Dear S1 Students,
Friday, 15 January 2021
Sec 1 CCA Tryout Sign-Up
Thursday, 14 January 2021
Access details for e-Yearbook 2019/2020
Dear Students,
In line with the green initiative, we will be digitising the School yearbook from this year onwards. You may access the yearbook via the QR code and key in the password as shown.
School of Science and Technology, Singapore
Wednesday, 13 January 2021
[S1] Student Learning Space: Getting Ready (1) LOGIN exercise
Dear S1 students
To ensure smooth access to the learning resources in the Student Learning Space (SLS), please attempt to log into your SLS account by FRIDAY (15 Jan), to ensure that you can login to your account successfully.
What you need to do:Log in to the Student Learning Space (SLS) at http://learning.moe.edu.sg
Username: First 5 characters of your name, followed by last 5 characters of your NRIC number.
Fill out the FORM to indicate whether you could login successfully by 15 January (FRIDAY)
- Mr Ngiow Shin Fatt (IT Manager) at ngiow_shin_fatt@sst.edu.sg
- Ms Loh Kwai Yin (HOD Special Projects) at loh_kwai_yin@sst.edu.sg
- Use your SST email account to send in the request
- State your full name and class clearly.
- Describe the issue.
Tuesday, 12 January 2021
Registration for 2021 The Schools Challenge
The SUTD and IDC are very honoured to collaborate with J.P. Morgan (JPM) and The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) on the 2021 The Schools Challenge to be held virtually this year from the 26th Feb 2021 to 23rd April 2021.
The Schools Challenge takes aspiring lower secondary students through a 2-month, structured programme with SUTD, focusing on STEM and Design Innovation skills, and culminates with a student-driven social project aimed at building a smart and sustainable Singapore.
Throughout this series of virtual workshops hosted by SUTD, each team will be able to work closely with JP Morgan and SUTD mentors. This is a rare and unique opportunity given where every team will be supported by mentors from JP Morgan who will help the students develop business skills such as project management, business planning and pitching.
Students can take a look at the ongoing Lively Places Programme - Housing & Development Board (HDB) by HDB and URA that falls suitably in line with our URA theme of “Enliven Public Spaces”.
There will be an extended opportunity for schools with eligible prototypes to be able to apply for the Lively Places Fund and Challenge - Housing & Development Board (HDB) where they will be able to showcase their ideas in their neighbourhood. This fund encourages residents and stakeholders to initiate community-driven place-making projects that will help develop stronger place identity in their neighbourhood. This is definitely an opportunity for all schools to be a part of and not to miss!
Attractive prizes await with up to $2000 for the winning team and up to $1000 for category winners.
Team Registration
Each school is allowed a maximum registration of 4 teams only and each team must consist of 4 lower secondary students. Registration is on a first come first serve basis. Interested students can email Mr Lam Hin Chew (lam_hin_chew@sst.edu.sg) with the team name, full name, email and classes of all the members. Self-registration will not be accepted. The student who emailed will be the leader of the team.
Lastly, all successfully registered teams must attend weekly I&E TDP sessions on Monday from 3.00 - 4.30 p.m. to prepare for the competition.
Thank you.
NXPlorers 2021 is now open for registration!
NXplorers is organised by Shell and delivered by Science Centre Singapore. It offers the perfect platform to collaborate, reimagine the world, and show the way to a better future.
Over the years, students who had participated in NXplorers, were able to:
- broaden their views, including changing the way they see themselves;
- establish meaningful connections;
- discuss and research local problems; and
- explore ways to solve them.
Workshop participation
Successfully registered teams (based on timely submissions) will be guided through a workshop on the ideation process for the competition. Participation in the workshop is compulsory prior to the project proposal submission. For added information on ‘Competition Details’, kindly refer to our website: https://www.science.edu.sg/
NXplorers 2020 Video
Feel free to view this video to get a flavour of the NXplorers 2020 programme from one of the participating teams.
Team Registration
Each school is allowed a maximum registration of 4 teams only and each team must consist of 3 to 5 students. Registration is on a first come first serve basis. Interested students can email Mr Lam Hin Chew (lam_hin_chew@sst.edu.sg) with the team name, full name, email and classes of all the members latest by Thursday 14 Jan 2021. Self-registration will not be accepted. The student who emailed will be the leader of the team.
Lastly, all successfully registered teams must attend weekly I&E TDP sessions on Monday from 3.00 - 4.30 p.m. to prepare for the competition.
Thank you.
Sunday, 10 January 2021
[S2/S3/S4] Access to SLS & Password Reset
With lessons officially started, it is time for you to get ready... to ensure you could login to your SLS account. The SLS account is where you could gain access to learning materials produced/ curated by the MOE for students in Singapore).
RESET of Password
You have saved your email addresses in the SLS, which means you can reset the password yourself.
- Mr Ngiow Shin Fatt (IT Manager) at ngiow_shin_fatt@sst.edu.sg
- Ms Loh Kwai Yin (HOD Special Projects) at loh_kwai_yin@sst.edu.sg
- use your SST email account to send the email;
- give a relevant subject title to your email and state your name, class, and the issue clearly.
Thursday, 7 January 2021
Release of 2020 Singapore-Cambridge GCE O-Level Examination results
This announcement is for all 2020 Secondary 4 students.
2020 GCE O-Level Examination Results will be released on Monday, 11 January 2021 at 2:00 p.m.
1. Reporting Information and Safe Management Measures
Given the COVID-19 situation, students are expected to observe the Safe Management Measures (SMMs) put in place.
Only SST students will be allowed to enter the school to collect their results. Parents who drop off their children at the school will have to leave immediately after dropping off. No parking is allowed in the school.
Students are to have their temperature taken and SafeEntry check-in done when they arrive at Gate A and B of the school.
Students are advised to arrive in SST between 1.00 p.m. to 1.30 p.m. Students are not to report to SST before 1.00 p.m. so as to avoid intermingling with current students.
Students are to report directly to their respective venues by 1:30 p.m.
Class | Venue |
S401 | MPR4 (Block C, Level 3) |
S402 | Phy Lab 1 (Block C, Level 2) |
S403 | LO1 (Block C, Level 3) |
S404 | LO1 (Block C, Level 3) |
S405 | Maker Lab (Block C, Level 2) |
S406 | ADMT Studio (Block C, Level 2) |
S407 | MPR3 (Block C, Level 3) |
S408 | LO2 (Block C, Level 3) |
Students who are unwell, on Quarantine Order, Stay-Home Notice or Leave of Absence on the day of the results release, should not return to school to collect their results. (See point 5 for more information)
2. Items to bring
Students are to bring along their NRIC/Passport/Birth Certificate/Student Pass for identification purposes. Writing materials are optional.
3. Dress code & grooming
All students must be properly attired in FULL SST uniform.
Student’s grooming (i.e. hair colour, length, appearance) must adhere to the school’s standards.
Students who fail to comply will be turned away at the Guardhouse. They will be allowed to enter the school premises once they have addressed their attire and grooming.
4. For students arriving later than 3.00 p.m. but before 5.30 p.m.
Students are to collect their result slip ((Form A1) from the General Office.
Students are required to present their NRIC/Passport/Birth Certificate/Student Pass to the staff member at the General Office for verification.
5. For students who are unable to collect their result slips on 11 January 2021
Students may view their results online via Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board’s (SEAB) results release system at www.seab.gov.sg from 2.45 p.m. on 11 January 2021. The system will be accessible from 11 to 25 January 2021. School candidates who are eligible for SingPass can use their SingPass account to access SEAB’s online results release system. Students can access the results release system using the SEAB-issued PIN sent to their email addresses which their schools had provided to SEAB.
Students can also appoint a proxy to collect the physical copy of their result slip (Form A) on their behalf.
Proxy may collect the result slip (Form A1) from the General Office from 11 January, 3.00 p.m. onwards. Proxy is required to present the following documents to the staff member at the General Office before he/she is able to collect the result slip.
SST Authorisation Letter duly completed
Student’s NRIC/Passport/Birth Certificate/Student Pass
Proxy’s original NRIC.
Result slip (Form A1) must be collected from the General Office latest by Wednesday, 13 January 2021, 5.30 p.m.
Students are to contact 65717-200 (during office hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.) for assistance if they are unable to appoint a proxy or if they have not received their password for SEAB’s results release system.
Here are some references that students may find useful in guiding them to make an informed decision for their next phase of education.
MOE ECG Publication “What is my next step forward after my GCE O level?”
The Next Step Forward - Navigated Your Educational and Career Pathways
JAE 2021 Booklet - Contains information on Joint Admission Exercise
For any further queries, please contact Ms Karen Ng at karen_ng@sst.edu.sg or Mr Tan Chuan Leong at tan_chuan_leong@sst.edu.sg.
Thank you for your cooperation and wishing you all the best!
Form A1 will list the applicant’s GCE O-Level examination results, the courses which he/she is eligible to apply for under the JAE, and his/her JAE PIN (i.e. a personal password for the applicant to access JAE-IS).
Tuesday, 5 January 2021
ACE Food Donation Drive 2021 (Updated 7 Jan 2021)
ear SST Family,
#ACEfooddrive2k21 is here again!
I am Chua Wen En from S4-04, one of the ACE leaders in charge of #ACEfooddrive2k21, a food donation and distribution drive for the underprivileged in our community.
1. Information on the beneficiaries:
Residents living in one-room rental flats at Blocks 91, 92, 93 at Hendersons.
2. How you can help:
Generously donate the food items requested by the beneficiaries. To do so, please complete the Google form here and we will reply to you as soon as possible.
OR
Volunteer to pack the donated food items by signing up here. This will be carried out within the school premises and only after lessons on weekdays. We will contact you further on the available time slots to sign up.
3. List of items Requested
Bee Hoon (400g) x 170 Qty
Tune Canned (150g) x 155 Qty
Heinz Baked beans (415g) x 60 Qty
Cream crackers (225g) x 50 Qty
Tea (50 x 2g) x 85 boxes
Coffee (30 x 20g) x 120 boxes
Khong Guan Assorted Sharepack (Assorted) x 40 Qty
Sardines (230g) x 50 Qty
Rice (5kg) x 15 Qty
Milo (15 x 33g) x 60 packs
Oats (500g) x 15 packs
Milk Tea (3 in 1, 25 x 20g) x 60 packs
Cereal (500g, assorted flavors) x 60 packs
(You may refer to the link here for examples of the food items. Please note this is just a guide and one is free to procure the item from any shop)
Please ensure that all the food items donated are Halal certified and donations reach us by 21 Jan.
We look forward to your support in sharing our blessings.
Warmest regards
Chua Wen En, S404
On behalf of Team #ACEfooddrive2k21
[S2/S3/S4] Access to SDM
The Knowledge Management Committee.