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Introduction Clubs & SOCIETIES

2 ~ Directors' Message
3 ~ Principals' Message
4 ~ Editorial Team
secondary
5-6 ~ Secondary
Faculty & Staff
7-11 ~ Year-7 Classes
12-17 ~ Year-8 Classes
18-21 ~ Year-9 Classes
22-24 ~ Year-10 Classes
25-28 ~ Year-11 Classes
Primary
64-65 ~ Primary
Faculty & Staff
66-67 ~ Year-1 Classes
68 ~ Year-2 Class
69 ~ Year-3 Class
70-71 ~ Year-4 Classes
72-73 ~ Year-5 Classes
74-75 ~ Year-6 Classes
29 ~ Crochet
30 ~ Culinary & Science
31 ~ Hobby Exploration
32 ~ Youth Fellowship
33 ~ Board Games & Chess
34 ~ Dance & Performing
Arts
35 ~ Book Club & Public
Speaking
36 ~ Arts & Craft Making
37 ~ Basketball & Ping
Pong
38 ~ Worship Mentoring
39 ~ New Song Feature
Events
40 ~ Y11 Sunway Trip
41-42 ~ Entrepreneurship
Week
43-44 ~ Y9-11 Camp
45-46 ~ Y7-8 Camp
47-48 ~ Primary Camp
49-52 ~ Sports Day
& Tournaments
53-54 ~ Charity Carnival
55-58 ~ Student Literature
59-60 ~ Student Art
61-62 ~ Student Poetry
63 ~ Teachers’ Day
 MESSAGE FROM OUR
DIRECTORS
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D ear Readers,
We are proud to present the
Arrows Magazine 2023! This is our second E-
Magazine and our ninth annual publication
since the very first in 2013. The magazine
length has also increased in tandem with our
school’s growth in size and variety of events.
This has been the labor of love of Mr. Jarrett
and the Arrows Editorial team. Thank you for
your time and commitment in putting
together this work, and for a job well done!
Appreciation too goes to the other students
who contributed photos, art, and articles
that have enriched the pages of this book.
Moving forward, we certainly hope to see
more students participate in this endeavor
that provides an excellent showcase of the
creative talents our students have around
print publication.
What an eventful year we have had! We
welcomed the return of the long-awaited
Arrows Charity Fundraising Carnival, our
fourth so far, and the first since the
pandemic lockdown period ended. The
students put up a stellar effort to raise a
record-setting amount for three charities!
We were greatly moved by the amazing
support and generosity of parents, family,
and friends who came out in full force to
make this event a huge success.
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Likewise, field trips were brought back
after a two-year hiatus due to the
pandemic. The students had the
opportunity to engage in a fun and
educational day outside of school.
For Sports Day, we introduced our very
first Arrows Sportsman and Sportswoman
of the Year awards. The winners certainly
made Arrows sports history!
This year also saw us organizing Love
Malaysia Day in conjunction with Hari
Merdeka, where we instilled in our
students a love for this country, and
encouraged them to be positive
contributors to this blessed nation.
And this is just to name a few. Do read on
to catch a glimpse of the other events, and
please take time to enjoy the artwork and
written contributions from our gifted
students.
In closing, we want to thank God for His
Faithfulness. We also want to extend our
deepest gratitude to all our parents,
students, teachers, and administrative
staff for helping make 2023 another
fruitful year. And God willing, we will
continue to do our best in sowing into the
next generation.
With much love,
Mr. Damien & Ms. Mei Ying
School Directors
 MESSAGES FROM OUR

PRINCIPALS
It is a privilege and honour to pen a few words in the Arrows

RANJIT
School Magazine 2023.
As I look back at the academic year 2023, I have nothing but
a great sense of satisfaction that it was a journey that was
fulfilling.
We celebrated many successful, joyous, and treasurable
moments in activities organised throughout the year.
LINGAM
Yes, there were challenges like every other organisation. We
pushed through with God as our ‘rudder’ with purpose,
passion, and perseverance. The most amazing part is that
we do it as a family, which is made up of our teachers,
administrative staff, students, and parents.
There was no lack of dynamism, the readiness to adapt and
adopt, new perspectives in the implementation of
curricular and co-curricular activities, and the unceasing
flow of creativity by our dear students. All this made 2023 a
year to reflect and declare thanks to God for His favour
upon Arrows International School.
I am proud to be a part of nurturing young minds not to be
of the world but to be transformed to be of the Word.
Finally, I would like to share this: Success is hardly
instantaneous but surely through true grit perseverance,
and hard work.

Ms Ranjit
Principal
Arrows International School

As we conclude this year, my heart brims with gratitude

for our journey. Let's thank the Lord for His unwavering
guidance and love.
Our students have shown remarkable dedication and
resilience, excelling in academics and beyond. Your
determination inspires us all. Keep pursuing knowledge
and growth.
To our Year 6 graduating students, congratulations on
reaching this important milestone! Your hard work and
accomplishments have brought you to this moment. As
you embark on the next chapter of your educational
journey, carry with you the lessons you've learned and the
friendships you've forged. We believe in your potential
and look forward to seeing you flourish in the years to
come.
Parents, your trust and support are invaluable. Our
partnership creates a nurturing environment.
Teachers and staff, your tireless efforts have a profound
impact on our students' lives. Let's continue our mission
together.
Looking ahead, let's embrace optimism, collaboration, and
trust in the Lord. With determination, we can achieve
greatness on this educational journey.

CHARIS As we approach the new year, may we lean on the Lord for
wisdom and strength, confident in the promises and hope

YANG
He holds for our school community.

Ms Charis
Vice Principal
Arrows International School
 the team behind the
MAGAZINE
MESSAGE FROM THE
CHIEF EDITOR
I am humbled and elated to share my thoughts on
what an immense honor it has been to serve as the
President of the Editorial Team for the year 2023.
This journey has been an incredible one, filled with
growth, inspiration, and a deep sense of purpose.
Joining the 2023 Editorial Team was not just an
opportunity; it was an invitation to become a
steward of the school's voice and spirit. Together
with our dedicated team of writers, editors, and
creatives, we embarked on a mission to amplify the
voices and stories that make our school community
so unique.
Being entrusted with the role of President added
an extra layer of responsibility, and I
wholeheartedly embraced it. It has been an
absolute privilege to lead this talented group of
individuals who share a passion for storytelling,
journalism, and creativity.
As the President of the 2023 Editorial Team, I want
to express my deepest gratitude to the school
administration, my fellow team members, and every
student who has supported us along the way. This
journey has not only been a testament to the honor
of holding this position but also a testament to the
incredible spirit of Arrows International School.
Russel Teh, Chief Editor
2023
FROM THE
VICE-EDITORS
I am delighted to provide you with Arrows 2023 Magazine with
a physical edition available to enjoy and allow our seniors or
any students to have a physical copy for them to reminisce
easily whether they are in college or working in their coming
years. I am very glad to be able to have the opportunity to have
this role as it gave me an experience not to be forgotten as I
graduate this year. I hope the Editorial Teams in the coming
years will be able to take inspiration from our edition.
P.S. Russel’s essay is written by ChatGPT.
Brandon Ong, Assistant Editor
As an assistant editor for this year's editorial club, I’ve
improved my editing skills and learned more leadership skills.
At the same time, this club improved my relationship with old
friends and helped me gain new ones. I’m very grateful to Mr.
Jarrett for trusting me with this role. This has both
encouraged and motivated me to continue pursuing this job for
the years to come. As such, I will remain in this club for years
and hope to climb higher. As the famous philosopher Martin
Buber once said "All journeys have secret destinations of
which the traveler is unaware”. I am very excited for the
students and teachers to see the destination A.K.A the
magazine!
Angel Goh, Assistant Editor
Editorial Team Members
Ashton Woo (11G) Charmaine Tan (8B)
Brian Hoe (11Y) Elise Ng (8B)
Christal Chan (9G) Emma Yong (8S)
Leong Tian Yu (9G) Henken Yee (8S)
Natalie Chau (9R) Iris Mok (8P)
Renee Ng (9B) Joselyn Yap (8B)
Renee Si (9Y) Melissa Loke (8P)
Chan Yu (7R) Ng Min Qi (8B)
Hester Yap (7Y) Ryan Lee (8G)
Teh Zi Shayne (8Y)
Lu Xue Min (7Y)
Signed, Editorial Team 2023
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 7 Green

Top from left to right: Jayden, Marcus, Eze, Nathan, Maxlon, Wei Ze, Raphael, Cayden, Brandon, Kingsley, Wen Zhe, Ming Zhe
Bottom from left to right: Caleb, Zi Ying, Xi Wen, Yan Tong, Ashlyn, Emily, Jing Xuen, Ms Damya, Jaevy, Suanne, Andrea, Amanda,
Shanice, Benjamin

DESCRIBE YOUR CLASS IN A SHORT PHRASE

Amanda Tan Hui Theng: Talkative and Lau Jing Xuen: Chaotic, fun and smart.
friendly.
Lee Wen Zhe: Lively, fun
Andrea Lee Xin Tong: Amazing, awesome,
welcoming and interesting. Leong Ming Zhe: Hardworking

Ashlyn Teow Jia-Hui: Lively and fun Marcus Chang Ze Heng: epic

Brandon Khoo Poh Jiun: Funny and Chaotic Nathan Tan Yi Hen: lively, funny

Cheah Ern Hoong(Benjamin): Funny New Suanne: Active, fun, welcoming and
kind
Chin Caleb: Hardworking
Pang Xi Wen: Talkative and amazing
Emily Leong Jia Ern: Amazing, chaotic
Raphael Soo Zi Chao: Chaotic, funny and
Goh Wei Ze: Fun really loud

Ho Yee Wey (Maxlon): Chaotic, lively, funny Shanice Goh Xuan Ying: Rather chaotic (in
a good way) and loud
Jaevy Yeo Ee Rou: Hardworking and
trustworthy Tang Zi Ying: noisy and sometimes
interesting
Jayden Lee Underwood: Very inspirational,
funny Yap Yan Tong: fun, talkative and friendly

Kwan Cayden: Chaotic and funny Wong Kingsley: Like a fun party everyday

Wong Eze: Lively

 7 Yellow

Top from left to right: Janix, Amanda, Mischa, Ainsley, Alyssa, Chloe, Jade, Esther, Min Xuan, Men Wai, Shermine (Xue Min),
Carrie, Hester, Charmaine
Bottom from left to right: Declan, Jared, Ethan, Jaden Yap, Cayden, Jayden Chin, Ms Manisha, Timothy, Caleb, Melwynn,
Lucas, Torres

DESCRIBE YOUR CLASS IN ONE WORD

Ainsley Woo Xinjie: Lovable Hester Yap Jia Qi: Eye-catching

Alyssa Tan Ern Hui: Enthusiastic Jade Hui Xian Chaumont: Wild

Amanda Sam Jo Yee: Entertaining Jaden Yap Tz An: Smart

Caleb Koh Zhe Kai: Funny Jared Ling Zhi Hans: Energetic

Carrie Yap Li Xin: Unique Lau En Tong (Declan): Enthusiastic

Cayden Chuah Qi Hooi: Built-different Loh Min Xuan: Funny

Charmaine Huang: Energetic Lucas Tan Khai Hong: Aesthetic

Chin Juin Yan (Jayden): Wild Melwynn Peh Tjin Yong: Different

Chloe Chang Poh Yee: Enthusiastic Mischa Yow Mae-Xian: Extraordinary

Ethan Chen Ho Hee: Funny Timothy Bang Yu Chen: Hyperactive

Fong Poh Yan (Esther): Funny Yee Shing Mann (Janix): Comedy

Foong Men Wai: Welcoming Lu Xue Min: Funny

Chow Man Him (Torres): Eccentric

 7 Blue

Top from left to right : Yu Zhe, Evan, Jake, Isaac, Zhi Hei, Leonidas, Shane, Wei Jun, Dominique, Marcus, Caylan, Benjamin, Jon
Bottom from left to right: Charlize, Chloe, Claire, Hoi Thong, Kah Mun, Yee Chyen, Ms Chan, Kai Xin, Yee Teng, Janice, Ava, Yu Ting
(Kady), Audrey

WHICH CLASSMATES DO YOU HOPE TO SEE UNTIL

YEAR 11, AND WHY?
Audrey Liew Yi Xuan: Kai Xin, Kah Mun, and Chloe, because they’re my best friends.
Ava Ngui Wern Yen: Charlize, Yee Teng, or Zhi Hei since I’m close to them.
Benjamin Yam: Leo, Yu Zhe, Zhi Hei, and Wei Jun because they are cool.
Caylan Kaw Cheng Shan: Jake, Marcus, Evan and Shane
Chan Kai Xin: Audrey, Kah Mun, and Chloe (they’re the closest ones).
Charlize Cheah Yun: Makayla, Janice, Kady
Chee Qwan Minn (Dominique): Leonidas, because he's my best friend.
Chloe Jessica Chong Kah Yen: Kady, Kah Mun, Kai Xin, because they're my close friends.
Choon Yee Teng: Charlize, Makayla, Ava, Yee Chyen, Claire, and Jamie since I’m comfortable with them.
Choong Kah Mun: Chloe, Charlize, Kady, Kai Xin and Makayla.
Evan Lam Jun Mun: Jake, Shane, Caylan, Leonidas, and Marcus.
Jake Lim Qi Hao: Marcus, Evan, Shane, Caylan, Dominic (because friends)
Janice Tai Yi Yan: Charlize, Makayla, Kah Mun and Kady
Jon Victor Tham: Claire, because she's my friend.
Leong Zhi Hei: Leonidas, Benjamin, Yu Zhe
Leonidas Wan Yan Kin: Ben, Zhi Hei, Yu Zhe, Wei Jun
Lok Roon Thong (Claire): Yee Chyen, Ava, Kahmun, because they're my friends.
Ong Yu Ting (Kady): Chloe, Kah Mun, Charlize, Kai Xin, Makayla, Janice, Ava, and Claire because they are
special in my heart.
Ooi Ze Kai (Marcus): Jake, Shane, Evan, and Caylan because they’re my friends.
Wong Hoi Thong (Makayla): Charlize, Janice, Kah Mun, and Kady (Ong Yu Ting) because they are my best
friends.
Isaac Tung Hoe Mun: Sek Wei Jun, Benjamin, and Shane because they are my friends.
Tan Yee Chyen: I would choose Claire because she’s my BFF.
Shane Lim Zhen Hung: Jake, Leonidas, Benjamin, Zhi Hei, and Evan because they are my friends.
Tan Yu Zhe: Benjamin, Zhi Hei, Wong Hoi Thong, Leo, and Sek Wei Jun because they are my best friends.
Sek Wei Jun: Benjamin, Zhi Hei, Leo, Shane, Yu Zhe, and Jon because they are my friends.
 7 Red

Top from left to right: Sky, Jaden Ng, Gabriel, Zen Shin, Sean, Enoch, Gareth, Isaac, Kayven, Hao Chian, Keith, Kar Chye, Kai Wen
Bottom from left to right: Jiexin, Cheronne, Ivory, Arianne, Chan Yu, Yan Tung, Ms Sharon, Megan, Eunice, Hui Ying, Angela, Caylie
Not in group photo: Abigail

WHAT GAME DOES YOUR CLASS REMIND YOU

OF?
Abigail Teoh Han Lynn: Angry Birds, loud Ivory Faith Xuen-Li Poon: Subway Surfers
and noisy but fun
Jaden Ng Wen Jie: Hayday
Angela Tan Wen Lin: Among Us
Jee Kar Chye: Captain ball
Arianne Ng Hui Lyn: Snakes and Ladders
Lim Hui Ying: KCF
Caylie Tan Xin Rui: Among Us
Low Jiexin: Among Us
Chan Yu: Among Us
Low Ying Xuen (Eunice): Subway Surfers
Chen Hao Chian: Hayday
Megan Lim Yi Ching: Among Us
Choong Yan Tung: Captain ball
Sky Farm Sze Yuan: Chess
Er Zen Shin: Among Us
Woo Kayven: Among Us
Foo Kai Wen: Hayday
Keith Tan Haosen: Clash of Clans
Gabriel Chua Wen Yao: Survival games
Cheronne Phun Tse Rho: Angry Birds
Gareth Tan Jitt Yik: Among Us
Chong Sean Hans: Chasing game
Isaac Goh Chee Wee: Among Us
Enoch Fong: Cocomelon
 7 Purple

Top from left to right: Charmaine, Eugene, Kai Chuin, Desmond, Wen Feng, Brandon, Enzo, Samuel, Nathan, Jun Heng,
Cheng Heing, Jia Shen, Zachary, Yi Zann
Bottom from left to right: Isabel, Abby, Alythea, Faye, Jazlyn, Ms Wong, Yi Lan, Gabrielle, Elise, Jenelle, Jinn, Yu Qian

WHO IS THE MOST INTERESTING PERSON IN YOUR

CLASS, AND WHY?
Abby Lai Ying Enn: Yu Qian, because she’s like Mickey Mouse.
Alythea Khoi Qin Xuan: Jia Shen because he loves Milo
Brandon Gan Wen Kang: Wen Feng because he lets me have a lot of fun.
Charmaine Lai Ziijuin: Faye because she is a good dancer.
Chen Wen Feng: Eugene, he is handsome
Chin Yi Lan: Isabel Chan, she is eccentric and daboodee =)
Chong Cheng Heing: Jun Heng; he is kind
Desmond Frederic Shepherdson: Yap Jia Shen, because he drinks Milo every day.
Elise Shak Man Kerl: Abby because she responds to my jokes.
Enzo Valen Wong: Me, because I love Beabadobee (singer).
Faye Lim Kei Fei: Me, because I’m the best class rep ever, I’m very responsible.
Gabrielle Solibun Choy: Jia Shen because he’s Milo’s no.1 fan.
Isabel Chan Tsin Tsuen: Chin Yi Lan, because her handwriting changes every week.
Jenelle Chin: Yu Qian because she has good humor.
Jinn Ooi Pei Han: Yu Qian, because she laughs like a roller coaster.
Khoo Eugene: Samuel, because he is from a school that is famous
Koh Yu Qian: Myself, because I’m funny, smart, a genius, and amazing.
Low Yi Zann: Yi Zann because she is the most normal person in this class.
Nathan Zhiyu Oh: Yap Jia Shen, because he drinks Milo.
Phuah Jazlyn: Isabel, because she is humorous.
Samuel Chua Tze Yeow: Wen Feng, because he is smart.
Tan Jun Heng: Cheng Heing, because he is very mysterious.
Tan Kai Chuin: Jia Shen, because he drinks a lot of Milo.
Yap Jia Shen: Me, because I like Milo.
Zachary Yoah Zhi Hin: Jia Shen, because he drinks Milo.
 8 Green

Top from left to right: Rou Ying, Kylie, Rachel, Ying Yi, Anastasia, Adeana, Claira, Madeleine, Zi Yun, Shanna, Shao Min,
Chloe Tan, Chloe Lai
Bottom from left to right: Joshua, Darren, Elion, Isaac, Vei Jien, Ms Sobana, Lucas, Wei Heng, E Jay, Ryan, Josiah
Not in group photo: Veronica Kim, Elizabeth Lim (absent)

WHICH CLASSMATE WOULD YOU CHOOSE TO BE

STRANDED ON AN ISLAND (AND OPTIONALLY, WHY)?
Adeana Ho Yue Chee: Claira (because she funny a Lee Rou Ying: Isaac (because I think he has some
bit) survival skills).

Anastasia Lee Xuanya: Isaac (he probably has
practical skills
Chan Kai Lu (Claira): Adeana (because she has
fishing skills)
Chloe Lai Zhe Yu: Isaac (because he can survive)
Elion Choong Wing: Joshua (because he has
survival skills).
Leow Zi Yun: Claira (because she’s smart).
Lucas Riren Noel Anak Daryl: Darren.
Madeleine Tan Hui Xian: Ryan (because he looks like
he could reach into small places).
Ng Ying Yi: Isaac (because he got surviving skills).
Rachel Lee Zhi Xian: Ryan (for fun).

Elizabeth Lim Ern Xu: Zi Yun (because she’s Ryan Lee Jie Sheng: Isaac (so I can see a different
entertaining). side of him).

Hu Kylie: Ana (because she can crochet her way Shanna Aow Shun Ning: Ana (as she could crochet a
out of there). boat out).

Joshua Chin Wen Kye: Vei Jien (because he is Tan Lai Kay (Chloe): Isaac (because he’ll find his
tall). way to survive).

Josiah Wee Shien Ming: Ejay (because he is very Tang Ee Herng Isaac: Ryan.
smart).
Yan Shao Min: Isaac (because he’ll find his way to
Khoo Wei Heng: Isaac (because he is very survive).
handsome).
Yee Zhi Xuan (Darren): Ejay (because he is smart
Kim Phoo Reum (Veronica): Elion (because he can and dependable).
easily survive).

Lau Vei Jien: Josiah.

Lee E Jay: Darren (because he is very smart).

 8 Yellow

Top from left to right: Kai Xuan, Zhi Jiz, Caden, Renee, Jun Yang, Jian Xi, Nathanael, Jayden, Yang Yi, Julian, Kenneth, Terrence, Kai Yong
Bottom from left to right: Emily, Ker Nee, Zoe Kok, Ellen, Xiao Bing, Yi Shuen, Zi Shayne, Seline, Zoe Sia, Kellie, Dania
Not in group photo: Soh Ethlynn

IF YOU COULD CHANGE ONE THING ABOUT YOUR

CLASS, WHAT WOULD IT BE AND WHY?
Caden Chin Kang Wei: Change fan Lin Yang Yi: Timetable; we have math after
placement accounting

Chan Kai Yong: Seating position Nathanael Lee Jien Yew: More air conditioning

Chong Siao Ling: Seating position Ng Xiao Bing: Change projector position because
I always accidentally press it.
Dania Faith Ho Puiyi: Want to decorate the
classroom Renee Ong Jin-Tung: To have more new
classmates.
Ellen Lim Ern Xing: Make the classroom
less cold Sia Jing Xuan: Seating position

Hooi Ker Nee: Make the classroom closer to
other classes :)
Jayden Goh: Play captain ball during PE
Julian Isaac Lariche: Classroom way too
cold.
Kellie Teh Huey Ern: Seating position
Kew Jian Xi: Seating position
Soh Ethlynn: To have more new classmates.
Tan Jun Yang: To have more new classmates.
Tan Yin Hui (Emily): Remove fans and replace
with 2 air conditioners.
Teh Zi Shayne: Less off-topic comments
Teo Yi Shuen: Timetable; split accounting into 2
classes

Lam Kai Xuan: Change the school place Terrence Wan Heng Quan: Seating position

Lee Zii Yang (Kenneth): Let 8 Yellow know Wong Zhi Jiz: Seating position
about IU
Zoe Kok Zen Qian: More classroom decoration
 8 Blue
INSERT PHOTO HERE
Top from left to right: Amanda, Sarah, Joselyn, Alena, Jia Shuen, Cara, Elise, Dolma, Miliv, Charmaine, Abby, Min Qi, Annabelle
Bottom from left to right: Matthew, Man Hin, Zachary, Ivan, Kenneth, Mr Jaedon, Lucas, Kieran, Liang Yee, Ejay, Keith
Not in group photo: Jo Li, Isabelle
WHAT SONG DOES YOUR CLASS REMIND YOU OF?
Alena Kok Zhi Yi: Let It Go - Idina Menzel
Amanda Cheong Zhi-Ai: Moments To
Memories - Adeline Hills
Annabelle Ong Jing En: Memories - Maroon
5 Mars
Cara Chow Jing Xuan: Borderline - Tame
Impala
Goh Jo Li: Count On Me - Bruno Mars
Hep Man Hin: Do You Wanna Build A
Snowman - Kristen Bell
Isabelle Lui: Radioactive - Imagine Dragons
Ivan Kam Shing Chi: From The Start - Laufey
Joselyn Yap Huey Qi: See You Again - Wiz
Khalifa
Keith Gan Wei Kit: I See The Light - Mandy
Moore, Zachary Levi
Kieran Lim Yiming: Run The World - Dayglon
Lim Jia Shuen: Rise - Jonas Blue
Loke Ejay: Negaraku
Low Yue Chern (Dolma): Heart to Heart - Mac
De Macro
Low Yue Xuan (Kenneth): Count On Me - Bruno
Lucas Tan Qing Fung: O Come to the Altar -
Elevation Worship
Matthew Chan Ji Anh: Lemon Tree
Miliv Mah Hoi Yeng: Unstoppable - Sia
Ng Min Qi: Heart Attack - Demi Lovato
Ng Zhi Ning(Elise): The Shade-Rex Orange
Country
Sarah Natasha Samuel: High Hopes-Panic from
the Disco
Tan Jing Xuan (Abby): Arrows School Song
Tan Liang Yee: Dunia Baru - Bunkface
Tan Xi Ying (Charmaine): Sofia the First - Ariel
Winter
Zachary Ryan Mak Zhi Ren: Alive- Aodhan King
and Alexander
 8 Red

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Top from left to right: Tze Yao, Jian Ming, Isaac, Josiah, Christian, Sean Wei, Constantine, Lucas, Jove, Brandon, Alex, Katelyn
Bottom from left to right: Tiffany, Chloe, Abigail, Charlene, Amanda, Jennifer, Ai Lam, Yenyen, Elise, Serena, Meghan
Not in group photo: Lee Shawn

WHO IS THE FIRST PERSON YOU THINK OF IN YOUR CLASS

AND WHY?
Abigail Prasanna A/P Jaya Prakash: Chloe Isaac Leong Jun Jie: Brandon because he is
because she’s an understanding friend. my close friend.
Alexander Lee Ratnaike: Serena because she’s Jennifer Jenny: Ai Lam because she’s my first
my best friend. friend in this school.
Amanda Goh Jie Ying: Katelyn because she’s Josiah Aiden Liew Khek Oon: Jove because
my friend. he’s my friend.
Aw Jian Ming: Sean Wei because he is my Katelyn Alexandria Hastie: Amanda because
friend. she’s my friend.
Brandon Chee Teng Wei: Isaac Leong because Lee Shawn: Alexander because he’s a good
he’s my best friend. friend.
Charlene Chee Su Yi: Tiffany because we look Leow Yenyen: Elise because I’ve known her
like twins. for 7 years.
Chloe Yap Kah Mun: Jennifer because we’re Lucas Wong Yuan Kai: Christian because he’s
good friends. my good friend.
Chong Tze Yao: Chloe because she’s my friend Meghan Mo: Ai Lam because she’s my first
in class. friend.
Choo Ai Lam: Jennifer because she’s my first Sean Wei: Lucas because he knows how to
friend in this school. talk.
Christian Chew Cheng En: Lucas because he’s Serena Zaviera A/P Hemant Kumar:
my close friend. Alexander because he is understanding
Constantine Kong Zhong You: Christian Tiffany Tai Syuen Ryn: Charlene because we
because he’s a nice guy. look like twins.
Elise Li Ee Chong: Yenyen because I’ve known Yeap Jove Mayne: Josiah because he treats
her for 7 years. me well.
 8 Purple

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Top from left to right: Erin, Xing Tong, Jong Yi, Chloe, Sarah, Kaela, Samantha, Carrie-Ann, Kyra, Sheanze, Iris, Kai Qi
Bottom from left to right: Jo-Lee, Caleb, Isaac, Abel, Zhan Hao, Zeng Hei, Mr Bailey, Zhi Hong, Jia Hao, Lucas, Timothy, Chen Wen
Not in group photo: Samuel, Augustine

WHAT DO YOU WANT TO ACCOMPLISH BY THE TIME

YOU GRADUATE FROM ARROWS?
Abel Chow Poa Ern: good grades and grow taller. Lee Kai Qi: get more money

Augustine Lu Jinn Meng: grow taller Lee Xing Tong (Kadie): getting distinction in
ballet
Caleb Tham Jun Mun: get a decent grade and
parents to be proud Lim Jia Hao: Better at sports and grades

Carrie-Ann Yip Yan: get straight A’s Ling Jong Yi: grow taller to become 170cm.

Cheong Zhi Hong: Timothy grow taller Loke Chen Wen (Melissa): straight A’s in
IGCSE
Chloe Tan Xin Yue: earn a lot of money and get
straight A’s Lucas Lee Zong Ze: get better in sports

Chua Zeng Hei: get a lot of friends Ng Jo-Lee: get all A’s

Erin Khloe Ng: at least get an acceptable grade Samantha Lee Xin Ying: expand friend group

Iris Mok Xin Yue: get good grades Samuel Heng Yun Kang: grow closer with
God
Isaac Song Wen Jun: be a better football player
Sheanze Chew: master piano sight-reading
Kaela Chan Pey Von: get straight A’s in IGCSE
Timothy Soo Keng Wai: grow taller
Kyra Mah Su Wen: get A’s in exams mostly in
IGCSE Sarah Yeoh Zher Yan: have a closer
relationship with God

Yeoh Zhan Hao: get more As

 8 Silver

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Top from left to right: Gabrielle, Zen Ngee, Emma, Clara, Evelyn, Stephanie, Yan Ee, Lydia, Leeann, Megan, Shermaine, Shannon, Man Xuan
Bottom from left to right: Bradley, Russell, Orestes, Zachary, Mr Baranee, Rickson, Jaden, Zhi Xuan, Kai Bing
Not in group photo: Henken, Eitan

WHAT MOVIE OR TV SHOW DOES YOUR CLASS REMIND YOU OF?

Cheok Rickson: Upin dan Ipin Wong Kai Bing: Jurassic Park

Clara Liaw Jia En: Ratatouille Yap Xiao Man (Shermaine): My Little Pony:
Friendship is Magic
Emma Yong Ai Nee: Jumanji
Yong Zhi Xuan (Jeremy): Cars 3
Evelyn Ho: The Greatest Showman
Zachary Soo King Tor: Doraemon
Gabrielle Lim Yen Yue: Avengers
Endgame Henken Yee Hann Feng: Pororo

Lai Man Xuan: Secret Life of Pets Kiew Jia Yit (Orestes): Despicable ME

Lee Eitan: Into the Spider-Verse Russell Hill Lien Zheng Rong:Despicable ME 2

Leeann Tiew Yen Tze: Transformers Jaden Lee Zhen Hao: Winnie the Pooh

Shannon Chang Xin Yi: Zootopia Bradley Chuah Yuan Jun: The Loud House

Stephanie Lim Wei Xin: F.R.I.E.N.D.S Megan Lee Xiao Heng: Clueless

Tan Zen Ngee: Mickey Mouse

 9 Green

Top from left to right: Jazz, Hayden, Ming Yong, Dylan, Leonard, Isaac, Adam, Fu Qi, Justin, David,
Amos, Jayden, Ee Qian
Bottom from left to right: Anesha, Shi Kerr, Abigail, Venise, Tian Yu, Eunice, Mr Peter, Megan, Christal,
Noelle, Erin, Elyza, Ashley

SUMMARIZE YOUR LIFE AT ARROWS IN THREE

WORDS.
Abigail Lye Huey Ern: Can be unexpected Hoe Xing Ying(Ashley): chaotic,stressful
memories
Adam Qaib D’Cruz: I heart arrows
Jayden Yeoh Jia Loon: Nice, fun, life changing
Amos Wong Zi Xuan: I have piano
Jazz Chong Pei Hua: future taylor swift
Anesha Yung Mynn Lim Sivakumar: mama
raised a star. Justin Ng Waei Jin: memorable, exciting,
thrilling
Chan Zhen Hui Christal: very very nice
Leonard Lim Cher Yee: teachers are good
Chau Ming Yong: Fun, unique, interesting
Leong Tian Yu: live, laugh, love
David Chua Jin Xuan: live, laugh, love
Megan Chang Ze Xuan: very very nice
Dylan Tan Xiue Heen: A-star in BM
Ng Fu Qi: fun, active, exciting
Elyza Merelle Palmer: I’m a star
Noelle Koh Yi Ern: A’s, B’s, C’s
Erin Foong Jin En: Studying all day
Venise Kok Wern Ni: All A’s pls
Eunice Tan Xin Rou: Fun people, laughs
Wong Ee Qian: Friendly, fun and extraordinary.
Hayden Ashton Lee Thern: I'm losing 13-10 irl
Wong Shi Kerr: can be interesting

Yeak Wei Jin (Isaac): memorable, fast, funny

 9 Yellow

Top (left to right): Kaylee, Georgia, Chen Han, Jacob, Sean, Ian, Caden, Jo-Shane, Jia Kai, Jayden, Ivan, Jia Yuan, Jessie
Bottom (left to right): Amelia, Jaelyn, Tiffany, Hanabelle, Shuen Jean, Ms Vhenosha, Ern Yi, Toh Ee, Chile, Renee, Evana, Cailey
Not in group photo: Calerine

WHAT IS THE BEST MOMENT YOU HAD IN CLASS OR CAMP

WITH YOUR CLASSMATES?
Cailey Joann Ching Wenn En: Having lunch with friends.
Choong Shuen Jean: Playing UNO is the dorm and worship during camp.
Hanabelle Shao Wan Chen: Winning arm wrestling with friends.
Ian Ong Hsien Zern: Year 8 with Noah because I miss him.
Jacob Toh Zhen You: Year 8 classroom and classmates.
Jessie Chen Yu Xi: During camp, the best moment is when girls can all stay in the same dorm.
Khoo Jia Kai: Sleeping in my friend’s bed during camp.
Ku Yan Kai: Year 8 PE classes with Noah/Ms Joanna’s class.
Leong Jia Le (Ivan): Mr Peter’s class.
Ng Evana Zoe: Playing “Monkey” with my friends at the game zone.
Ng Lynn Hui Jaelyn: Worship during youth camp.
Ooi Kaylee: Enjoying lunch together!
Sean Lim Yu Zhen: class with MR PETER!
Soong Wei Qian(Amelia): Taking random selfies with my friends during school.
Tee Jia Yuan: Staying in the same dorm with my friends.
Tiffany Sia Quan Ling: Being able to have friends to work on projects with.
Wong Chen Han: Math class because the teacher engaged us with questions.
Wong Chile: Staying up late in the dorms during camp.
Wong Jo-Shane: Year 8 Noah with Ms Joanna
Wong Sze Mun(Georgia): When me and my friends do activities together in our little friend circle.
Yap Ern Yi: Doing revision with friends during school.
Renee Isabelle Si Hui: Having fun during lunch with friends.
Jayden Heah Kang Shern: Drawing a poster with my group when it was Life Skills.
Toh Ee: When I talk to friends in school.
Calerine Choong Zhe Yun: Having fun in class
 9 Blue

Top (left to right): Yu Xi, Hey Xuen, Yu Thung, Wyng Mun, Grace, Yua, Ke Er (Angel), Lauren,
Renee, Abigail, Cheryl, Yong Ching, Crystal, Xin Ruu
Bottom (left to right): Aaron Lim, Ayden, James, Ka-Shing, William, Gabriel, Mr Vikram,
Hao Xi, Zhen Tao, Qi Jia, Jia Jun, Aaron Chee

WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO YOUR JUNIORS?

Aaron Chee Chen Hao: Take school seriously Lam Hey Xuen: Enjoy year 7 and 8, adulthood
starts in year 9.
Aaron Lim Wei Keat: Do what interests you most!
Lam Yu Thung: Please keep quiet in class.
Abigail Lim Xin Yi: Be besties with your teachers
Lauren Lim Jean: Eat outside of the classroom
Ang Wyng Mun: Don’t fail accounting
Lo Wei Ting: Please respect your teachers
Ayden Lim Shi Hong: Don’t procrastinate :praying
emoji: Been there, done it. Don’t do it pls.
Renee Ng Yen Yi: Don’t give up on your
dream.
Chan Yee Chen(Crystal): y=mx+c

Tan Ka-Shing: Please get a minimum of 7

Chin Qi Jia: There is always an asian better than
you so don’t stress over it too much. hours of sleep and coffee is our best friend

Gabriel Tan Wei Jun: There is no end to success. Wee Zhen Tao: Don’t be the frog in the well
No pain.
Woo Hao Xi: Believe in God
Goh Jia Jun: pay attention.
Yee Xin Ruu: Do your assignments.
Goh Ke Er: Work harder than others if you want to
be the best version of yourself. Yong Ching: When life gives you Mr Mervin
you seize the opportunity.
Grace Yuen Weng Yan: Take one step at a time.
Yua Sakakibara: Don’t fail science.
Khoo Kah Wai(William): Be good at about 90% of
maths and don’t worry about the other 5%. Tan Yu Xi: Do your homework.

James Ong Zhi Hung: Drink at least 3l a Day.

 9 Red

Top from left to right: Beatrice, Qing Suen, Avery, Natalie, Olivia, Hebe, Bianca, Megan, Rachel, Ariel, Serene, Qing Ling
Bottom from left to right: Kayla, Joshua, Hareez, Caleb Cheah, Wen Jon, Mr Tian Xiong, Yi Xun, Ian, Deric, Aidan, Yu Han
Not in group photo: Nelson, Caleb Lee, Aisaiah (absent)

WHAT DO YOU WANT YOUR CLASSMATES TO REMEMBER

YOU FOR?
Aidan Chan Jun Yu: the engineer How Qing Ling: The person sitting at the
top right corner.
Aisaiah Tzecai Dolson: #chindian of the
year How Qing Suen: The older twin.

Ariel Chan Xin Yi: someone they can look

Ian Loh Ming Rui: Ian. Just Ian.
up to :D

Beatrice Chong Wan Yee: my fire music Kayla Yee Jia Rou: my positivity
taste
Lee Jun Hong (Joshua): Mr Andrew’s
Bianca Mae Ee Foong: myself favorite student.

Caleb John Lee Khye Heng: a friendly

Lim En Wei (Nelson): everyone always
extrovert
#blessed
Chau Jie Ee Natalie: the artist
Low Yu Han: “I love hugs"
Cheah Ern Tien (Caleb): Mr. Accountant
christian. Megan Tan Yen Xin: good fashion style

Chen Wen Shin: TALLEST Ng Yi Xun: The dude who brought UNO flip
to school.
Deric Tang Yu Hong: good student.
Olivia Chau Kai En: My hair.
Diong Wen Jon: skincare 24/7

Hareez Varmar: the music producer. Rachel Soo Xian En: Avery’s emotional
support.
Heng Xen Bei (Hebe): The better one.
Thong Cui Ning (Serene): good at math.
 10 Green

Top from left to right: Ian Chan, Kenji, Jared, Vincent, Zen Joe, Gabriel, Harvie, Ezra, Wei Yue, Ian Chua, Joachim, Aden, Silas
Top from left to right: Joshua, Charlotte, An Qi, Maegan, Elaine, Aeryn, Hey Yi, Yan Yee, Ashley, Adeline, Di Henn
Not in group photo: Natalie

WHAT IS YOUR TARGET FOR NEXT YEAR Y11?

Aden Siew Kit Meng: Survive addmath. Joshua Ho Chi Hin: Stop being lazy.

Aeryn Teow Xin Hui: Straight As. Kenji Lee Zhen Teng: Good grades.

Ashley Jerusha Joseph: Continue to do the Koh Wei Yue: … . . -.- / …. . .-.. .--.
opposite of photosynthesis.
Lam Hey Yi: Survive yr 11
Elaine Sia Yi Ting: Get money some way.
Loke Joachim: survive.
Er Zen Joe: Finds the opps
Maegan Goh: Do well for IGCSEs.
Ezra Foo Koo Seng: I want to play electric
guitar. Phuar Di Henn: sleep.

Gabriel Yap Jun Hoong: Make it out of the Silas Choo Wei Le: pass IGCSE.
hood.
Vincent Chin Soon Tian: grow to 200cm.
Harvie Eng Hsen-chen: Start hustling.
Wong An Qi: Keep my heartbeat beating.
Ian Chan Qing Khye: Get good results for
IGCSE. Wong Charlotte: Keep circulating.

Ian Chua Pin Wei: Get all As in exams and get Yap Yan Yee: Become a billionaire.
good in badminton.
Adeline Cheah Hsu Lynn: Finish studies.
Jared Toh Zhen Shen: Get all A stars for yr 11.
Natalie Wan: Good grades
 10 Yellow

Top (left to right): Jing Xuan, Lucas, Julian, En Sen, Ernest, Yash, Kar Seng, Wayne, Di Qian, Jun Hom, Jie Shen
Bottom (left to right): Joshua, Ira, Jackie, Natania, Aoki, Mikayla, Ms Shamini, Clarisse, Charlotte, Wei Ning,
Zhe Yen, Derek
Not in group photo: Hansel, Teik Jien, May

DESCRIBE YOUR YEARS IN ARROWS IN ONE WORD.

Aoki Meysi Yeo: delicious Lucas Shak Man Hui: memorable

Chan Di Qian: fun Natania Heng Yun Ai: yummy

Chan Hou Fung (Hansel): neutral Ng Jac Kie: concern

Cheong Kar Seng: surprising Tang En Sen: peak

Clarisse Lee Ern Ning: wow Wayne Lee Bi Wei: crossover

Derek Lee Jia Heng: cool Yash Aryan A/L Hermant Kumar: wild

Ding Wei Ning: fine Yee Jun Hom: cool

Ernest Yong Hong Qi: good Mikayla Tiew Yun Zhen: struggle!!

Gooi Teik Jien: aight Joshua Eng Han Ruong: short

Ira Lai Zyi: goofy :) Siew Wayne (Julian): excellent

Lee Zhe Yen: training May Wathan Kabyar: ok.

Leong Jie Shen: great Charlotte Fong Yu Ern: new

Lin Jing Xuan: questions

 10 Blue

Top (left to right): Vincent, Lucas Lim, Kay Vern, Jason, Chee Leong, Wilson, Jezreel, Ze Ming, Lucas Tan. Louis, Guan Yi, Isaac
Bottom (left to right): Qi Jian, Xuan Tong, Hsiao Wen, Natalie, Isabel, Adira, Venice, Kahyi, Sue Ann, Phoebe, Chloe, Jayden
Not in group photo: Mikayla

WHAT’S YOUR FAVOURITE SCHOOL MEMORY?

Adira Chan Jia Qi: Straight A’s Lucas Lim Qi Jie: camp

Chai Zhi Ying (Jason): Every day at school! Lucas Tan Yi Hon: Ze Ming

Chloe Seow Jia-Ern: Basketball and Mikayla Lai Sue Shen: Lunch
campfire during camp
Natalie Khoo Mi Ka: music room classes
Choong Kah Yi: Lunch

Hong Chee Leong: Doing add math Ng Qi Jian: school camp

Isaac Loh Ming Xuan: School camp (mystery

Ooi Sue Ann: water games and worship
night)
during camp
Isabel Heng Yung En: Appreciation Night
Phoebe Kok Shee Ai: school of intimacy
Jezreel Ling Zhi Jay: Eating homemade
lunch Venice Chin Xin Yee: being with friends

Lee Xuan Tong: Dismissal

Leong Kay Vern: School camp (free time)
Leow Ze Ming: Play badminton in the
tournament
Liew Guan Yi: Spending time with my dear
friend Ze Ming.
Vincent Lim Shang Zheng: campfire
Wilson Low Yue Haeng: play basketball with
friends during camp
Wong Hsiao Wen: youth church
Yong Jay-Den: playing basketball with friends

Louis Choy Chong Seng: Played well in the

badminton tournament.
 2023
11 green
 CHEW RUI DI CAELEY HEONG NICHOLAS LOW JORDAINE BOEY EMELY LIM
HONESTLY WOULDN'T MIND IF YOU GUYS NAME HOPELESS ROMANTIC, BUT AT LEAST MY PUTTING MY GRADES UP FOR ADOPTION
YOUR KIDS AFTER ME STUDIES WEREN’T HOPELESS 🤭 START NOW, REJOICE LATER. BCOZ I CANT RAISE THEM MYSELF
ROCK PAPER ROCK!!!

LOI DE HAO LUKE GOH HOO JUN YI SOON YEE HENG ASHTON CHANG
DON’T FOLLOW UR DREAMS, FOLLOW ME ON
IM NOT SLEEPING IM JUST CHINESE HAKUNA MATATA IF YOU LOOKED LIKE ME, YOU WOULD BE
HANDSOME , CARING , ATTRACTIVE “LUKE INSTA @SOON_YEE_HENG
EGOTISTIC TOO
IS THE NICEST PERSON YOU WILL EVER
MEET” - EVERYONE

LIONEL LIM NG JYE KANG YONG JAYMEE WONG WAN YU ASHTON WOO RUIZHE
LIVE YOUR LIFE TO THE FULLEST IN EVERY SOMETIMES WHEN MY MOTHER ISN'T ME ON THE FNAF MOVIE RELEASE DAY:
GORENG SATU, TAK PEDAS.TQ I'M NOT GOOD WITH SENIOR QUOTES :P
MOMENT AND WORRY NOT ABOUT THE FUTURE NOR HOME, I GO INTO THE BACKYARD, BURY
THE PAST. MYSELF AND PRETEND I AM A CARROT.

WONG ZUN SEN LOW SI WEN JOSEPH KHO LAI JIE KIN TOH HUA REN
THERE'S A THOUSAND NO TO EVERYTHING, BUT AS TIME PASSES YOU EITHER YESTERDAY IS OVER, TOMORROW IS TOO LATE.
DON’T HAVE ONE
☆
ALL IT TAKES IS A YES GROW OR FALL BACK. MAKE THE THE TIME IS NOW. DAY ONE OR ONE DAY
BEST OF YOUR TIME WHILE YOU
CAN :)

WOON YING YI NATASHA TAN YENNI LIEW JIAN SHUN KEITH KIEW
ROCK PAPER ROCK! PAPER PAPER SCISSORS ADD MATHS WASN’T THAT HARD 学校是我家 我爱我的家
 Ines Lynn-Lee Lim Hayley Cadence Lai Zying Brian Hoe
Ian Tham Wei Xuan
Ratnaike “it is the school air” “Escape the matrix” “Life is too short to
"Anus? #ate wait till tomorrow.”
NO ITS INES”

Ivan Yee Jing Hern Chew Jia Jiong Joel Lai Jia En Chua Jun Kang
Benjamin Au “Me, once a broken vessel,
Small Chew now emboldened by the flames of
“no one above the one The moon is lovely “One Day or Day One” words,
above” thou should do the same.”

Tan Qi Ray Russel Noah Teh Brandon Ong Solomon Luke David Chew Wai Yeong
real eyes, realise, real lies The pain of trying is not as If 99% of gamblers quit
The Pain of Discipline, or painful as the regret of not Big Chew
before winning
The Pain of Regret trying at all so why should u give up

Beh Wing Yan Ho Yik Hann Tan Yuyao Wong Zi Xian Ryan Mynn D’Cruz
“Believe and act is if it
“Darumdarimda” ammonia is based not adios “SLIVING-PARIS HILTON”
were impossible to fail”
cringe

“United we stand, divided we fall“

-Ms Nisha-
Class Teacher of 11 Yellow 2023 Olivia Foo Jia Yu
Emmer Faith Palmer
school can’t stop my
“This perm is all natural” eating schedule,好吃 !
 Crochet Club
Written by: Hester Yap (7Y)

Crocheting is a popular technique

that can be used to create different
things: articles of clothing, cute dolls,
and more. It is a versatile skill that is
great to hone.
Here at crochet club, all students are
welcome. It is not about the skills
they already have, but rather the
learning process.

Every week, the club learns new

crocheting techniques to create
their projects. The club teachers,
Ms. Chan and Ms. Jessie Tan, are
strict while also being fun and
helpful, and the club members are
also enthusiastic and very willing
to learn. But be careful, once you
start learning, you won’t be able
to stop!
 CULINARY
Written by Teh Zi Shayne (8Y)

There’s no surprise that the Culinary Club is in high

demand; after all, students get first-hand experience
cooking up the most scrumptious delicacies with their
own authentic touch and creative ingredients!

The students learn about food from different cultures

and different “genres” of food, such as pastries,
savory foods, desserts, and more. The supportive
teacher in charge are Ms. Manisha. As for the
students, each takes turns preparing ingredients,
cooking, and keeping their station clean.

They not only learn how to cook but also develop a

sense of responsibility as they learn to tidy their
messes. Overall, the culinary club is a tremendous
club for students who wish to sharpen their cooking
skills, which are crucial for adulthood!

SCIENCE AND While many love our everyday objects, not

INNOVATION CLUB every invention. The purpose of this club is to

many know about the science behind each and

learn about the importance of science in

everyday life, and have first-hand experience
in conducting experiments rather than reading
it from books. Ms Lim and Ms Nicolle are the
teachers in charge of the Science and
Innovation club, while Harvie Ng is the
student president of the club.
They are described as chill, but very nice teachers who
are able to come up with creative and fun-filled
experiments every week. The favourite thing that the
members like to do is to learn new thrilling
experiments, anywhere from baking soda balloons to
sticky slime!
HOBBY
EXPLORATION I, II, III

The Hobby Exploration Clubs were newly

introduced to the students in 2023. The aim of
these clubs is to help students find their
possible new hobbies. Every week, the clubs
have a different activity, though some activities
can last for weeks. The majority of students
enjoy participating, and though some are
initially reluctant to join, they eventually learn
to enjoy it with some encouragement.
Through these clubs, students can not only
meet new friends but also learn new
activities with them. Though some are shy,
this club helps them come out of their shell
through the kind students. As of now, there
are three Hobby Exploration Clubs, and
each one has its own club advisor and club
president. Hobby Exploration 1 has Mr
George as their club advisor with Crystal
Chan as their club president.
Hobby Exploration 2 has Ms. Shamini as their club
advisor and Yash Aryan as club president. Last but not
least, Hobby Exploration 3 has Ms. Mary as their club
advisor and Mikayla Lai as their club president. The
Hobby Exploration Clubs are a great way to discover
new hobbies and unlock hidden talents within the
students.
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
WRITTEN BY HESTER YAP (7Y)

Youth Fellowship, like its name, is a

place for youths to gather together
every week to worship God, as their
goal is to strengthen their relationship
with God even further.
Each EC period, the club gathers to play icebreakers, worship and
much more. Although the students are sometimes rather awkward
during the icebreaker session, their passion for God really shows as
they move on to the main session, their main club activity of that
week.

The members enjoy learning about God,

and their teacher, Mr Joel, and their
president, Rachel Soo, are really
passionate about leading them to really
discover God and have their own love
stories with Him.
BOARDGAMES CLUB
Written by Renee Ng (9B)

The board game club, unlike any other,

is a relaxing club where you get to play
board games. Each week, students
bring their own games to play with
their companion. The head teacher,
Mr Jaedon, as well as their club
president, Adeline Cheah, makes sure
the students are well behaved, and
makes sure the competitive ones
don’t over-react. The students enjoy
playing friendly matches with each other, as it not only
entertains them, but also increases their critical thinking
skills.

CHESS CLUB
Chess is one of the oldest and most
popular board games in the world.
Chess is a highly strategic game
that takes years to master. The
aim of this club is to help
students improve their
memories, be patient, critical,
and make better decisions. These
skills later in life will help the
students function professionally in
a n y w o r k i n g e n v i r o n m e n t w h e n they become adults.
Here at the chess club, all the students are very
welcoming and friendly. Every week, they get to compete
with each other, and some would join chess competitions
to represent their school. Overall, the chess club is
fantastic for students
to participate in at a young age and will
also equip them with useful skills to apply
later in life.
Performing Arts
The Performing Arts Club aims to help ensure
that everyone can showcase their hidden talents
and abilities and is in charge of the performances
you see on Appreciation Night. During club times,
they do productive training and have discussions
relative to appreciation night. Each student has a
different talent, and this club utilizes it to be
something useful and fun for the student and
audience.

The club is very interactive because the

teacher and club president try to include
everyone in their activities so that no
one feels excluded. They’re also very
open with each other, so they feel more
at ease in their presence. Students learn
how to direct and run the performance
as well as enhance their hidden talents in
this club.

DANCE CLUB
Dance club is the perfect club for those who want to
work their bodies and enjoy the uplifting music. It is a
fun club with a fun atmosphere, where everyone
cooperates well and has a great time dancing with
friends.
Everybody in the dance club is very nice and friendly,
they are optimistic and extremely willing to

learn new moves, even if it means getting out of their

comfort zone. Each of them place a ton of effort into
perfecting their dances. Everyone loves this club because
they are able to work together into learning fun dances
and experiences. The beautiful Ms Muriel is the teacher
who is in charge of this club, and she does a splendid job
instructing the members and coming up with creative
dances!
Book Club
“TO BE, OR NOT TO BE: THAT IS THE
QUESTION.”

- SHAKESPEARE
The book club is an interesting club where we discover extraordinary
books we have never read before and discover what genres we enjoy
reading. The main focus of the club is to encourage people to develop a
habit of reading and set up a library.
Every week, the students would do an icebreaker where they would do
activities to get to know each other, then we would move on to book
discussion about chapters of the book they would read as they got to
know each other. The people in the club are very enthusiastic about
reading and get very motivated doing icebreakers as they do get
interesting.

The club is very fun, as students get to bond over reading

books and discuss which genres they enjoy reading. They
would often joke around and treat each other like family.
Ms. May, who is the book club teacher, is very supportive of
her students, as she helps out with the club and manages
things like weekly activities.
Overall, the club is very enjoyable to be in, as they learn
how to have a habit of reading, which helps improve their
comprehension skills and also helps them understand how
to think better and how to open up.

DEBATE AND PUBLIC

SPEAKING
The Debate & Public Speaking Club is a fun and
interesting club, as their aim is to join one debating and
public speaking competition this year to improve
everyone's character and make them better from where
they started. The activities they get to do every week
are interesting and different, as students get to explore
and express themselves to share their own thoughts
and opinions. Not only that, students are able to learn
and debate various topics that they are interested in.

The club president’s and Ms Damya’s role is to

plan activities for us to do in order to help us
get better and to make the club more enjoyable,
such as icebreakers and topics we can discuss.
The club helps students improve their self-
confidence, their speaking skills, and their
knowledge to expand their vocabulary, which
can be very useful for essays and writing.
Everybody loves this club because it is a way to
really express themselves, as it is a safe place
where everyone can come together, debate, and
share on various topics of their own interest.
 Art Club
Written by Ashton Woo (11G)
The Art Club is an amazing club to be in. In this club we mainly
focus on creating artwork to improve members' creativity skills
in various mediums of art like drawing, colouring, painting, and
many more. Students get to enjoy different activities every week,
and it gets more interesting and challenging the more time
passes, with activities such as sketching landscapes and
geometrical painting. The people in the clubs are very friendly,
approachable, easy to befriend, and are very passionate about the
work they are assigned to.

We also have Ms Cris, a club teacher who is strict but she often
enjoys telling jokes around the club which can be fun. She helps the
class to organize the club’s activities as well as

deals with attendance as she loves her students. The skills

they learn from the club are creativity in drawing,
sketching, painting, imagination, brainstorming for ideas for
teachers day and the carnival.

Overall, the art club is fun and is for those who wish to
sharpen and enhance their drawing and imagination
skills.

Craft Making
Club
Written by Ashton Woo (11G)

Craft making club is a fantastic club to be a part of because it allows

students to create as many artistic items for events for example such as
flowers, origami and little decorations for school events. Our goal for this
club is to create as many decorations as we can. Every week we were
given simple projects to complete like making photo frames to sell at the
carnival and along the way the project got more challenging as our teacher
would ask us to make cute and tiny items which forced us to utilize our
imagination.
Students are able to practice and enhance their creativity and critical
thinking to make up ideas and solutions we can use for school events to
decorate.
The students in our club are quite shy but very friendly because
they are from various age groups. They are easy to get along
with. They are passionate about what they are doing.
Our club's teacher, Ms Sharon, is in charge of keeping
everything organized and if they have trouble doing something
she ensures to teach them again and assign jobs for the
president. Not only that, she encourages them to use their
thinking and ideas on what they could do to make the clubs more
fun.
The club is very fun as everybody enjoys what they're doing and
the projects we are participating in are quite meaningful and
important as we get to support the school events.
 Basketball Club
WRITTEN BY HESTER YAP (7Y)
CREATED IN 1891, BASKETBALL HAS SINCE EVOLVED INTO THE
POPULAR SPORT IT IS TODAY. IT FOCUSES ON TEAMWORK AND
COOPERATION, WHICH ARE IMPORTANT SKILLS FOR STUDENTS TO
OBTAIN.
THE CLUB IS ACTIVE AND LIVELY, A GREAT MATCH WITH THEIR
COACH, MR. RUEY, WHO IS DESCRIBED AS ‘FUN’. OF COURSE,
THE CLUB MEMBERS’ PARTICIPATION IS A FACTOR IN MAKING
THE CLUB FUN. THE
STUDENTS WILLINGLY PARTICIPATE
IN WORKOUTS AND DRILLS TO TRAIN
THEIR MOVEMENT AND TECHNIQUE.
THESE DRILLS ENHANCE THEIR
SHOOTING, DRIBBLING, AND OTHER
BASKETBALL SKILLS. THE STUDENTS
GATHER WEEKLY TO PRACTICE, BUT
MOST IMPORTANTLY, THEY LEARN AS THEY
HAVE FUN.

Ping pong is a well known sport played

in every corner of the world. This is why
Arrows international has a club
dedicated to the sport. The
Ping Pong club helps
strengthen students' abilities
in the sport. Through this,
they can not only learn more
skills, but also strengthen
PING PONG their teamwork.

CLUB Mr Mak and Mr Bailey, the club teachers, aid

in supervising the Ping Pong club, along with
their club president, Si Wen.

Although many think Ping Pong is a solo game, it is not. A

single person can’t win a game without the help of others.
That is why the Ping Pong club aims to teach students about
teamwork. WRITTEN BY RENEE NG (9B)
 WORSHIP
MENTORING
WRITTEN BY NG YI XUN (9R)

Worship Mentoring is Arrows’ most popular (and

a very enjoyable) after-school co-curricular
Recording in progress...
activity. Now, you might be wondering, ‘What’s
Worship Mentoring all about?’ Well, the Worship
Mentoring team’s goals are to focus on God and
coordinate themselves with Him to build a better
relationship with Christ. On Tuesdays and
Wednesdays, the team has their practice sessions
to prepare themselves for the Youth Church
worship sessions on Thursdays, and after school
on Thursdays, they would have a praying and
Sounding good!
sharing session to share their testimonies and also
get closer to God. Now, the million-dollar
question: why is joining the worship mentoring
team enjoyable? As Chloe Seow, a senior team
member, said, “We can share our own feelings
and play our own instruments that we like.”
Another member, Ryan Lee, said, “It is enjoyable
because we get to have fun with friends during
the session.” You could learn a few core skills
when you join the worship mentoring team, like
engaging with God more and, at the same time,
Mr Patrick, Worship Mentoring Overseer
experiencing more with the music.
Worship Mentoring celebrates 10 years since it
was first introduced as ‘Worship Class’ in
January of 2013 with a total of 21 students. It
serves as an after school extracurricular activity
providing opportunities for students who
possess some degree of musical skills to be able
to serve in the weekly Youth Church services.

The objective in Worship Mentoring is to

groom and discipline a healthy conscience that
balances skills and spiritual aspects of the faith
whilst engaging with fellow students, learning
to establish teamwork and fellowship.

Over the decade we believe that the impact and

impartations into our students would have had
a lasting effect, retaining joyful and meaningful
memories that will be cherished for decades to
WORSHIP MENTORING 2023 come.
 YOU ARE WITH ME
written by chloe seow (10 Blue)
produced BY MR PATRICK AND WORSHIP MENTORING!

This song is available on SoundCloud

at the following link:
https://soundcloud.com/arrowsintsch
Lyrics
ool/you-are-with-me

The Arrows Worship Verse:

Mentoring Extra Curriculum You are a faithful God
Department completed and
You are the King of Kings
produced a Single Music Track
release after being approached The comfort to all broken hearts
by a senior year student (Ms.
Chloe Seow) in her desire to
write a song, bringing hope You are my sword, my shield
and assurance of God, You are all-powerful
journeying with us.
The Father, the Ancient of Days
This recording project serves
as a platform opportunity and Pre-Chorus:
an encouragement to our
students in the field of Through troubles and trials
creative expressions in the You’ve not left my side
faith, whereby fulfilling the
You gave me Your wisdom and led me through
objective of being salt and
light, producing good fruits to
ultimately be a blessing in all Chorus:
that we undertake and
produce. Even when I feel overwhelmed
When my soul feels like it’s underwater
Through hours of committed
I will not be controlled by my fears
practices from the students
involved, managing their
exams and studies in between, Lord, I know You will take my hand
this project was certainly
fulfilling in every sense of its Walking through uncharted territories
purpose, objective and For You are with me
production.
My peace, my God
We trust that this Single Track
Release will impart a deep Bridge:
sense of assurance of God’s
hand over your life and His You are with me
presence to grace it You are with me
throughout.
 YR11 SUNWAY TRIP

IT WAS A THURSDAY MORNING, AND THE YEAR 11 STUDENTS WERE

HEADING TO SUNWAY UNIVERSITY WITH MS. YVONNE AND MR.
SHUM.
BUSINESS WORKSHOP
WHEN THE STUDENTS ARRIVED, THEY MET THEIR TOUR GUIDE (A SUNWAY (CHEW JIA JIONG)
STUDENT), AND SHE USHERED EVERYONE INTO A SCHOLARSHIP BRIEFING.
THE LADY SPEAKING SHARED THE BENEFITS OF JOINING SUNWAY,
FOLLOWED BY A VIDEO ABOUT THE AVAILABLE FACILITIES. AFTERWARDS,
THE STUDENTS SEPARATED INTO TWO GROUPS TO TOUR THE UNIVERSITY. ON OUR TOUR AROUND CAMPUS, WE SAW AN
ABUNDANCE OF CLUBS. THE DANCING CLUB REALLY
STOOD OUT; THEY SHOWED US SOME REALLY GOOD MOVES.
SCIENCE WORKSHOP (ASHTON WOO)
WE STARTED THE BUSINESS WORKSHOP SHORTLY AFTER,
WHICH WAS RUN BY AN ECONOMICS LECTURER FOR
AS I FOLLOWED THE SCIENCE WORKSHOP GROUP, WE EXPLORED
MONASH UNIVERSITY. SHE GAVE US A MURDER MYSTERY
THE FACILITIES AND SAW A VAST VARIETY OF CLUBS AND
STORY RELATED TO ECONOMICS AND WE HAD TO PICK
EVENTS THAT STUDENTS WERE TAKING PART IN. WE ALSO VISITED THE THREE-STORY
THE BEST PATH THAT WOULD BENEFIT EVERYONE
LIBRARY, WHERE STUDENTS CAN STUDY AND BOOK COMPUTERS, AND THE
FINANCIALLY. ONCE THE WORKSHOP WAS OVER, THE
COMPUTER LAB. ALONG THE WAY, MY FRIENDS AND I TOOK THE OPPORTUNITY TO
STAFF ALLOWED US TO VISIT SOME OF THE STALLS IN
GET A GROUP PHOTO. THEIR OWN ‘JONKER STREET’ AND WE SPENT SOME MORE
WE THEN HEADED TO OUR SCIENCE WORKSHOP IN THE LAB. IN ONE TIME INQUIRING ABOUT THE CLUBS BEFORE HEADING
EXPERIMENT, WE EXTRACTED DNA FROM BANANAS. THE PROCESS BEGAN BY BACK.
CRUSHING THE BANANA, FOLLOWED BY ADDING LIQUID SOAP TO RELEASE
THE DNA FROM THE CELL MEMBRANES. WE ARE SO THANKFUL FOR THE STAFF AND TEACHERS WHO
TOOK TIME OUT DURING THEIR DAY TO ACCOMPANY AND
WE THEN STRAINED THE LIQUID AND POURED IN COLD ALCOHOL TO CAUSE GUIDE US ON WHAT WE NEEDED TO KNOW TO APPLY TO
THE DNA TO SEPARATE FROM OTHER BIOLOGICAL COMPONENTS. FINALLY, SUNWAY.
WE USED TOOTHPICKS TO EXTRACT THE DNA, WHICH HAD A LONG, STRINGY
TEXTURE WHICH RESEMBLED SILK. WE HAD A GREAT TIME CARRYING OUT
THE EXPERIMENTS AND TOOK A CLASS PICTURE AT THE END.
 ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEEK

This year the year 11 Enterprise students took on a project: start their
own business.
They started their project preparations a year before, planning what
products to sell, the price of their product their expenses, the opinions
of consumers, finding a supplier, and much more. Furthermore, they
only had three days of sales to reach their goal.

At 8:00 am sharp on the first day of sales, the students scrambled to

set up tables, stoves, and more, readying their stalls for the onslaught
of students. Students could only browse and buy during their breaks, so
not everyone could run out. The first wave of students rushed out of
class, enjoying the selections of food, entertainment, accessories. Even
though only a few classes had been released, it was still hectic and
challenging to keep up with.

Some stalls sold smoothies, others sold hot dogs and lemonade, and
there was even a stall selling rings, bracelets, and other trinkets. To
keep up with the competition, the Year 11 students had to get creative,
setting up games and challenges to win prizes such as a phone. They
had even given their stalls fun and creative names to attract customers.

As time went on more students crowded the stalls. By the last wave of
students came, some stalls were closing while others took pre-orders
for the next day. Every stall had shut down and the students returned
to their lessons, preparing to repeat the process over the next two
days.

The final day of Entrepreneurship Week fell on Friday, and the school
allowed students to walk and browse the 16 stalls during Extra-
Curricular time. The most popular stalls (by far) had to be either the
accessories or the hot dogs and lemonade stall.

Some stalls decided not to continue selling after the first day, already
reaching their break-even point and satisfied with their profits. Others
had increased their pricing due to shortages of materials and high
demand. Even though the first day started chaotically, the stalls that
stayed open until the final day earned up to RM1,000 in profits split
among the students. Arrows’ first-ever Entrepreneurship Week was
quite a success, and we look forward to seeing what next year’s budding
entrepreneurs will come up with!

WRITTEN BY RENEE NG (9B)

 JEWELL
ERY

F O O D !! !

ACCESSORIES

MINI-GAMES

LEMONADE

TARTS
 YR9-11 CAMP
Day 1
5th April 2023, Wednesday. Today was a busy day - it was
the first day of the annual Arrows Camp, a 3-day-2-night
stay at the beloved MBS (Malaysia Bible Seminary),
complete with new badminton courts. Students gathered in
the hall for a quick briefing and team sorting, followed by a
short session with this year’s camp speaker, Pastor Ankia.
Once the buses arrived, the students hopped on for the 45-
minute ride to MBS.

Upon arrival at the campsite, everyone got their dorm keys

and settled in. The hours flew by, games were played,
memories were made, and the students were happy. Then
it hit the climax - Mystery Night! This year's theme was a
murder mystery with a hint of family drama. All in all, it
was a fun first day and students slept in the late hours of
3 am.

Written by Renee Ng (9B)

Day 2
6th April 2023, Thursday. Students gathered, in the early morings, at
their respective team areas for group devotion. they had a hearty
breakfast and headed to the hall for the next session. The day passed
as photos were taken, the ever-so-famous station games were played,
wars in the pool were fought, and both competitive and casual
matches were played on the badminton courts.

The third session in camp was always a treat, as something wonderful

always happens during that time. Whether it be healing an incurable
disease, or mending a broken spirit, there is nothing our God can’t do.
To end the day, we gathered around the campfire, singing songs and
roasting both the marshmallows and our hands.
 Day 3
7th April 2023, Friday. The final day of camp
dawned. Students packed their bags, meeting up in
the canteen to eat after freshening up. The final
session of the 3 days played out. Then came the prize
ceremony; hearts beating in anticipation as Mr. Shum,
the camp coordinator, revealed each team’s
placing in the ranks. In the end, team ‘Benjamin’ won
first place. Just after that, lunch was served, and
students boarded the bus, returning to Arrows.

Although the days seemed short, the memories and

friends made were worth the stay.

Pastor
ANKIA!!!

YEAR 9 - 11
ARROWS SCHOOL CAMP
5 - 7 APRIL 2023
 YR7-8 CAMP
Written by Teh Zi Shayne (8Y) and Hester Yap (7Y)

On 12th April 2023, the long-awaited 2023 camp

finally began! Countless Arrows students showed
up excited for this wonderful 3-day 2-night
experience with God.

Though every single second of the camp was

unforgettable, a few highlights were during lunch when
each table had its own different take on the loudest
shout of "Yam-Seng", trying to outdo the others. As a
camp committee member myself, my personal favorite
memory was during Mystery Night, which was organized
so well by creative seniors and teachers!

Mystery Night this year was a murder mystery game,

where players could interact with the camp committees,
or what we call ‘NPCs”. Each character was written with
so much effort and detail, with every clue being a
crucial hint towards the end goal of solving the
murderer of Mr. White, played by Mr. Shum. As a
committee member, interacting with the players was
extremely fun, especially seeing their clueless faces.

One of the memorable and iconic moments was when Zach

admitted to murdering Mr. White, claiming, “Dad didn’t buy me a
pink Lamborghini and bought me a black one instead so I killed
him”, yet plenty of players still didn't believe his words. Other
characters remember brilliant flashlights from various different
phones being shoved in their face, only for the characters to ask
one question before deciding that their role wasn’t important
enough. Notably, a character situated near the hall was often
accidentally brushed off by the campers, who did not notice his
presence.

Midway through the intense game, a

frightening scene was spotted as Skyla was
found dead by the pool. While I was lying on
the ground pretending to be dead, I vividly
remember being on the verge of laughter. The
fake blood stained my neck for the rest of
camp.
 Overall, though there were minor tweaks to the storyline, it was
still executed flawlessly. Of course, the actors did such a
marvelous job: gold-digger Cassandra, black sheep Arliss, father
of the family Paul and so many others, but not enough credit has
been given to the underrated prop master, story master,
detectives, and security guard who played such an important
role behind-the-scenes of Mystery Night.

Aside from that, we had games such as “Bob the Builder” which
required much teamwork and logical thinking, “Catch Me If You
Can” which revolved around agility, and of course, “Water War”
which left everyone soaking wet, as well as the iconic station
games designed by teachers and committee members. While the
winner this year was team Ephraim who worked hard together
for it, every team did incredibly well, led by their responsible
leaders.

The worship mentoring team led by Mr Patrick also did a brilliant job leading the worship songs
during sessions, and who could forget pastor Ankia? Her sessions were life-changing to many,
as so many people felt the touch of God for the first time due to her heartfelt messages.
Countless testimonies were delivered by brave and inspiring students from the prayers, and
streams and waterfalls were pouring down students' eyes during session 3.

Camp this year was absolutely surreal. So

many hearts touched, radiant memories,
everlasting new friendships, and unforgettable
fun. I'm beyond grateful for everyone who
cooperated so well and the teachers for
tremendously organizing this camp, as well as
the committee members for taking part in such
a role. I wish that I could pause time, but all
good things come to an end, and so has Camp
2023. I look forward to reliving this moment
next year at Camp 2024!

YEAR 7 - 8
ARROWS SCHOOL CAMP
12 - 14 APRIL 2023
primary
primaryCAMP
CAMP

Our experience as a camp leader this year

was unique compared to previous years. We
gained plenty of knowledge about leadership
and God. Because it taught us responsibility
and the value of friendship, we really
enjoyed living in a dorm with our friends. Our
time was great because we gained

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independence without parental guidance. We
had a great time participating in activities
and spending time with our friends. The

by next week
station games were our favorite activity
since they provided an opportunity for team
building and point accrual. As some of us
were attending camp for the first time, it
was an incredible experience. The lessons
taught by Ps. Nicholas will always stand out
as the highlight of camp. Because there was
magic, it was great and joyful.
Throughout the sessions, we
felt God's presence very
strongly. Both during and
after the camp, we felt the
impact of God very intensely.
We hope that future camps
will be just as enjoyable as
this year's and are eagerly
anticipating it.

Written by:
Wong Charmaine(6A),
Hayley Yap (6S), Eva
Low (6S), Poon Ee
Vynn (6S), Eliza (6S)
 Sports

day
2023
On July 15th 2023, a crowd was gathering in the Panasonic Stadium of Shah Alam. The
reason being Arrows International annual Sports Day event. There were 5 teams,
Philippians, Ephesians, Corinthians, Galatians and Colossians. In the previous year,
Corinthians was added to the secondary school as the fifth team. This year,
Corinthians debuted as the fifth team in the primary side with the expansion of Arrows
Primary. Students have been training hard for this day, with many months of practice
as well as EC sessions skipped.

Prior to the actual day, students had already participated in various different
activities like badminton tournaments, captain ball tournaments, basketball
tournaments, banner designing and jersey designing. Each student wore their house
jerseys proudly. It was wonderful to be able to see the creativity that went into
designing their banners and jerseys.

The event began with the usual opening prayer by Ms Mei Ying, followed by the
national anthem, school song and sports pledge by the house captains. The march
pass followed shortly after. Every house had their own creative and different cheer,
some implemented famous songs into their cheer, and others danced to Kpop songs.
One of the most outstanding cheers of the day was by Galatians, with Mr Jarrett
joining the dance as a way to cheer on his team.
Next on the agenda, it was the track event.
First, it was the primary school, each student
doing their best for their team. The secondary
school’s track event followed closely as the
primary moved inside for the telematch. Each
run brought much anticipation for the audience,
looking closely to see who would win the race.

Directly after the primary track event, the

primary side had to moved to the indoor
stadium for their telematch. Their matches
went as follows, the Year 5-6, Year 1-2, and
Year 3-4. Although there was a difference in
years, their goal remained the same. Finish the
course before the other teams.

It was a tough match, but everyone had fun in

the end. Alongside a sore throat from
screaming so loud.

Due to the secondary side delaying in their

track, the primary side had done their prize
giving first. Colossians getting the gold with
Philippians getting silver. Of course we can’t
forget Corinthians with their shiny bronze.

Finally, the secondary side had finished their

track. Everyone sat in suspense, some in
boredom, to wait for the announcement they
had all been waiting for, the overall winner of
the 2023 sports day. Galatians had won!
Followed by Ephesians and Colossians. This
year, there was a new award, Sportsman and
Sportswoman of the Year, which went to Jade
Chaumont of 7 Yellow and Lucas Noel of 8
Green.

Written by Renee Ng (9B), Hester Yap (7Y) and Teh Zi Shayne (8Y)
 BASKETBALL
Tournament
The basketball tournament was held from 18th June to the 23rd of June,
with each match lasting around 15 minutes. Each round lasted an
intense 15 minutes, and each year took turns to compete throughout the
morning. One competitor said that butterflies were fluttering in her
stomach, but she was feeling excited nevertheless. This competitor
mentioned that she was also making bets on who would win with a
fellow participant. Although there were many different opinions on
which team would come out as the final champion, everyone showed
their best efforts to win for their team and it was safe to say that
everyone enjoyed themselves immensely. WRITTEN BY HESTER YAP (7Y)

Captain Ball
Tournament
YEAR 7-8
The Arrows captain
ball tournament was
held on 26-27 June
2023 for the Year 9-11
students, while the
Year 7-8 students
competed on the 28th Champions: Colossians
and 30th of June. Runners-up: Philippians
The competitors who participated in the tournament
mentioned all teams were very competitive with each
YEAR 9-11
other as the matches are very intense and very
adrenaline pumping to play. Each match lasted about 15
minutes and the tournament lasted about a week. There
were certain teams and matches getting a tie and
resulting in the teams having to compete to play
overtime, giving opportunities for both sides to get first
place. Throughout the whole tournament, the teams Champions: Colossians
showed unity, teamwork and determination to achieve Runners-up: Galatians
first place for their sports house.
WRITTEN BY ASHTON WOO (11G)
BADMINTON
Tournament
The badminton tournament took place at 222 Sports Centre PJ.
There were 5 categories: male singles, male doubles, female
singles, female doubles, and mixed doubles.

Upon arriving, the students could feel the stuffy air and see
crowds of their teams gathered at their respective areas. Many
students were absent on the day, resulting in multiple matches
being canceled, or in some cases, a walkover.

Many players were upset, but they had to get over it and
advance to the next round. The winners of their respective
categories were announced on Sports Day.

“It was fun, I got to play with my friends after the tournament
ended.” - Quote by Wee Zhen Tao
WRITTEN BY RENEE NG (9B)

YEAR 7-8
Male Singles Female Singles
Champion: Cayden Chuah Champion: Kaela Chan
Runner-up: Christian Chew Runner-up: Sarah Samuel

Male Doubles Female Doubles

Champion: Sarah Samuel /
Champion: Cayden Chuah /
Amanda Cheong
Cheong Zhi Hong
Runner-up: Shanna Aow /
Runner-up: Isaac Tang / Teo Yi Shuen
Khoo Wei Heng

YEAR 9-11
Male Singles Female Doubles
Champion: Ian Tham Champion: Ariel Chan /
Runner-up: David Chua How Qing Suen
Runner-up: Maegan Goh /
Clarisse Lee
Male Doubles
Champion: Ian Tham / Mixed Doubles
Benjamin Au Champion: Brandon Ong
Runner-up: David Chua / / Chloe Seow
Isaac Loh Runner-up: Nicholas Low
/ Noelle Koh
Female Singles
Champion: Toh Ee
Runner-up: Yap Yan Yee
On the 26th of August, Arrows organized a
successful charity carnival! The event
brought together plenty for a day filled
with fun, laughter, and, most importantly,
fundraising over RM60k+ for the noble
causes of CEAM Children Shelter Home,
The Nursery Care Centre, and Project
Hope.
We could purchase coupons for lucky
draws to win marvelous prizes and to
purchase items from stalls too. As such,
the class making the most profit or selling
the most coupons could win the grand
prize of a free movie in a cinema for the
whole class! The highlight of the carnival
was the sheer unity of every classmate
working together, each playing a vital part
in the carnival. It was true bliss, with each
class establishing countless varieties of
stalls. Let's take a glimpse at some of the
attractions:
Aromas of mouth-watering snacks of
different kinds floated through the air,
enticing carnival participants to indulge in
delectable delights. Each class provided
something unique that delighted
everyone's taste buds. The beverage
stalls were a popular respite from the
weather. Their stalls offered drinks
ranging from bubble tea to other
refreshments crafted with love by the
The drink stalls not only sold beverages,
but some even sold jelly, ice cream,
popsicles, and more, which made these
cooling stops a hit!
Besides that, there were countless games
where we were able to win exquisite
prizes, such as human whack-a-mole.
Aside from games, other booths provided
services such as face painting, henna, and
more. In fact, there was a photo booth for
us to capture radiant memories with each
other on this remarkable day! Several
classes showcased their artistic talents
through stalls dedicated to crafts and art.
Besides that, we also managed to sell
plenty of pre-owned items at our thrift
store! The stage came alive with
captivating performances from the
students, such as talented students
singing and dancing for busking.
After all of that thrill, it was time for more,
especially for the ice bucket challenge
candidates! Mr. Damien was elected to
participate and got dunked in the freezing
water, leaving him shivering!
There was plenty of enthusiasm and
dedication in every aspect of the event.
The success of 2023's Carnival wouldn't
have been possible without the generous
support of the sponsors, volunteers, and,
of course, the attendees. As we say
goodbye to this year's carnival, we eagerly
look forward to future editions. This was
the epitome of a surreal, heartwarming
journey where everlasting bonds were
made.
WRITTEN BY TEH ZI SHAYNE (8Y)
FEATURED STUDENT LITERATURE
THE HOUSE WITH A RED ROOF
The house with a red roof sat high upon the hill, new and tall and proud, its new foundations
strong and unshakable. The new family stood before its doors, the father holding his wife’s hand, a
small little baby bundled in her arms. They smiled and laughed and chattered, and the house was
happy to have them.

The house with a red roof sat high upon the hill, a little older yet still beautiful, its flower
boxes overflowing with the bright buds of spring. These were tended to carefully by the father,
also a little older and a little wiser. Now, the little baby had grown into a bright, budding young
boy, all smiles and joy. He lit up every room, bringing smiles to all who beheld him. His mother
adored him, his father cherished him, and together they cared for that little house with a red
roof. They tended to the gardens and played around it. And in turn, the house sheltered and
protected them, shielding them from the harsh storms and burning heat. Sometimes, the family
worried, wondering about their future. Times had been hard, but they remained protected within
the walls of their little sanctuary.

The house with a red roof sat high upon the hill, watching as the little boy grew into
adulthood, and his parents faded away. The house mourned them, as did he. Soon, however, the
melancholy was replaced with laughter and mirth once again, as the boy, now a man, had a family
of his own. His daughter was a bright bundle of joy, just as he had been. She too cared for the
house, helping her mother and father to tend to its gardens and fix its little problems. They
painted its walls a brand-new colour, a bright, sunny yellow that seemed to chase all the grey
away. And so, the house watched as yet another family thrived. Every day, the father would go off
to work, and each day he came back more worn and tired. And yet his little daughter never failed
to bring that smile back to his face. Together they grew, and the house watched as they did so.

The house with a red roof sat high upon the hill, old and tired now, its floors a little creaky,
the door squealing on its hinges. The walls had little cracks in them, the old yellow paint fading
chipping and falling apart. The little girl grew and became a young woman, clever and smart, who
went off to a university and never returned. Her parents remained, still taking care of the house
despite their age, never failing to bring warmth and light to that little home. Until one day, where
they both succumbed to their failing bodies, and were taken away to another home. However, the
girl returned, a family of her own now, and she wandered through the house, visiting it and
looking at all the memories it held. She remembered all the remnants of the past, the history
within the house. She felt a sense of sadness as she viewed its crumbling facade, the way it
looked aged and grey - but within the midst of it all, sprouted a vision for hope and change. So, she
thanked the house for all it had done, and bid it goodbye, but not for a final time.

And then one day, the builders arrived. They built and painted and furnished and decorated
until the house looked and felt all new again. Then the daughter arrived, surrounded by a group of
laughing children whom she had gathered from many forlorn places – children who were once
abandoned and lost, now given a home to stay. The first little family had grown, the fruits of their
love and hope and joy spreading until all who followed after benefited from it. The family grew
larger and larger, and the house was very happy to have them.

Erin Foong (9G)

FEATURED STUDENT LITERATURE
Epiphany
In the twinkle of an eclipse, I find myself stunned amongst my fellow peers, alarmed in
silence.

My soul who once stood as firm and islandly as a stone house covered in ivy, was softened
and molded through the many miscellaneous encounters transpired by the people who were
promptly put into my life. "Wow, have we grown as a family," says the forever unsmiling
superintendent with a tinge of impression, though, had I ever paused and pondered on how a
thing as this had truly happened?

Growth, extension, swelling, germination, maturation, all definitions laced with the exact
same meaning, yet so different from one another. I stroll past the first chapter of my youth
embracing these expressions, each term shaping me like a simple construction worker and his
petrichor scented clay (because, I trust that there certainly is beauty within the simplest things if
a mere commoner is tasked to sculpt the most substantial edifices with the help such of an
unadorned piece of material). Like a certain maxim I once heeded, “I've been the archer, I've
been the prey,” growing up by no doubt can be a jumbled labyrinth of one’s life, ludicrously
intricate yet carelessly packaged in a fragile paper bag.

Growth - the process of increasing in size. On the contrary, I soon unearthed the beautiful
discovery of The Growth Stunt by the time I hit the meek age of 15. Though putting all witticism
and sarcasm aside, I do believe that my character as a student, leader, daughter, sister, friend,
had grown finely due to the uncalled placement of my best friend, Ines, despite how obligatory
her entrance into my life was. Ines and I are two worlds apart. She enjoys artificial strawberries,
I loathe the plasticky smell of fruity liquorice. She is logical by instinct, I am creative by nature.
She leaves sentences stagnant with no proper punctuation, and I will release forth with multiple
puffs and sighs at the sight of a single clause sentence. Albeit, I would be guilty to not admit that
our surfeits of minuscule disagreements, mischievous bohemian rendezvous, and most
importantly, midnight FaceTime heart-to-hearts had allowed us to grow together as the deadliest
duo out there. And none of this aids a potential stop in the near or distant future. I cannot wait to
sprout further with Ines, because wow, have we grown as a family.

Extension - a part that is added to something to enlarge or prolong it. After months of
nonstop academics then came the attackable surprise that was my sports house
committee-ship. Perhaps this chance was a personally crafted meteor shower smashing its way
into my solar system, ravishingly yet menacingly. Words cannot narrate the spectrum of feelings
I felt whilst holding the sports house captain title, and somehow feeling both lost and secure, I
managed to pull myself together, eventually leading my team into the victory of 5th place. Now I
say victory because if all chivalry was truly dead, I'd still be buried in the 97 individual jerseys I
swore I’d go to war with. Providentially, my trusty team of assistants and human extension cords
came through to help. They totally did not Guinea pig themselves into this just to skip the extra
10 minutes of lesson time, though I really do have to say, thank you. Thank you for keeping my
sanity intact when nobody else was there to keep my stress infused brain and rosacea tinted
cheeks down, because wow, have we grown as a family.

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 Swelling - becoming greater in intensity, number, amount, or volume. Whenever one
hears of the word 'swelling', you would either think of a gross inflammation or the poignant angst
that comes with every other prosaic adolescent. Well to absolutely no surprise the swelling I
plan to talk about today would be the second. For starters, teenage life is the beginning of
something extraordinary in my view. It is the symbolisation of youth, the beginning of adulthood,
when society starts treating you differently because of your age. Woefully, none of that comes
easy despite its constant romanticisation in novels and cheesy teen movies. Real adolescence
is a Jam Pack 8 course meal of hysterically chaotic episodes. Some days I feel as if I could
function on 3 cans of Red Bull and a single hash-brown from McDonald's, while some days I
quite literally need to physically pause for a moment and sleep a 15 hour 'nap' to cover up all my
sleep debt. Nonetheless, this is the beauty of teen-hood;

Regardless, adding on to my never-ending list of why swelling pain is the tangent to

growing up, I treasure my femininity very much. Why could this be a form of swelling pain you
ask? Well, society is mean, people are mean. If I enjoy crying to Pride and Prejudice, so be it. If
I enjoy wearing head to toe pink, so be it. If I enjoy over analyzing every single Taylor Swift lyric
on the internet, so be it. Inevitably the world likes to tell us what we can be, or can't be, but is
there any valid reason for people to treat us girls this harshly? You have to be thin, but not too
thin, and you can never say you want to be thin. You have to say you want to be healthy, yet you
must always live your life to the 'fullest'. You have to have money, but you can't ask for money,
because that's crass. You have to lead, but you can't squash other's ideas. You have to be
career-driven, but also always looking out for other people. You have to want to be a
family-maker, but to not talk about your lover all the time. You have to answer for men's bad
behavior which is insane, but if you point that out you are accused of complaining. These are
just the mere tips of this colossal freezing iceberg, every single struggle, shaping me into who I
am as of this current moment. Oh how badly I cannot wait to emotionally swell further, because
wow, have we women grown as a family.

Germination - the development of a plant from a seed or spore after a period of dormancy.
Maturation - the ripening of fruit. These two are the expressions that I firmly believe are maternal
twins of some sort. As long as we crave for full bloom maturation, germination must take place
for the seed to be planted in the first place. I admittedly divulge my stance that, yes, I have in
fact yet to mature or even germinate. But honestly, is that not how my entire epiphany came
about? "Wow, have we grown as a family," a constant mantra I wish to live by. I vouch to
continue to grow as a person, as a spirit, as a personality, as a soul, cause when you're 17, you
might just find out your potential and who you're supposed to be.

Reference: The Archer - Taylor Swift, Barbie dir. Greta Gerwig

Lim Hayley (11Y)

FEATURED STUDENT LITERATURE

Growing as a Family

Growing as a family is one of the most important parts

of life. Families are always a safe home for many people.
However, there are many ups and downs the further you go
in life.

As most people know, my own father passed away in

May this year. It was a heartbreaking event for many of my
relatives, especially my mom. I understand that sometimes
it's hard to move on from downs, but always know that God
has His own timing for everything.

I could go on and on about family, but I'll make this

short so let's end it with a note. Appreciate your family for
who they are and what they do for you. Not just your parents,
your siblings too. Everyone's time here on Earth is short, so
try to say everything you want to say to them. Remember,
speak life to people, don't kill them with your tongue.

Anna Yap 5E
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 Arrows Presents

Featured Poetry
In Arrows, knowledge takes its flight
In this nurturing haven, where bonds burn
bright.
In classrooms and corridors, young minds ignite,
We gain love and wisdom, for our future’s
delight.
Like arrows, we soar, strong and true
With precision and grace, we pierce through our
troubles.
Guided by our teachers, in all that we do.
In the halls of Arrows, virtues we gain,
In God’s embrace, we break every chain.
Acceptance, kindness, respect and more,
Growing as a family, we open all doors.
As students we assemble, with unity and purpose,
A quiver we form, handled by the one we call
Lord,
With His eyes upon us, nothing can stop us.
In each other’s company, we find our way,
Growing as a family, day by day.
{{LEONARD LIM, 9G}}
Blessed Life
Hatred, resentment and revulsion,
Are the feelings I perceive from the opposition.
A child was born, and it was that day,
where a destiny for it has been laid.
Happily jumping and running around,
Sometimes maybe even falling down.
Nothing to worry about and being naive,
the summary of a toddler, basically.
Rebelliousness and stubbornness hit the teen,
being ignorant towards parents’ nagging.
The child will have to learn,
from that one day a lesson was given.
Slowly realising acts of foolishness,
eventually being mature and asking for forgiveness.
Counsel of parents finally sunk in,
A warm family, sweet and caring.
Being independent for parents to rely,
begin to work for financial supplies.
Keeping the bad news to avoid parents’ worries,
reporting the good so they’d be relieved.
The tables have turned, time to take responsibility,
to take care of parents as they took care of me.
Counting on each other, there is nothing to fear,
As we can face everything together.
{{WONG SHI KERR, 9G}}

But I brush those feelings aside,

For I stand before the light.

Love, endearment and warmth,

Regret
Are the feelings I perceive from my kin.
For what I’ve been told, family should be
cherished,
As He gifted my family thee,
But for what I know, it is hellish.
And I will love them all for eternity.
Annoying, bothersome, and a hassle,
{{RENEE NG, 9B}}
Always interfering with my matters.

We all started the same way, But now I stand alone;

Starting school awkward and blind, Weeping tears of sorrow.
Trying to fit in, keep the fear at bay,
Telling ourselves it will be fine. For I wish I loved them all,
As I stood before the stone.
Lo and behold, we’ve made some friends,
People with us most of the time, {{RENEE SI, 9Y}}
Even if our time comes to an end,
The memories will live on in my mind.

Too soon, the final test is done,

Over is our time together as one,
But a common thing between you and me,
We grew up as a family.

{{ISABELLE LUI, 8B}}

 Arrows Presents

Featured Poetry
The memories we’ve made, Enjoy as a family,
The moments we’ve had, Leave the past,
The time all spent, Enter the present.
Both happy and sad Cherish the moments,
That brings happiness.
We’ll grow together,
We’re here for each other,
Past and future, Together as a family,
Forever and after We shall grow.
Living altogether,
We’ll share the joy, Is a great enjoyment.
Smiles and happiness, Together forever!
Even the pain,
Sorrow and sadness
Blessed are we to live a life,
We’ve got each other’s back, Full of fun, joy and love.
As one big family, Glad to be alive.
Growing together, Till the very end.
Happily and lovingly We live, we love, we laugh!

{{IVORY FAITH, 7R}} {{PHUAH JAZLYN, 7P}}

Bittersweet Memories

As I walk through familiar locales, In a world where it's wrong

Shimmers of memories passed by. And a world where it's right.
From joyful, pleasant moments to the sorrowful, How lucky am I,
irksome ones, To be blessed by such love.
Feels like I’m revisiting them one by one. My Mother and Father,
Whom I love.
The days where we picnicked together, My Dear Siblings
We shared stories and laughed at jokes, Whom I adore.
Your smile glistened under the sunny sky, What more can I ask for?
And I vowed to myself to protect them as long as I can. What more could I want?
As it's already enough,
The days we had disagreements and fought, To feel the loving warmth in their arms.
Anger and bitterness took over you, No matter how hard,
And you never wanted to see me. No matter how we suffered
Strings of fate have been severed and I never saw you As bad things passed by,
again. We still hold on to each other.
Every day
I’m sorry that it had ended this way, Every Month
I’m sorry that I couldn't protect your precious smiles, Every year.
I’m sorry that I severed our ties. I won't ever stop being grateful.
Now, I shall smile and weep, I thank God every day,
While recollecting these fragments of bittersweet Thanking for such love
memories. From Family
From trustworthy friends.
{{NATALIE CHAU JIA EE, 9R}} There isn't more that I could want.
As their love is enough.
Having friends who I could lean on.
Bound by love, Having a family who I could trust
Bound by peace. It will forever be enough.
God had given me a blessed life.
Family, like a tow hitch, Full of love and warmth,
Assisting silently through adversity, Full of laughter and sorrows.
Heartening silently through trials, It is enough,
Then toasting thunderously through triumphs. With my Family, friends
I can continue to live on
Abiding us day after day, Hand in hand, I thank God.
Through weeps,
Through joy, {{YONG CHING, 9B}}
Through pain,
Through fate.

{{LAU JING XUEN, 7G}}

Thank you, teachers!

H A P P Y
TEACHERS
D A Y !
 PRIMARY
SCHOOL
a m s ch ar is
n if e ya ng
ms Jen
Lester

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ms Rub

Mr victor john

ms hirthikka
kalaiselvam

MS SOPHIE KAN
rav eena
MS P
Mr Jeremy Chan MS WENDY LIM

M S e l a in e
cheong

MS SUZANNE YEW
 Ms Eileen Chia Ms Evelyn Yap

Ms Esther David
Ms Shamala Devi

Mr Ruey Khew

Ms Chia Wai Ee
Ms Michell Chin

Mr Mervin Raj

Ms L
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Mr Baranee Nathen

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atal
Ms N o o
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Laza
Ms Wong Yun Xuan

Ms Taryn Tang
Cheah
Ms Fiona
Ms Christine Chong

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Wong
 1 crystal

Top left to right: Kain Wong, Shiloh Lee, Van Thawn Bia, Elijah Mark, Josiah Lee, Shoshana
Yael, Chelsey Ng, Lauren Wong
Bottom left to right: Allison Ti, Ivan Jensen Tan, Zara Soo, Ms Natalie, Ashton Wong, Ryan
Chew, Cyra Chong

Kain Wong: McDonalds Chicken burger. It's What’s your

yummy.
Lauren Wong Cae Lynn: Fried Chicken because favourite food?
the skin is crispy.
Ryan Chew Chun Yin: Char Siew Rice because it's Why?
very sweet.
Shiloh Lee Yan: Chocolate chip cookie. It's
yummy.
Shoshana Yael a/p Hemant Kaur: Pesto pasta.
Because my mom made it.
Van Thawm Bia: Strawberry ice cream, it's very
sweet.
Zara Soo Jean Wen: Sushi. It's yummy.

Allison Ti Shu Mei: Carbonara. I like the sauce

Ashton Wong Tze Xin: McDonald's Cheeseburger. It's delicious.
Chelsey Ng Jia Xuan: Chicken nuggets. It tastes delicious in
every sauce.
Cyra Chong Qian Ru: KFC fried chicken. Delicious.
Elijah Jeremiah Vethanayagam Mark: Apples. They are good for
my health.
Ivan Jensen Tan: Udon. I like the soup.
Josiah Edward Lee: Pasta. I like the sauce.
 1 ruby

Top left to right: Grace Usoh, Waverly Poon, Joel Moses Victor, Kara-Lynn Chew, Lionel Ben,
Irvin Tang, Sheldon Tan, Elijah Ting, Evan Lim
Bottom left to right: Wong Li Aun, Lauren Alexis Lim, Nathaniel Tsan, Ms Wendy, Lisa Teh, Sara
Jane Ho, Anastasia Ho

What’s your favourite food? Why?

Anastasia Ho Chai Yu: Mac & Cheese because it's cheesy.
Elijah Ting Shon Ee: Butter chicken because I like the chicken.
Evan Lee Khye-Tzer: Fish. It's nice.
Irvin Tang Kee Vern: Fries. It's yummy.
Joel Moses Victor: Pear. Because it's crunchy.
Kara-Lynn Chew Minn Xuen: Sushi. I like the soy sauce.
Lauren Alexis Lim Yen Rue: Mamee. Delicious.
Lionel Neshan Ben: Butter chicken. Because it's spicy.
Lisa Teh Chen Hui: Chicken nugget. Because it's really nice.
Nathaniel Tsan Ee Chen: Doughnut. It tastes so good.
Sara Jane Ho Wei Li: McDonald’s. The food is tasty.
Sheldon Tan Wei Zhen: Oton. It tastes sweet.
Waverly Love Shen-Li Poon: Skittles. It's sweet.
Wong Li Aun: Fried chicken & rice. It's salty.
Grace Ndifreke Usoh: Butter chicken. It's yummy.
 2 pearl

Top left to right: Ethan Chye, Luke Lovatt, Sara Thangam Gopi, Scarlett Francis, Eunice Hew,
Charmaine Lai, Lai Yi Hong
Middle left to right: Low Kayleen, Boo Yu Xin, Gisele Tan, Liya Gan, Ethan Zac, Heline Wong l,
Dalia Joy
Bottom left to right: Isaac Bang, Aaron Dave, Owen Chin, Ms Shamala, Adrielle Palmer, Nathan
Chan, Jayden Hiew

Aaron Dave J Prakash: Believer of Jesus.

What is something that Adrielle Abilene Palmer: Caring towards me.
makes your family Boo Yu Xin: Treating me nicely and gratefully.
Charmaine Lai Zhe Ling: Caring for me.
special? Dalia Joy Ho Puiyan: Believer of God.
Enva Heline Wong: Feeding me food.
Ethan Chye Yii Shean: Helping me with my homework.
Ethan Zac Ho Jyun Han: Kind to me, teach me the
right thing, and discipline me.
Eunice Hew Tong: Always play with me.
Giselle Tan Hui Her: Help me with my studies.
Isaac Bang Yu Jie: Provide food for me.
Jayden Hiew Zhen Wei: They help me with my exam preparations.
Lai Yi Hong: Like to shop.
Liya Gan Ruo Fei: Loving.
Low Kayleen: Caring.
Luke Azriel Lovatt: Always spend time together every Saturday.
Nathan Chan Ze Rui: Love to shop.
Owen Jeremiah Chin Zhi Wen: Creative and skillful.
Sara Thangam Gopi: Caring.
Scarlett Emery Love Francis: Loving.
 3 topaz

Top left to right: Cheong Tze Cheng, Elena See, Maya Ramishka, Alessandra Kok, Nathaniel Tan,
Daniel Tay, Spencer Murphy
Middle left to right: Poon Ze Shane, Oliver Solibun Choy, Lucas Thor, Revant Wee, Jaymee Yam,
Madeleine Mah, Jayden Chen, Nathanael Wong, Aloysius Lee, Matthias Ng, Law Hailey
Bottom left to right: Amber Quah, Adele Tan, Abigale Ting, Mr Jeremy, Kendra Tham, Noah Yap,
Michael Chua

What is your Abigale Ting Rae Anne: Cheong Tze Cheng: Play
Watch TV shows with my toys
favourite hobby Adele Tan Hui Wen: Elena See: Watching TV
Draw Jayden Chen Shin Kai:
or activity outside Alessandra Kok Wern Draw
of school? Qi: Sing Jaymee Yam: Journaling
Aloysius Lee Kye- Kendra Tham Jing Shuen:
Therng: Football Playing computer games
Amber Hillary Quah Ai: Law Hailey Heiyin: Drawing
Art Nathaniel Tan Wei Yi: Play
Lucas Thor Jun Hei: badminton
Drawing Noah Yap Yong Shen: Play with
Madeleine Mah Su Faye: my younger brother
Cycling Oliver Solibun Choy Juan Hur:
Matthias Ng Soong Yoong: Football
Play video games Poon Ze Shane: Watching TV
Maya Ramishka Iype: Revant Noah Wee: Play football
Swimming with my neighbour and my
Michael Chua Hong Yao: brother
Play PC Spencer Damien Murphy: Read
Nathanael Wong Ming books
Xuan: Play Rubik's Cube Tay Hung Tzun Daniel: Watch TV
 4 jacinth

Top left to right: Cedric Cheah, Abigail Chee, Joash Dev, Zander Soo, Maffew Choo
Middle left to right: Jayden Syow, Jasper Ng, Callum Lim, Gareth Bang, Aidan Wong, Mar Qian Yi, Denise
Tan, Adeline Chiong
Bottom left to right: Loke Eroy, Adiev Ephraim, Jayden Lee, Ms Evelyn, Deborah Joanna Victor,
Samantha Ti, Carolyn Tan

What is something you would like to grow up to be famous for?

Adiev Ephraim A/L Hemant Kumar: Football player

Aidan Wong Jian Ning: Violinist
Callum Lim Wei Shen: Professional gamer
Carolyn Tan Hooi Ying: Painter
Cedric Cheah Yu: Youtuber
Chee Hui Ying Abigail: Professional dancer
Choo Kwan Yei, Maffew: Comedian
Deborah Joanna Victor: Painter
Gareth Bang Yu Zhe: Football player
Jayden Lee Ting Xuan: Zoologist
Joash Dev Sandhu: Drummer
Loke Eroy: Painter
Mar Qian Yi: Lawyer
Ng Chen Le Jasper: Artist
Samantha Ti Shu Min: Scientist
Zander Soo King Lam: Singer
Denise Tan Zi Yin: Singer
Jayden Syow ZhenXuan: Comedian
Adeline Chiong: Singer
 4 jasper

Top left to right: Tanya Mariel Varilla, Joshua Chan, Yap Jay Ren, Mathias Lovatt, Jaycee Lee, Wang Wei
Han, Jonathan Soo
Middle left to right: Choong Kai Chern, Heng Xen Park, Tang En Yee, Leong Ming Hin, Jayden Chen,
Caydence Tan, Yoana Poo
Bottom left to right: Dylan Wong, Tan Yu Jie, Gabriel Clement Gopi, Ms Suzanne, Ethan Chang, Ong Han
Na, Celine Wong

What is something you would like to grow up to be famous for?

Choong Kai Chern: Policeman
Dylan Jen-Tzen Wong: Chef - Japanese food
Engel Celine Wong: Baker
Ethan Chang Eu Gin: Policeman
Gabriel Clement Gopi: Policeman
Heng Xen Park: Youtuber
Jayden Chen Jun Jie: Gamer
Jonathan Soo Keng Jin: Gamer
Joshua Aquila Chan Jia Jin: Youtuber
Leong Ming Hin: Youtube vlogger
Mathias James Lovatt: Programmer
Ong Han Na: Artist
Tan Jing Jie, Caydence: Baker
Tan Yu Jie: Actor
Tanya Mariel Varilla: Artist
Wang Wei Han: Artist
Yap Jay Ren: Youtuber
Yoana Poo Chuan En: Youtuber
Tang En Yee: Artist
Jaycee Lee Zhe Si: Diabolo player
 5 diamond

Top left to right: Janae Morgan, Kata-Lynn Chew, Marcus Tan, Grace Yap, Nathaniel Ho, Henri Lim, Ooi
Lea Ann, Adam Tan
Middle left to right: Costin Low, Cayven Chuah, Ethan Yap, Calvin Yap, Ean Lee, Charlotte Lai, Oscar Ho,
Evan Lim, Darienne Lee, Law Ellie, Bernice Loh
Bottom left to right: Lee Qer Rui, Sarah Liew, Mariko Pang, Ms Wong Yun Xuan, Eunice Wang, Olivia Yap,
Hannah Natalia Samuel

Adam Tan Jitt Sheng: Workout and do fun activities

e
at is th Bernice Loh Qiao Rou: Rock climbing
Wh t Calvin Yap Kai Ming: Creatively build a building with my own items.
mos Cayven Chuah Qi Feng: Boxing
n tu rous Charlotte Lai Zhe Xuan: Visit Singapore and try their food
adve ou’v
e Costin Low Jie Shen: Explore varieties of food
g y
thin ne o
r Darienne Lee Jia May: Gymnastics
d o Ean Lee Khye-Jie: Rock climbing
ever like to Ethan Yap Wei Foong: Visit a glacier and play with the snow
ld
wou Eunice Wang Li Ting: Ride on a roller coaster
do? Evan Lim Kye Shen: World's longest zip coaster
Grace Yap Chean Sun: Went hiking and got lost
Hannah Natalia Samuel: Travelling around the world
Henri Lim Ming Han: Bungee Jumping
Ho Yee Zhe (Oscar): Hunting
Janae Jia-Ern Morgan: Travelling around the world and trying out their foods
Kate-Lynn Chew Minn Ern: Hiking
Law Ellie Lok Yin: Sky diving & scuba diving
Lee Qer Rui: School camp every year
Mariko Pang Kado: Visit Japan - Osaka
Nathaniel Ho Zhan Yi: Camping in the woods
Olivia Yap En Yu: Skydiving
Ooi Lea Ann: Skate down a big ramp
Sarah Megan Liew Li Xin: Bungee Jumping
Tan Liang Yu (Marcus): Off-Road ATV
 5 emerald

5 EMERALD
Top left to right: Abbey Loh, Lee Quinn, Wong Charmaine, Ziva Mark, Ifeoma Okpala, Harold Lim, Su
Kayden, Lee Xanz, Leonard Yong
Middle left to right: Lai Yu Ling, Ng Xiao Yuer, Anna Yap, Leya Yang, Asher Chan, Emanuel Chua, Teh
Hong Ee, Tee Zhang Yu, Bella Dang, Kanamaru Lilia
Bottom left to right: Johannes Ling, Hoo Richie, Allysha Tan, Ms Esther, Jared Lim, Ashlynn Tan,
Giovanna Choong

What is the most adventurous thing you’ve ever done or would like to do?
Abbey Loh Shun Miin: Ride a roller coaster.
Allysha Tan Hui Xin: Sky diving.
Anna Yap Chean Pei: Dance in public.
Ashlynn Tan Li Xian: Visit Japan, Korea, and Genting Highlands.
Bella Dang: Explore the ocean. Deep sea diving.
Chan Ji-Fung Asher: Eat ladies finger because I have a phobia of it.
Emanuel Chua Ming Yao: Going on a cruise ship
Giovanna Choong: Try the escape park at Paradigm Mall.
Harold Lim Ming Hay: To become a successful writer.
Hoo Richie: Bungee jumping.
Ifeoma Nara Okpala: Visit the United States.
Jared Lim Zhe Le: Skydrop.
Johannes Ling Zhi Jim: Ride a roller coaster.
Kanamaru Lilia: To win first place
Lai Yu Ling: Ride a roller coaster.
Lee Quinn: Become a successful badminton player.
Lee Xanz: Visit Vietnam
Leonard Yong Hin: Going on a cruise ship
Leya Yang: Flying fox.
Ng Xiao Yuer: Play fireworks and play candles
Su Weixun (Kayden): Ride a roller coaster.
Tee Zhang Yu: Ride a roller coaster.
Teh Hong Ee: Being famous in the future
Wong Charmaine: Loving God
Ziva Joaquina Saculina Mark: Become a national volleyball player.
 6 amethyst

Top left to right: Chong Yi Hang, Charleston Hu, Ho Zhe Xuen, Wong Charmaine, Venus Chen,
Charlize Kaw, Theodora Wong, Annabelle Chin, Elijah Foo
Middle left to right: Cheong Way Shun, Chilotam, Yong Jay Ven, Lee E-Jayne, Ho Hannah, Kayla
Tham, Chloe Shepherdson, Adelle Wong, Elijah Ting
Bottom left to right: Cleemann Hew, Tan Kay Den Kyle, Nicholas Tiew, Ms Wai Ee, Hep Yan Yie,
Young I-Mun, Heston Siew

What is your best

memory in Arrows
Primary? Hew Ka Rann (Cleemann): Field trip,
School camp and Sports Day.
Ho Hannah: Love Malaysia Day
Adelle Wong Xuan Ai: My Year 1 birthday party.
Ho Zhe Xuen (Jayden): Sports Day because
I had unicorn cake.
my team won first place in the relay.
Annabelle Chin Zhi Lyn: Sports day because I
Hu Xiwei(Charleston): School with my
was a leader.
friends
Charlize Kaw Xiao Wei: This year’s camp
Joel Ting Shon Jay: School camp because I
Cheong Way Shun: Lunch time with my friends
was a leader
Chilotam Nnadi Darrell: Last year’s school camp
Kayla Tham Jing Ern: Camp. Because my
Chloe Bernice Shepherdson: Getting to know
friends and I were leaders for the teams.
others
Lee E Jayne: Bonding time with my friends.
Chong Yi Hang: Captain ball tournament. I
Nicholas Tiew Pin Zhuo: Field trip
worked with my team and won the first place.
Tan Kay Den Kyle: My first day of school
Elijah Foo Koo Hong: I liked everything when I
Theodora Wong Li Jin: Sports Day
was in Year 2. It was so fun.
Venus Chen Shin Yi: This year's field trip
Hep Yan Yie: Field trip 2023. It was a nice
Wong Charmaine: Orientation test
experience.
Yong Jay-Ven: Camp with my friends
Heston Siew Kit Tsun: Camp and Sports Day.
Young I-Mun: Camp. I made new friends.
 6 Sapphire

Top left to right: Vivian Sia, Hayley Yap, Eva Low, Yong Jay Ron, Nathan Tan, Ku Yan Hong, Allyson
Tan, Poon Ee Vynn, Anikka Fadrigo
Middle left to right: Eliza Yong, Megan Mah, Ivan Ho, Ng Jay Siu, Andrew Puan, Ashton Lu, Enzo
Chew, Coen See, Sofie Chee
Bottom left to right: Ooi Jayden, Denis Tan, Ava Chan, Ms Veena, Soh Yi Keith, Kyan Gan, Lucas
Tan

What is your best memory in Arrows Primary?

Alyson Tan Huey Enn: Carnival
Andrew Puan Siao Jing: Break time
Anikka Brielle Moneda Fadrigo: Camp because I made new friends
Ashton Lu Jinn Huang: Making sushi and Zoo project with my friends
Ava Chan Kay En: Carnival
Coen See: Winning 1st for running with an injured leg
Eliza Yong Ai Ling: Being head of librarians, English class, and my friends
Enzo Chew: Sports Day
Eva Low Kayanne: Celebrating Trishelle's and Natalie's farewell, School camp, and Carnival
Hayley Yap Jing Wen: Staying up late during the camp
Ivan Ho Boon Keong: Woodwork Life Skills project
Ku Yan Hong: Mr. Jeremy's birthday and the time I got A
Kyan Gan Wei Hern: Making zoo Project
Lucas Tan Ming Han: Winning second place in 4x100 relay during Sports Day
Megan Mah Hoi Ting: Camp. I get to eat snacks and play with my friends
Nathan Tan Jitt Rui: Going to camp with my friends
Ng Jay Siu (Jordan): Lunch time
Ooi Jayden: Winning first place in Camp 2022
Poon Ee Vynn: Staying up late during the camp
Sofie Chee Tsu-Lyn: Camp in year 1
Soh Yi Keith: Having new friends and playing foosball
Tan Lai Xin (Denis): Sports Day
Vivian Sia Ji Ling: Camp Year 6
Yong Jay-Ron: My first day of school. Making new friends.
With that, we conclude the year with this magazine.