Dear S4 MTL/HMTL & S3 HMTL students,
Monday, 31 May 2021
2021 GCE O-Level MTL/HMTL Oral Exam
Saturday, 29 May 2021
SLS: Unavailability on 22-23 June 2021 due to system upgrade
Friday, 28 May 2021
Climate Resilience Webinar
FOR UPPER SECONDARY STUDENTS ONLY
Raffles Institution is organising a webinar titled “Climate Resilience”. The webinar, to be held on Zoom, on 7 July 2021 1530 to 1700 hrs. It will comprise a panel of eminent speakers knowledgeable in water and environment related issues, including policymaking, international relations, technology, and business and commercial interests. The experts will also deliver keynote lectures and host a dialogue session. To find out more about the conference, please log on to www.ri.edu.sg/Tuesday, 25 May 2021
LEAPS 2.0 Briefing Slides
Dear Sec 1's and 3's,
One of you has asked for the slides from this morning. You can find it here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mosfPjGisqefW5bqVt2TK65P3UxlD0yA/view?usp=sharing
Hope you find it useful. If you have questions, please hold on to them till you have received a copy of your CCA records next semester. It will be clearer once you see the actual records and your LEAPS levels.
As this deck of slides is meant for SST only, do not share it with anyone other than your parents. Thank you!
Best Regards,
Mr Dennis Lam
Sunday, 23 May 2021
[S4] Updated T2W10 Timetable (ver 2)
Dear S4 students,
Please find updated T2W10 Timetable for Monday, 24 May and Tuesday, 25 May in the link below:
2021 S4 T2W10 Timetable - ver 2
Posted by Mrs Lim Woon Foong, HOD Science
Friday, 21 May 2021
S3 Term 2 Lifeskills Program (24 -25th May 2021)
There will be Lifeskills program taking place coming Monday and Tuesday.
Please look at the schedule and note the online arrangements.
S3 Lifeskills program
S2 Term 2 Lifeskills Program (24 -25th May 2021)
There will be Lifeskills program taking place coming Monday and Tuesday.
Please look at the schedule and note the online arrangements.
S2 Lifeskills program
S1 Term 2 Lifeskills Program (24 -25th May 2021)
There will be Lifeskills program taking place coming Monday and Tuesday.
Please look at the schedule and note the online arrangements.
S1 Lifeskills program
Monday, 17 May 2021
[S4] Updated Term 2 Week 9 Timetable
Dear S4 students,
Please find updated timetable for tomorrow, 18 May in the attached file:
2021 S4 T2W9 Timetable (ver 4).
Review of Common Test will take place in the classrooms. The usual venues for lessons apply.
To facilitate the distribution and collection of scripts, please sit according to register number.
By Mrs Lim Woon Foong, HOD Science
Friday, 14 May 2021
[S4] T2W9 and W10 Timetables for Common Test Review & MTL Lessons
Dear S4 students,
Review of Common Test and MTL lessons will take place in T2 Week 9 (17-21 May) and Week 10 (24-25 May).
Please find Special Timetables for these 2 weeks in the links below:
2021 S4 T2W9 Timetable (ver 3)
Review of Common Test will take place in the classrooms. The usual venues for lessons apply.
To facilitate the distribution and collection of scripts, please sit according to register number.
By Mrs Lim Woon Foong, HOD Science
Monday, 10 May 2021
Early Dismissal for Muslim Students on Eve of Hari Raya Puasa
Dear Students (Muslim Students Only),
In view of the preparation for Hari Raya celebrations, all Muslim students are allowed to leave the school at 10.40 am on the eve of Hari Raya Puasa on 12 May 2021, Wed.
We would like to wish all Muslim staff and students and their families "Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri".
Math Challenge #8
Dear Students,
If there are any queries, please contact Ms Deana (deana_syazwani_binte_azman@
Wednesday, 5 May 2021
Invitation to Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC) 2021
- The competition fee is AUD6.50 (S$6.70) and will be collected through Edusave.
- If you do not have sufficient Edusave funds, it will be collected through GIRO.
The deadline for signing up will be 1 June 2021 (Tuesday) 5.00 p.m.
- Due to the development of COVID-19 situation, more updates will be communicated via your school e-mail once you have signed up.
- Should you have further questions, you can contact Ms Deana at deana_syazwani_binte_azman@
sst.edu.sg.
Thursday, 29 April 2021
[You are Invited] Youth Cyber Exploration Programme 2021
Greetings from the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA)!
The next run of the Youth Cyber Exploration Programme (YCEP), a cybersecurity bootcamp curated for all secondary school students, is now open for registration!
A key initiative under CSA’s SG Cyber Youth Programme (link), participants of YCEP can look forward to picking up fundamental skills in cybersecurity and learning about exciting topics such as securing networks and penetration testing.
The programme is fully funded by CSA.
Places are extremely limited and registration will close once all slots are taken up!
Click at the link to sign up for the programme
https://www.csa.gov.sg/programmes/sgcybertalent/sgcyberyouth/ycep
Tuesday, 27 April 2021
2021 Young Technopreneur Challenge (For Sec 2 and 3 Students)
Dear Students
Junior Achievement Singapore cordially invites students to their Online JA Young Technopreneur Challenge 2021. The Young Technopreneur Challenge, sponsored by HP Inc. and supported by South West Community Development Council (CDC), aims to support students to take ownership of the world they live in and actively develop solutions to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, Singapore Green Plan 2030 and Sustainable South West Masterplan.
We aim to interest, excite and provide students a unique platform to stretch their imagination and push their boundaries to learn to think global, innovate, create and pitch an idea or concept by making use of STEM and technology. We will also provide an opportunity for students to display their innovative ideas and passion through STEM workshops and to be guided by business mentors which will complement their learning journeys leading up to the competition presentation day.
The challenge consists of 3 bootcamps where students will develop their ideas, go through a rigorous design thinking process, research and prototype, as well as learn about the steps to becoming a technopreneur.
The challenge culminates in an expo event where students will showcase and present their ideas to a range of industry judges – winners possibly taking home funding to support the development of their idea.
The challenge culminates in an expo event where students will showcase and present their ideas to a range of industry judges – winners possibly taking home funding to support the development of their idea.
Student participation criteria:
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Secondary 2 & 3
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Must have a laptop and internet connection. All bootcamps and the Innovation Expo & Presentation will be held online using Zoom.
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Permission from parents is required to participate.
Phases of the Competition:
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Sustainability Plans – Select a problem related to the UN Sustainable Development Goals or
Singapore Green Plan 2030 or Sustainable South West Masterplan.
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Innovative Idea – In teams of 4 students, think of an idea to solve the problem. The solution will
utilize STEM to make the world a better place.
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Registration – Register your team of 4 students via https://www.ja.org.sg/the-young- technopreneur-challenge-2021.html. For your registration, you must indicate your choice of the problem related to the Sustainabiity Plans that your team has chosen to address. (You don’t need to identify the specific issue yet.)
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Bootcamps – To enhance the learning experience for the Young Technopreneur Challenge, 3 bootcamps (design thinking, STEM applications, and pitching & presentation) will be required for all participants. Teams are assigned their mentors during the first bootcamp. The bootcamps will be conducted online.
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Innovation Expo & Presentation – All the teams will showcase their innovative ideas at the Innovation Expo & Presentation. Top 10 teams will be selected to advance to the final round ofthe competition to be held in the afternoon.
Bootcamps:
The 3 mandatory bootcamps will cover:
Awards:
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Prizes: Teams will be competing for the following awards:
1st place: Trophy + Digital device / accessories 2nd place: Trophy + Digital device / accessories 3rd place: Trophy + Digital device / accessories Best Presentation: Trophy
Best Prototype: Trophy
Most Innovative Idea: Trophy
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Company Job Shadow: Top 3 teams will participate in a job shadow program for 1 to 5 days at HP Inc. Find out why they are one of the most innovative companies in the world and share your ideas with their team (post Covid-19).
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Funding. SGD 3,000 is available for the winning team for reaching approved implementation goals and milestones following the challenge to further develop the idea.
Students Learning Objectives:
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Understand the UN Sustainable Development Goals, Singapore Green Plan 2030, and Sustainable South West Masterplan
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Be able to identify societal challenges in their environment
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Work with mentors from HP and South West CDC Environment Functional Committee
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Learn more about STEM and applying technology & STEM to their solutions
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Develop an entrepreneurial mind-set and skills
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Learn how to take an idea from concept to realization
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Have fun and contribute to a better society
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Develop and improve the following skills:
Presentation skills
Gain self confidence
Communication
Teamwork
Creative thinking
Timeline:
Students who are interested must first be able to commit to the demands of the challenge as stated above and get their parents' permission before they sign up. Also they must be be able to attend the I&E TDP sessions on Monday afternoon from 3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.
Once students have formed a team of 4, they are to email Mr Lam Hin Chew (lam_hin_chew@sst.edu.sg) for approval with the full names and classes of the team members latest by this Friday 30 April.
As the challenge registration is on a first come first serve basis, the school cannot guarantee that all teams will be accepted.
Thank you.
Mr. Lam Hin Chew
Dean Student Development
Monday, 26 April 2021
Math Challenge #7
Math Challenge #7 starts today. You may participate here: https://tinyurl.com/
Wednesday, 21 April 2021
[S4] 2021 Common Test - Schedule, Briefing, Seating Plans
Dear S4 students,
2021 S4 Common Test starts on 26 April and ends on 12 May.
Please find the schedule in the link here: 2021 S4 Common Test Schedule - ver 2.
Kindly familiarise yourselves with the Test/Examination Rules and Regulations; pages 1, 3 and 4.
Briefing slides
2. Common Test (Science Practical)
Some administrative details - Seating Plans
Please note special arrangement for the following subjects:
1. AS BT, Computing and Electronics Seating Plans
2. MTL Paper 1 and 2 Seating Plans
3. Bio, Phy and Chem Seating Plans
4. 2021 S4 Common Test - Science Practical
Science Practical Exam is conducted in shifts. Please go through the information in the given link above. Check that you have been assigned a shift and a seat in the Waiting Room, Lab, Quarantine Room (if applicable).
Posted by Mrs Lim Woon Foong, HOD Science
Monday, 19 April 2021
[S1, S2, S3] Sec 4 English Oral Prelim Exam (19 to 26 April): Out-of-Bounds Venues
Dear Students
The Sec 4 English Oral Preliminary Examination will take place on
(i) 19 April (3.25 p.m. - 6.00 p.m.)
(ii) 21 April (2.25 p.m. - 6.00 p.m.)
(iii) 23 April (1.30 p.m. - 6.00 p.m.)
(iv) 26 April (12.00 p.m. - 1.45 p.m.)
The designated exam venue and waiting rooms will be Block A and B (Level 5), Infohub and Tutorial Rooms 1 to 3.
As such, your assistance is required to ensure a conducive environment for the Sec 4s to take their examination. Please refrain from making noise in the vicinity of Block B and C, especially Sec 3 classes in the afternoon as your noise might affect the performance of those taking the oral examination.
The following venues will be out of bounds 15 minutes before the start of the examination:
Block C (Level 5)
Level 5 linkway from Block C to Block B
Thank you for your cooperation.
Mr Karlson Goh
Sec 4 EL Level Coordinator
Friday, 16 April 2021
[S4] Common Test Briefings
Dear S4 students,
2021 S4 Common Test starts on 26 April and ends on 12 May.
Please find the schedule in the link here: 2021 S4 Common Test Schedule - ver 2.
Briefing
1. 20 Apr (Tue), 07:45-08:00 - Common Test (Written)
2. 21 Apr (Wed), 07:45-08:00 - Common Test (Science Practical).
Kindly familiarise yourselves with the Test/Examination Rules and Regulations; pages 1, 3 and 4.
Some administrative details - Seating Plans
Please note special arrangement for the following subjects:
1. AS BT, Computing and Electronics Seating Plans
2. MTL Paper 1 and 2 Seating Plans
3. Bio, Phy and Chem Seating Plans
4. 2021 S4 Common Test - Science Practical
Science Practical Exam is conducted in shifts. To prepare for the briefing on next Wednesday, please go through the information in the given link above. Check that you have been assigned a shift and a seat in the Waiting Room, Lab, Quarantine Room (if applicable).
Posted by Mrs Lim Woon Foong, HOD Science
Tuesday, 13 April 2021
Advocacy@SST 2021
~~~~~~~~~ a message from the SSTACTvocates ~~~~~~~~~
Dear SST family,
I am Kylie Sim from S3-03, one of the ACE leaders in charge of the SSTACTvocates team.
This year, the SSTACTvocates team is starting a new initiative called Advocacy@SST, where SSTudents can submit their takes and opinions on issues they will like to advocate for, and have them featured on our Instagram page, @sstactvocates.
Through Advocacy@SST, we aim to encourage and inspire every SSTudent to contribute to the local and global community by advocating for a cause through social media. Furthermore, we hope to provide students with a platform that helps empower them to advocate for different issues for the betterment of society by ensuring that their voices are heard.
All you need to do is:
Submit a topic of your choice along with relevant information into the Google form.
The SSTACTvocates team will pick a submission and you will work with the SSTACTvocates team to design a post, create a poster, or even film a video.
Once your content has been approved, it will be posted on our Instagram page @sstactvocates immediately!
Some minor guidelines to take note of:
Before submission, ensure that the information submitted is accurate and has examples and evidence.
Ensure sensitivity is observed to the culture and context of the issue.
Credit the source of information or data.
Ensure that appropriate language is used and images used are not copyrighted.
You can submit the necessary information using the Google form found in the @sstactvocates account biography or by clicking here. You will be required to submit information about the cause you are choosing to advocate for, so you will have to include your resources, as well as the ways the audience can help!
Should you have any further enquiries, feel free to ask us via email at sstactvocates@gmail.com.
We look forward to seeing your take on different issues! Do also follow us at @sstactvocates for any future updates!
Thank you!
Warmest Regards,
Kylie Sim, S3-03
On behalf of SSTACTvocates






