In line with one of the values of St.George’s School which is ‘ Respect for Individuals’, where students are taught to respect an individual’s rights, needs and feelings, St George’s School once again organized an event to offer donations to orphans in the school.  The monetary donation was made possible with the generosity of the school community in celebration of Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

This simple yet  meaningful event was held on Wednesday, 22  June 2022 during break time. The presentation of the monetary donation to the orphans was delayed due to school term break and mid-year examination.

This annual event is to cultivate the culture of sharing happiness and care among the students. There were 19 orphans who received the donation on that day.

Principal Janidi Jingan presented the monetary donation to the orphans.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, a preliminary round was held on 9^th April 2021 using video recording. Our team entered the finals on 16^th June 2022. The competition was held separately in the respective schools with video recordings witnessed live by the organizer.

The school team won third place. They received a trophy, certificate of participation and vouchers worth $ 25.00 per participant donated by Samima Company.

Our school was represented by the following students.

1. Alexander Jacklya Dakius

2. Van Persie Ferdinand

3. Sarah Ehyam Enopia Ancero

4. Mark Joseph Duterte Muring

5. Adi Farhan bin Hulubalang Diraja Awg Md Arfandey

Congratulations and well done!

A group of 15 students from St. George's School visited an art exhibition on Saturday 18th June 2022. The exhibition was held at University Brunei Darussalam. The students were accompanied by their Art teacher, Cikgu Afiqah Hanum binti Hj Murni.

The exhibition showcased the works of 53 final year undergraduates of University Brunei Darussalam ( UBD ) who underwent the Design and Creative Industries (DCI) programme. The graduation exhibition 'Spectrum 2022: Infinite' was unveiled under the motto 'Exploring the Unbounded Depth of Creativity'.

This first experience of visiting an art exhibition enabled the St.George's School students to gain additional exposure to art, broadened their mind and encouraged their creative potential whilst making their learning relevant and tangible.

"Artists introduce their visual ideas in various artworks to create something of aesthetic value" and St. George's School is proud to showcase the artistic creation of some young artists whose artworks reflect their talent.

On 26th May 2022, the Humanities Department (Art and Design subject) host an Art exhibition at the school compound. Taking part in the exhibition are 12 Art students from Year 11 and 3 students from Year 9 whose art pieces are displayed for all to see. Teacher Afiqah Hanum, the teacher-in-charge, shares that this exhibition is to encourage self-expression and creativity in her students so that they can build confidence as well as develop a sense of individual identity. Part of their course involves knowledge production where they learn to manage, create, process and share their artwork.

This art exhibition continues on Saturday, 28th May 2022 from 8am until 11:50am

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INDUCTION OF NEW SET OF SGS LEADERS

Students become more responsible if they know that they are part of the system, their voices are heard and listened to, and when they are part of the decision-making process.

Monday 23 May saw a momentous event in the lives of a new set of SGS Leaders for they were inducted and presented to the student body. At the induction ceremony they received the symbol of authority as leaders, the SGS LEADERS  BADGE.

During the induction ceremony, Mr. Eugene Mendoza reminded the student leaders that being Prefects and Monitors is about being Servant Leaders; to serve and not to be served. Responsibilities include helping the Student Affairs Committee in making sure that the students strictly follow the rules and regulations of the school and administering these without fear or favour. Likewise, Principal Janidi Jingan challenged the leaders to be good role models for other students to emulate, to humbly lead their fellow St.Georgians and to, most importantly, excel academically.

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St George's School is pleased to announce this year's Student Affairs officers, Student Affairs committee members and the student leaders. Together we will achieve and together we will succeed.

• Principal
• Deputy Principal
• Head of Secondary

• Apiza binti Abdul Latiff
• Eugenio V Mendoza

• Binoy Sebastian
• Mubarak Hj Ibrahim
• N Sheeba
• Afiqah Hj Murni
• Evelyn Liaw
• Dk Rasinah Hj
• Zulfadhli

• Van Persie Ferdinand

• Sophie Andrea M.Sobejana

• Afiq Hazman bin Agus Sujoko

• Siti Nur'iffatul Wadihah binti Mesli

• Mohd Ammar Razif bin Mohd Masyadi Y7A
• Wafiqa Ayra Y7A
• Nathan Lim Tze Qi Y7B
• Shanelle Liew Wen Shan Y7B
• Nur Aidil Eddie Zam bin Zohan Y8A
• Jennel Sayan Collo Y8A
• Afif Hazman bin Agus Sujoko Y8B
• Orbit Rai Y8B
• Francis John J Ramirez Y9A
• Goh Li Ting Y9A
• Jed Ng Xiang Zhe Y9B
• Nathaniel Silvestre Y9B
• Malinda Joseph Y9B
• Nicholas Wong Sing Wang Y10A
• Nur Farisah Aliah Y10A
• Ayan Ahmed Zakai Y10B
• Justin Low Guo Qian Y10B
• Phoebe Chong @ Chong Xiao Wei Y10B
• Darlene Casey J.Namoc Y10B
• Liew Liew Y11A
• Md Qawi Naqiuddin @ Abdul Qawi Bin Hj Md Shaiful Y11A
• J.Kajanefer Y11B
• Isabelle Lim Jia Xuan Y11B


MONITORS 2022 [SECONDARY]


• Irvince Sylvester anak Nicholas Perait Y7A
• Summer Mikaela Yeo Shuxian Y7A
• Santino Joachim Domaloan Lemque Y7B
• Jasmine Wong Kuan Yue Y7B
• Thahim Shahan Shahul Hameed Y8A
• Nur Syaurah bte Awg Jalil Y8A
• Jamal Limpao Ampang Y8B
• Kelzie De Guzman Gonzalez Y8B
• Abdul Akid bin Abd Kadir Y9A
• Amber Sim Yu Ying Y9A
• Eric John S. Morales Y9B
• Annie Jenelle Serrano Barawed Y9B
• Awang Muhd Zulfadli Basyir bin Awg Abd Razak Y10A
• Celine Wong Yuen Qi Y10A
• Ho Marial Jia Xin Lejano Y10B
• Uziel Allado Galapin Y10B
• Lim Ren Hong Y11A
• Adiba Kamal Orthi Y11A
• Aayun Budhathoki Y11B
• Lim Yee Sean Y11B

Ensuring the health and safety of our students and all school staff from Covid-19 is our prime concern. With the 4 confirmed cases of Covid-19 last week, the school has taken an additional precautionary measure by hiring a reputable and certified disinfectant company to do disinfecting and sanitizing work in all classrooms, special rooms and offices, and whole school compound on Tuesday, 8th February 2022. This is in addition to the current Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) observed by the school as part of the school’s effort to minimize the risk of the virus spreading amongst our school community. We hope this will provide peace of mind for parents and all of us in the school. We also wish those infected students a speedy recovery.

At the same time, we continue to encourage parents to give their full support and cooperation by not sending their children to school when they are sick or not feeling well.

We would like to thank parents, students, teachers and staff for their understanding and cooperation during this challenging time.

"We're All In. Together we can stop the spread of Covid-19".
The Pan American Health Organization World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO).

Schools across the nation began their first term for 2022 on 3rd January only for all levels. This was the first-time students were returning to school for face-to-face learning since the second wave of COVID-19 hit the nation. St. George's School saw 154 eager students from Year 10 and 11 return to school for on-site learning.

As part of the school's Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for students to return for on-site learning, all students had their temperatures checked before being allowed on school premises. The new normal also required the students to ensure they were double vaccinated and then, to conduct Antigen Rapid Tests (ART) upon arrival. Assigned teachers were on hand to assist students in carrying out the tests. This testing is set to be conducted every Monday morning in classes.

In like manner, all teachers and staff also underwent ART in a set room before being allowed admittance into the respective offices and staffroom. It was the second time teachers and staff conducted the tests as all were required to do so the previous week in preparation for the students' return to school grounds. Students, teachers, and staff all tested negative on Monday, 3rd January 2022 and so classes were carried out with minds at ease.

Despite the many challenges COVID-19 has brought and caused in its wake, St. George's School remains undeterred and steadily resolute in ensuring students receive the best education, whether from on-site learning or online.

On 3 January 2022 St George's School will be welcoming the Years 10 and 11 students to on-site learning. This will be followed by the Years 7 to 9 students on 17 January 2022. The transition back to school will see parents and guardians busy making school fee payments and purchasing school materials for their child/children. 

St.George's School has implemented the necessary Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for parents and visitors. All parents and visitors to the school are required to scan on the BruHealth QR code and have their body temperature checked before they are allowed to enter the school compound. Only those with green or yellow QR code are allowed entry. Those who are not fully vaccinated are required to show their Antigen Rapid Test (ART) results. 

Seats are set apart for parents or visitors to wait their turn to be served at the school counters so that social distancing is practised. Hand sanitizers are also provided at the entrance to the school compound. 

The Covid-19 pandemic has caused widespread disruptions to schools and centres of learning. Nevertheless, with proper implementation of SOPs and good practices, our students should be safe to transition back to school.

On 30th December 2021, all teachers and administrators of St George's School did their first Antigen Rapid Test (ART) for Covid-19 as instructed by the Ministry of Education (Brunei).

The procedures to perform the ART were briefed thoroughly by Miss Jasmine for both the Kindergarten and Primary Section, and Mr Aywen for both the Secondary and Administration Section. The event went smoothly and everyone was happy to see a negative result for Covid-19.

Lastly, we are very thankful to the Government of Brunei, through the Ministry of Education, for sponsoring the essential ART kits to our beloved school.

For years, students' learning activities were limited to classrooms, usually following the passive, teacher-centric model. However, the rise in digital transformation has brought a new alternative in the form of hybrid learning.

The sudden and widespread disruption caused by the Second Wave of Covid in the country has forced educators to evolve their approach to ensure learning continuity for all students, and hybrid learning continues to be at the core of this evolution.

Hybrid learning is a new educational model that involves some students attending class in-person, while, simultaneously, others join virtually from other locations, whether that's home, a dormitory, or a cafe with internet access. While the concepts of blended and e-learning have been around for some time in our school, hybrid learning marks the next step.

A short meeting was held in School with the aim of providing a quick guideline to teachers on new normal ways to deliver lessons to student with the start of the 2022 school year. The session covered Key concepts on using Hybrid Teaching Methodology and was conducted by Teacher Luxman, the Head of ICT Department, with directives from school principal Mr. Janidi Jingan. "There's no doubt that the pandemic has highlighted the importance of building robust and resilient education systems, and leaders around the world are now exploring the best approaches for guaranteeing learning continuity in post-pandemic times. Having already proven to be a successful approach during the pandemic, Hybrid Learning is about to become the new normal of future education," said Principal Janidi. He emphasised that teachers are to use Teams as the official platform to establish communication between teachers and students.