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National Schools ‘A’ Division Bowling Championships 2008 

Boys Singles 1st: Adam Lim (2SA3); Boys Singles 2nd: Tan Chng Kiat (1SB9)
Girls Singles 2nd: Victoria Lim (2SD1); Girls Singles 3rd: Amelia Toh (2AD3)

Boys Doubles 1st: Tan Chng Kiat and Elvin Lin (2SA6)
Boys Doubles 2nd: Javier Yeo (2AA1) and Adam Lim
Girls Doubles 3rd: Victoria Lim and Agnes Lim (1SA8)

Boys Quartet 1st:

Tan Chng Kiat, Elvin Lin, Yap Yong Liang (1SB9) and Colin Wee (1SB9)
Boys Quartet 2nd:

Jeremy Lim (2SB9), Samuel Ng (2SC10), Kenneth Lee (2SB10) and Clifton Teo (2AD4)

Girls Quartet 3rd:

Victoria Lim, Cheryl Ng (1SA9), Agnes Lim and Amelia Toh

Boys All Events 2nd: Tan Chng Kiat; Boys All Events 3rd: Adam Lim
Girls All Events 3rd: Victoria Lim

National Schools ‘A’ Division Master’s Challenge 2008

(Left-to-right: Elvin Lin and Victoria Lim)

For the first time ever, the ‘A’ Division Master’s Challenge trophies for both boys and girls went to the ACJC bowlers. Elvin Lin (2SA6) and Victoria Lim (2SD1) emerged as the Boys and Girls ‘A’ Division Master’s Champions respectively. Tan Chng Kiat also clinched the Master’s 1st runner-up for boys while Yap Yong Liang bowled a high game of 253 in the Master’s for boys.

Singapore Science and Engineering Fair 2008

Thirteen research projects undertaken by students from our college were short listed for judging in the annual Singapore Science and Engineering Fair held in March this year.  With over 200 projects nation-wide short listed, a total of 80 awards were presented, of which 4 were awarded to projects submitted by our college students.

Silver Award Projects

Development and Biomimic of Synthetic Gecko Foot-hairs from Carbon Nanotubes
by Sim Yong Jie Shaun (2SA1) and Low Ming Yuan Derek (2SB3)

Lifetime studies of P3HT:PCBM system for Organic Photovoltaics
by Sim Yong Jie Shaun (2SA1)

Innovative Applications of Household Materials in War

by Tamojoy Chatterjee (2SB10)

From Left to Right: Uong Tung Lam (2SB2),  Low Ming Yuan Derek (2SB3), Sim Yong Jie Shaun (2SA1)
*Not in Picture: Tamojoy Chatterjee (2SB10)

HomeTeamNS Inter-School Shoot 2008

Over two weekends in April, a total of over 100 shooters from 12 Junior Colleges competed in the HomeTeamNS Inter-School Shoot 2008.  The ACJC shooting team made a commendable showing with the girls’ air pistol team clinching overall 2nd while the boys’ air pistol and girls’ air rifle teams achieving overall 3rd in their respective categories.  Silvia Yasmin (2SC2) and Lew Reshan (2SC2) qualified for the girls' air pistol individual finals where they eventually emerged 5th and 8th respectively.

Girls’ Air Pistol Team

Front Row (L to R): Silvia Yasmin (2SC2), Lew Rushan (2SC2), Adelina Pratomo (2SA3)

Girls’ Air Rifle Team
Second Row (L to R): Rimplejit Kaur (2SB1), Tay Sze Ling (2SB1), Lee Sze Ching (2SC1)

Boys’ Air Pistol Team
Last Row (L to R): Jeremy Tan (2SC2), Tan Guo Xiang (2SB2), Chieng Kwok Sheng (2SA5)

11th National Olympiad in Informatics (NOI)

The 11th NOI was held on 5th April 2008. ACJC sent a team of 5 students and clinched two silver medals and one bronze medal. In the NOI, participants were given six programming tasks and had to individually code the solutions and produce executable files within four hours. It was a test of students’ programming skills in languages such as Pascal and C++ and their thoroughness in running the solutions in their programmes.

ACJC congratulates the following medalists:

Silver : Trinh Tuan Phuong    2SB2   and    Vishesh Mittal     2SB2

Bronze:  Leow Tze Wei Ian     1SA6

Quote from one of the medallists: 

"5th April was an amazing day in my JC life. It was the much awaited National Olympiad in Informatics: 4 hours, 6 problems to program... My years of programming experience was put to test. While attempting the questions, I was so lost that I never noticed time flew by. It was a test well-attempted, and I left the room satisfied with my performance. I had goosebumps every time I thought about the results and the prize-giving ceremony, to be held a week after the test. But the results turned out to be better than I expected! I sincerely thank Mr Koh, Mr Tham and Mdm Lui for guiding us through NOI,  and helping us bring glory to the school."

Vishesh Mittal

Nanyang Research Programme

The Nanyang Research Programme (NRP) is organized by the Nanyang Technological University with the aim to cultivate research interest in junior college students as well as to develop their ability to conduct state-of-the-art research in science and technology.  In the Nanyang Research Congress 2007, held in November, the same year, for NRP participants to showcase the findings of their research projects, 6 NRP participants from our college were awarded medals for their efforts.

From Left to Right: Chew Annabel Rong-Hui, Huynh Khanh Ngoc Han, Mark Balakrishnan, David Loo Chih Chiang, Lee Kang Qi Ian
*Not in Picture: Zaneth Lai

8th National Inter-School Dragonboat Championships

ACJC Canoeing and Dragonboat Club attained top positions for the 8th National Inter-school Dragonboat Championships.

On the 12th of April, the Canoeing & Dragonboat Club took part in the 8th National Inter-School Dragonboat championships held at Bedok Reservoir and we are proud to announce that both the guys and girls team came in top positions for their various categories. The boys’ team also clinched the ‘A’ Division Men’s Championship title.

For the women’s events, the ten-crew boat came in 2nd position and the twenty-crew boat came in 3rd.

For the men’s events, the boys sent in 3 teams for the ten-crew race, all of which made it to the finals. Team B came in 3rd position and Team A came in 1st. In the 20-crew event, ACJC also emerged as champions.

We would like to thank our Principal, Mrs. Chan, Vice-Principals, Mr. Loo and Mr. Mak, for their unwavering support. Our teachers, Ms Ng, Ms Zhu and Mr Sun, for guiding us through each and every step of the way. Last but not least, we would like to thank God for watching over us.

Triumph in the men’s ten-crew race!

The girl’s team did the college proud in their respective events as well.