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.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
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.
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