St. George's School (Brunei)

On 31st May 2026, six students and Ms Jasmine Wong headed to Japan for our student exchange visit for a week at Kanto Gakuin Mutsuura Junior & Senior High School.✨

This marks our second year of collaboration, celebrating learning, culture, and global connections. 🌏

🌿 Touchdown at Sumbiling Eco Village! 🪵✨

Our Primary Leadership Camp has officially begun! Our St. Georgians have arrived in Temburong and have instantly embraced the jungle immersion experience. 🌲🎒

After settling into their cabins and completing a safety briefing, our campers gathered for a motivating opening speech by our Principal, Mr. Janidi Jingan. We are so excited to have our School Chairman, Mr. Anthony Liew, and our Deputy Principal here with us to support our young leaders!

Swipe through to see snapshots of our morning arrival and briefings! 📸

Right now, the students are gearing up for an action-packed afternoon of cultural skills—from prepping bamboo chicken to trying out traditional kampung fishing and shelter building.

Huge thanks to our organizer Teacher Alice Ting (Head of Primary), our dedicated primary support teachers, and the SEV Team for making Day 1 so seamless. Stay tuned to our stories for more updates! 🙌

Today was pure storybook magic at Kindergarten Book Character Dress-Up Day! 📚✨ Our classroom was transformed into a world where favorite book characters stepped right off the pages and into real life. We saw brave adventurers, silly animals, magical princesses, superheroes, curious detectives, talking creatures, and so many creative costumes that brought big smiles to everyone’s faces. From tiny hats and capes to handmade props and colorful outfits, every child proudly shared the character they love most and the stories that inspire them.

Book Character Dress-Up Day reminds us that reading is more than learning words on a page — it helps children dream bigger, build confidence, explore emotions, and develop a lifelong love for books. Through stories, children learn kindness, courage, friendship, curiosity, and the power of imagination. Seeing our kindergarteners proudly become their favorite characters was a beautiful celebration of creativity, literacy, and joyful learning.

A huge thank you to all the families who helped create such thoughtful and imaginative costumes and to our little learners for bringing so much energy, wonder, and personality into the classroom today. The smiles, laughter, and excitement we shared are memories we will treasure for a very long time 💛📖

The Rotary Club of Bandar Seri Begawan (RCBSB) held its annual Bursary Awards ceremony on 3 May 2026 at the Fuzhou Shiyyi Association building. The event recognised the dedication and contributions of teachers as well as the academic excellence of students who performed well in the public examinations. The ceremony also saw the presentation of bursaries to deserving students from six (6) schools and one (1) Private Nursing College, providing financial support and encouragement as they continue their educational journey underscoring RCBSB’s continued commitment to supporting education and student welfare.

St. George’s School is proud to congratulate Teacher Daphne Lai on receiving the Best Teacher Award, in recognition of her dedication to students’ learning and development. While Dhivya Sri Loganathan received the Best Student Award for her exceptionally outstanding results in the 2025 GCE O Level Examination. Additionally, five (5) students were granted full financial assistance, providing encouragement and support as they pursue their educational goals.

To our bursary recipients, RCBSB reminds you to stay focused and not be sidetracked by unnecessary distractions. Believe in yourselves and commit wholeheartedly to your studies, as this is your most important responsibility at this stage of life. Let perseverance, discipline, and determination guide you as you work towards your academic goals. With hard work and gratitude, you will one day be able to honour your parents’ sacrifices and make meaningful contributions to society.

The school community and parents would like to express our sincere appreciation to the Rotary Club of Bandar Seri Begawan (RCBSB) for their unwavering generosity and support. May this recognition serve as a source of motivation for all award recipients to continue striving for academic excellence and to work diligently towards achieving their aspirations and dreams.

Read full story at: https://stgeorges.edu.bn/?c=4&p=568

🌟 Future leaders in action! 🌟
St. George’s School Primary Section is proud to announce an exclusive Leadership Camp for all Year 4–6 monitors and prefects. 🏕️✨
📍 Sumbiling Eco Village
🗓️ 28th-29th May 2026

Get ready for teamwork, nature, and leadership skills that last a lifetime! 💪🌿

The Camp Organizer(Head of Primary)

On 23rd April 2026, five Year 9B students attended the International Girls in ICT Day at Universiti Brunei Darussalam, organized by AITI. The event featured interactive workshops on AI ethics, Google Teachable Machine, and Vibe Coding, highlighting both the potential and the responsible use of technology.

A key highlight was the Solution Development challenge, where the students designed a budget-friendly cooking app for teenagers. They also explored peer presentations on online safety, covering topics like scam prevention and privacy. While the team didn't place in the Top 5, the experience was a significant success, building their confidence, teamwork, and passion for the future of women in tech.

Read full story at: https://stgeorges.edu.bn/?c=4&p=566

Forty students from Year 10A and Year 9A enjoyed an enriching educational visit to the ARCHIVIA: Design and Creative Industries Graduation Exhibition, held at Chancellor Hall, University of Brunei Darussalam (UBD), on Wednesday, 29 April 2026. The visit was led by Art teacher Cikgu Hajah Afiqah Hanum binti Haji Murni, with support from Teacher Amirah Syasya binti Hj Ahmad.

The visit aimed to broaden students’ understanding of the rapidly evolving design and creative industries, offering them the opportunity to engage directly with innovative and professionally produced work by graduating UBD students. As they toured the exhibition, students explored a wide range of creative disciplines, including graphic design, multimedia, and visual arts, gaining valuable insight into how artistic ideas are developed into purposeful, real-world outcomes.

The experience proved both inspiring and informative, sparking students’ creativity and encouraging them to think more critically about artistic concepts and design processes. It also helped them appreciate how creativity can be applied across different professional contexts, while opening their minds to potential future academic and career pathways within the creative sector.

Overall, the visit was a highly rewarding experience, deepening students’ appreciation of creative expression and innovation. Opportunities such as this play an important role in nurturing students’ confidence, broadening their perspectives, and supporting their aspirations for the future.

Little hands, big hearts 💚🌎
Our kindergarteners celebrated Earth Day by creating posters filled with love for our planet!
From colourful trees to messages about saving water and protecting animals, each artwork reflects their bright ideas for a greener future.
Let’s continue to nurture these young eco-warriors and inspire them to care for the Earth everyday 💚

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