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Coordinates: 1°19′52.6″N 103°51′54.5″E / 1.331278°N 103.865139°E
Saint Andrew's Junior College (SAJC) is a junior college in Singapore, offering a two-year course for pre-university students leading up to GCE 'A' Level examinations. SAJC started pre-university classes in 1969 at the St. Andrew's School campus. In 1978, the college was formally established with its own campus at Telok Blangah, where it remained for 28 years. In 2006, the junior college moved back to Potong Pasir to form part of St. Andrew's Village. The Village houses St. Andrew's junior and secondary schools, as well as the junior college. The JC is located at the former SASS site at 55 Potong Pasir Avenue 1. A sheltered pedestrian bridge across the Kallang River connects the JC to the secondary and junior schools across the river. Students at the college are called "Saints". The Village is a ten minute walk from Potong Pasir MRT station and a five minute bus ride (Bus 142) from Toa Payoh Bus Interchange. In 2008, the former principal of Crescent Girls' School, Mrs Lee Bee Yann, replaced Mrs Lim as the principal of SAJC. The classes are named by the year the students came into the school, the faculty (A for Arts, S for Science) and a number. An example would be 08S14 - this signifies that the class started in 2008, is in the Science faculty and is the 14th class (in order of subjects taken by students).
[edit] AcademicsSAJC was ranked 7th in the annual JC rankings before such rankings were stopped in 2004.[citation needed] In the 2009 Joint Admission Exercise (JAE), the cut-off points for L1R5 for the Science and Arts faculties were 8 and 9 respectively. [edit] Principals
[edit] Facilities[edit] SAJC at Malan Road (1978 - 2005)At the former campus at Malan Road, the junior college had an air conditioned hall. Tutorial rooms were air conditioned as well. As air conditioning in halls and tutorial rooms was not funded by the Ministry of Education in Singapore, it had to be paid for by money raised by alumni and the college. [edit] SAJC at Saint Andrew's Village (2006 - present)The principal had stated that, at the new Potong Pasir campus, the tutorial rooms would not be air conditioned due to tight budget constraints arising from the development of the Saint Andrew's Village project. Instead, additional tutorial rooms had to be constructed because of a very large intake of students. Construction of the campus was behind schedule for some time because of the change in plans. However, as an extra S$1.5 million was raised, the JC's hall, together with those of the junior and secondary schools, were air-conditioned towards the end of 2006. The school has a 1000-seater Cultural Centre. [edit] UniformThe shirt/blouse is white and the pants/skirt is navy blue. Students wear a navy blue tie with yellow and white stripes and bearing the school crest. SAJC is the only JC to incorporate a tie as part of its daily attire. Students may wear sports shoes of any colour. The PE attire consists of a white FBT-branded dry-fit shirt with the school crest sewn on the chest. The college divides students into 5 Houses - Venn (black), Loy Fatt (yellow), Hose (blue), Gomes (red) and Romanis (green). Students purchase a shirt with their house colours at the side torso area. The shirt follows the previous shirt designs with the word, "SAINTS", printed on the back of the shirt. The previous shirt was cotton based and house colours were dyed on the sleeves of the shirts instead. The shorts are navy blue FBT branded shorts with the word, "Saints" (or "SAJC"), sewn at the bottom-right of the shorts. [edit] School songThe School Song - John Oxenham Stanza 1
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(Chorus) Stanza 3
(Chorus) [edit] College Hymn
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