SJI Publications
SJI produces several publications in a year. Please click on the titles below to read our e-publications:
School Magazines
Books:
- 2018 - For Others
- 2015 - Lasallian Pathfinders: Of Ordinary Men And Less Ordinary Leadership
- 2012 - Lead Your Life
- 2009 - Men For Others
- 2002 - Living The Mission: The SJI Story (1852 - 2002)
- 1989 - Opening Of Malcolm Road Campus
- 1987 - Memories Of SJI
- 1977 - 125th Anniversary Magazine
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• LUMEN
LUMEN in Latin means light or lamp. It also means clarity and understanding.
Through this magazine, we hope to throw light on the people, programmes and philosophy of SJI so that our students, staff, parents, alumni, and others who are interested in the school will come to understand the school and what it stands for. Click on the links below to read our past issues:
• Josephian Annual
• For Others
In 1852, six Brothers of the Christian Schools, following in the tradition of their founder St. John Baptist de La Salle, gave up all they had and travelled to the Far East to bring education to the poor. They landed in Singapore and established the second school of the La Salle Brothers in this region. Their unparalleled approach to education saw an astronomical rise in student numbers and reputation. For years, St. Joseph's Institution has been an icon of Singapore's history, grooming many of its leaders.
An earlier book - Men for Others by Warren Fernandez celebrates the first generation of post-independence leaders. In the same spirit, For Others honours some of those who have taken on the mantle of service leadership for the next generation of Singaporeans. Inspiring alumni featured in this latest SJI publication include Gerard Ee, Justice Chan Seng Onn, Teo Hock Seng, and Peter Seah. This book commemorates the 165th anniversary of the Christian Brothers in Singapore by celebrating how the mission of those first Brothers continues in the lives of the Josephians featured. Copyright @ St Joseph's Institution, 2018 Designed and produced by World Scientific Publishing Co Click here to purchase this book |
• Lasallian Pathfinders: Of Ordinary Men And Less Ordinary Leadership
A collection of lectures on leadership from the Fullerton-SJI Leadership Lectures (Series II). These talks were delivered by prominent individuals from the Lasallian family, including alumni of St Joseph's Institution such as Singapore President Tony Tan; leading jazz musician Jeremy Monteiro; KF Seetoh, founder of Makansutra; and Brother Armin Luistro, Secretary of the Department of Education of the Philippines. ISBN 978-981-4616-18-8 Copyright @ St Joseph's Institution, 2015 Designed and produced by World Scientific Publishing Co Price: SGD$32 Click here to purchase this book |
• Lead Your Life
A collection of stories by eight prominent old boys of SJI: George Yeo, Philip Yeo, Lim Chee Onn, Dick Lee, Gerard Ee, Peter Seah, Tan Chorh Chuan and Teo Chee Hean, who spoke at the Fullerton-SJI Leadership Lectures (Series I).
ISBN 978-981-4342-18-6 Copyright @ St Joseph's Institution, 2012 Designed and produced by Straits Times Press Price: SGD$50 Click here to purchase this book |
• Men For Others
ISBN-13: 978-981-4266-19-2 ISBN-10: 981-4266-19-1 Copyright@SJI, 2009 Published by SJI Produced by Straits Times Press Price: SGD$20 Click here to purchase this book |
• Living The Mission: The SJI Story (1852 - 2002)
ISBN 981-4068-42-X Published in 2002 by SJI Copyright@SJI, 2002 Designed and produced by Editions Didier Millet Pte Ltd Price: SGD$80 Click here to purchase this book |
• Opening Of Malcolm Road Campus
A Souvenir - Commemorating the official opening of SJI at Malcolm Road (7 April 1989) |
• Memories Of SJI
Memories of SJI - Reminiscences of Old Boys and Past Teachers of SJI
with Photographs by R Ian Lloyd Written and compiled by Francis Brown ISBN 9971-73-248-3 Copyright@SJI, 1987 Edited and designed by MPH Publishing (S) Pte Ltd |
• 125th Anniversary Souvenir Magazine (1852-1977)
125th Anniversary Souvenir Magazine (1852-1977) |