Stories
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“It didn’t matter who you were or which standard you were from, if you could play and sing, then let’s jam,” said Don Richmond as he reminisced about his school years, which was the starting point of his creative success. Photo credit: Darryl Chan. -
The late Miss Tan See Lai, centre, had a wider audience than most teachers: she was a familiar face on Singaporean TV news broadcasts in the 60s. -
Asta Cheng learned to speak up through the school’s Applied Learning Programme and now rocks the radio waves. (Photo credit: Holy Innocents’ High School) -
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Yin Fatt understands that children need a conducive and engaging environment in order to learn.
