZZATY BINTE MOHAMMED NAZRY, ABDUL SIDDIQ BIN MOHAMMAD SHAZALI, NUR ALLYSHA ASSYURA BINTE MUHAMMAD NIZAM, BRYAN CHAN JIA WEI, MDM HARYANI BINTE MOHAMAD SALEH, MOHAMMED ADHIL BIN MOHAMMED RETTAH, NUR ATIRAH BINTE ABDUL LETHEEF MARICAR, MUHAMAD SUHAIRI BIN SURI, TENGKU ALYA MAISARAH BINTE TENGKU HAMDAN, MR KWEK LIANG WEI SHAWN, TEO YONG QI

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GOH YAN YU, YASMIN NABILAH BINTE ABDUL RASID, MUHAMMAD IZWAN BIN DULLA, NORMAN FAHMI BIN ISMAIL


Dear 4F,

Graduation;A time for looking back on lessons learnedAdventures shared, bright moments filled with special meaning,A farewell;A time for saying goodbye to old friends, to times you’ve known,A time for packing away memories, treasures for tomorrow. A beginning;A time to look forward, a time to set new goals. To dream new dreams, to try your wings and see what lies beyond,We wish you all the best as you continue on your journey of education,We know you will be amazing. Keep us in your memories and keep in contact.

Love from your Form Teachers,Mdm Haryani and Mr Shawn Kwek


CLASS 4GFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: MUHAMMAD ANIQ DANY BIN ALJUNAIDI, SITI RAHAYU BINTE MOHAMAD AKHBAR, MUHAMMAD IRFAN AKID BIN IRMAN IRIAWAN,

SITI SARAH BINTE MUHAMAD SUHAIMI, MUHAMMAD RYAN IRFAN FO BIN MUHAMMAD FARIS FO, SONIA SIM RONG, NAVEEN S/O SURANDRAN, TOK KE XIN, RIANE LEM ZI YUAN, TUTIE AMIRA ALIKHA BINTE ABU BAKAR, SHU JAIRI BIN SHU FANDI, TAN JUN HAO GLENN, TAN KIAN HIN, MDM TAN TAW YING, TERRY LIM YONG YI, YEOH JIA MING

BOTTOM: ANG WEI LIN LISA, ABDUL MATIN BIN ABU TALIB, ANIQ NATASHA BINTE ABDUL AZIZ, BERNARD LAU, DHIYA’ KISHELYNNA BINTE MOHAMED NORDIN, CHEE SOON HENG, DHIYA’ KISHERYNNA BINTE MOHAMED NORDIN, HATIM ZULHILMI BIN HASRON, GOH TIAN YU, JAVIER TAN YI YANG, IRDINA FAQIHAH BINTE SAHDAN, JUSTIN TING JUN HIAN, NEO WEN SEE, MOHAMMAD ROSHAM BIN KASIM, SITI AISYAH BINTI SALIM, PUTRI NUR NAQISYA BINTE SUHAIMI, NUR FATIHAH BINTE ABDULLAH, NUR ADRIANA FIRZANAH BINTE IMRAN

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MDM IFA HANIFAH, NURIN NABILA PUTRI, PIONG TAI YI, SUSAINATHAN SAMJOYEL SEBASTINE


This year is a challenging year. Despite it all, we have arrived at this day - your final year at Teck Whye Secondary School. We hope that every one of you uphold this spirit of perserverence and face bravely problems you encounter.

Be considerate to others. Show care and concern for the people around us. Give a helping hand to those in need. We wish you for you to be gracious young gentlemen and ladies in the future.

- Mdm Tan Taw Ying and Mdm Ifa Hanifah


CLASS 5AFROM LEFT TO RIGHTTOP: NOOR KHAZENAH BTE ABDUL NASIR, PEH XIN JIE CARRIE, NUR AQISHA BTE MOHAMMAD R, MUHAMMAD IRFAN B JAMAL,

NURUL’ SHAFIQA BTE SUHAIRMI, RHAYMEL PATRIZ GALICANO PARBO, SUMAYYAH BTE ISHAK, MR MOHAMED BIN ABU BAKAR, MYO THET OO, SOH YI QUAN JOSEPH, YU JIA QI, TIM TAN XU ZHAN, WAN DANISH HAKIM B WAN HAFIDZ, WONG LI QI

BOTTOM: ALICIA KOH LUO YI, CAROLYN NEO JIA YU, MDM NUR HAZIQAH BINTE ZAINOL, ELLY INSYIRA BTE ROZHAN, KOR SIOK HWEE, GOH HAO HWEE JERVIS, LEE HUI XUAN, ITOR TAN YOU REN, LYANDRA ABISHA D/O LOGESWARAN, JEREMAIH HOE JIA MIAN, NG JIA HUI, MYRA TAN SHI MIN, LEE HONG XIAN, NARUMATHA D/O RAJAN, LEW DE XUN, NEO KAI TING


Thank you for making the past one year as your Form Teachers a fun and memorable journey. When you first came, you were all shy and all of you had a very different personality. But when you finally opened up, we came to know how special and unique each of you are. You have a special place in our hearts forever. All of you will be greatly missed.

As you embark on a new path, we wish you nothing but all the luck and success for a bright future ahead.

- Mr Mohamed Bin Abu Bakar and Mdm Nur Haziqah Binte Zainol


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