Showing posts with label Ceremony. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ceremony. Show all posts

Friday, August 10, 2012

Prize Giving Day and National Day 2012

Hua Yi Secondary School celebrated Prize Giving Day and National Day 2012 on 8 August 2012.

 Prior to the National Day celebration, prize giving ceremony was held to award students who did well academically in 2011. Congratulations to all students who received the award.

The National Day celebration started with the marching- in of our National flag by students from different uniform groups followed by the singing of the National Anthem and “Recollections” segment recounting the key phases of Singapore story.

The celebration continued with the pledge-taking in different languages and singing of National Day songs – Count on me Singapore, Home and Stand up Singapore.

Wishing all Singaporeans a very happy 47th birthday!

Monday, July 9, 2012

NRIC Presentation Ceremony

Students who have reached the age of 15 or will be 15 years old this year and are Singapore citizens were presented with their National Registration Identity Card (NRIC) in a special NRIC Presentation Ceremony, which was held during the morning assembly to present the students their NRIC.


NRIC, which is a form of formal identification for the students, it also symbolises their nationality as young Singaporeans. The NRIC presentation ceremony is to honour citizenship and the privilege of being Singaporeans and to re-affirm our loyalty and allegiance to Singapore. We hope the students understand the significance of the NRIC and proud to be a Singaporean.

It was a proud moment for the students, as they stepped onto the stage to receive their NRICs.

Congratulations to all students who received their NRICs.

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Remembering Dr Toh Chin Chye

This morninng, students and staff of Hua Yi Secondary School observed the flag raising ceremony and flags were raised to half-mast to show respect to the late Dr Toh Chin Chye, one of the founding fathers of modern Singapore, who passed away recently.




Reflections on Dr Toh Chin Chye and articles on him were put up at the NE Gallery.

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

NRIC Presentation Ceremony 2011

This week, students from Secondary 3 classes who are Singaporeans were presented with their National Registration Identity Card (NRIC). A special NRIC Presentation Ceremony was held during the morning assembly to present the students their NRIC.

For the students, receiving their NRICs symbolises their nationality as young Singaporeans. It is also a form of formal identification for them. We hope the students understand the significance of the NRIC and proud to be a Singaporean.

Congratulations to all students who received their NRICs.










Wednesday, February 28, 2007

Total Defence Day


On 15 February 2007, the school commemorated Total Defence Day. Cadets from the Uniformed Groups namely the NCC, NPCC, Red Cross and Girl Guides participated in a simple but meaningful ceremony. Teacher officers as well as reservists teachers were also part of the contingents. It was really ONE@Hua Yi at its best!!!

On the same day, an In-Place Protection Exercise was conducted. It was a great learning experience for everyone.

After the IPP Exercise, there was a student forum which discussed on the topic 'Preparedness is...' . Students from various levels as well as teachers and even the Operations Manager participated in this forum.

Monday, January 29, 2007

Congratulations & Celebrations!





Today, a group of December babies of 1991 were privileged to receive their Identification Cards from our principal, Mrs Leong, during the morning assembly. This is the first time that the school has held such a ceremony which further illustrated the school's resolution of integrating National Education into the school environment.

Every young Singaporean looks forward to receiving their identification cards as this important document truly symbolises their nationality. To all our students, we hope you understand the importance of the identity card and will keep it safely with you always.

Lastly, congratulations to all who have received their identity cards last year. You've made it through a decade and a half! :p

Many decades more to look forward to, I'm sure!