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St. George's School is a catholic mission school established since 1937.
Our mission is to provide opportunities for the overall integral development of each student.
Its multi-cultural community comprises of preschoolers, primary students and secondary students. Dedicated and committed staff strives to provide a stimulating environment that prepares students to be independent learners.
Its curriculum equips students to further their studies at any higher institutions nationally and internationally.
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Wed, 27 May 2026 - To All Parents/Guardians: Term Break Notice
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- Thu, 16 Apr 2026 - To all Parents/Guardians of Year 11 (2025). Please be informed that the GCE 'O' Level Oct/Nov 2025 original certificate is ready for collection at the Admin office. Office Hours: 7.30am-4.00pm, Monday-Thursday & Saturday.
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Thu, 2 Apr 2026 - To all Parents/Guardians: Notice on Distribution of First Assessment Progress Report
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Fri, 13 Mar 2026 - To all Parents/Guardians: Notice on School Break
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Wed, 11 Feb 2026 - To all Parents/Guardians; Notice on School Hours During Ramadhan
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Fri, 30 Jan 2026 - Cancellation of Classes on 31st January 2026
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Mon, 29 Dec 2025 - To all Parents/Guardians concerned: Notice on Commencement of Classes for Academic Year 2026
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Mon, 10 Nov 2025 - To All Parents/Guardians: Notice on Year-End Arrangements/Activities.
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Wed, 17 Sep 2025 - To all Parents/Guardians: Notice on 35th National Teacher's Day Celebratiion
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Sat, 19 Jul 2025 - To all KG and Primary Parents & Guardians: Notice on Annual Novelty Games 2025.
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On the 30th of May 2026, 3 students, Abigail Calimbas Olayvar and Sauleha Suleman from 10B and Shaahana Sheikh from 11B were selected to join the Global Awareness & Impact Alliance (GAIA) ‘Own Your Feed’ Creative Campaign supported by the Australian High Commission of Brunei which had taken place at the UBD Core.
In this campaign, students learned why it is important to pause before sharing online content, especially if it may be AI-shaped. This helped them to verify the source of the content before spreading false information. Students formed teams with students from different schools in Brunei. Each team was told to create an awareness campaign that helps others make safer and more responsible choices online. Each team had a different case to present. At the end of the workshop, all the teams had to present their content.
Towards the end of the event, certificates of completion had been given out. Additionally, Abigail Calimbas Olayvar from 10B had received a certificate for the best speaker. The students had gained knowledge on how to use AI more efficiently and responsibly. They also learned how to differentiate fake news from real ones and to take precautions to avoid falling into the trap of scams. A point mentioned by one of the speakers was “They learned you, now learn them”
On Saturday, 13th June 2026, St George's School held its 2026 Entrepreneur Day. Upper secondary students from Years 9 to 11 were allowed to open their long-awaited stalls, welcoming not only fellow SGS students, but also teachers, parents, and friends. In preparation for this event, students worked tirelessly to promote their businesses through posters around the school, as well as advertisements on social media.
This year’s SGS Entrepreneur Day featured a vibrant mix of sweet and savoury offerings. Among the highlights were refreshing ice creams and drinks, including WonderFloats, which featured its popular Coke Float alongside a range of cooling beverages and desserts, perfect for Brunei’s hot weather. Returning favourites from last year also made a comeback, such as Whisk’d and D’Oasis. D’Oasis attracted visitors with its refreshing summer drinks, while Whisk’d offered a more specialised experience with authentic Japanese matcha drinks and desserts imported from Japan.
The savoury stalls drew large crowds with a wide variety of comfort foods. Burgers, fried chicken, loaded fries, and Korean corndogs were among the favourites, offered by stalls such as FryNation, Big Back Burgers, Grilled Society, Cherry Chicks, Crispy Cravings, and Tung-Tung Corndawgs. Zipties stood out by preparing pasta live on-site, while Dinolicious impressed visitors with its creative dinosaur-themed presentation paired with fresh nachos. Fizzchic offered a unique blend of savoury and sweet with homemade sourdough sandwiches, and Tastytracks added a creative twist with tanghulu, kunafa, and Dubai chocolate-inspired treats.
The drinks and dessert stalls showcased impressive creativity and variety. Cloud 4 Café, One Last Sip, Panda’s Palette, Balikbayan-Sips, and You Are My Sunshine offered refreshing beverages ranging from mango yoghurt and matcha drinks to Filipino-inspired refreshments and fruit-based coolers. Meanwhile, Naddy Crumbles, WhimsyBakery, Scooped, and Noemie delighted visitors with homemade cookies, brownies, cakes, and desserts, each featuring unique recipes, branding, and signature products. Yarneez also offered a non-food alternative, selling stickers, keychains, and badges inspired by popular franchises.
Despite the challenges and unexpected hiccups faced throughout the event, most students agreed that it was a rewarding and valuable experience. Managing resources, handling large crowds, and adapting to unexpected situations highlighted important areas for improvement in future events. More importantly, the experience provided students with valuable hands-on learning in financial management, and teamwork, as they worked together as St. Georgians towards a common goal. The event served as both an enjoyable and educational experience, helping students develop essential life skills beyond the classroom.
Members of the school's Taekwondo CCA club recently achieved commendable results at the 3rd Brunei Darussalam Inter-Club Taekwondo Championship, held on 14 June 2026 at the Taekwondo Hall, Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium, Berakas. The tournament featured competitions in Hammadang, Poomsae, and Kyorugi (Sparring), bringing together taekwondo clubs from across Brunei Darussalam.
Among the standout performers was Cale Racha Balang of Year 4B, who delivered an exceptional performance by winning three Gold Medals and one Silver Medal. He secured Gold Medals in the Speed Kick, Long Jump, and Individual Poomsae events, while earning a Silver Medal in the High Jump event. His achievement reflects the dedication, discipline, and perseverance he has shown in his taekwondo training.
The school also congratulates Muhammad Farish Mikhail bin Mohammad Sairani of Year 7B, who won a Bronze Medal in Kyorugi (Sparring), and Muhammad Areef bin Hj Haironni of Year 10B, who also earned a Bronze Medal in Kyorugi (Sparring). Their accomplishments are a testament to their hard work and commitment to the sport.
We are proud to celebrate the achievements of these students and commend them for their determination and sporting excellence. We wish them continued success in their future taekwondo endeavours.
On the 4th of May 2026, a total of 32 Year 10 and Year 11 students were proudly awarded their certificates in recognition of their successful completion of the AI Ready ASEAN programme.
The programme is organised by the ASEAN Foundation with support from Google.org and Universiti Teknologi Brunei (UTB) as the Local Implementing Partner.
As part of the programme requirements, participating students were required to complete all chapters of a 12-hour online AI learning module. These modules covered essential aspects of artificial intelligence, and all participants successfully met the completion deadline on 24 April 2026.
The AI Ready ASEAN programme aims to enhance awareness and understanding of artificial intelligence among students and educators across the ASEAN region. Through this initiative, students gained valuable knowledge about the responsible use of AI, including key topics such as privacy, ethical considerations, and the broader awareness of how AI impacts society.
Overall, the programme has equipped students with important digital skills and a deeper understanding of AI, preparing them to navigate an increasingly technology-driven world with responsibility and confidence.
St. George's School successfully concluded its Primary Leadership Camp 2026, a transformative 2D1N residential program held from 29th to 30th May at the Sumbiling Eco Village. The initiative, themed "Learn, Lead, Grow" served as a gesture of appreciation for the school's prefects and monitors while focusing on turning information into practical leadership and teamwork skills.
The camp commenced with an inspiring opening address by the School Principal, Mr. Janidi Jingan, who emphasized that true leadership is rooted in character building and fostering empathy. Central to the camp's mission was the "Transformation over Information" mindset, encapsulated by the powerful guiding principle: "Don't Just Carry a Badge, Become a Bridge". This core philosophy was championed by Madam Alice Ting, Head of Primary and the Camp Organizer, whose sessions provided the vital intellectual and emotional framework required for these young leaders to build unshakable confidence and lead with integrity.
The first day, themed "Jungle Immersion", saw student leaders diving into the heart of the Temburong rainforest to master survival skills, including shelter building and traditional fishing. Participants also embarked on a rainforest trek to identify medicinal herbs and edible plants, while cultural activities like bamboo chicken cooking and blowpipe practice further enriched their experience.
The second day focused on "Growth & Teamwork", featuring hands-on learning with nature through lemongrass farming. Students also participated in creative teambuilding challenges designed to sharpen their strategy and group dynamics.
The school acknowledged the guiding presence of Deputy Principal Mr. Luxman and the organizing committee members, whose meticulous planning and logistical coordination ensured a secure and transformative environment for all participants.
The event reached its peak during the closing ceremony with an energetic delivery by the Chairman of the School Board of Governors, Mr. Anthony Liew. His insightful guidance encouraged the young St. Georgians to lead with resilience and integrity.
The camp successfully achieved its goals of discovering leadership within each individual, cultivating a growth mindset, and fostering a deeper appreciation for cultural and environmental stewardship. As these young leaders return to their academic lives, they carry with them strengthened teamwork skills and a renewed sense of confidence to navigate future challenges.
On the morning of 23rd May 2026, it was pure storybook magic at St. George's School Kindergarten Book Character Dress-Up Day! 📚✨ Classrooms were transformed into a world where favorite book characters stepped right off the pages and into real life. We saw brave adventurers, silly animals, magical princesses, superheroes and so many creative costumes that brought big smiles to everyone’s faces. From tiny hats and capes to handmade props and colorful outfits, every child proudly shared the character they love most and the stories that inspire them.
Book Character Dress-Up Day reminds us that reading is more than learning words on a page — it helps children dream bigger, build confidence, explore emotions, and develop a lifelong love for books. Through stories, children learn kindness, courage, friendship, curiosity, and the power of imagination. Seeing our kindergarteners proudly become their favorite characters was a beautiful celebration of creative and joyful learning.
A huge thank you to all the families who helped create such thoughtful and imaginative costumes and to our little learners for bringing so much energy, wonder, and personality into the classrooms today. The smiles, laughter, and excitement we shared are memories we will treasure for a very long time 💛📖
The Rotary Club of Bandar Seri Begawan (RCBSB) held its annual Bursary Awards ceremony on 3 May 2026 at the Fuzhou Shiyyi Association building. The event recognised the dedication and contributions of teachers as well as the academic excellence of students who performed well in the public examinations. The ceremony also saw the presentation of bursaries to deserving students from six (6) schools and one (1) Private Nursing College, providing financial support and encouragement as they continue their educational journey underscoring RCBSB’s continued commitment to supporting education and student welfare.
St. George’s School is proud to congratulate Teacher Daphne Lai on receiving the Best Teacher Award, in recognition of her dedication to students’ learning and development. While Dhivya Sri Loganathan received the Best Student Award for her exceptionally outstanding results in the 2025 GCE O Level Examination. Additionally, five (5) students were granted full financial assistance, providing encouragement and support as they pursue their educational goals.
To our bursary recipients, RCBSB reminds you to stay focused and not be sidetracked by unnecessary distractions. Believe in yourselves and commit wholeheartedly to your studies, as this is your most important responsibility at this stage of life. Let perseverance, discipline, and determination guide you as you work towards your academic goals. With hard work and gratitude, you will one day be able to honour your parents’ sacrifices and make meaningful contributions to society.
The school community and parents would like to express our sincere appreciation to the Rotary Club of Bandar Seri Begawan (RCBSB) for their unwavering generosity and support. May this recognition serve as a source of motivation for all award recipients to continue striving for academic excellence and to work diligently towards achieving their aspirations and dreams.
University of Brunei Darussalam (UBD), Chancellor Hall
Wednesday, 29 April 2026
Forty students from Year 10A and Year 9A enjoyed an enriching educational visit to the ARCHIVIA: Design and Creative Industries Graduation Exhibition, held at Chancellor Hall, University of Brunei Darussalam (UBD), on Wednesday, 29 April 2026. The visit was led by Art teacher Cikgu Hajah Afiqah Hanum binti Haji Murni, with support from Teacher Amirah Syasya binti Hj Ahmad.
The visit aimed to broaden students’ understanding of the rapidly evolving design and creative industries, offering them the opportunity to engage directly with innovative and professionally produced work by graduating UBD students. As they toured the exhibition, students explored a wide range of creative disciplines, including graphic design, multimedia, and visual arts, gaining valuable insight into how artistic ideas are developed into purposeful, real-world outcomes.
The experience proved both inspiring and informative, sparking students’ creativity and encouraging them to think more critically about artistic concepts and design processes. It also helped them appreciate how creativity can be applied across different professional contexts, while opening their minds to potential future academic and career pathways within the creative sector.
Overall, the visit was a highly rewarding experience, deepening students’ appreciation of creative expression and innovation. Opportunities such as this play an important role in nurturing students’ confidence, broadening their perspectives, and supporting their aspirations for the future.
On 23rd April 2026, five students from Year 9B had the exciting opportunity to attend the International Girls in ICT Day event organized by Authority for Info-communications Technology Industry of Brunei Darussalam (AITI) at the Chancellor Hall of Universiti Brunei Darussalam. The event was specially held for girls to celebrate their role in technology and inspire more young women to explore ICT.
Throughout the day, the students joined several fun and interactive workshops, which included AI talks on awareness and ethics, a Google Teachable Machine demo, a Vibe Coding workshop, and a Solution Development challenge. These activities gave them a chance to learn how technology can solve real-life problems in creative and practical ways.
The AI awareness and ethics session was especially important, as it showed both the advantages and disadvantages of artificial intelligence. It explained how AI can make tasks faster and easier, but also how it must be used responsibly to avoid issues such as misinformation, privacy concerns, and overdependence on technology.
One of the highlights was the Vibe Coding workshop, where coding felt less like schoolwork and more like bringing ideas to life. It was simple and easy to understand therefore the girls immediately enjoyed their time tinkering around with the coding.
During the Solution Development challenge, the four students created a cooking app for teenagers who struggle with limited ingredients, busy schedules, and tight budgets. The app would suggest easy and affordable recipes using ingredients already at home, making cooking simpler and less stressful. It was a creative idea that showed how technology can make daily life easier.
They also learned from other students’ app presentations, especially those focused on online safety, which highlighted the dangers of the internet such as scams, fake identities, and online predators. It reminded everyone, especially young girls, to stay alert, protect their personal information, and be careful when interacting with strangers online.
Although the school did not place in the Top 5, the students still saw the experience as a big win. They learned new skills, worked as a team, and gained confidence. The event was a meaningful experience that inspired the girls to dream bigger and showed them that women have an important place in the future of technology.
Ten of our students recently participated in the 21st International School Brunei (ISB) Borneo Global Issues Conference (BGIC), a prestigious four-day student-led event held from 10th to 13th April 2026 at the International Convention Centre (ICC) in Berakas.
This year’s conference centred on 'Sustainable Development Goal 7: Affordable and Clean Energy – How can international cooperation help secure SDG 7 more effectively?' The event brought together over 300 student delegates from 23 schools, including one school from overseas, providing a dynamic platform for thoughtful discussion, debate, and collaboration on one of today’s most pressing global challenges.
The conference was officially launched by Her Royal Highness Paduka Seri Pengiran Anak Isteri Pengiran Anak Sarah binti Pengiran Haji Salleh Ab Rahaman on Sunday, 12th April 2026 during an opening ceremony attended by distinguished guests, including Yang Berhormat Dato Seri Setia Awang Haji Nazmi Bin Haji Mohamad, Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, and Yang Berhormat Datin Seri Setia Dr Hajah Romaizah binti Haji Md Salleh, Minister of Education.
Keynote addresses were delivered by Mr Ken O’Flaherty, Acting British High Commissioner to Brunei Darussalam, and Mr Tim Jarvis AM, a renowned British-Australian environmental scientist, explorer, author, and documentary filmmaker. Their insights challenged students to consider the global realities of energy sustainability and the importance of international cooperation in securing a cleaner future.
Throughout the conference, our students actively engaged in committee sessions, collaborated with peers from other schools, and contributed thoughtfully to General Assembly debates. The experience not only strengthened their public speaking and critical thinking skills but also deepened their understanding of global energy issues and diplomacy.
We are especially proud to share that one of our students, Jasper Oliver Tan of Year 11B, was awarded Best Delegate for his forum, an outstanding achievement that recognises his leadership, depth of research, and excellence in debate. This honour reflects the dedication and preparation of all our participating students, who represented our school with professionalism and integrity.
We commend our ten delegates for their commitment and enthusiasm throughout the four-day event. Their participation in BGIC demonstrates our school’s ongoing commitment to developing globally minded, informed, and confident young leaders.
Congratulations to all involved on a remarkable achievement.