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(20120310) Four Days in February: Adam Park the Last Battle by Singapore Heritage and National Heritage Board with support from NLB

Visit the “Battle for Adam Park” exhibition and find out about Adam Park and its role as one of Britain’s defence positions in Singapore during World War II. The exhibition features a physical recreation of the topography of Adam Park and showcases the research findings and artefacts uncovered by the Singapore Heritage Society during its archaeological excavation of Adam Park. The exhibition is from Wednesday, 8 February 2012 to Sunday, 24 June 2012.

For more details, please visit http://golibrary.nlb.gov.sg/Exhibitions.aspx

Source: NE FORTE 9 March 2012 ISSUE
Character & Citizenship Education Branch. Student Development Curriculum Division. Ministry of Education

http://library.edumall.sg/library/slot/reslib/dc57/c66d0122a_56855.pdf?ticket=ST-368936-zYqlsqVRd3c6SJm7FUds-962b

(20120310) Transforming Landscapes, Improving Lives by Singapore Changi Airport

Trace 50 years of Singapore’s economic evolution at Singapore Changi Airport. Learn more about how Singapore’s physical, economic and social landscapes were shaped by key economic developments. The exhibition provides a glimpse into the future of Singapore as a home for global business, innovation and talent. On display for the first time are originals of some of the first products manufactured in Singapore. Visitors are invited to share their visions and hopes for the Singapore of the future, in an art installation that will change and evolve with every visitor’s contribution over the course of the exhibition.

Click HERE for more details.

Source: NE FORTE 9 March 2012 ISSUE
Character & Citizenship Education Branch. Student Development Curriculum Division. Ministry of Education

http://library.edumall.sg/library/slot/reslib/dc57/c66d0122a_56855.pdf?ticket=ST-368936-zYqlsqVRd3c6SJm7FUds-962b

(20120310) Singapore History Gallery by National Museum of Singapore

The Singapore History Gallery allows you to explore the struggles that early settlers had to overcome by taking you through the drama of major national events as well as the personal stories of individuals. You can select your own ‘path’ into the past. The events path traces the major events and characters that were part of Singapore’s history, while the personal path tells the stories through the eyes of the man on the street.

Click HERE to see more details.

Source: NE FORTE 9 March 2012 ISSUE
Character & Citizenship Education Branch. Student Development Curriculum Division. Ministry of Education

http://library.edumall.sg/library/slot/reslib/dc57/c66d0122a_56855.pdf?ticket=ST-368936-zYqlsqVRd3c6SJm7FUds-962b

The Engaging China Seminar with Business China Singapore by Pioneer Junior College

Dear Students,

Pioneer Junior College (PJC) will be co-organising The Engaging China Seminar with Business China Singapore on 31 March 2012(Saturday). This year's theme is entitled"China-Quotient Student Forum- Grooming a Generation of Bicultural Singaporeans".

This Seminar targets mainly at pre-university and secondary school students who are interested in contemporary China, to motivate them to keep pace with its rapid developments. More importantly, it also aims to sow how Singaporeans should capitalise on our median location, multilingual and multicultural populace, to effectively maneuver between the East and West.

Details of the seminar are as follows:

Theme: China-Quotient Student Forum- Grooming a Generation of Bicultural Singaporeans"
GOH: Mr Lim Swee Say
Minister in Prime Minister's Office
Date: 31 March 2012(Saturday)
Time: 8.15am-11.am
Venue: Ngee An Kongsi Auditorim, PJC
Address: 21 Teck Whye Walk
Singapore 688258.

The Seminar will be conducted in English and Mandarin.

The MTL department will be nominating 20 sec 3 students offering HCL/CL to attend the event. One-way transport will be provided from SST to PJC at 7.30 am on 31 Mar 2012. For details, pl contact HOD MTL Mdm Bek Su Ling at bek_su_ling@sst.edu.sg.

Thank you!