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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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Wed, 27 May 2026 - To All Parents/Guardians: Term Break Notice
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- Thu, 16 Apr 2026 - To all Parents/Guardians of Year 11 (2025). Please be informed that the GCE 'O' Level Oct/Nov 2025 original certificate is ready for collection at the Admin office. Office Hours: 7.30am-4.00pm, Monday-Thursday & Saturday.
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Thu, 2 Apr 2026 - To all Parents/Guardians: Notice on Distribution of First Assessment Progress Report
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Fri, 13 Mar 2026 - To all Parents/Guardians: Notice on School Break
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Wed, 11 Feb 2026 - To all Parents/Guardians; Notice on School Hours During Ramadhan
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Fri, 30 Jan 2026 - Cancellation of Classes on 31st January 2026
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Mon, 29 Dec 2025 - To all Parents/Guardians concerned: Notice on Commencement of Classes for Academic Year 2026
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Wed, 17 Sep 2025 - To all Parents/Guardians: Notice on 35th National Teacher's Day Celebratiion
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Sat, 19 Jul 2025 - To all KG and Primary Parents & Guardians: Notice on Annual Novelty Games 2025.
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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.
Congratulations to our Basketball Club members who represented The Rookies, a team coached by our Basketball Club coach, Anderson B. Jr. Yu, better known as Coach Buboy, and won the Silver Medal in the YOU-C1000 Sultan's Birthday Cup 2026, held from 6 June to 4 July 2026.
The tournament was a memorable journey filled with determination, resilience, and teamwork. The Rookies opened their campaign on 9 June against Honey Carsmart, going down 83–97. They responded strongly in their second match on 14 June, defeating FAZE 76–59. In their final preliminary match on 20 June, they were defeated by Hana Boyz 54–103. Despite finishing the group stage with one win and two losses, The Rookies secured third place out of the four Under-18 Boys teams, earning a spot in the semi-finals.
The semi-final was the highlight of the tournament. Facing second-placed Honey Carsmart, The Rookies produced a determined performance in a thrilling contest, edging their opponents 96–92 to book a place in the championship final.
In the final, The Rookies faced the unbeaten Hana Boyz once again. Although they were defeated 57–122, the team displayed resilience, discipline, and excellent sportsmanship throughout the competition, proudly finishing as the Under-18 Boys Silver Medallists.
The school proudly congratulates the following Basketball Club members who were part of The Rookies' silver medal-winning team: Prince Rinmar (Year 11B), Riel Eros (Year 10A), Ralph Aldrei (Year 10A), John Noly (Year 10A), Bometh (Year 10A), Sabin Gurung (Year 10A), Cedric Ethan (Year 9A), and Arjay Ace (Year 8B).
This outstanding achievement reflects the dedication and perseverance of both the players and Coach Buboy. Their success is a testament to the hard work invested throughout the tournament and serves as an inspiration to our school community. We congratulate all the players and Coach Buboy on this well-deserved accomplishment.
On 30th May 2026, six students and one teacher from St. George’s School along with their friends and other teachers gathered at Brunei’s Bandar Seri Begawan International Airport. They were to depart to Japan to visit Kanto Gakuin Mutsuura Junior-Senior High School in Yokohama from 31 May to 10 June 2026, as part of the ongoing student exchange program between the two schools, with this marking the second visit from St. George’s school.
When they arrived at the school, they were greeted warmly by the enthusiastic Japanese students and teachers. A highlight of the program was the students’ stay with foster families, who treated them with the utmost hospitality and love. The St. George’s Students also had class immersion activities with the Japanese students, as well as exploring various places together with them, such as Kamakura and Asakusa. Despite the tropical storm Jangmi forcing KGM to close for a day, it did not stop the students from enjoying their time at the school and with the foster families.
Other than school-based activities, the group also went to various places on their own, such as the Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise, Tokyo DisneySea and Nissan Headquarters. On the final night, they also paid a visit to the Embassy of Brunei Darussalam in Tokyo, which welcomed them with open arms.
Although the trip was tiring, the students had made many memories that would last a lifetime, and were deeply saddened when they had to return to Brunei. The exchange program yet again proved to be a huge success, as the St. George’s students had not just learnt about Japanese culture and lifestyle, but had also lived it, and the values they learnt would remain with them perennially.
On the 30th of May 2026, 3 students, Abigail Calimbas Olayvar and Sauleha Suleman from 10B and Shaahana Sheikh from 11B were selected to join the Global Awareness & Impact Alliance (GAIA) ‘Own Your Feed’ Creative Campaign supported by the Australian High Commission of Brunei which had taken place at the UBD Core.
In this campaign, students learned why it is important to pause before sharing online content, especially if it may be AI-shaped. This helped them to verify the source of the content before spreading false information. Students formed teams with students from different schools in Brunei. Each team was told to create an awareness campaign that helps others make safer and more responsible choices online. Each team had a different case to present. At the end of the workshop, all the teams had to present their content.
Towards the end of the event, certificates of completion had been given out. Additionally, Abigail Calimbas Olayvar from 10B had received a certificate for the best speaker. The students had gained knowledge on how to use AI more efficiently and responsibly. They also learned how to differentiate fake news from real ones and to take precautions to avoid falling into the trap of scams. A point mentioned by one of the speakers was “They learned you, now learn them”
On Saturday, 13th June 2026, St George's School held its 2026 Entrepreneur Day. Upper secondary students from Years 9 to 11 were allowed to open their long-awaited stalls, welcoming not only fellow SGS students, but also teachers, parents, and friends. In preparation for this event, students worked tirelessly to promote their businesses through posters around the school, as well as advertisements on social media.
This year’s SGS Entrepreneur Day featured a vibrant mix of sweet and savoury offerings. Among the highlights were refreshing ice creams and drinks, including WonderFloats, which featured its popular Coke Float alongside a range of cooling beverages and desserts, perfect for Brunei’s hot weather. Returning favourites from last year also made a comeback, such as Whisk’d and D’Oasis. D’Oasis attracted visitors with its refreshing summer drinks, while Whisk’d offered a more specialised experience with authentic Japanese matcha drinks and desserts imported from Japan.
The savoury stalls drew large crowds with a wide variety of comfort foods. Burgers, fried chicken, loaded fries, and Korean corndogs were among the favourites, offered by stalls such as FryNation, Big Back Burgers, Grilled Society, Cherry Chicks, Crispy Cravings, and Tung-Tung Corndawgs. Zipties stood out by preparing pasta live on-site, while Dinolicious impressed visitors with its creative dinosaur-themed presentation paired with fresh nachos. Fizzchic offered a unique blend of savoury and sweet with homemade sourdough sandwiches, and Tastytracks added a creative twist with tanghulu, kunafa, and Dubai chocolate-inspired treats.
The drinks and dessert stalls showcased impressive creativity and variety. Cloud 4 Café, One Last Sip, Panda’s Palette, Balikbayan-Sips, and You Are My Sunshine offered refreshing beverages ranging from mango yoghurt and matcha drinks to Filipino-inspired refreshments and fruit-based coolers. Meanwhile, Naddy Crumbles, WhimsyBakery, Scooped, and Noemie delighted visitors with homemade cookies, brownies, cakes, and desserts, each featuring unique recipes, branding, and signature products. Yarneez also offered a non-food alternative, selling stickers, keychains, and badges inspired by popular franchises.
Despite the challenges and unexpected hiccups faced throughout the event, most students agreed that it was a rewarding and valuable experience. Managing resources, handling large crowds, and adapting to unexpected situations highlighted important areas for improvement in future events. More importantly, the experience provided students with valuable hands-on learning in financial management, and teamwork, as they worked together as St. Georgians towards a common goal. The event served as both an enjoyable and educational experience, helping students develop essential life skills beyond the classroom.
Members of the school's Taekwondo CCA club recently achieved commendable results at the 3rd Brunei Darussalam Inter-Club Taekwondo Championship, held on 14 June 2026 at the Taekwondo Hall, Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium, Berakas. The tournament featured competitions in Hammadang, Poomsae, and Kyorugi (Sparring), bringing together taekwondo clubs from across Brunei Darussalam.
Among the standout performers was Cale Racha Balang of Year 4B, who delivered an exceptional performance by winning three Gold Medals and one Silver Medal. He secured Gold Medals in the Speed Kick, Long Jump, and Individual Poomsae events, while earning a Silver Medal in the High Jump event. His achievement reflects the dedication, discipline, and perseverance he has shown in his taekwondo training.
The school also congratulates Muhammad Farish Mikhail bin Mohammad Sairani of Year 7B, who won a Bronze Medal in Kyorugi (Sparring), and Muhammad Areef bin Hj Haironni of Year 10B, who also earned a Bronze Medal in Kyorugi (Sparring). Their accomplishments are a testament to their hard work and commitment to the sport.
We are proud to celebrate the achievements of these students and commend them for their determination and sporting excellence. We wish them continued success in their future taekwondo endeavours.
On the 4th of May 2026, a total of 32 Year 10 and Year 11 students were proudly awarded their certificates in recognition of their successful completion of the AI Ready ASEAN programme.
The programme is organised by the ASEAN Foundation with support from Google.org and Universiti Teknologi Brunei (UTB) as the Local Implementing Partner.
As part of the programme requirements, participating students were required to complete all chapters of a 12-hour online AI learning module. These modules covered essential aspects of artificial intelligence, and all participants successfully met the completion deadline on 24 April 2026.
The AI Ready ASEAN programme aims to enhance awareness and understanding of artificial intelligence among students and educators across the ASEAN region. Through this initiative, students gained valuable knowledge about the responsible use of AI, including key topics such as privacy, ethical considerations, and the broader awareness of how AI impacts society.
Overall, the programme has equipped students with important digital skills and a deeper understanding of AI, preparing them to navigate an increasingly technology-driven world with responsibility and confidence.