28 April 2008
Mr Simen spoke about the grand celebration held on Founder's Day. He highlighted the humble backgrounds of the Guest of Honour, Mr Tan Chee Meng and the Special Guest Chew Hua Seng who donated both time, effort and resources to the school.
"On their behalf...because they wanted me to convey this to you", Mr Simen said, "Thank you for the many things you have done for Founder's Day and for the school. Live up to the expectations and motto of Age Quod Agis and contribute back to the school"
Mr Simen also mentioned that 28 April was the feast day of St Louis Grignion de Montfort, the Founder of the school. He passed away on the same day in 1716. t is no coincidence that 200 years later, in 1916, Montfort School was founded.
A special prayer was said to St Louis Grignion de Montfort with the school principal leading the whole school
"St Louis Grignion de Montfort, please intercede for us. Continue to give our school great years ahead. We pray through you on our feast day that we will continue to follow in your footsteps and for the many blessings that you have bestowed upon us. Continue to shower your blessings down on us, to give us the same spirit, the same zeal, the same enthusiasm that you had to do good and to always be that Man for Others. Bless the staff, school helpers, vendors that you will also give them the strength, spirit and zeal to continue the good work that you did and that we will live up to the Great School on whose namesake we keep. All this we ask through Christ our Lord. Amen"
Prayer by Brother Emmanuel
Brother Emmanuel said a special prayer on Founder's Day. It has deep meaning because it speaks of a special prayer to St Louis Marie de Montfort
"Before I recite the prayer of St Louis Grignion de Montfort, which has become part of our (Brothers of St Gabriels) daily devotion and routine, I would like to read a brief passageon the writings of St Louis Marie de Montfort on the 292nd anniversary of his death.
It is amazing that our students and a large number of the Catholic population of the world, let alone, of the people of Singapore be so ignorant of who that great saint is.
St Louis Marie de Montfort's motto or slogan was God Alone = D + S = Dieu Seul!. The writings of St Louis motto are of great interest today for many reasons
Firstly, it is because the motto is centered on Christ, the Eternal and Incarnate Wisdom.
Secondly, because they focus attention on the importance of Mary's role in the Mystery of Christ and of the Church - a subject of renewed interst both within the Catholic Church and other Christian churches. Thirdly, because they eobdy a form of Marian Spirituality that goes far beyond mere Marian devotion, as Pope John Paul II pointed out in his Marian Year encyclical: St Louis Marie de Montfort proposes consecration to Christ through the hands of Mary as an effective means for Christians to live faithfully their baptismal commitments. Fourthly, because they reflect the thinking ans pastoral experiences of a man of vision whose writings have a definite prophetic ring relative to the latter times. They likewise reflect his unusually profound understanding of the scriptures concerning Christ, Eternal and incarnate Wisdom, as well as his personal discovery of Mary, the "easy, short and perfect and sure way" to obtain full possession of Divine Wisdom in our souls. In a sense, we can say that his writings have revolutionized the whole concept of true devotion to Mary by presenting it as a way of life, a very special way of living our initial baptismal commitment to Christ, namely, with and through Mary. His writings also reflect an indtense desire to present a clear, dynamic and convincing nature of the authentic Church teaching along with practical help for Christian living. His motivation was unservingly: To Do All for God Alone."
The prayer which Brother Emmnauel read was as follows:
Dear St Louis Marie de Montfort
Grant us the grace to be true Gabrielites
that is to say true sons of Montfort,
Faithful to our duties at all times
'Striving always for the highest
standard in behavior, sports and academic performance.
Give us the love to be caring people
Helpful to all especially to the poor,
The weak and the disadvantaged.
Imbue us with the courage to face and overcome
All difficulties and hardship
And the wisdom to tell right from wrong.
Sustain us in all our endeavors
That we may uphold the Gabrielite School motto: Age Quod Agis
And be always true and loyal to our Alma Mater and our country
Amen
St Louis Marie de Montfort, Protector of children and Youth,
Pray for us
Monday, April 28, 2008
The 92nd Founder's Day
On 26th April 2008, the school celebrated the 92nd Founder's Day, close to the 292nd feast day of St. Louie Marie Grignion de Montfort (28th April). The Guest-of-Honour was Mr Tan Chee Meng, senior counsel (class of 1972).
First, the morning involved all uniformed-groups
in an outdoor parade. Then, everyone moved in to the hall for the String Ensemble Performance by MJS, the MFSS Chorale and the WuShu 
performance. The principals from both school spoke about their school's performance over the year. Also part of the programme was the award presentations for top PSLE, GCE 'N' and'O' level students, together with the Colours Awards and Meritorius Awards.
Another old-boy of the school, Mr Chew Hua Seng, came to give his support to the school, by contributing a large sum of money. A video presentation was shown featuring old-boys on their thoughts about the school and how it has helped them.
"The modern facilities were only the hardware, it is the teachers and students who make the difference in school." - Mr. Tan Chee
Meng
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
I Can't Forget - Bro. Gerard Majella
Mr Lloyd Yeo spoke about Bro. Gerard Majella as the run-up of activities to Founder's Day.
"Rev Bro Gerard Majella, the first Bro. Director of Holy Innocents', is an old resident of the East, having first come to Bangkok in 1913. Two years later, he had to return to France, his native land, which was then embroiled in a World War with Germany. After the war, he was again posted to the Assumption College in Bangkok, but in 1926, he went to Lnodon to become the Director of St Gabriel's School in Wimbledon. 1934 saw him back in Siam as the Director of the College there, but for the good and faithful servant there can be no restg when the harvest is greatg and the labourers are few, and in November 1936, Brother Gerard journeyed southwards to Upper Serangoon, Signapore, to take over the direction of Holy Innocents' English School which had been handed over to the Brothers of St Gabriel.
Bro. Gerard was Director of the school until May 1938 when he was replaced by Rev Brother Louis Gonzaga. A new Novitiate was opened at Bukit Timah for the training of young Brothers for Malaya, Siam and India, and Bro. Gerard was appointed Superior. He remaind in the post until WW2 and spent 2 years in Bahau, where he suffered very severely from Malaria. In 1946, he returned to Siam, for the Novitiate was no longer functioning.
During his stay as Dirctor of the school, he skilfully continued the work done by Mr PA D'Costa, the former Headmaster, while at the same time introducing the traditional methods of education used by the Brothers of St Gabriel. He started the School Certificate Class for the first time and the results were most encouraging. He helped in the management of the class by teaching Scripture, and some of his old boys are now holding posts of responsibility, one of them being Mr Low Kok Pheng, who is the Assistant Controller of Foreign Exchange.
I Can't Forget
I have loved you so well
How much I cannot tell
That all that love of yore
Still glows, O Singapore!
I can'tr forget
That hazy Serangoon
A gem under the moon;
Its balmy grobves and streams
With birds that sing their dreams
I can't forget
Those cheery boys whose bands
Gladden high and low lands;
The shady homes and huts,
The palms and their green coconuts
I can't forget
The spacious Church whose spire
To pray would fain inspire
Whose aisles the lofty folds
Are mother's arms to young and old,
I can't forget.
But least of all that School
Where love is still the Rule,
Where one could meet angels and saints
That dear, that Holy Innocents'
I can't forget.
"Rev Bro Gerard Majella, the first Bro. Director of Holy Innocents', is an old resident of the East, having first come to Bangkok in 1913. Two years later, he had to return to France, his native land, which was then embroiled in a World War with Germany. After the war, he was again posted to the Assumption College in Bangkok, but in 1926, he went to Lnodon to become the Director of St Gabriel's School in Wimbledon. 1934 saw him back in Siam as the Director of the College there, but for the good and faithful servant there can be no restg when the harvest is greatg and the labourers are few, and in November 1936, Brother Gerard journeyed southwards to Upper Serangoon, Signapore, to take over the direction of Holy Innocents' English School which had been handed over to the Brothers of St Gabriel.
Bro. Gerard was Director of the school until May 1938 when he was replaced by Rev Brother Louis Gonzaga. A new Novitiate was opened at Bukit Timah for the training of young Brothers for Malaya, Siam and India, and Bro. Gerard was appointed Superior. He remaind in the post until WW2 and spent 2 years in Bahau, where he suffered very severely from Malaria. In 1946, he returned to Siam, for the Novitiate was no longer functioning.
During his stay as Dirctor of the school, he skilfully continued the work done by Mr PA D'Costa, the former Headmaster, while at the same time introducing the traditional methods of education used by the Brothers of St Gabriel. He started the School Certificate Class for the first time and the results were most encouraging. He helped in the management of the class by teaching Scripture, and some of his old boys are now holding posts of responsibility, one of them being Mr Low Kok Pheng, who is the Assistant Controller of Foreign Exchange.
I Can't Forget
I have loved you so well
How much I cannot tell
That all that love of yore
Still glows, O Singapore!
I can'tr forget
That hazy Serangoon
A gem under the moon;
Its balmy grobves and streams
With birds that sing their dreams
I can't forget
Those cheery boys whose bands
Gladden high and low lands;
The shady homes and huts,
The palms and their green coconuts
I can't forget
The spacious Church whose spire
To pray would fain inspire
Whose aisles the lofty folds
Are mother's arms to young and old,
I can't forget.
But least of all that School
Where love is still the Rule,
Where one could meet angels and saints
That dear, that Holy Innocents'
I can't forget.
Keenness
Mr LLoyd Yeo read an excerpt frolm the editorial of the 1952 School Annual at assembly for Founder's Day. The exerpt was written when Bro. Louis Gonzaga was Principal. It has deep resonance and meaning even today.
"Keenness is the basis of all good and joy in life. It enters into our concerns and gives them a soul which knows no limit to its powers; it is the sign of the presence of genuine life. It must not be confused with a type of ambition which originates fgrom a certain desire to show off. Keenness rightly understood is but an ardent interest which one takes in any underaking; it is the first and last element of success. Do you wish to succeed at school? Be deoted heart and soul to your studies. Once you have made up your mind to be keen on them, you will soon develop a growing interst which cannot fail to bear fruit. Your books will become your friends; every lesson will afford you some satisfaction, and a time may come when you will find it hard to tear yourself away from your studies.
If a man gives himself entirely to any pursuit, it can't well be dull for him although it may appear so to those who are merely watching him. Look for instance at the archaeologist bending over old parchments and scrutinizing through his magnifying glass some characters which time has almost completely obliterated; "What a boring task" you will say. Yet this is no dreary occupation to one who is keen on research work.
Yes, keenness changes the aspect of things. It renders attractive and even fascinating that which formerly seemed repulsive. It brings pleasure wheresoever it sets in.
It is therefore evident that keenness in life counts for much. In games there is little else that matters. The schoolboy who is keen on his work stands head and shoulder above his classmates. This does not mean that he will necessarily be first as he may not be well fittd for studies, but his efforts for plodding persistence will be a by-word to boys and teachers.
The employer who is looking for someone to fill up a vacancy in his business will naturally select the applicant who is likely to be earnest about his work. he will not insist on experience; after all, a boy who leaves school to take up a job is not expected to know very much. The routine of office work, the intricacies of transactions, the knack of journalism are things which time alone will teach. Experience will do good only to the mind that is really eager to profit by it.
Keeness is the pleasant avenue that leads to success. That boy will always be admired and respectged who is keen in all his undertakings, in his friendships and his defence of the genuine principles of life."
"Keenness is the basis of all good and joy in life. It enters into our concerns and gives them a soul which knows no limit to its powers; it is the sign of the presence of genuine life. It must not be confused with a type of ambition which originates fgrom a certain desire to show off. Keenness rightly understood is but an ardent interest which one takes in any underaking; it is the first and last element of success. Do you wish to succeed at school? Be deoted heart and soul to your studies. Once you have made up your mind to be keen on them, you will soon develop a growing interst which cannot fail to bear fruit. Your books will become your friends; every lesson will afford you some satisfaction, and a time may come when you will find it hard to tear yourself away from your studies.
If a man gives himself entirely to any pursuit, it can't well be dull for him although it may appear so to those who are merely watching him. Look for instance at the archaeologist bending over old parchments and scrutinizing through his magnifying glass some characters which time has almost completely obliterated; "What a boring task" you will say. Yet this is no dreary occupation to one who is keen on research work.
Yes, keenness changes the aspect of things. It renders attractive and even fascinating that which formerly seemed repulsive. It brings pleasure wheresoever it sets in.
It is therefore evident that keenness in life counts for much. In games there is little else that matters. The schoolboy who is keen on his work stands head and shoulder above his classmates. This does not mean that he will necessarily be first as he may not be well fittd for studies, but his efforts for plodding persistence will be a by-word to boys and teachers.
The employer who is looking for someone to fill up a vacancy in his business will naturally select the applicant who is likely to be earnest about his work. he will not insist on experience; after all, a boy who leaves school to take up a job is not expected to know very much. The routine of office work, the intricacies of transactions, the knack of journalism are things which time alone will teach. Experience will do good only to the mind that is really eager to profit by it.
Keeness is the pleasant avenue that leads to success. That boy will always be admired and respectged who is keen in all his undertakings, in his friendships and his defence of the genuine principles of life."
We are the champion, Mr Simen
SPORTS IN SCHOOLS
To sir with love, from Montfort
By Christopher Ong
Straits TimesTo sir with love, from Montfort
By Christopher Ong
EVEN before they started, they were confident of beating Singapore Sports School for the Pilot Pen Cup Schools National B Division Boys' badminton title yesterday.
In fact, so confident were Montfort Secondary School that they printed T-shirts emblazoned with the words 'MR SIMEN We are the CHAMPION''.
Their self-belief was not without reason as they had beaten the Sports School twice this year - 4-1 in the group stage and 5-0 in the North Zone championships.
Explained Christian Y. Christianto, 17: 'We wanted to win for our principal, Mr Simen Lourds.
'We had promised him that we would retain our title.'
Christian kept his part of the bargain, as his powerful smashes helped him to a 21-13, 18-21, 21-14 win over Wang Ding Kang.
From that first-singles victory, Montfort went from strength to strength, winning 3-0 eventually.
Their easy success was not unexpected, as their line-up included the U-16 and U-18 singles champions of last month's Pilot Pen Cup schools individual championships.
The win gave Montfort the double, as they had beaten Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 4-1 in the C Boys' final earlier.
But it was a double heartbreak for the Sports School,who lost 1-3 to Xinmin Secondary in the B Girls' final.
In fact, they had also lost to Montfort and Xinmin in the B Boys' and Girls' finals last year.
However, their B Boys' captain Gabriel Teo was upbeat in defeat.
Said the 16-year-old: 'I believe there will be lots of opportunities to win against them.
'With more training and experience, we'll beat them one day.'
In the C Girls' final, Raffles Girls' School outplayed Nanyang Girls' School 4-1.
Monday, April 21, 2008
National Inter-Schools Badminton Championships 2008
Today our Montfortian Giants were crowned winners of the National Inter-Schools Badminton Championships 2008 after the 'C' division boys took on ACS Independent and the 'B' Division played Singapore Sports School in Toa Payoh Sports Hall.
The supporters were out in full force with the Lower Sec cheering on the 'C' Div in the morning and the Upper Sec cheering on the 'B' Div in the afternoon. All our supporters outnumbered and out-cheered the other school's supporters and played a vital part in ensuring victory. It was an extremely well deserved victory for our boys and a great achievement for our school. This is also the 7th year running the 'B' Div has won the cup and the 'C' Div took back the cup after "loaning" it last year.
Congratulations to both our 'C' and 'B' Division boys! All the hard work paid off, Age Quod Agis!
Saturday, April 19, 2008
We were early (for Sports Day on 20th March) lar.Yea. We were crazy one lar,kept chanting, "We want milo". Haha. (With regards to) the mass participation thingy,our class walked around the stadium and chanted "We want milo" and "4e2" for the 400meters.Haha :) Class spirit!WOOHOOO..Yea!.
Gonzaga (were awarded) 3rd and I am shocked because we were last in everything.Like cheers,banners, notice board competition ..aiyah all the house events lar.
And the house which was Berthomiew.The funny thing was,they were 1st in all the house events. SERIOUS!haha!
Prolux won. Majella was 2nd. I was shocked that Majella did not win the notice board competition!They were 2nd!
Here are the 4 houses notice boards,according to the ranking of the scores. The houses are named according to the pioneering Brothers of St Gabriels
a. Brother Gerard Majella
b. Brohther Louis Gonzaga
c. Brother Noel Berthomieu
d. Brother Albert Proulx
(We used their surnames for the houses but when they were living, they were referred to by their first names Eg. Brother Gerard, Brother Noel, Broher Louis, Brother Albert)
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Odyssey of the Mind Competition 2008
First of all,Odyssey of the mind.This year,Montfort sent out 4 teams.3 Division 2 Teams and 1 Division 3 Team.I Think we did rather well.For the division 2 teams,it consists of teams from the sec 1 and 2 levels.Mr christopher Foran's Team which took part in LTP(long term Problem)3 The Wonderful Muses was the best performing team.They took 4th placing in their problem in a field of 11 teams!Well done juniors!Mrs Jamie Tan's Division 2 team which took part in LTP 5,The eccentrics came in 6th placing out of a field of 12 schools.while Ms chong's team which took part in LTP 2,Dino stories came in 8th placing out of 9 schools. But whatever it is,it is a very good showing for newcomers to the competition.
My team is the senior team of the 4.we participated in division 3 which consists of sec 3,4 and jcs.we competed in LTP 4,tee structure.we were pipped from the 4th placing by RGS by a mere 9.57 points to 5th placing out of 10 schools.we were fielded into a very strong field.in fact, we expected ourselves to get either 9th or 10th placing.But we never let our guts down,responded positively,and took this competition not as a competition but as a platform for us to express ourselves and have fun in the process.i guess we really did have fun.here are the scores!
Tee Structure Div III
1 ACS (Barker Road)
.......(Wt Hld LongTerm Style Spont Total/pnlty)
Calc: (150.00 196.51 41.79 81.61 319.91)
Raw: (165.00 40.00 38.70 25.30 0 )
2 Raffles Jnr College
Calc: (84.09 124.79 43.52 75.16 243.47)
Raw: (92.50 35.00 40.30 23.30 0 )
3 River Valley High School
Calc: (72.73 97.15 38.52 100.00 235.67)
Raw: (80.00 21.00 35.67 31.00 0 )
4 Raffles Girls' School
Calc: (29.55 72.57 50.00 74.19 196.76)
Raw: (32.50 37.00 46.30 23.00 0 )
5 Montfort Secondary
Calc: (22.73 72.73 37.04 77.42 187.19)
Raw: (25.00 43.00 34.30 24.00 0 )
6 Hwa Chong Institution
Calc: (36.36 56.13 39.63 81.61 177.37)
Raw: (40.00 17.00 36.70 25.30 0 )
7 Bartley Secondary
Calc: (25.00 45.93 33.48 64.52 143.93)
Raw: (27.50 18.00 31.00 20.00 0 )
8 Singapore Chinese Girls'
Calc: (6.82 40.54 33.80 62.26 136.60)
Raw: (7.50 29.00 31.30 19.30 0 )
9 Hwa Chong Institution (Div IV)
Calc: (0.00 0.00 34.56 61.29 95.85)
Raw: (0.00 0.00 32.00 19.00 0 )
10 Nanyang Girls' High
Calc: (0.00 0.00 31.32 44.19 75.51)
Raw: (0.00 0.00 29.00 13.70 0 )
I had to make some amendments to the way it is displayed as i am havin some trouble uploading the original on blogger.
Now, i will Rank for all the different sections.
Spontaneous
1)River valley high
2)ACS (barker)
2)Hwa chong instituition
4)Montfort secondary School
5)Raffles Junior college
6)Raffles Girls school
7)Bartley secondary school
8)Singapore chinese Girls
9)Hwa chong instituition(div 4)
10)Nanyang girls school
Weight Held Ranking
1)Acs (barker)
2)Raffles Junior college
3)River valley High school
4)Hwa chong institution
5)Raffles Girls school
6)Bartley Secondary
7)Montfort secondary
8)singapore chinese girls'
9)Hwa chong instituion(div 4)
9)nanyang girls school
Bonus points
1)Montfort secondary
2)ACS (Barker)
3)Raffles Girls School
4)Raffles Junior college
5)Singapore chinese Girls school
6)River valley High school
7)Bartley secondary
8)Hwa chong instituition
9)Hwa chong instituition(div 4)
9)Nanyang Girls High
Long Term(Weight held+ Bonus points)
1)ACS (barker)
2)Raffles junior college
3)River valley High
4)Montfort secondary school
5)Raffles Girls school
6)Hwa Chong secondary
7)Bartley secondary
8)Singapore chinese girls
9)Hwa chong instituiton(div 4)
9)Nanyang girls school
Style
1)Raffles Girls secondary
2)Raffles Junior college
3)ACS (barker)
4)Hwa chong instituition
5)River Valley high
6)Montfort secondary school
7)Hwa chong Instituition(div 4)
8)Singapore chinese Girls
9)Bartley secondary
10)Nanyang girls school
overall
1)ACS(Barker)
2)Raffles Junior college
3)River valley high
4)Raffles girls school
5)Montfort Secondary school
6)Hwa chong instituition
7)Bartley secondary
8)Singapore chinese Girls
9)Hwa chong instituition(div 4)
10)Nanyang girls school
we were actually 4th after the long term and spontaneous round.but because RGS had a full 50 points for style,we lost our lead and were pipped to 5th.it is very dissapointing.But whatevr it is,we had fun.And we have shown to the other schools that we are a threat!!!We might have lost the battle but we have not lost the war!!!
I hope Montfort can send more teams in the near future.i am ready to volunteer to help the teams!!!I think i want to be one of the OM judges..soOOOOO Cool!!
http://darences-welcometothecescommunity.blogspot.com/
My team is the senior team of the 4.we participated in division 3 which consists of sec 3,4 and jcs.we competed in LTP 4,tee structure.we were pipped from the 4th placing by RGS by a mere 9.57 points to 5th placing out of 10 schools.we were fielded into a very strong field.in fact, we expected ourselves to get either 9th or 10th placing.But we never let our guts down,responded positively,and took this competition not as a competition but as a platform for us to express ourselves and have fun in the process.i guess we really did have fun.here are the scores!
Tee Structure Div III
1 ACS (Barker Road)
.......(Wt Hld LongTerm Style Spont Total/pnlty)
Calc: (150.00 196.51 41.79 81.61 319.91)
Raw: (165.00 40.00 38.70 25.30 0 )
2 Raffles Jnr College
Calc: (84.09 124.79 43.52 75.16 243.47)
Raw: (92.50 35.00 40.30 23.30 0 )
3 River Valley High School
Calc: (72.73 97.15 38.52 100.00 235.67)
Raw: (80.00 21.00 35.67 31.00 0 )
4 Raffles Girls' School
Calc: (29.55 72.57 50.00 74.19 196.76)
Raw: (32.50 37.00 46.30 23.00 0 )
5 Montfort Secondary
Calc: (22.73 72.73 37.04 77.42 187.19)
Raw: (25.00 43.00 34.30 24.00 0 )
6 Hwa Chong Institution
Calc: (36.36 56.13 39.63 81.61 177.37)
Raw: (40.00 17.00 36.70 25.30 0 )
7 Bartley Secondary
Calc: (25.00 45.93 33.48 64.52 143.93)
Raw: (27.50 18.00 31.00 20.00 0 )
8 Singapore Chinese Girls'
Calc: (6.82 40.54 33.80 62.26 136.60)
Raw: (7.50 29.00 31.30 19.30 0 )
9 Hwa Chong Institution (Div IV)
Calc: (0.00 0.00 34.56 61.29 95.85)
Raw: (0.00 0.00 32.00 19.00 0 )
10 Nanyang Girls' High
Calc: (0.00 0.00 31.32 44.19 75.51)
Raw: (0.00 0.00 29.00 13.70 0 )
I had to make some amendments to the way it is displayed as i am havin some trouble uploading the original on blogger.
Now, i will Rank for all the different sections.
Spontaneous
1)River valley high
2)ACS (barker)
2)Hwa chong instituition
4)Montfort secondary School
5)Raffles Junior college
6)Raffles Girls school
7)Bartley secondary school
8)Singapore chinese Girls
9)Hwa chong instituition(div 4)
10)Nanyang girls school
Weight Held Ranking
1)Acs (barker)
2)Raffles Junior college
3)River valley High school
4)Hwa chong institution
5)Raffles Girls school
6)Bartley Secondary
7)Montfort secondary
8)singapore chinese girls'
9)Hwa chong instituion(div 4)
9)nanyang girls school
Bonus points
1)Montfort secondary
2)ACS (Barker)
3)Raffles Girls School
4)Raffles Junior college
5)Singapore chinese Girls school
6)River valley High school
7)Bartley secondary
8)Hwa chong instituition
9)Hwa chong instituition(div 4)
9)Nanyang Girls High
Long Term(Weight held+ Bonus points)
1)ACS (barker)
2)Raffles junior college
3)River valley High
4)Montfort secondary school
5)Raffles Girls school
6)Hwa Chong secondary
7)Bartley secondary
8)Singapore chinese girls
9)Hwa chong instituiton(div 4)
9)Nanyang girls school
Style
1)Raffles Girls secondary
2)Raffles Junior college
3)ACS (barker)
4)Hwa chong instituition
5)River Valley high
6)Montfort secondary school
7)Hwa chong Instituition(div 4)
8)Singapore chinese Girls
9)Bartley secondary
10)Nanyang girls school
overall
1)ACS(Barker)
2)Raffles Junior college
3)River valley high
4)Raffles girls school
5)Montfort Secondary school
6)Hwa chong instituition
7)Bartley secondary
8)Singapore chinese Girls
9)Hwa chong instituition(div 4)
10)Nanyang girls school
we were actually 4th after the long term and spontaneous round.but because RGS had a full 50 points for style,we lost our lead and were pipped to 5th.it is very dissapointing.But whatevr it is,we had fun.And we have shown to the other schools that we are a threat!!!We might have lost the battle but we have not lost the war!!!
I hope Montfort can send more teams in the near future.i am ready to volunteer to help the teams!!!I think i want to be one of the OM judges..soOOOOO Cool!!
http://darences-welcometothecescommunity.blogspot.com/
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