GADONG,14 Oct – Seramai 35 orang pelajar tahun 9B serta dua orang guru pengawas iaitu Cikgu Norrasidah binti Jumat dan Cikgu Noratiqah binti Abu Hassan telah mengunjungi Pameran Kesihatan Mental Mind To Heart 3.0 Sempena Hari Kesihatan Mental Sedunia 2025 di Universiti Islam Sultan Sharif Ali (UNISSA).

Program Mind To Heart 3.0 ini diadakan selama 3 hari iaitu 14-16 Oktober yang dianjurkan oleh UNISSA melalui Unit Perkhidmatan Kaunseling, Pejabat Hal Ehwal Pelajar dan Rakan U.M.A.T UNISSA dan dengan kerjasama Royal Brunei Airlines(RBA).

Terdapat 18 petak pameran dari agensi kerajaan dan bukan kerajaan yang telah mengadakan pameran berbentuk interaktik yang berkaitan dengan Kesihatan Mental.

Sepanjang kunjungan sambil belajar ini pelajar amat teruja mengikuti setiap aktiviti yang diadakan. Setiap pelajar diberikan kad yang memerlukan pelajar melengkapkan 18 cop yang menandakan pelajar telah selesai mengunjungi kesemua pameran yang diadakan. 

Antara aktiviti yang diikuti pelajar ialah kuiz berkaitan Hari Kesihatan Mental Sedunia, cara mengekspresikan perasaan pelajar, cara mengawal setiap tekanan yang pelajar alami dan banyak lagi. 

Diharap dengan kunjungan ini, pelajar dapat memperoleh pengetahuan dan dapat mempraktikkan teknik penjagaan kesihatan mental yang telah dikongsikan kepada mereka.

St. George’s School in Bandar Seri Begawan, has contributed a cash donation of B$1810.00 to Persatuan Kanak-Kanak Cacat (KACA).  

The presentation was held today, 25 September 2025, at KACA’s Head Office in Kampong Kiulap. The contribution was officially handed over by the Principal of St. George’s School, Mr. Janidi Jingan.

Receiving the donation on behalf of the centre was KACA’s Managing Director, Haji Abdul Alim bin Haji Othman, in the presence of the Deputy Principal of St.George’s School, Mr. N.M. Mubarak.

Haji Abdul Alim expressed sincere appreciation and gratitude to the school for their generous support. The donation was part of the proceeds from the recent SGS school walkathon event held on August 10, 2025.

On the morning of Saturday, 27^th September 2025, the Parish Hall at St. George’s School was filled with joy, laughter and heartfelt appreciation as the Kindergarten Department hosted a truly special Teacher’s Day Celebration. The event was a touching tribute to the dedication, compassion and tireless efforts of our Kindergarten teachers those who play a vital role in shaping the early learning experiences of every child.

The celebration brought together 143 enthusiastic Kindergarten students from all levels, who delighted the audience with cheerful performances, handmade gifts and warm expressions of gratitude. The Parish Hall, serving as a shared space for the entire Kindergarten cohort, was beautifully decorated and buzzing with excitement.

Parents were actively involved, offering their full support and contributing to the success of the event. Their presence added to the sense of community and appreciation that defined the morning.

This wasn’t just a celebration it was a living tribute to the educators who nurture young minds with patience, kindness and care. The event served as a powerful reminder of the lasting impact a teacher can have on a child’s life, especially during their formative years.

St. George’s School extends its heartfelt thanks to all Kindergarten teachers for their unwavering commitment, and to the pupils and parents who made the morning so memorable. It was a day filled with smiles, hugs and unforgettable moments a true celebration of the heart and soul of early education.

Teachers’ Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at our school Parish Hall on September 27th. The highlight of the celebration was a touching speech by the Principal, Mr Janidi Jingan who spoke about the invaluable role teachers play in shaping young minds. The teachers were visibly moved by the warm gestures and kind words.

The day commenced with a special assembly where students performed dances, songs and skits to honour and express gratitude towards their teachers. The celebration showcased the school’s vision to cultivate students to be independent and confident, a testament of the immeasurable impact that our teachers have on our students.

A token of appreciation was presented to all of the teachers by Mr Anthony Liew (the school CEO), Mr Janidi Jingan (the principal), Mr N. M. Mubarak (the deputy principal) and Madam Alice Ting (the Head of Primary).

On 24th September 2025, the school’s Secondary Section celebrated Teachers’ Day, observed annually on 23rd September, which also commemorates the birth of Almarhum Sultan Haji Omar Ali Saifuddien, the Father of Modern Brunei. This year marked the 35th Teachers’ Day Celebration, held in recognition of the vital role educators play in nurturing young minds, instilling values, and equipping future generations to lead, innovate, and contribute meaningfully to society.

Students and teachers gathered in the Parish Hall, where the celebration began with an opening speech by the principal, Mr. Janidi Jingan. In his address, he paid heartfelt tribute to teachers, acknowledging their unwavering dedication, patience, and profound influence on the lives of students. He also reminded students of the importance of respecting their teachers and learning from their guidance, while highlighting the need to support educators in cultivating resilience, nurturing creativity, and promoting sustainability within the learning environment.

The program continued with stage performances by students, who entertained their teachers through lively band music, energetic dances, a soulful musical recital, and a series of fun games for teachers that brought laughter and joy to the hall. Following the stage performances, the celebration extended into the classrooms with potluck-style gatherings. Students and teachers shared a wide variety of dishes, creating a memorable end to the special day.

Teachers’ Day celebration is not only a day of festivities, but also a reminder of the lasting impact teachers have on their students. It was a fitting tribute to their invaluable role in shaping lives, leaving behind cherished memories and a renewed sense of gratitude for their tireless efforts.

SGS Primary Language Week 2025

From 15th to 20th September 2025, our school buzzed with excitement as students and teachers from the primary section came together to celebrate Language Week. Throughout the week, English and Malay lessons transformed into lively sessions of creativity and fun. Classrooms echoed with activity as pupils took part in handwriting competitions, colouring contests, storytelling sessions, arts and crafts, quizzes, scavenger hunts and more—all designed to spark a love for language and expression.

The celebrations reached their grand finale on Saturday, 20th September, when the entire school community gathered for a day of performances and friendly competition. Students arrived in dazzling costumes, each dressed as a favourite book character, bringing beloved stories to life. The day’s programme was thoughtfully split to give every student a chance to shine. Lower Primary events unfolded before break while upper primary students took their turn after break. The Malay Department's activities featured performances, spelling competitions, speeches, and storytelling, while the English department hosted a lively mix of spelling bees, Boggle games, general knowledge quizzes, storytelling, and a Jeopardy-style challenge. 

To honour the hardwork and creativity on display, Principal Janidi Jingan and Deputy Principal NM Mubarak presented awards to the Lower Primary winners, while the Head of Primary, Madam Alice Ting, recognised the achievements of the Upper Primary students. The much-anticipated Best Dressed awards capped off the day, with one female and one male student from both divisions proudly claiming the title.

Language Week was a joyful reminder of how words, stories, and cultures bring our school community together. From colourful costumes to spirited competitions, it was a celebration of language and imagination that students will remember long after the week’s final bell.

Story Telling Workshop

In conjunction with the Primary Language Week, St. Georges School invited Parabelle Studios to host a Story Telling workshop on 18th September 2025. The workshop was attended by Head of Primary, Madam Alice Ting, with the Year 4 and Year 5 students as participants. 

The workshop started off with a handful of students sharing their favourite stories and then describing plots of well-known stories. They then learned about the 8 steps of a ‘Hero’s Journey’, which essentially highlights the usual plot of any superhero story. Students were then tasked to create their own superheroes, complete with name, personality and costume, followed by a problem for them to solve and how they would overcome it. Once the activity ended, a few brave students volunteered to share their stories with the rest of students. 

The event concluded with a certificate presentation from Madam Alice Ting to the members of Parabelle Studios. The storytelling workshop successfully nurtured creativity and confidence among the participants, leaving them inspired to share their own stories.

The dedication and digital prowess of St. George's School students were formally recognised today as the winners of the ICT Week Competition 2025 received their well-deserved prizes and certificates at the Primary School Assembly.

Held between 1st and 6th September 2025, the annual ICT Week was a resounding success, fulfilling its aim to strengthen students' ICT knowledge and improve practical skills. The competition saw active participation across all year groups, with students showcasing their abilities in applications ranging from basic art programmes to foundational programming.

"The enthusiasm and skill demonstrated by our students this year was truly impressive," commented a school representative. "It’s vital that we equip them with these essential digital skills, and the competition provides a challenging, yet enjoyable, platform for learning."

A Showcase of Diverse Digital Skills

The week-long event challenged students with tasks tailored to their year level:

Year 1 drew on their creativity in MS Paint / Paint 3D to design 'A House'.
Year 2 mastered presentation skills by creating a compelling Microsoft PowerPoint show on 'My Favourite Things'.
Year 3 tackled logic and calculation, using Microsoft Excel to create an 'Expenses - Shopping List' spreadsheet, complete with formulas for total, maximum, minimum, and average.
Year 4 engaged in professional design, using Scribus for an A4 Poster Design on 'Brunei Wildlife Park'.
Year 5 took a step into coding fundamentals, making shapes using REPEAT commands in MSWLogo.

Championing Innovation: The Top 3 Winners

A huge congratulations is extended to the following students, who excelled in their categories and were presented with their awards today:

Year 1: Drawing Competition with MS Paint / Paint 3D
1st Place: Owen Peter Tju (1A)
2nd Place: Noor Siti Aisyah Farzana bte Hulubalang (1A)
3rd Place: Aisyi Hayyesah bin Rozaimi (1A)

Year 2: Creating a presentation with Microsoft PowerPoint
1st Place: Hasan Mubasyer bin Hj Md Zaidin (2B)
2nd Place: Md Monayam Hossein Minhaz (2A)
3rd Place: Haura Eddnia binti Md Amirul Fazleen (2B)

Year 3: Creating a spreadsheet document with Microsoft Excel
1st Place: Etheon Chai Yun Kang (3A)
2nd Place: Bismah Samir Rana (3B)
3rd Place: Maryam (3B)

Year 4: A4 Poster design with Scribus

1st Place: Stephanie Louise Manguerra Fadrigore (4A)
2nd Place: Hanan Dania bte Hj Md Zaidin (4B)
3rd Place: Zoe Caneso Goplani (4B)

Year 5: Making Shapes with REPEAT commands with MSWLogo
1st Place: Timothy Caleb Oliveros Serrano (5B)
2nd Place: Astim Ahmed Rafi (5A)
3th Place: Lloyd Andrei Liquido Azarcon (5B)

The school commends all students for their active participation and looks forward to fostering continued excellence in Information and Communication Technology.

On the 11th of September 2025, St. George’s School held its Entrepreneur Day, organised by the Humanities Department. As the clock struck nine, even the light rain of the morning could not dull the excitement as students poured out of their classrooms in anticipation for what waited them outside.

Beneath a canopy of tents, the school compound had became a bustle of activities as budding entrepreneurs hawked their wares to the eager crowds before them. The fair consisted of a wide assortment of 21 stalls, run entirely by students from Year 9 and 10, selling food, drinks, accessories, and arts and crafts, including a special art exhibition that showcased the creativity and talent of Year 10 Arts students. The event provided a proper platform for students to cultivate entrepreneurial skills, inspire creativity and innovation, and strengthen the school community.

Of course, everyone was welcomed to join in the fair. Parents, relatives, and even visitors from other schools joined in, turning the day into a lively bonding experience for everyone.

This has been St. George's School's 3rd Entrepreneur Day, and it is safe to say that it has now become an annual tradition to look forward to. The enthusiasm, creativity, and teamwork displayed by the students were truly inspiring, and this event will continue to nurture future young entrepreneurs at St. George’s School.

Saturday, August 30 - A group of 45 Kindergarten Two students embarked on field trip to Whyte Studio in Kota Batu for a fun and creative cake-painting activity. During the trip, the pupils had the opportunity to explore different colours and textures. They also got to learn the basic painting techniques as well as expressing their creativity through decorating cake-themed artworks.

This hands-on session was designed to be both educational and enjoyable, encouraging imagination while developing fine motor skills. The day was great fun for everyone and created happy memories that the students will carry with them on their learning journey.