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Hey AC! From 20 to 24 April, our A, B and C Division Swimming teams took part in the National School Games and achieved an amazing super grand slam, sweeping all division titles, with the A Division Girls clinching their first ever Championship title.

“I am beyond proud of this team for their performance and grateful to have made history with them. This would not be possible without the support of our teachers, parents and friends .” Kate Ona, 6.09, A Division Girls' Captain

“We had to stay consistent balancing school and training and that brought everyone closer together. I think it’s about the growth we’ve had as a team — learning to stay disciplined, trusting the process, and stepping up for one another when it matters.” Russell Pang, 4.14, B Division Boys' Captain

“We have gone through much hardship to get to this moment and we pushed through everything to reach excellence; I am grateful we have a great team.” Lim Xing Hua Aaron, 2.12, C Division Boys' Captain

“This incredible achievement embodies the true spirit of our swimming family. A big thank you to our teammates, coaches, teachers and parents.” Pier Png Yin Zhe, 6.05, A Division Boys' Captain

Well done, swimmers, for the stellar results!

Hey, AC! On 20, 21 and 24 April, our A Division Boys Shooting Team participated in the National School Games at SAFRA Yishun and was placed 3rd overall.

“This year, we faced multiple challenges balancing commitments and training. Despite this, it was encouraging to see our team training together and spurring one another on to improve. Our achievements this year is a testament to what we can achieve when we are committed, calm and collected. I hope we can continue this dedication into next year’s NSG. To God be the Glory, the Best is yet to Be.“ Chan Yi Xuan, 5.14, A Division Boys’ Captain

Well done, team!

Hey, AC! On 17 April, our A, B, and C Division Sailing teams competed in the National School Games, achieving outstanding results across the board.

In team placings, the B Division clinched the championship title, while the A Division Boys, A Division Girls, and C Division Boys each placed 1st runner-up. In individual placings, Elliot Goh (1.02) and P*e Teck Woon (3.12) attained 2nd place, Zeph Wan (4.14) attained 3rd, and Isaac P**n (5.09) and Rahul Rajakanth (2.04) attained 4th in their respective divisions.

“I am proud of how the team stood strong through every challenge. Thank you to our teammates, coaches, teachers, and parents, none of this would have been possible without you.” - Joy Chen Pan Xi, 6.16, A Division Captain

“This NSG had its highs and lows, but braving it together is an achievement in itself. Proud of our wins and humbled by our losses.”
- William Teo, 6.13, A Division Captain

“I am proud of every team member after months of hard training. Thank you to our teachers, parents, coaches, and Mr Pang for your unwavering support.” - Ho Jian Yi Jonathan, 4.12, B Division Captain

“Though we fell short of our goal, this was a fulfilling experience and I know we will come back stronger. Thank you to our coaches, teachers, parents, and God for your guidance throughout.” - Rahul Rajakanth, 2.04, C Division Captain

Congratulations to our sailors on their excellent achievements! To God Be The Glory, The Best Is Yet To Be!

Hey, AC! From 21 to 24 April, our A Division Boys Bowling team took part in their National School Games. They gave their best and emerged champions.

“This NSG was especially memorable for us. I am proud of how we worked hard, lifted one another up and rallied together through four consecutive days to win this competition. Beyond this, it was the fun we had as a team and the memories made which I will forever be grateful for. The team would like to thank our teachers, parents, coaches and the Senior Administration for their unwavering support.” Gautier Tan, 6.01, A Division Captain

The heartiest of congratulations to our bowlers! To God be the Glory, the Best is Yet to Be!

Hey, AC! On 21 April, our students from the Science Research Challenge (SRC) participated in the 27th International Elementz Fair held at Anderson Serangoon Junior College. Even though there were more than 200 teams from about 80 other schools, we are proud to announce that Emmanuel Soon (6.12) and Caysson Arsenius Yahya’s research projects won the Gold award in the Junior College category of the competition.

“I am extremely grateful and appreciative of the opportunity to share and present my project in the 27th International Elementz Fair. It was a rewarding experience which gave me the opportunity to engage and connect with students from various schools and judges who share the same passion in science and aerodynamics.” Caysson Arsenius Yahya, 6.13

Well done, Emmanuel and Caysson!

Hey, AC! From 30 March to 17 April, our A, B, and C Division Track and Field and Cross-Country athletes competed in the National School Games, concluding the season with a thrilling finals at the National Stadium.

Our B and C Division boys placed 3rd overall, the A Division boys 4th, and the A Division girls 5th.

“I am grateful for how we reflected God’s light by supporting one another through the many highs and lows. Our thanks to our families, friends, teachers, coaches and God, without whom none of this would have been possible.” John Tan, 6.16, A Div Boys’ Captain

“This NSG season has been very rewarding. Seeing everyone grow, both as individuals and as a team, is truly heartwarming.” Alexis Teo, 6.11, A Div Girls’ Captain

“The team remained steadfast and fought until the very end. More than anything, this season has taught us to cherish the friendships and the memories made.” Bryan Sim Yong Rui, 4.10, B Div Captain

"Despite facing multiple setbacks, the team showed resilience and pulled through together. We’ve come this far, we won’t stop, we’ll keep pushing forward." Loo Tse Tchen, 2.11, C Div Captain

Thank you, all, for the excellent results throughout the season!

Hey, AC! On 17 April, our A Division Water Polo team competed in the National School Games 3rd/4th playoffs. Through hard work and perseverance, our team managed to emerge second runners up.

"Coming into this year’s NSG, I had high expectations for this team because I knew how much work everyone had put in during the training sessions leading up to the competition. Although we fell short to our opponents in the playoffs, the disappointment became something we learned from, and it pushed us to grow stronger together as a team. My teammates stood by me and we gave everything we had in every single match we played. For that, I am truly grateful. I would choose to go with this team a hundred times over." Xie Ruijie, Jaime, A Division Captain

Well done, Water Polo boys! To God be the Glory, The Best is Yet to Be!

Hey, AC! On 14 and 15 April, our school’s A, B and C Division Golf teams competed in the National School Games Finals. After a season of hard work and dedication, we are proud to announce that both the A and B Division teams have clinched the championship title and the C Division placed first runners-up!

“I’m proud of the team for pushing through the tough rounds. It’s heartening to see how much we’ve grown through this journey as a team and I’m grateful to be a part of it. I’d also like to thank our teachers, parents and coaches for always being there for us.” - Li Zonglin, 6.13, A Division Captain

“I’m happy that we were able to win the B Division team event, with my teammates claiming medals in the individual events. This wouldn’t have been possible without our teachers, parents and fellow teammates. I am confident that we can come back even stronger next year.” - Lim Yong Rui Dylan, 4.07, B Division Captain

“Playing in the C Division National School Games was an enjoyable and meaningful experience for me. I learnt that staying calm and composed under pressure is important, especially when things don't go my way. It also showed me the areas I need to improve in, and I’ll use this as motivation to come back stronger.” - Lee Seunghan, 2.08, C Division Captain

Well done, Golfers! To God be the Glory, The Best is Yet to Be!

Hey, AC! On 11 April, Elliot Goh Rui Ee (3.07) represented ACS(I) at the National and Inter-school Para Swimming Championships, taking on an impressive four races within just two hours — 50m freestyle, 50m backstroke, 100m freestyle and 100m backstroke. He demonstrated remarkable endurance and determination, clinching first place in all four events.

Thanks to Elliot’s outstanding performance, ACS(I) was awarded the Challenge Trophy for the Overall Best Performing School in the Under 17s (Category B).

“It was challenging to swim 4 races in the span of 2 hours, and I am glad to have contributed towards wins for the school. I am thankful for the inclusive culture in ACS(I) which has allowed me to be part of the school team, and I appreciate the support from Mrs Goh Hwee Hwee, my swim captain and my coaches. Swimming has taught me discipline and resilience. I will continue to train hard and do my best. To God Be The Glory, The Best Is Yet To Be!” - Elliot Goh Rui Ee, 3.07

Congratulations, Elliot! Your resilience and determination continue to inspire the AC community.

Hey, AC! On 6 April, four teams from our school's 12I Boys' Brigade Company competed in BB Blaze 2026, a gruelling 16km run across eastern Singapore incorporating activities such as structure building, kayaking, obstacle courses, first aid, and navigation.

We are proud to announce outstanding results on both fronts. In the Boys Category, the team of Michael Escano Tan (4.08), Noah Seow (4.12), Isaac Choi (4.14), and Nathaniel Tan (2.11) attained 2nd place. In the Open Category, the team of William Teo (6.13), Ilayaraja Kaarthik (2.01), Huang Xingchen, and Zhang Shuwei (both from 5.18) clinched 1st place.

"Winning the Open Category is something we are all proud of, as it is a tangible realization of the effort behind months of gruelling training. Yet holding the award has led us to recognise that material achievements are not the reason we compete. Rather, it is the skills we gained and the memories we made along the way that we hold closest to our hearts, spurring us to become better and more capable versions of ourselves." - SCL/6 William Teo, 6.13

Congratulations to all our Blaze winners!

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Hey AC! This edition of f(AC)es features Chen Yihang from 4.15 — Singapore's first professional Weiqi player! Yihang was recently crowned champion of the Winter Professional Qualification League (November 2025). Having honed his Weiqi skills in Japan, he has shown remarkable determination and grit, balancing academics with rigorous training while adapting to a foreign environment. Yihang truly embodies the commitment and resolve of an ACSian.

Thank you for sharing your journey with us, Yihang, and we wish you all the best in your future endeavours!