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Teaching Staff
| 01/ | Dr Nandakumar HOD Humanities History | 02/ | Mr Rayner Goh HOD Student Development Geography | 03/ | Ms Oh Peck Lin School Staff Developer Geography Elements of Business Skills |
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| 04/ | Mr Rahmat Tirmizi Bin Juma'at Senior Teacher, Geography Geography English Language | 05/ | Mr Yeo Chin Hwei Senior Teacher, Physical Education History Physical Education | 06/ | Mr Low Chi Arn, Benjamin Teacher Music |
| 07/ | Ms Iman Nor Atiqah Binte Sofian Teacher Social Studies English Language | 08/ | Mr Mustaqim Bin Mohamed Teacher History Social Studies | 09/ | Ms Susan Liang Siew Geok Teacher History English Literature |
| 10/ | Ms Luo Yuhui Teacher Social Studies English Language | 11/ | Ms Erlinda Tanuwijaya Teacher Social Studies Mathematics | 12/ | Ms Darshini D/O Gunaseigaran Teacher English Literature History |
| 13/ | Mr P Vinoth Teacher Geography Physical Education |
Social Studies
Subjects Offered
- Humanities (SS/Geography)
- Humanities (SS/History)
- Humanities (SS/Literature in English)
Curriculum
The aims of the syllabus are to enable students to:
- understand issues that affect the socio-economic development, the governance and the future of Singapore.
- learn from the experiences of other countries to build and sustain a politically viable, socially cohesive and economically vibrant Singapore.
- develop thinking and process skills which are essential for lifelong and independent learning.
- have a deep sense of shared destiny and national identity.
- develop into citizens who have empathy towards others and will participate responsibly and sensibly in a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural and multi-religious society.
- develop into responsible citizens with a global perspective.
T & L Framework
The intended learning outcomes shown in the outermost circle frame the syllabus content and the six themes of the syllabus. 
History
Subjects Offered
- Humanities (SS/History)
- Full History
Curriculum
History education in Singapore seeks to develop in students a critical appreciation of past human experiences and connections between the past and present.
There are seven qualities of a History learner, which the History Syllabuses (from lower secondary to pre-university) aim to develop in our students. These seven qualities are further elaborated in the framework below.
T & L Framework
Geography
Subjects Offered
- Humanities (SS/Geography)
- Full Geography
Curriculum
Geography builds on students’ experiences and prior knowledge to examine the physical and human phenomena found on Earth as well as their complex interactions and patterns across space.
Geography emphasises the integrative study of physical and human environments to enable students to gain a better understanding of their own space and other parts of the world.
It also focuses on the interconnectedness among groups of people, and between people and their environment.
T & L Framework
Programme
Achievements
| Competition | Achievement | Year |
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| NUS Geography Challenge | Participation | 2019 |
| IMUN | Participation | 2019 |
| Bendemeer Sec War & Diplomacy | Participation | 2019 |
| HSI Challenge | Participation | 2019 |
| MOE History Challenge | Participation | 2019 |
Humanities Department Activities 2020
National Junior College e-International Humanities Symposium (IHS)Four Secondary Three students participated in the National Junior College e-International Humanities Symposium (IHS). This year's symposium focused on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) set by the United Nations (UN). The students had decided to focus on SDG 5, 'gender equality' and conducted their research from a macro-perspective of the issue. .jpg) Asean Quiz 2020The Secondary Three students took part in the Asean Quiz 2020 that was jointly organised by Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) and Ministry of Communications and Information (MCI), and in partnership with National University of Singapore History Society (HISSOC). The National-level quiz presents an excellent opportunity for the students to enhance their knowledge on ASEAN.  Historical Scene Investigation Challenge 2020Four Secondary two students embarked on this annual competition organised by the National Library Board. The competition provided an exciting experience for our students to put their historical inquiry and information literacy skills to the test. The theme for this year was on Public Health requires students to identify and analyse public health-related incident or movement in Singapore in the period from 1900 to 2000.  |
Humanities Department Activities 2019
| Humanities Learning Journey to Changi Airport The Secondary Three students embarked on a journey to understand the elements of Social Studies, History and Geography that is available in the monumental vicinity of Changi Airport. With terms such as globalization, internal security as well as physical landscape, students were able to immerse themselves into the surroundings of Changi Airport as well as the Jewel Changi Airport, the latest attraction opened recently.  Students embarking on the Learning journey to Changi Airport | |||||||||
| Geographical Investigation As part of their coastal studies, the Secondary Four Geography students went to East Coast Park to conduct their geographical investigation to understand how the steepness of the beach area affects the sorting and angularity if beach particles. The geographers used a multitude of fieldwork equipment such as a quadrat, ranging poles and clinometer. Such experiential learning is integral to help our students understand and appreciate the subject better
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| The Bicentennial Experience The Secondary One students embarked on a learning journey to the Fort Canning Centre as part of the Singapore Bicentennial Experience. The multimedia sensory experience gave the students the opportunity to experience and witness key moments in Singapore’s transformation from as far back as the year 1299. The Bicentennial Experience also provided them with a good platform in understanding Singapore’s history through the pavilions set up within the greenery of Fort Gate at the vicinity of Fort Canning Centre.
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| International Model United Nations Conference 2019 Three of our Secondary Three students participated in the conference hosted by the Anglo-Chinese School (Independent). The conference exposed our students to gain a better understanding of international relations and the intricate workings of the United Nations through experiential learning. The three students took on roles as delegates of UN member nations and discussed key regional and global issues such as poverty and economic development.
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| Learning Journery to Chinese Heritage Centre As part of their post exam activity, the Secondary Two students embarked on a learning journey to the Chinese Heritage Centre located at the Nanyang Technological University. The trip provided the students with a deeper understanding into the ethnic Chinese communities in different parts of the world. During the trip, the students visited a permanent exhibition called “Chinese More or Less: An Exhibition on Overseas Chinese Identity” that explored themes related to the Chinese identity
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Learning Journey to former Ford Factory and Kranji War Memorial The Secondary Two students went on a learning journey to the Former Ford
Factory and Kranji War Memorial to provide them with a more immersive
understanding of their Secondary Two History syllabus in relations to the World
War II. The Former Ford Factory exposed the students to oral history accounts,
archival records and published materials of the lives of people during the
Japanese Occupation of Singapore
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