The College is immensely proud of our TMJC alumni who have excelled and attained Honours (Highest Distinction) from the NTU College of Engineering Class of 2022. They have done exceptionally well despite all odds during the pandemic and we are truly proud of their accomplishments and resilience.

Teachers’ Day came early for TMJC on 26th August as we celebrated together as a College. This year’s theme, The Good Old Days, not only serves as a homage to our teachers and their youthful spirit, but also aptly describes our students’ school days that have been made more wonderful because of our teachers.

On 25 August, our TMJC Malay Language Elective Programme (MLEP) hosted students from Poi Ching School for a unique social mixing initiative. Our TMJC MLEP students took on the mantle of Cultural Ambassadors to share about the unique heritage and practices of the tanjak, a Malay head apparel. The student-facilitated programme included sharing, quizzes, and a hands-on activity on the folding of the tanjak.

This year, 3 TMJCians participated in the 2022 Singapore Mathematical Society (SMS) Essay Competition organised by the Singapore Mathematical Society. We are pleased to share that our students JORDON YEE (22S101), EUGENE LEE KANG RUI (22S101) and DAVID LAUW KWAI YONG (22S101) have achieved Honourable Mention for their essay.

The MLES is offered to all five Malay Language Elective Programme centres in Singapore, which include, Raffles Institution, Yishun Innova Junior College, Jurong Pioneer Junior College, and National Junior College. Recipients of the scholarship have successfully gone through two rounds of the selection process, which included an interview session with panelists.

On 2 June 2022, 83 students participated in the Singapore Mathematical Olympiad (SMO). SMO is an annual mathematics competition organised by the Singapore Mathematical Society to test the ingenuity and mathematical problem-solving ability of the participants, and to discover and encourage mathematical talents in schools in Singapore.

Established in 1974, the Prime Minister’s Book Prize (PMBP) is an annual award for bilingualism given to primary, secondary, and pre-university students. We are very happy that our alumnus from the Class of 2021, Nurul Iman Bte Othman (20A301) is one of the 11 pre-university recipients of the PMBP this year.

The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore launched the 5th run of the essay competition this year, co-organised with the Economic Society of Singapore (ESS). This year’s topic “Environmental Sustainability: The role of competition and consumer protection laws and policies” highlighted environmental sustainability as one of the most important priorities facing many economies today and invited contestants to examine the role of competition and consumer protection laws and policies in supporting environmental sustainability in Singapore.

A group of JC1 Economics students represented TMJC in the GIC-MOE Last Reserve Game Competition. Our TMJCians managed to unlock all 4 badges in the game, earning themselves a Tote Bag containing limited-edition game badge stickers and a t-shirt.

Newly merged TMJC use fiery start in A Div final to beat ASRJC.

Instead of jumping straight into lessons, the 850-strong cohort gathered in the canteen after assembly for a communal breakfast provided by the school.

Jonathan Teo, 17, modelling the new TMJC physical education kit yesterday, on the first day of school at the recently merged junior college.