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St. George's School is a catholic mission school established since 1937.
Our mission is to provide opportunities for the overall integral development of each student.
Its multi-cultural community comprises of preschoolers, primary students and secondary students. Dedicated and committed staff strives to provide a stimulating environment that prepares students to be independent learners.
Its curriculum equips students to further their studies at any higher institutions nationally and internationally.
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MAJLIS SEMBAHYANG HAJAT DAN BACAAN SURAH YASIN
Majlis Sembahyang Hajat dan Bacaan Surah Yasin untuk pelajar yang bakal menduduki Peperiksaan Penilaian Sekolah Rendah (PSR), Peperiksaan Kemajuan Pelajar (SPE) dan Peperiksaan Sijil Am Pelajaran Brunei-Cambridge GCE O Level.
Pada hari Khamis,17hb.September2026 bersamaan 5 Rabiulakhir 1448H, guru-guru serta pelajar beragama Islam daripada Tahun 6, Tahun 8 dan Tahun 11 telah menghadiri majlis berkenaan di Sekolah Saint George's. Majlis tersebut bermula pada pukul 8.00 pagi.
Majlis berkenaan adalah bagi memohon inayah dan keberkatan daripada Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala,di samping melengkapkan persediaan para pelajar untuk menghadap Peperiksaan Penilaian Sekolah Rendah (PSR), Peperiksaan Kemajuan Pelajar (SPE) dan Peperiksaan Sijil Am Pelajaran Brunei-Cambridge GCE O Level yang akan tiba.
OBJEKTIF MAJLIS
1) Memohon pertolongan, rahmat dan keberkatan daripada Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala agarpara pelajar diberikan ketenangan serta dipermudahkan dalam menghadapi peperiksaan.
2) Meningkatkan keyakinan dan kekuatan rohani para pelajar sebagai persediaan sebelum menduduki peperiksaan.
3) Menerapkan amalan berdoa, bertawakal dan berserah kepada Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala setelah berusaha dengan bersungguh-sungguh.
4) Mengeratkan hubungan silaturahim dan semangat kebersamaan antara guru-guru dengan para pelajar.
Atur cara majlis dimulakan dengan Sembahyang Sunat Hajat secara berjemaah. Majlis kemudiannya diteruskan dengan bacaan Surah Yasin dan Doa Peperiksaan, diselajurkan dengan penyampaian tazkirah oleh Ustaz Mohiddin bin Hj. Momin, Ketua Guru Ugama Sekolah Rendah Saint George's.
Secara keseluruhan, Majlis Sembahyang Sunat Hajat, Bacaan Surah Yasin dan Doa Peperiksaan telah dapat dilaksanakan dengan lancar serta menepati perancangan yang telah ditetapkan.
Seluruh warga Sekolah Saint George's turut mendoakan semoga segala urusan para pelajar dipermudahkan dan mereka dikurniakan kejayaan yang cemerlang dalam Peperiksaan Penilaian Sekolah Rendah (PSR), Peperiksaan Kemajuan Pelajar (SPE) dan Peperiksaan Sijil Am Pelajaran Brunei-Cambridge GCE O Level. Aamiin, Aamiin Ya Rabbal ‘Alamiin.
The whistle blows. The ball goes up. And just like that, another basketball season begins. This year, St George’s School once again stepped onto the court for the AEWON PPE Interschool Basketball Tournament 2026, an annual 5-on-5 competition bringing together schools from across Brunei.
For SGS, this year's tournament was about more than simply competing. It was about giving our students the opportunity to represent their school, challenge themselves against other schools, work together as a team and experience the excitement of competitive basketball.
24 Players. Two Teams. One SGS.
This year, SGS entered both the Boys' and Girls' competitions, with 12 boys and 12 girls selected to represent the school. All 24 players are members of the SGS Basketball Club, with students ranging from Year 7 to Year 11.
That meant our teams brought together students with different levels of experience.
Some have been playing basketball and representing SGS for several years. Others returned after competing in previous tournaments. And for some, this was their first time wearing the SGS jersey in an interschool competition.
The boys' team welcomed seven new players to the interschool squad this year, while the girls' team had four new players joining the team. For the girls, this tournament was particularly significant. This marked the third year that SGS has entered a girls' team, continuing the school's growing participation in girls' basketball.
The Tournament Begins... Then Stops
The tournament was scheduled to take place from 31 August to 20 September 2026.
Day 1 went ahead as planned, and the players were ready to compete. But the tournament soon faced an unexpected challenge. Due to the haze, the remaining matches had to be postponed. For the players, that meant waiting.
Training continued. The teams had to stay focused. And everyone had to be patient while waiting for the competition to resume.
Finally, on 8 September, after the haze had subsided, the tournament was able to continue. The wait was over. The SGS players were back on court.
The First Team to Take the Court
With the competition resuming, the SGS Girls were among the first to begin their tournament campaign. They were placed in Group A, alongside ISB and Maktab Duli. Meanwhile, the Boys were preparing for their own challenge in Group B, where they would face Maktab Sains, SMJA, Pusat Tingkatan Enam Belait (PTEB) and JIS. Four matches stood between the SGS Boys and a possible place in the semi-finals.
Different opponents. Different challenges. Two SGS teams.
And the tournament was about to reveal just how much determination our players had brought to the court.
NEXT: MORE THAN THE SCORE
The SGS Girls took on Maktab Duli and ISB, with special support from an alumna. How did our girls fare against these two schools? Find out in Part 2!
For the SGS Girls, the AEWON PPE Interschool Basketball Tournament 2026 marked another important step in their basketball journey. This was the third consecutive year that St George's School entered a Girls' team in the competition.
Students from Years 7 to 11 came together to represent SGS, bringing together players who have been part of the team since 2024, returning players from last year's squad and four new players experiencing interschool competition for the first time.
With six schools competing in the Girls' category, the teams were divided into two groups of three. SGS was placed in Group A, alongside International School Brunei (ISB) and Maktab Duli. With only two preliminary-round matches, every game was important.
Game 1: SGS vs Maktab Duli
The Girls' first match was against Maktab Duli. SGS fought throughout the game but eventually finished with 27 points against Maktab Duli's 69. The result meant the team would need to regroup, learn from the game and prepare for their final group match.
Game 2: SGS vs ISB
The second match brought SGS up against ISB. The final score was 19–73, with ISB taking the win. With two losses from two preliminary matches, SGS finished 3rd in Group A and did not advance to the semi-finals.
But the story of this team goes beyond the final score.
A Familiar Face Returns
During the second match against ISB, the girls received coaching support from Dk Thaliya Naveen, a former student of St George's School and last year's Girls Team Captain. With the team's main coach unavailable, Thaliya stepped in to help coach the girls during the match.
Her involvement was especially meaningful because she had already contributed to the Girls' training during this year's preparation. Having a former SGS student return to support the next generation of players was a wonderful reminder that the SGS community continues beyond graduation. Thaliya knows what it means to represent SGS, and her experience and encouragement provided valuable support to the team during an important match.
Looking Beyond the Scoreboard
The final score against ISB was 19–73. However, a closer look at the numbers provides an interesting perspective.
In their respective matches against ISB, SGS scored 19 points, compared with Maktab Duli’s 15 points. At the other end of the court, ISB scored 73 points against SGS, while scoring 83 points against Maktab Duli.
While SGS did not win the match, these figures show an encouraging aspect of the team's performance. Against the same opponent, SGS scored more points and conceded fewer points than Maktab Duli did. For a developing team, progress is not always measured by the final result. It can also be seen in the details — stronger defensive plays, better communication, improved positioning, successful rebounds and the determination to keep fighting until the final whistle.
Players to Watch
Leading the Girls' team was co-captains Julliana of Year 9B and Niquolle of Year 11B. They were joined by Yoshrina of Year 9A, who also made important contributions throughout the tournament. Altogether, Julliana, Niquolle, and Yoshrina scored 26 points, 8 points and 6 points, respectively. Together with the rest of the squad, they helped carry SGS through another year of girls' interschool basketball.
More Than the Final Score
The SGS Girls' campaign ended after the preliminary rounds, but their journey was about more than qualification for the semi-finals. It was about continuing a programme that has now entered its third year, about giving four new players their first taste of interschool basketball, about returning players building on their previous experience, and it was also about seeing an SGS alumna return to the sideline to support the next generation.
The final standings may show 5th out of 6 participating schools, but they cannot capture every lesson learned, every defensive stand, every encouraging word between teammates or every moment of growth.
The Girls have another year of experience behind them.
And the SGS Interschool Basketball story isn't over yet.
NEXT: FOUR GAMES. TWO WINS. ONE TOUGH GROUP.
The SGS Boys take the court against four different schools in their battle for a place in the semi-finals. All in Part 3
The SGS Boys face four different opponents in their battle for a place in the semi-finals. With the Girls' tournament campaign complete, attention turned to the SGS Boys.
The Boys' team also featured students from Years 7 to 11, bringing together experienced players, returning members from last year's interschool team and seven new players making their debut for the SGS interschool squad. For the new players in particular, this tournament was an opportunity to experience the intensity of competitive basketball and learn what it takes to represent SGS against other schools.
With 10 schools competing in the Boys' category, the teams were divided into two groups of five. SGS was placed in Group B, alongside: JIS, PTEB, Maktab Sains and SMJA. To reach the semi-finals, the boys had to get through all four preliminary-round matches.
And they certainly had a challenging road ahead.
Game 1: A Narrow Opening Defeat
The Boys' first match was a closely contested encounter against Maktab Sains. SGS fought hard, but ultimately fell short by just seven points, finishing the game 69–76. It wasn't the start the team had hoped for, but there were still three more group matches to play. Although the result was disappointing, the tournament was only beginning.
Game 2: A Big Response
The boys responded strongly in their second match against SMJA. Against SMJA, the SGS boys found their rhythm and produced a commanding performance. They finished the game with 107 points, while holding SMJA to 34. One game after a narrow defeat, the boys had their first win of the tournament — and a big one at that.
Game 3: Keeping the Momentum
The momentum continued into the third match against PTEB. Once again, SGS produced a strong performance, scoring more than 100 points. Final score: 112–34. With one preliminary match remaining, the team still had a chance to push for a place in the semi-finals. Everything would come down to the final group match.
Game 4: The Toughest Test
The final group match brought SGS up against JIS. It proved to be a difficult encounter, with JIS eventually taking the win 105–52. With the final whistle, the SGS Boys' preliminary-round campaign came to an end.
Their final group record: 2 WINS and 2 LOSSES.
With those results, SGS boys finished 3rd in Group B and did not progress to the semi-finals. Across the 10 participating schools, the SGS Boys finished 5th overall.
Players to Watch
Among the Boys' squad, Arjay of Year 8B and John of Year 10A, the team captain, were among the team's notable performers. Across four matches, Arjay scored 133 points altogether while John scored 93 points. Their contributions were part of a wider team effort involving all 12 players. And for the seven boys who were new to the interschool team this year, the tournament provided four valuable games of experience that they can carry into future competitions.
Beyond the Final Whistle
The AEWON PPE Interschool Basketball Tournament 2026 has now come to an end for SGS. The results tell one part of the story:
Girls: 5th out of 6 schools
Boys: 5th out of 10 schools
But the numbers don't tell the whole story. They don't show the hours spent training, the nerves before a first interschool match, the encouragement between teammates after a difficult game, the seven boys and four girls who experienced interschool competition for the first time, and they also don't show the returning players who continued to build their experience.
Across the tournament, all 24 players had the opportunity to represent SGS, each contributing to the Basketball Club journey in their own way. For our players, the tournament was about more than where they finished in the standings. It was about learning to compete, working together as a team, learning from setbacks, and discovering what they can achieve when they step onto the court together. The final scores may become part of the tournament record, but the experiences, friendships and lessons gained along the way will stay with our students for much longer.
We are incredibly proud of all 24 SGS players for representing the school with commitment, teamwork and determination. Thank you for giving your best, supporting one another and showing the spirit of SGS on and off the court. Keep playing, keep growing, and keep representing SGS with pride. Go SGS!
Gadong, Brunei Darussalam — 11 September 2026
The St. George’s School Badminton Club Tournament 2026 was successfully held on 11 September 2026, at Centerpoint, Gadong. The event featured 12 doubles teams, comprising 4 girls’ teams and 8 boys’ teams. All participants demonstrated great enthusiasm, determination and sportsmanship throughout the competition, making it an exciting and memorable sporting event. Congratulations to our boys’ doubles champions, Sabin Gurung (Year 10A) and Daffaa Raihaan Putra Setiawan (Year 10B), and our girls’ doubles champions, Varshini Loganathan (Year 9B) and Jolie Tan Xing Yu (Year 9A), for their outstanding performances and well-deserved victories.
The tournament provided students with a valuable opportunity to showcase their badminton skills, develop teamwork and build confidence through healthy competition. It also highlighted the importance of discipline, perseverance and respect for fellow players. A heartfelt congratulations to all participating teams, and special appreciation to everyone who contributed to the success of the SGS Badminton Club Tournament 2026. Well played, everyone!
On Saturday, 29th August 2026, the Kindergarten 2 students of St. George’s School enjoyed an exciting and educational field trip to Jungle Gym Kiulap. The highlight of the visit was a fun and interactive pizza-making activity, where the children had the opportunity to learn about the different ingredients and steps involved in making a pizza.
With enthusiasm and creativity, the students prepared their own pizzas, adding their favourite toppings before enjoying the delicious results. The activity encouraged hands-on learning while developing important skills such as following instructions, teamwork, creativity, and independence.
It was a wonderful experience filled with learning, laughter, and lots of happy smiles. The field trip provided our Kindergarten 2 students with a memorable opportunity to learn beyond the classroom in a fun and engaging environment.
Our Kindergarten 3 pupils had a wonderful time during their Field Trip to Global Art, Kiulap on Wednesday, 29th July 2026!
The children explored their creativity by crafting their very own wooden door hanger signages from scratch using moulded clay. This hands-on activity strengthened their fine motor skills, encouraged self-expression, and built their confidence as they transformed their ideas into unique works of art.
It was a fun-filled day of creativity, learning, and unforgettable memories. We are so proud of our young artists and their amazing creations!
Our students and teachers proudly participated in the flag-waving event during the Royal Get-Together Ceremony for the Brunei-Muara District on 29 July 2026, held in conjunction with His Majesty's 80th Birthday Celebration. Their enthusiastic participation reflected our unwavering loyalty to His Majesty and demonstrated our strong commitment to national unity, patriotism, and solidarity. The event provided a meaningful opportunity for the school community to come together in celebrating His Majesty's leadership and dedicated service to the nation while expressing our deep appreciation and pride as citizens of Brunei Darussalam.
KIULAP — The hardwood at TitanX Gym was the center of intense competition on Sunday, July 19, as the St. George’s School Basketball Club hosted its highly anticipated 2026 tournament. Featuring an all-club lineup, the eight-hour event delivered high-caliber action, disciplined execution, and elite sportsmanship across both the Boys' and Girls' divisions.
From opening tip-off at 8:00 AM to the final buzzer at 4:00 PM, players displayed remarkable endurance and skill. The energy in the arena reached its peak during the afternoon championship rounds, bolstered by strong support from parents, guardians, and members of the public who filled the stands to cheer on the athletes.
VIP Attendance & Guests of Honor
The tournament was further honored by the arrival of the school’s executive leadership during the high-stakes final matches at 2:00 PM. Their presence highlighted the school's commitment to athletic development and student excellence.
The Guests of Honor in attendance were Principal Mr. Janidi Jingan, Deputy Principal Mr. Luxman Satchithananthan, and Head of Co-Curricular Activities (CCA) Mrs. Nepolian Sheeba Joseph. They were joined by Executive Guest Mr. Aywen Chak Wang Hoong, Head of the Secondary Section.
Tournament Results and Team Rosters
Girls' Division
The Girls' Division saw exceptional teamwork and determination across all four competing squads. Taking first place and crowned Champions were Team RED, featuring Ma. Julliana Victoria Claveria Oteyza, Mikaela Hing Zheng Fae, Amira Radhakrishnan, and Junkala Limbu.
Securing second place as Runners-Up was Team YELLOW, composed of Amberley Niquolle Cajegas Khoo, Akansha Limbu, Subiksha Loganathan, and Precious Ann Zuniega Blaso. Claiming third place was Team GREEN, represented by Yoshrina Ibba Tampus, Alee'sya Syahirah Mecca binti Awang Ali Hussin, Jaireh Torion Bayalan, Deekshika Sunil, and Grishma Thapa. Team BLUE also put on a spirited performance as tournament participants, featuring Maleqca anak Magdelynie, Sauleha Suleman, Vannely Jhen P. Perez, and Varshini Loganathan.
Boys' Division
The Boys' Division delivered high-intensity action from the group stages all the way through to the finals. Finishing in first place as Champions were Team Sinigeng, represented by Ralph Aldrei M. Perea, Jhon Rhaf Haggai Cometa Fetlino, Arjay Ace Sepillo Castro, Charles Francis E. Chiang, Hisham Mohamed, and Gio Ivan P. Perez.
Finishing as Runners-Up in second place was Team Airball Warriors, comprising John Noly Bahinting Estrada, Muhammad Nadim Iman @ Abd Qayyum bin Mohd Sufri, Cedric Ethan Anthony Martinez Perez, Mathieu Gabrielle Andres Del Mundo, and Ruiz Jacob Garcia Uson. Taking third place was Team Swish Kabobs, featuring Prince Rinmar Miano Santiago, Riel Eros Odovelas Toledo, Chad Simbajon Emata, Tan Yon Sen, Mohamad Deandre bin Mohamad Wahid Juelar, and Vicente P. Santos III. Team Benchwarmers put up a hard-fought effort as participants, rostered by Santino Joachim Domalaon Lemque, Muhammad Ibrahim Abdul Rehman, Kalugala Gedara Pesitha Bometh Kalugala, Edmark Platon Ladores, Tan Yon Le, and Kueh Yan Bin @ Justin.
Individual Awards and Most Valuable Players
Outstanding performances throughout the tournament were recognized with individual honors across both divisions. Ma. Julliana Victoria Claveria Oteyza of Team RED was named the Girls' Most Valuable Player for her stellar court leadership, while Ralph Aldrei M. Perea of Team Sinigeng earned the Boys' Most Valuable Player award for his dominant offensive play. Taking home the prestigious Overall Tournament Most Valuable Player award was Arjay Ace Sepillo Castro of Team Sinigeng for his exceptional two-way play throughout the day.
Event Officials and Committee
The successful execution of the tournament was driven by the collaborative efforts of the organizing committee, coaching staff, and officiating crew. The organizing committee was led by Teacher Amirah Syasya Hj Ahmad as Head of the Basketball Club, alongside Assistant Head Teacher Abdul Azim Abdullah.
Coaching and alumni guidance were provided by Head Coach Anderson Yu Jr. and Assistant Coach Dk Thaliya Naveen bte Pg Anak Hj Tahiruddin. Officiating duties were expertly managed by Head Referee Anderson Yu Jr. alongside referees Jovani Castillo and Anthony Gonzales. Table scoring and timekeeping were maintained with precision by Flerida Yu and Menchie Sarona.
Acknowledgements & Special Thanks
A heartfelt thank you goes out to the organizing committee, coaches, officials, table staff, and supportive parents whose dedication brought this tournament to life. As the inaugural basketball tournament organized by the St. George’s School Basketball Club, this landmark achievement sets a proud precedent for the club's growth and future athletic traditions.
St. George's School successfully held its 35th Secondary Sports Meet on Saturday, 4th July 2026, from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at Padang Kebajikan, Berakas, bringing together students, teachers, parents, and invited guests for a morning of athletic excellence, determination, and house spirit.
The event commenced with a vibrant march-past, where students proudly paraded in their respective house colours before the Grand Stand. Led by the school's Head Boy, Aaden Samuel (Year 11A), together with the House Captains of Blue, Green, Red and Yellow Houses, each house showcased impressive enthusiasm, unity and creativity through energetic cheer performances, setting an inspiring tone for the day's celebrations.
Following the national anthem, the Chairman of the Organising Committee and Principal, Mr. Janidi Jingan, delivered his opening address. The Guest of Honour, Mr. Vincent Stewart Mah, representing the School Board of Governors, officially declared the sports meet open by ringing the gong. The ceremony also featured the recital of the Ikrar Sukan (Oath of Sportsmanship), led by Muhammad 'Arief Syafiq (Year 10B), before the athletes marched out to begin the competitions.
The athletics programme featured 100-metre and 200-metre races for both primary and secondary students before concluding with the highly anticipated 4 × 100-metre relay races, where teamwork and determination were on full display. The Sports Meet followed weeks of preparation, including preliminary track and field events as well as the tug-of-war competition held during the latter half of June, which contributed to the overall house standings.
After a series of thrilling races and spirited competition, Blue House successfully defended its title as the Overall Champion of the Secondary Sports Meet for the second consecutive year. Red House finished second, followed by Green House in third, while Yellow House was recognised for its outstanding enthusiasm by receiving both the Champion House Parade and Best Team Spirit awards.
Individual excellence was also celebrated during the prize presentation ceremony. Summer Mikaela of Blue House was named the Overall Best Female Athlete, while Abdul Haqqil Mubeen of Red House received the Overall Best Male Athlete award in recognition of his outstanding performances throughout the competition.
The event concluded with the presentation of prizes, a group photograph to commemorate the occasion, and the dismissal of students. The 35th Secondary Sports Meet once again reflected the school's commitment to promoting sportsmanship, perseverance, and a healthy competitive spirit among its students. Its success was made possible through the dedication and collective efforts of the teachers and staff of St. George's School, whose unwavering commitment ensured the event ran smoothly from start to finish.