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Well done St Andrew's!!! Lucky no casualties...
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Kekekeke I was only the relief PE teacher....it was after i served NS and waiting to go Uni time.....only a few months.
A family friend who was a teacher there got me the gig mainly because I was a rugby player.
The pay sucked something like $20-$25 per day but only half a day's work.
Though there were temptations but I conducted myself well with the female students throughout my stint there.
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Is the late Tay Eng Soon's daughter a principal at one of the schools there? Maybe sec sch?
Lucky you! I kena ah beng ah lian sec school. Vomit blood everyday.
Not to be unfortunately. He was put out to pasture. It was like - 'be a good boy or else .....'
You must be the same batch with or 1 batch later than our current Speaker of Parliament. The botak MP was Mr. Eugene Yap, MP of Mountbatten and I think he was the highest grossing PAP MP during one of the elections.
Yes, the present Speaker of Parliament was a prefect back then. And the food blogger Leslie Tay was a School Captian.
No. If u free, drop by and look at their bonding. Students, staff, parents, Old Boys bonding.
The poor/weak students are physically/academically are taken care of silently.
But, like others, its not a perfect school, but thrive to be.
What is wrong with ah bengs? As long as they deliver and have school spirit that should be good enough. Are you elitist?
St Andrew's has always been a school for everyone. When Potong Pasir and Kolam Ayer were kampongs SAS took in all the boys who
applied to join the school. Many of them did the school proud.
St Andrew's has always been a school for everyone. When Potong Pasir and Kolam Ayer were kampongs SAS took in all the boys who
applied to join the school. Many of them did the school proud.
many of the malay guys who worked at and for the school sent their kids to the school.They were treated just like any other students
except that they didnt attend chapel.
except that they didnt attend chapel.
The real ah bengs are the ones who do not understand the mission, purpose, values and culture in such schools.
Schools like SAS do not set out to achieve academic wise only......they aim to provide a complete education to their students. Something lacking in many schools nowsadays.
Right you are Narong. The complete package was the school's mission statement but in doing so we lost out in academic ranking to
other schools despite producing guys like Koh Boon Hwee and Woffles Wu. By and large however many of the old boys are doing fairly
well and contributing to society.
other schools despite producing guys like Koh Boon Hwee and Woffles Wu. By and large however many of the old boys are doing fairly
well and contributing to society.
Harry Tan used to say during assembly, "Give me a boy, I'll return u a man"
As for the spirit, I always remember we ran across the quadrangle during the first day of Sec 1 for those from the Junior School.
Btw, do they still have the Boxing match during National Day celebration?
As for the spirit, I always remember we ran across the quadrangle during the first day of Sec 1 for those from the Junior School.
Btw, do they still have the Boxing match during National Day celebration?
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Thats very true. I hv seen gangster Bengs full-turn aound 180 degrees after 16 yrs old. One even
went on to marry a lady Doctor.
"""Harry Tan used to say during assembly, "Give me a boy, I'll return u a man""""" .
What if u give Vivian Quek a handsome boy????
Ah that wonderful tradition was even before my time.
Rain or shine the run was carried out. Sometimes some boy didnt close his bag securely enough and during the run his bag would open
and the contents would fall out. A real laugh and a half , although not for him.
Rain or shine the run was carried out. Sometimes some boy didnt close his bag securely enough and during the run his bag would open
and the contents would fall out. A real laugh and a half , although not for him.
I heard from some St Andrewians that new student have to go around collecting names of other students. I thought that it was a nifty ice breaker
Hmmm i agree that it is a good ice breaking initiative. Regretfully this must have been after my time there.
I heard from some St Andrewians that new student have to go around collecting names of other students. I thought that it was a nifty ice breaker
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