Hi all,
It has been a long while since I posted on the blog. I would like to say that our sporting teams did pretty well for the year 2009. I am very confident that with the continuing support from the SJII family, we would do better in the year 2010.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Friday, September 18, 2009
ACSIS Week 2
After a great week for our sporting teams, we were hoping for similar results in week 2 of our participation. However; the results were not in our favour this week.
First, our senior basketball boys (19U) went over to UWC and played their B team. The home team was confident of an easy win as they have previously defeated Waseda Senior High. Although our boys lost the game 43-40 in overtime, they pushed UWC B all the way.
On the very same day, our 19U girls was making their debut game in a triangular with ISS and CIS. We lost to ISS 3-1 but managed to defeat CIS by a score of 3-2. Well done girls as some are new to the game.
The next day saw both the soccer 19U and 16U B teams taking on CHIS and UWC C teams respectively. It was not a god day for us as both the teams lost; 19U lost to CHIS 1-4 while the 16U to UWC C, 2-5.
The week however, ended on a high note as our 16U A soccer boys turned up the heat on the visiting AIS A by defeating them by a score of 7 - 2. The boys is currently two for two. Keep up the good work as the challenge would come when we play OFS Aon the 5th Oct.
Supporters, please watch out for the fixtures on the PE / Activities notice board for the coming weeks.
Have a good long weekend.
First, our senior basketball boys (19U) went over to UWC and played their B team. The home team was confident of an easy win as they have previously defeated Waseda Senior High. Although our boys lost the game 43-40 in overtime, they pushed UWC B all the way.
On the very same day, our 19U girls was making their debut game in a triangular with ISS and CIS. We lost to ISS 3-1 but managed to defeat CIS by a score of 3-2. Well done girls as some are new to the game.
The next day saw both the soccer 19U and 16U B teams taking on CHIS and UWC C teams respectively. It was not a god day for us as both the teams lost; 19U lost to CHIS 1-4 while the 16U to UWC C, 2-5.
The week however, ended on a high note as our 16U A soccer boys turned up the heat on the visiting AIS A by defeating them by a score of 7 - 2. The boys is currently two for two. Keep up the good work as the challenge would come when we play OFS Aon the 5th Oct.
Supporters, please watch out for the fixtures on the PE / Activities notice board for the coming weeks.
Have a good long weekend.
Friday, September 11, 2009
ACSIS Sports Season 1
As our sporting teams are busy preparing and playing in our first ever ACSIS league competition, I would like to thank all the players who has put in the time and effort in their respective sports.
It has been a fruitful week for our soccer and basketball teams.
We started the week with both our 19U and 16U basketball boys playing their first game and we had mixed fortune in results; the senior boys lost to Waseda Shibuya Senior High School but our 16U boys defeated PBHS B team.
The soccer boys were next to play. Although the 19U boys lost to Australian International School, they played well and would definitely do better in their next game. Our 16U boys did better by beating OFS B team.
OUr senior Volleyball team played their first game on Thursday and defeated UWC B team convincingly. We ended off the week with our 19U Basketball team defeating Chatsworth International on Friday.
I would like to congratulate all the players for their effort and to continue to play to their potential in every game.
Next week would be a busy week for the soccer and volleyball teams where all our games will be played on our grounds. Supporters, please look out for the notices for the games dates and timings.
It has been a fruitful week for our soccer and basketball teams.
We started the week with both our 19U and 16U basketball boys playing their first game and we had mixed fortune in results; the senior boys lost to Waseda Shibuya Senior High School but our 16U boys defeated PBHS B team.
The soccer boys were next to play. Although the 19U boys lost to Australian International School, they played well and would definitely do better in their next game. Our 16U boys did better by beating OFS B team.
OUr senior Volleyball team played their first game on Thursday and defeated UWC B team convincingly. We ended off the week with our 19U Basketball team defeating Chatsworth International on Friday.
I would like to congratulate all the players for their effort and to continue to play to their potential in every game.
Next week would be a busy week for the soccer and volleyball teams where all our games will be played on our grounds. Supporters, please look out for the notices for the games dates and timings.
Sunday, September 6, 2009
International Schools Sports Season 1
We, as a member of the ACSIS (Athletic Conference of SIngapore International schools) will be participating in the following sports in the coming season (Sept - Nov); Soccer (16 and Under boys, 19 and under boys and girls), Basketball (16 and under boys, 19 and under boys), Volleyball (19 and under boys) and Netball (14 and under girls). WE have a total of 9 teams playing in the various games.
We hope to make a good impression in all the games so look at the PE and activity notice board for the schedule of the different games and come support the teams.
We hope to make a good impression in all the games so look at the PE and activity notice board for the schedule of the different games and come support the teams.
Monday, August 3, 2009
Basketball selection for the U16.
As we are preparing to particiapate in the coming ACSIS Basketball League, there will be a selection for the 16 and below team on the 17th AUg at 1500 hr at the BAsketball courts. All students who are 16 and below (year 7 - 10) are welcome to attend the selection. See you there.
Our senior boys (19 and below) will also be playing in the coming League.
Our senior boys (19 and below) will also be playing in the coming League.
New Activity -Girls Soccer.
SJII will be starting a girls' soccer team this term to particiapte in the coming ACSIS Soccer League. Training days will be on Wednesdays and the sessions will be taken by Mr. Louglin. If you are interested in the game, do come and join the team.
OSIM Triathlon- Thomas Cheong
In the recently concluded OSIM Triathlon, Thomas Cheong of 9LHA came in 7th overall in the Sprint (junior Boys) category. Well done Thomas!!!
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Basketball Friendly with German School
Our 19 and Under team played a friendly game with their german counterparts on the 1 June at their wonderful indoor hall. It was the team's second game of the season and the first playing in a indoor surface. They started the game nervously but got better as the game went. Slowly but surely., they started to play like a seasoned team.
Leads exchanged hands a couple of times and it was at the final minute that the German boys scored the winning basket. It was certainly a good experience for the boys as they get prepared for their coming league.
Leads exchanged hands a couple of times and it was at the final minute that the German boys scored the winning basket. It was certainly a good experience for the boys as they get prepared for their coming league.
Achievement in climbing
Our own Lynette Koh has been doing very well in the local climbing circuit. She has participated in numerous local competitiion and have been winning. The latest two being Pumpfest 2009 where she come in tops in the novice category and the safra Clinb2 where she finished first in the 15 and Under Category. Well done Lynette.
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
International Schools Athletics Meet (16/05/09)
SJII took part in the international schools athletics meet organised by The French School on the 16 May 2009. This being the first time the school has taken part in the meet, we did ourselves proud by winning in a number of events. The results of those who participated is listed below. The PE Department will continue to have our students involve in competitions where our students can show their talents.
1500 m
BOYS
PERFORMANCE
13 and under
Edward Tan
5mn35s15c 3rd
Manuel Moreno
5mn54s50c
Miguel Alfonso
6mn03s33c
1500 m
GIRLS
PERFORMANCE
15 and under
Lynette Koh
6mn17s42c 1st
Louisa Leow
7mn16s62c 2nd
1500 m
BOYS
16 and under
Joshua PL
5mn38s95c 3rd
1500 m
GIRLS
OPEN
Benita Chua
7mn31s16c 3rd
Tan Shu Yin
7mn42s58c
1500 m
BOYS
OPEN
Vincent Sutanto
5mn52s84c 3rd
Kevin Edward
6mn49s87c
Reinaldo
6mn55s09c
60 M HURDLES
65 CM
BOYS
13 and under
Johann Fernando
9s71c 1st
80 M HURDLES
75 cm
BOYS
16 and under
Brandon Young
13s66c
80 m
GIRLS
13 and under
Andrea Lim
12s72c
Debbie Tan
12s74c
80 m
BOYS
13 and under
Manuel Moreno
10s87c
Johann Fernando
11s44c
Robert Ashburn
11s90c
80 m
BOYS
14 and under
Ben Cher
10s02c 1st
Isaac Yong
10s08c 2nd
Bryan Neubronner
10s30c 3rd
100 m
GIRLS
15 and under
Nicole Lim
18s29c
100 m
GIRLS
16 and under
Isabelle Tan
13s95c 3rd
100 m
BOYS
16 and under
Brandon Young
12s99c
100 m
GIRLS
OPEN
Amanda Duke
14s20c 2rd
100 m
BOYS
OPEN
Quan Qi Tan
12s07c 3rd
Bryan keasberry
12s61c
Edmund Yang
13s00c
3000 m
BOYS + GIRLS
13 +14 + 15 and under
Ewan Mok (14 and Under)
12mn03s00c 1st
Thomas Cheong (15 and Under)
11mn45s00c 1st
3000 m
GIRLS BOYS
OPEN GIRLS + BOYS
David Menon
11mn59s00c
Nalaka Warnakula
15mn57s00c
500 m
BOYS
13 and under
Yuan Jin
1mn45s20c
Hugo Wijaya
2mn01s55c
15 and under
Daryl Seah
1mn24s41c
Kristian Paul
1mn27s44c
500 m
BOYS
OPEN
Christopher Sien
1mn25s07c
Petrus Bosa
1mn28s00c
200 m
BOYS
15 and under
Bryan Neubronner
26s42c 1st
Issac Young
27s01c 2nd
johan fernando
30s01c
200 m
BOYS
16 and under
Daniel Lim
26s30c 3rd
200 m
GIRLS
OPEN
Amanda Duke
32s07c 3rd
Samantha Chua
34s02c
200 m
BOYS
OPEN
Sam padbadri
27s09c 2nd
Sid D'Mello
28s01c 3rd
RELAIS
BOYS
13 and under
SJI2
48s88c
BOYS
15 and under
SJI
40s78c 1st
RELAIS
BOYS
OPEN
SJI1
40s69c 3rd
LONG JUMP
BOYS
PERFORMANCE
13 and under
Johann Fernando
3m85cm
Robert Ashburn
3m74cm
LONG JUMP
BOYS
14 and under
Jordan Teo
4m29cm 3rd
LONG JUMP
BOYS
16 and under
Daniel Lim
4m28cm 3rd
LONG JUMP
GIRLS
OPEN
Samantha Chua
3m31cm
Rachel Foo
3m23cm
Jessica Chan
3m07cm
LONG JUMP
BOYS
OPEN
Bryan Keysberry
5m05cm 2nd
Samper Padbidri
4m80cm 3rd
Christopher Sien
4m50cm
HIGH JUMP
BOYS
13 and under
Robert Ashburn
1m20cm
HIGH JUMP
BOYS
14 and under
Jordan Teo
1m50cm 1st
Bryan Neubronner
1m45cm 3rd
HIGH JUMP
BOYS
OPEN
Sadeep Madurange
1m70cm 1st
SHOT PUT
BOYS
PERFORMANCE
14 and under
Hsin Chong
11m67cm 1st
SHOT PUT
BOYS
16 and under
Brandon Young
9m35cm
SHOT PUT
BOYS
OPEN
Ricardo Seah Sheng Wei
9m90cm 3rd
1500 m
BOYS
PERFORMANCE
13 and under
Edward Tan
5mn35s15c 3rd
Manuel Moreno
5mn54s50c
Miguel Alfonso
6mn03s33c
1500 m
GIRLS
PERFORMANCE
15 and under
Lynette Koh
6mn17s42c 1st
Louisa Leow
7mn16s62c 2nd
1500 m
BOYS
16 and under
Joshua PL
5mn38s95c 3rd
1500 m
GIRLS
OPEN
Benita Chua
7mn31s16c 3rd
Tan Shu Yin
7mn42s58c
1500 m
BOYS
OPEN
Vincent Sutanto
5mn52s84c 3rd
Kevin Edward
6mn49s87c
Reinaldo
6mn55s09c
60 M HURDLES
65 CM
BOYS
13 and under
Johann Fernando
9s71c 1st
80 M HURDLES
75 cm
BOYS
16 and under
Brandon Young
13s66c
80 m
GIRLS
13 and under
Andrea Lim
12s72c
Debbie Tan
12s74c
80 m
BOYS
13 and under
Manuel Moreno
10s87c
Johann Fernando
11s44c
Robert Ashburn
11s90c
80 m
BOYS
14 and under
Ben Cher
10s02c 1st
Isaac Yong
10s08c 2nd
Bryan Neubronner
10s30c 3rd
100 m
GIRLS
15 and under
Nicole Lim
18s29c
100 m
GIRLS
16 and under
Isabelle Tan
13s95c 3rd
100 m
BOYS
16 and under
Brandon Young
12s99c
100 m
GIRLS
OPEN
Amanda Duke
14s20c 2rd
100 m
BOYS
OPEN
Quan Qi Tan
12s07c 3rd
Bryan keasberry
12s61c
Edmund Yang
13s00c
3000 m
BOYS + GIRLS
13 +14 + 15 and under
Ewan Mok (14 and Under)
12mn03s00c 1st
Thomas Cheong (15 and Under)
11mn45s00c 1st
3000 m
GIRLS BOYS
OPEN GIRLS + BOYS
David Menon
11mn59s00c
Nalaka Warnakula
15mn57s00c
500 m
BOYS
13 and under
Yuan Jin
1mn45s20c
Hugo Wijaya
2mn01s55c
15 and under
Daryl Seah
1mn24s41c
Kristian Paul
1mn27s44c
500 m
BOYS
OPEN
Christopher Sien
1mn25s07c
Petrus Bosa
1mn28s00c
200 m
BOYS
15 and under
Bryan Neubronner
26s42c 1st
Issac Young
27s01c 2nd
johan fernando
30s01c
200 m
BOYS
16 and under
Daniel Lim
26s30c 3rd
200 m
GIRLS
OPEN
Amanda Duke
32s07c 3rd
Samantha Chua
34s02c
200 m
BOYS
OPEN
Sam padbadri
27s09c 2nd
Sid D'Mello
28s01c 3rd
RELAIS
BOYS
13 and under
SJI2
48s88c
BOYS
15 and under
SJI
40s78c 1st
RELAIS
BOYS
OPEN
SJI1
40s69c 3rd
LONG JUMP
BOYS
PERFORMANCE
13 and under
Johann Fernando
3m85cm
Robert Ashburn
3m74cm
LONG JUMP
BOYS
14 and under
Jordan Teo
4m29cm 3rd
LONG JUMP
BOYS
16 and under
Daniel Lim
4m28cm 3rd
LONG JUMP
GIRLS
OPEN
Samantha Chua
3m31cm
Rachel Foo
3m23cm
Jessica Chan
3m07cm
LONG JUMP
BOYS
OPEN
Bryan Keysberry
5m05cm 2nd
Samper Padbidri
4m80cm 3rd
Christopher Sien
4m50cm
HIGH JUMP
BOYS
13 and under
Robert Ashburn
1m20cm
HIGH JUMP
BOYS
14 and under
Jordan Teo
1m50cm 1st
Bryan Neubronner
1m45cm 3rd
HIGH JUMP
BOYS
OPEN
Sadeep Madurange
1m70cm 1st
SHOT PUT
BOYS
PERFORMANCE
14 and under
Hsin Chong
11m67cm 1st
SHOT PUT
BOYS
16 and under
Brandon Young
9m35cm
SHOT PUT
BOYS
OPEN
Ricardo Seah Sheng Wei
9m90cm 3rd
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Soccer Friendly
Two of our teams will be in action tomorrow (23rd April 2009). The senior team (U18) will be playing against Waseda Shibuya High School on our ground, kick off at 4.45pm, while our U16 will be taking on Hwa Chong International at Bukit Timah Field, kick off at 3.45pm.
We would appreciate if you would come and support the teams.
Watch this site for the results.
We would appreciate if you would come and support the teams.
Watch this site for the results.
New Term
It was a good break for most of us and it is back to hard work again. For this term, the students will be having their usual fitness test which I might say, some of them have improved tremendously in their running timing.
The stuednts will again be learning new skills during their PE lessons when they rotate in their respective levels.
The weather has been unpredictable, so please put on your sunscreen and remember to drink lots of water. Remember that if your lips are dry, it is a sign that your are beginning to dehydrate.
We will have a fantastic half term.
The stuednts will again be learning new skills during their PE lessons when they rotate in their respective levels.
The weather has been unpredictable, so please put on your sunscreen and remember to drink lots of water. Remember that if your lips are dry, it is a sign that your are beginning to dehydrate.
We will have a fantastic half term.
Monday, March 23, 2009
Tennis Activity
The tennis fees for the next half term is due, please bring in the money ($237.50) either to Gary or Justin Toh befoer the end of this week.
For those who are interested in the holiday camp, please remember to sign up with Gary as soon as possible as places are limited. The camp will be free for existing members and $120 for others. Please pick up the registration form from reception.
For those who are interested in the holiday camp, please remember to sign up with Gary as soon as possible as places are limited. The camp will be free for existing members and $120 for others. Please pick up the registration form from reception.
Badminton Activity
The half term is coming to a close and the badminton activity has gone on well for the past weeks. The activity leaders; Miss Kathy Symth and Miss Rebecca Creme have noticed a vast improvement in most of the students, especially those who were new to the game.
The activity days and venue after the Easter break remain the same for all three groups and the fees for the next half term is $123.60. The fees will be for the period 13th April to 5th June, please have your child /ward bring in the fees before the end of this term (cheque adress to S5 Prosports or cash) .
The activity days and venue after the Easter break remain the same for all three groups and the fees for the next half term is $123.60. The fees will be for the period 13th April to 5th June, please have your child /ward bring in the fees before the end of this term (cheque adress to S5 Prosports or cash) .
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Soccer Freindly against San Yu Adventist School
The boys did well in the game yesterday, defeating the opponents by a 6 - 1 score. The game was the first time the team played together and they did better than expected. The goals was scored by Daniel Woods, Benjamin Woods, Edward Tan (2), Bryan Neubronner and Johann.
The game was also the first competivitve match for many of the boys. More friendlies will definitely be played in the months to come.
The game was also the first competivitve match for many of the boys. More friendlies will definitely be played in the months to come.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Activities; so far.
The activities programme in SJII has been going well for the past three months. With the new attendance tracking system in place, we are able to track errand students who missed activity.
The sporting teams have started having friendlies; the Netball team has been involved in an international schools tournament that takes place every Thursdays. The Newly formed Volleyball team has played its first game beating ICS. The Tennis Team (Girls) will be participating in the coming HCI invitation tournament (28th and 29th March). Meanwhile, the U18 soccer team has played in a mini triangular tournament involving HCI and St. Francis School, which we won (1-0 against HCI and 4-0 against SFS). The U15 played against the ICS U17 and drew 0-0, while the U14 will be playing their first game this Thursday (19th March) against San Yu Adventist school.
All the other activity groups have been going on well too with your continual support, the activity programme in SJII with definitely flourish.
The sporting teams have started having friendlies; the Netball team has been involved in an international schools tournament that takes place every Thursdays. The Newly formed Volleyball team has played its first game beating ICS. The Tennis Team (Girls) will be participating in the coming HCI invitation tournament (28th and 29th March). Meanwhile, the U18 soccer team has played in a mini triangular tournament involving HCI and St. Francis School, which we won (1-0 against HCI and 4-0 against SFS). The U15 played against the ICS U17 and drew 0-0, while the U14 will be playing their first game this Thursday (19th March) against San Yu Adventist school.
All the other activity groups have been going on well too with your continual support, the activity programme in SJII with definitely flourish.
Monday, March 9, 2009
Soccer Friendly
The Soccer Team had their first game of the season last week, with the U15 playing against ICS on Thursday (05/03) and the U18 went up against Hwa Chong International and St. Francis School in a mini Triangular Game.
Although the U15 drew the game against ICS, they did very well as they were playing against the U17 team. A few younger boys stood up during the game; Johann, Manuel, Robert John and Miguel who were all grade 7's. The team had good chances and they passed the physical aspects with flying colours.
The U18 team did better, they played HCI first and won with a Paul Salim' s well taken goal. Afterwhich they had chances but did not put them away. In the second game, the second team took on St Francis school. The idea was to let the players experience a competitive environment. They did not disappoint us and came out 4-0 winners, with Rishi scoring a wonderful goal from a corner.
The team will be playing more friendlies in the months coming.
Although the U15 drew the game against ICS, they did very well as they were playing against the U17 team. A few younger boys stood up during the game; Johann, Manuel, Robert John and Miguel who were all grade 7's. The team had good chances and they passed the physical aspects with flying colours.
The U18 team did better, they played HCI first and won with a Paul Salim' s well taken goal. Afterwhich they had chances but did not put them away. In the second game, the second team took on St Francis school. The idea was to let the players experience a competitive environment. They did not disappoint us and came out 4-0 winners, with Rishi scoring a wonderful goal from a corner.
The team will be playing more friendlies in the months coming.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
HAZE
HOT! HOT! HOT! Thats how the weather has been for the past weeks, and now the haze has join in. First, it was the bush fire that has been happening round island and now news is that bush fire has begun in Indonesia as well.
Please remind your children to bring their water bottle to school fro the PE leesons and to hydrate themselves as often as possible.
Please remind your children to bring their water bottle to school fro the PE leesons and to hydrate themselves as often as possible.
After School Activity - so far
The activity programme has been in full swing for the past weeks and all signs pointing to having a fruitful year for all in SJII.
Our Netball gals has just started on their first tournament of the year. Both the A team and B team are involved. Their games are on Thursdays at UWC, supporters do go laong and give them your support.
The team is in the mist of organising friendlies for the Soccer, Volleyball and Touch Rugby team. Students involved in these activites will definitely be having games on in the near future.
Our Netball gals has just started on their first tournament of the year. Both the A team and B team are involved. Their games are on Thursdays at UWC, supporters do go laong and give them your support.
The team is in the mist of organising friendlies for the Soccer, Volleyball and Touch Rugby team. Students involved in these activites will definitely be having games on in the near future.
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Year 7 Swiming programme
The year 7's swimming programme started on the 2 Feb. The aim of the programme is to have all students to be able to swim at least one stroke at the end of it.
All students will be challenged in their own ways. For beginners, their challenge will be to learn water confidence and at least one stroke. For the more abled students, they will be challenged to complete the STA's distance test of distance of 800m, 1000m or 1500m.
The first lesson has gone off well with the students being classified into the various groups. I am fully confident that your child will benefit from the programme.
All students will be challenged in their own ways. For beginners, their challenge will be to learn water confidence and at least one stroke. For the more abled students, they will be challenged to complete the STA's distance test of distance of 800m, 1000m or 1500m.
The first lesson has gone off well with the students being classified into the various groups. I am fully confident that your child will benefit from the programme.
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Activites 2009
The 2009 activites will begin in the week of 19 January.
All activites, except that of Badminton and Rock Climbing will be held within the school ground.
Badminton for the month of January will be held at Toa Payoh West CC which is at 200 Lorong 2 Toa Payoh S(319642). After the month of January, the activity will be held at Whampoa CC.
Please be reminded that the payment for Badminton and Tennis has to be in by this Wednesday (14th Jan).
All activites, except that of Badminton and Rock Climbing will be held within the school ground.
Badminton for the month of January will be held at Toa Payoh West CC which is at 200 Lorong 2 Toa Payoh S(319642). After the month of January, the activity will be held at Whampoa CC.
Please be reminded that the payment for Badminton and Tennis has to be in by this Wednesday (14th Jan).
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
2009
Hi, it has been a short while since I have written. It is good to be back in school after a well deserved break.
To start, there has been some changes in the PE department; Miss Jasper gone over to head the Elementaty school and Miss Jessica Ladd and Mr. Rowdie has joined us .
Despite all the uncertainty that the world is facing, I strongly believe that 2009 will be a fantastic year for all of us here in SJII.
The activity programme will start on the week of 19 Jan 2009, the students are in the mist of confirming their choices.
A point to note for activites, all absence from the activity day would have to be accompanied by a note form a parent or guardian in the homework diary and to be acknowledge by the teacher before the start of the activity. Failure to do so will be considered as truancy.
As again, looking forward to a wonderful year.
To start, there has been some changes in the PE department; Miss Jasper gone over to head the Elementaty school and Miss Jessica Ladd and Mr. Rowdie has joined us .
Despite all the uncertainty that the world is facing, I strongly believe that 2009 will be a fantastic year for all of us here in SJII.
The activity programme will start on the week of 19 Jan 2009, the students are in the mist of confirming their choices.
A point to note for activites, all absence from the activity day would have to be accompanied by a note form a parent or guardian in the homework diary and to be acknowledge by the teacher before the start of the activity. Failure to do so will be considered as truancy.
As again, looking forward to a wonderful year.
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