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Class 4J of Victoria School has taken on the challenge to help in the building of a toy library for the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore. In this task, we aim to collect 131kg of educational toys. The Spastic Children's Association of Singapore aims to be a leading regional centre for persons with Cerebral Palsy, helping them to realize their full potential and to lead a life with respect. Let us come together to help them
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Let us come together to help them
Objective : Collect 131kg of educational toys
Beneficiary: Spastic Children's Association of Singapore
Beneficiary: Spastic Children's Association of Singapore
Project Committee
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- Form Teacher:
- Ms Leow
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- Assistant Form Teacher:
- Mr Khoo
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- Project Manager:
- Joshua Tan
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- 2nd Project Manager:
- Hans Chung
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- Publicity & Logistics Manager:
- Ernest Puey
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- Cataloguing Manager:
- Muhammad Firdaus
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- Quality Manager:
- Chen Xuan Han
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- Communications Manager:
- Muhammad Shahrudin
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- Administration Manager:
- Leon Lim
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- Information Technology Manager:
- Gordon Bong
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