By Mikel Bhandari (Captain)

Hello Year 5s! We’re going straight to the point here, water polo is not for the faint-hearted! However, if you would like to challenge yourself and try something new, this is definitely the CCA for you!

Rest assured that you will be in the good hands of your seniors who will gladly assist you during training. Many of us were new to the sport as well, but under the patient guidance of our coaches, we were all able to pick up the sport relatively quickly! Both the boys’ and girls’ teams managed to take home silver in 2022 and the boys attained Gold for the 2023 A-Division Water Polo National School Games!

By Hawa Najihah (Secretary), Lam Eu Ann (Quartermaster), Zhao Yuxuan (Vice-Chairperson) and Kaden Lau (Chairperson)

There are an infinite number of ways to start a Chinese Orchestral piece – quietly, with the ethereal chime of a Yunluo or the soulful tones of the Erhu; or forcefully, the entire orchestra sweeping head-on into an energetic passage, driven by the ever-present heartbeat of its percussion section. 

Crucially, any Chinese Orchestra is defined by the intricate interplay of its five sections: Winds (吹管), Percussion (打击乐), Plucked Strings (弹拨), Bowed Strings (胡琴), and Cellobass (低音弦). RI (Y5-6) Chinese Orchestra is no different.

By Zenneth Lim (Chairperson), Gu Jiaqi (Vice-Chairperson), Lim Xin Ci (Secretary), Tong You Hong (Drama Section Leader), Liu Xiuping (Songwriting Section Leader), Vera Ong Liwen 

Have you ever wondered how your favourite Chinese songs are written? Do you love watching Chinese dramas? Or have you ever wished to meet people like you, who appreciate Chinese language and culture? If this sounds like you, then Chinese Literary Drama Cultural Society (CLDCS) is definitely the CCA for you!

By Vera Tay (Captain), Nimbalkar Arrya Ajit (Vice-Captain), Wang Zixin (Quartermistress), Muralitharan Viehha (Secretary)

“Dump. Half. Run.” What does that mean? These are some of the most basic yet important skills a touch player has to master before challenging herself to this game.

By Kirsten Leong, Dillon Lim, Caleb Loy, Lyn Liau (2023 Year 6 CCALs)

What do you picture when you think of Track and Field? Do you envision long, arduous training under the hot sun, sore muscles, and exhausted athletes? With training sessions three times a week, you are absolutely right, though we go much further beyond that.

Because when you look back at your JC days, your fondest memories will be the times we cried, bled, and laughed together. Of course, medals and trophies are wonderful, but the real treasure is the friends we make along the way. They say that the strongest bonds are forged in adversity—when you’re battered and spent, and you can’t depend on your body to move on, what you count on are your teammates.