Alumni
SJI has a tradition of offering a brand of balanced and holistic education that has produced many outstanding leaders in both public and private sectors locally and internationally. They include:
SJI recognises Josephians who have contributed significantly through their service to the community during their years with the school. You may also read about Josephians in our SJI publications:
- For Others
- Lasallian Pathfinders: Of Ordinary Men and Less Ordinary Leadership
- Lead Your Life - Eight Respected Singaporeans Reflect On Leadership, Labour And Love
- Living the Mission - The SJI Story (1852-2002)
- Men for Others
If you are an alumnus of SJI, we welcome you to
- Connect with us via SJI Alumni Portal and LinkedIn
- Join the St Joseph’s Institution Old Boys’ Association (SJIOBA)
Old Boys In Holy And Religious Orders
Josephians who became La Salle Brothers:
- Brother Dominic Chong Soon Cheong, FSC (Passed away on 29 July 2020)
- Brother Jeffrey Chan, FSC
- Brother Michael Broughton, FSC
- Brother Nicholas Seet, FSC
Josephians in Holy Orders:
- His Grace Bishop Paul Tan
- Monsignor Ambrose Vaz
- Monsignor Francis Lau
- Reverend Father Adrian Anthony
- Reverend Father Adrian Danker, S.J.
- Reverend Father Andrew Wong
- Reverend Father Anselm Phang, OCD
- Reverend Father Anthony Ho
- Reverend Father Christopher Soh, S.J.
- Reverend Father Clement Lee, CSsR
- Reverend Father Eugene Chong
- Reverend Father Gerard Louis, CSsR
- Reverend Father Gerald Tseng, S.J. (Passed away on 26 Dec 2022)
- Reverend Father Gerard Weerakoon
- Reverend Father Glenn de Cruz, CSsR
- Reverend Father Joachim Chang
- Reverend Father John Bosco Pereira
- Reverend Father John Paul Tan, OFM
- Reverend Father Joseph Yao
- Reverend Father Lawrence Lew, O.P.
- Reverend Father Leslie Raj, S.J.
- Reverend Father Luke Fong
- Reverend Father Michael D’Cruz, OFM
- Reverend Father Michael Sitaram
- Reverend Father Michael Teo
- Reverend Father Nicholas Ho
- Reverend Father Noel Campos, Verbum Dei
- Reverend Father Noel Chin (Passed away on 21 August 2013)
- Reverend Father Paul Pang, CSsR
- Reverend Father Paul Yeo
- Reverend Father Peter Tan
- Reverend Father Philip Kolandaisamy
- Reverend Father Richards Ambrose
- Reverend Father Robert Balhetchet (Passed away on 15 March 2016)
- Reverend Father Simon Pereira, CSsR
- Reverend Father Stephen Yim
- Reverend Father Terence Pereira
- Reverend Father Victor Gerard, OFM
- Reverend Father Vincent Chee
- Reverend Father Vincent Low, CSsR
Distinguished Alumni
SJI, as a school, has a long tradition of offering a brand of balanced and holistic education that has produced many leaders in both public and private sectors. The list below provides some examples of distinguished alumni who have done the school proud. You may also read about other Josephians in our SJI publications.
Politics
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Dr Tony Tan Keng Yam (Class of 1958)
Former 7th President of Singapore (September 2011 - August 2017)
Former Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore (stepped down on September 1, 2005) -
Dr Chau Sik Ting (Class of 1959)
Late former Member of Parliament for Thomson -
Mr Mah Bow Tan (Class of 1966)
Former Leader of the House Former Member of Parliament, Tampines GRC -
Mr Teo Chee Hean (Class of 1972)
Senior Minister and Coordinating Minister for National Security
Member of Parliament, Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC
Chairman, National Research Foundation -
Mr George Yeo (Class of 1972)
Vatican’s New Council for the Economy
Pontifical Commission for Reference on the Organization of the economic-administrative structure of the Holy See Deputy Chairman, Kerry Group Former Minister for Foreign Affairs -
Mr Matthias Yao Chih (Class of 1972)
Former Deputy Speaker of Parliament
Former Mayor - South East District
Former Member of Parliament, MacPherson -
Mr Chong You Fook Charles (Class of 1972)
Deputy Speaker of Parliament Member of Parliament, Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC Chairman, National Police Cadet Corps Council -
Mr Edwin Tong Chun Fai (Class of 1985)
Minister for Culture, Community and Youth and Second Minister for Law
Member of Parliament for the Marine Parade Group Representation Constituency (Joo Chiat Division)
Senior Counsel and Partner at Allen & Gledhill LLP -
Mr Christopher De Souza (Class of 1992)
Member of Parliament for Holland-Bukit Timah GRC
Partner at Lee & Lee -
Mr Yip Hon Weng (Class of 1993)
Member of Parliament for Yio Chu Kang SMC
Director, Strategic Development, Temasek
Public Service
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Mr Tan Yam Pin (Class of 1960)
Deputy Chairman, Public Service Commission -
Mr Tan Chin Tiong (Class of 1963)
Ambassador to Japan -
Mr Philip Yeo (Class of 1965)
Chairman, SPRING Singapore and
Special Advisor for Economic Development, Prime Minister’s Office -
Mr Lim Soo Ping (Class of 1969)
Former Auditor General of Singapore (Retired) -
Prof Tan Chorh Chuan (Class of 1975)
Chief Health Scientist, Ministry of Health (MOH) and executive director of the new Office for Healthcare Transformation
Former President, National University of Singapore
Former Director of Medical Services, Ministry of Health (MOH) -
Mr Tan Tee How (Class of 1975)
Former Commissioner of Inland Revenue and Chief Executive Officer of the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore -
Mr Leo Yip Seng Cheong (Class of 1979)
Head, Civil Service
Permanent Secretary (Strategy), Prime Minister’s Office (PMO)
Permanent Secretary (National Security and Intelligence Coordination) and
Permanent Secretary for the PMO
Former Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs -
Mr Gabriel Lim Meng Liang (Class of 1991)
Second Permanent Secretary (Communications and Information) Former Chief Executive Officer, Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) Former Chief Executive Officer, Media Development Authority Former Principal Private Secretary to the Prime Minister
Non-Profit Organisations
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Mr Gerard Ee Hock Kim (Class of 1965)
Chairman, Eastern Health Alliance President of the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants -
Mr Gerard Ee Huck Lian (Class of 1977)
Executive Director, Beyond Social Services
Arts, Entertainment and Media
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Mr Chong Fah Cheong (Class of 1960s)
One of the pioneer sculptors in Singapore; Cultural Medallion winner for visual arts (2014) -
Mr Dick Lee (Class of 1972)
One of Asia’s most well-known musicians; Cultural Medallion winner (2004) -
Mr Mark Van Cuylenberg (Class of 1972)
Also widely known as The Flying Dutchman; host compere, radio personality -
Prof Jeremy Monteiro (Class of 1976)
King of Swing, virtuoso jazz pianist; Cultural Medallion winner (2002)
Board Member, National Arts Council -
Mr K.F. Seetoh (Class of 1978)
Makansutra food guru -
Mr Warren Fernandez (Class of 1982)
Editor-in-Chief, The Straits Times -
Mr Jon Max Goh (Class of 2006)
Winner of 2021 Singapore Stories, the Textile and Fashion Federation’s annual fashion design competition
Business
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Dr Ee Peng Liang (Class of 1930)
Late Businessman and philanthropist -
Tan Sri Khoo Teck Puat (Class of 1933)
Late Singapore tycoon, philanthropist -
Mr Goh Sin Tub (Class of 1946)
The late pioneer of Singapore literature and a teacher, civil servant, banker, builder, social worker and former chairman of the SJI Board of Governors -
Mr Lim Chee Onn (Class of 1960)
Chairman, SingBridge Private Limited
Former Cabinet Minister -
Mr Noel Hon (Class of 1962)
Former Chairman, e-COP (retired)
Former Chairman, NEC Solutions Asia Pacific
President of the Singapore Scout Association & recipient of the Gold Lion Scouting Award -
Mr Sim Giok Lak (Class of 1962)
Chairman and Managing Director, Zicom Group Ltd -
Mr Ernest Wong (Class of 1963)
Chairman, Invida Pharmaceutical Holdings
Member, Temasek Advisory Board -
Mr Chia Kim Piow (Class of 1964)
Chairman and MD of Rotary Engineering
Recipient of Public Service Medal at 2010 National Day Award and Businessman of the Year at the Singapore Business Awards (SBA) -
Mr Peter Seah Lim Huat (Class of 1964)
Chairman, DBS Group Holdings Ltd and DBS Bank Ltd
Chairman, SingHealth
Member, Temasek Advisory Panel
Recipient of Distinguished Service Order at 2012 National Day Awards -
Mr Tan Puay Chiang (Class of 1965)
Chairman, Exxon Mobil China -
Mr Edmund Tie (Class of 1965)
Executive Chairman, Edmund Tie & Company (SEA) Pte Ltd -
Mr Anthony Salim (Class of 1968)
CEO & President, The Salim Group -
Mr Danny Yong (Class of 1988)
Founder of Dymon Capital Asia, Yong Hong Kong Foundation, Majurity Trust, Ray of Hope Initiative and Tangent initiative
Education
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Mr Eugene Wijeysingha (Class of 1952)
Former Principal of Raffles Institution (1986-1994) -
Mr John Yip (Class of 1956)
Former Director of Education (Retired), Ministry of Education -
Prof Leo Tan Wee Hin (Class of 1963)
Professor of Biological Sciences and Director (Special Projects) for Faculty of Science, National University of Singapore
Former Director of the National Institute of Education and Professor of Natural Sciences and Science Education, Nanyang Technological University -
Prof Francis Koh (Class of 1968)
Professor of Finance Practice and Associate Dean, Singapore Management University -
Assoc Prof Kwok Kian Woon (Class of 1972)
Associate Chair (Academic) and Head, Division of Sociology School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Nanyang Technological University -
Mr Winston James Hodge (Class of 1975)
Former Principal, Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
Former Director of Training & Development, Ministry of Education
Former Principal of Raffles Junior College (2001-2007) -
Dr Derek da Cunha (Class of 1976)
Independent Scholar
Former Senior Fellow, Institute of South East Asian Studies -
Prof Tan Cheng Han, S.C. (Class of 1980)
Professor in Law, National University of Singapore
Senior Counsel
Chairman, Public Accountants Oversight Committee
Commissioner, Competition Commission of Singapore
Council Member, Sport Singapore -
Mr Chong Jack Sheng (Class of 1990)
President’s Award for Teachers (2011)
Legal
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Mr Tan Chin Seng (Class of 1966)
Senior Partner, Tan Rajah & Cheah and Commissioner for Oaths -
Justice Tan Siong Thye (Class of 1970)
Singapore’s first Deputy Attorney-General, Attorney General’s Chambers
Judge of the High Court -
Justice Chan Seng Oon (Class of 1972)
Judge, Supreme Court -
Mr Charles Lim Aeng Cheng (Class of 1973)
Parliamentary Counsel and Law Commissioner
Attorney-General’s Chamber of Singapore -
Mr Davinder Singh, S.C. (Class of 1973)
Senior Counsel and CEO, Drew & Napier LLC
Former Member of Parliament -
Justice Steven Chong Horng Siong (Class of 1975)
Judge of Appeal -
Mr Foo Chee Hock (Class of 1976)
Judicial Commissioner, Supreme Court -
Mr Lee Kim Shin (Class of 1976)
Senior Counsel and managing partner, Allen & Gledhill LLC -
Mr Lionel Yee Woon Chin (Class of 1982)
Principal Senior State Counsel, Attorney General’s Chambers
Medical
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Dato Dr Leslie Lam (Class of 1959)
Cardiologist -
Prof Philip Choo (Class of 1974)
Group Chief Executive Officer, National Healthcare Group -
Clinical Associate Professor Patrick Tseng (Class of 1976)
Chief Dental Officer, Ministry of Health
Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Restorative Dentistry, National University of Singapore
Senior Consultant, Dental Services, National University Hospital -
Dr Euan Murugasu (Class of 1978)
Head & Senior Consultant ENT Surgeon, Dept of ENT- Head & Neck Surgery, Jurong Health Services -
Prof Kenneth Kwek (Class of 1981)
CEO of Singapore General Hospital
Former CEO of KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH)
Sports
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Mr Rudy Mosbergen (Class of 1948)
Late Olympian, Sportsman and former Founding Principal of Raffles Junior College (1982-1987) -
Mr Tan Eng Yoon (Class of 1948)
National athlete and Olympian -
Mr Leong Kok Fann (Class of 1974)
Former national soccer player -
Mr Goh Tat Chuan (Class of 1990)
Former national soccer player -
Mr Nicholas Fang (Class of 1991)
Former national fencer
Former Nominated Member of Parliament -
Twin brothers - Mr Mark and Timothy Lee (Class of 2006)
National gymnasts and divers -
Mr Gregory Gan (Class of 2006)
Former national gymnast -
Mr Luke Yap Keat Howe (Class of 2006)
Former national canoeist -
Mr Jeremiah Yeoh (Class of 2010)
Former national sailor -
Ms Chong Su-Yen (IB Class of 2014)
Former national equestrian -
Mr Jacob Mahler (Class of 2016)
Captain of Singapore’s Under-23 Football team in the AFC U-23 Asian Cup Qualifiers -
Mr Zac Liew (Class of 2017)
National gymnast
Scholars
In addition to the prestigious President’s scholarship, the Singapore Public Service Commission (PSC) also awards a range of other scholarships for both overseas and local studies. Josephians who were winners of some of the more important scholarships such as the Overseas Merit Scholarships (Open) and Overseas Specialist Awards are listed below.
Year | Name | Year of Graduation | Name of Scholarship |
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2023 | Chuang Weng Yan Natanya | Class of 2020 (IBDP) | PSC Scholarship (Mid-Term) |
2022 | Lucas Huan Zhi Kai | Class of 2020 (IBDP) | Singapore Police Force Scholarship (SCDF) |
Pothakamuri Tulsi Kiran | Class of 2020 (IBDP) | SAF Medicine Scholarship | |
2021 | Ng Kang Jie | Class of 2019 (IBDP) | Defence Merit Scholarship |
Kumaresh Natarajan S/O Venkatesh | Class of 2014 | SAF Medicine Scholarship (Mid-Term) | |
2019 | Lee Rui Zhe | Class of 2018 (IBDP) | PSC Scholarship |
Tung Jia Yi, Audrey | Class of 2018 (IBDP) | PSC Scholarship (Public Finance) | |
Ng Jin, Justin | Class of 2017 (IBDP) | PSC Scholarship | |
2018 | Ng Shao Han Elliot | Class of 2017 (IBDP) | PSC Scholarship |
Lai Zhi Hui, Yasha | Class of 2017 (IBDP) | PSC Scholarship | |
Andrew Chew | Class of 2015 | PSC Scholarship | |
Camagni Fabio Ganesa | Class of 2015 | PSC Scholarship | |
Lee Yi | Class of 2014 | PSC Scholarship | |
Thaddaeus Tan | Class of 2012 | PSC Scholarship | |
2017 | Dylan Raj Singh | Class of 2014 | PSC Scholarship (Teaching) |
2016 | Oh Wei Jin | Class of 2015 (IBDP) | PSC Scholarship (Teaching) |
2015 | Mohamed Noor Hakeem Zulkiflee | Class of 2012 | PSC Scholarship |
Hud Syafiq Bin Herman | Class of 2014 (IBDP) | PSC Scholarship | |
Nathaniel Wong Kin Yew | Class of 2014 (IBDP) | Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Scholarship | |
Ryan Lai Chi Ming | Class of 2014 (IBDP) | Singapore Police Force (SPF) Scholarship | |
2014 | Azfer Ali Khan | Class of 2011 | Singapore Police Force (SPF) Overseas Scholarship |
Matthew Wong Zhi Liang | Class of 2011 | Foreign Service | |
2012 | Alvin Wijaya | Class of 2008 | Open |
Linus Wong Kang Wai | Class of 2009 | Foreign Service | |
2011 | Marcus Victor Leong Weijian | Class of 2006 | Teaching |
Michael Ee Wei Wen | Class of 2006 | PSC Scholarship (Teaching) | |
2010 | Ian Ernest Chai Yang | Class of 2007 | Open |
2005 | Poon Joo Hon Dominic | Class of 2002 | Open |
Teo Eng Siang | Class of 2002 | Open | |
2003 | Low Guanming | Class of 2000 | Teaching |
Tan Lu Zheng Nicholas | Class of 2000 | Teaching | |
Tan Soon Hui | Class of 2000 | Teaching | |
2002 | Wong Wei Han Gareth | Class of 1999 | PSC Overseas Merit; Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Overseas Scholarship |
2000 | Lim Ching Hway | Class of 1997 | Teaching |
1999 | Lim Hock Seong, Kelvin | Class of 1996 | Teaching |
Lim Wen Hui Leon | Class of 1996 | Open | |
Sim Jing Chuen Kenneth | Class of 1996 | Open | |
Tan Yi Shu Jonathan | Class of 1996 | Teaching | |
1998 | Lim Ee Thian, Eugene | Class of 1995 | Open |
1996 | Chia Hsih Chen Gregory | Class of 1993 | Open |
1995 | Lim Say Quant Jamie Mervyn | Class of 1991 | Open |
1994 | Lim Meng Liang Gabriel | Class of 1991 | Open |
1992 | Li Chong Jin | Class of 1989 | Open |
1991 1984 |
Adrian Augustus Danker | Class of 1981 | Teaching (Overseas Postgraduate) Teaching (Local Merit) |
1987 | Chua Meng Huat, Paul | Class of 1984 | Teaching |
Cheong Wee Yee | Class of 1984 | Open | |
1986 | Lam Toa Yee, Eugene | Class of 1981 | SAF Scholarship |
Paneerselvam Saravanamuttu | Class of 1983 | Teaching | |
1985 | Tan Kok Kiang Bernard | Class of 1982 | President's and SAF Overseas Scholarship |
Yee Woon Chin, Lionel | Class of 1982 | Open | |
1977 | Manu s/o Bhaskaran | Class of 1974 | Open |
1976 | Lim Aeng Cheng Charles | Class of 1973 | Open |
Peter Lim Ah Cheng | Class of 1972 | Open | |
1975 | Koh Kia Meng Linus | Class of 1972/1974 | Open |
Quek Meng Yin | Class of 1972/1974 | Open | |
Yao Chih Matthias | Class of 1972 | Open | |
1974 | Lim Hong Haw Lawrence | Class of 1971 | Open |
Peter Ng Thiam Poh | Class of 1971/1973 | Open | |
1973 | Wong Seng Hon | Class of 1970/1972 | Open |
Yeo Khee Leng | Class of 1970/1972 | Open | |
1971 | Kwok Kian Tow Peter | Class of 1968 | Open |
President's Scholars
In 1966, the Yang Di-pertuan Negara Scholarship was re-named the President’s scholarship. In the early 1900s, the Queen’s scholarship was awarded to top students to study at universities in the UK. In 1959, the Queen’s scholarship was replaced by the Singapore State Scholarship when Singapore achieved self-governance.
President’s Scholars
1987 | Phua Choon Kiat Spencer |
1985 | Tan Kok Kiang Bernard |
1981 | Euan Murugasu |
1976 | Gan Juay Kiat |
1975 | Lim Chong Kiat Thomas See |
1974 | Chan Kwong Lok |
1973 | Chan Seng Onn |
Teo Chee Hean | |
Yeo Yong-Boon George | |
1972 | Choo Chun Wei |
Lim Koon Heng Richard | |
1967 | Mah Bow Tan |
Yang Di-pertuan Negara Scholars
1964 | Lee Kheow Ann |
State Scholars
1961 | Fong Hock Sun |
1960 | Randal Brian Snodgrass |
Howe Wee Chong | |
1959 | Tony Tan Keng Yam |
Queen’ Scholars
1939 | W.B. Boswell |
1935 | Noel L’Angellier |
1909 | Stephen O. De Souza |
1907 | C.H. (Claude) Da Silva |
1905 | F.R. (Ernest) Carlos |
R.L. (Rene) Eber | |
1891 | F.O. De Souza |
Colombo Plan Scholars
Between 1950s and late 1980s, countries such as UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand offered the Colombo Plan scholarships to top Singapore students as a form of aid to ensure a supply of qualified manpower to support Singapore’s economic and social development. By late 1980s, Singapore was considered a developed country and, therefore, stopped receiving Colombo Plan scholarships for its top students in 1988.
Carl Duisberg Gesellschaft (CDG) (Open)
1982 | Tham Kwong Hoong |
Chong Thiam Fook, Joseph | |
1981 | Chang Chin Nam |
Ananda Ram Bhaskar | |
1974 | Yeo Tong Jin, Leonard |
Chow Wai Cheong | |
Cheong Seng Meng | |
1973 | Chow Kay Cheong |
Australia (Open)
1986 | S Ravichandran |
1984 | Chung Chin Kee |
Benett Maximillian Theseira | |
Wong Seng Yoong, Jason | |
1983 | Chong Sian Tatt, Peter |
1982 | Lye Thiam Fatt, Joseph Victor |
Chia Tai Tee | |
1980 | Chan Kum Wah |
Ignatius Lourdesamy | |
1978 | Siew Teng Kean |
1977 | Chua Kim Huat, David |
1976 | Ong Siong Huat |
Goh Hung Tong, Patrick | |
1975 | Toh Thiam Siew, William |
Toh Thiam Ann, Philip | |
Lye Kuan Loy | |
Leong Samuel | |
Leong How Yin | |
1974 | Chan Keng Luck |
Prabir Sen-Gupta | |
Teo Cheng Hiang, Richard | |
1972 | Chua Teck Huat, William |
Yeong Ah Seng | |
1971 | Phang Siew Loon |
1968 | Chia Whye Liang |
Poon Boon Ping | |
1967 | Ho Cheng Kiat |
Mah Bow Tan | |
1965 | Yip Soon Weng, Francis |
1964 | Lim Sim Eng, Lawrence |
Ng Khay Hua |
Australia (Teaching)
1982 | Chiam Toon Ling |
1969 | Then Thian Poh, Joseph |
Canada (Open)
1970 | Chan Kwong Onn |
Kang Choon Kwan | |
Lim Soo Ping | |
1969 | Appu Hennedige Nanda Jeeris |
Harry Yeo | |
1968 | Lui Siew Keong |
1967 | Chen Yun Fook, Peter |
Sim Kheok Hua | |
Tan Khiok Kin, John Baptist | |
1966 | Chan Chee Hon |
Lim Tee Teck | |
Tan Guong Ching | |
Tsin Yeong Ming | |
Wong Hoi Kit | |
Wong Kok Seng | |
Wong Kok Siew | |
Yeo Liat Kok, Noel Philip | |
1965 | Mok Weng Cheon, Leo |
Vu Trong Viet, Michael | |
1964 | Maureen Margaret Schalm |
Ng Pock Too | |
Tan Siang Yong | |
Lee Kheow Ann |
New Zealand (Open)
1983 | Tang Weng Fai |
1981 | Leong Hon Keong |
1980 | Chew Hong |
1975 | Wong Chee Fong Joseph |
1971 | Ahmad Fawzi B Ayuby Berseh |
1968 | Chan Kok Hon |
Chia Kum Cheong | |
Shee Ping Yah | |
1967 | Tan Soo Hock William |
New Zealand (Teaching)
1981 | Yap Theam Huat Justin |
UK (Open)
1975 | Yeong Wai Seng |
1974 | Chee Swee Heng, Lawrence |
1972 | Lau Li Hien-Henry |
Hui Kim Sung, Joseph | |
Daniel Cuthbert Ee | |
1969 | Tan Poh Ann |
Lee Yoke Loon | |
Ho Hon Wai | |
Chow Yew Tong | |
1966 | Young Pak Nang |
Ng Fook Kheong | |
1965 | Chew Poo Chin |
1964 | Tai Yong Khow |
Ng Chit Tong, Peter | |
Lee Yang Cheow |
UK (University)
1974 | Chan Kwong Lok |
1967 | Chen Tou Sin |
Commonwealth Grant (Open)
1964 | Wong Yuen Weng |
Teo Seow Teck Paul |
French Government First Priority Programme (1976-1980) (Open)
1980 | Lok Keng Luen |
1979 | Gan Ling Horng |
Low Fay Huen, Lawrence | |
1977 | Chee Swee Cheong, Michael |
French Government Scholarship (Open)
1974 | Kao Meng Leong, Sebastian |
French Government Scholarship (Teaching)
1976 | Tan Siong Hock |
French Government Second Priority Programme (1981-1985) (Open)
1983 | Tan Choon Yong |
1981 | Fok Man Keen, Patrick |
Singapore Government Scholarship (Open)
1966 | Chen Yun Choong, Stephen |