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ROAR Awards: October 2026
Singapore Sports School recognised student-athletes who demonstrated exemplary character, resilience and ownership through their contributions to the school and wider community at the September ROAR Awards.
Tan Jing Quan was recognised for his leadership and commitment to community service. Through his self-initiated Project Uplift, he brought together student-athletes from different Academies to volunteer at Singapore Disability Sports Council events. He also mentored fellow student-athletes in Values-in-Action (VIA) initiatives, inspiring others to contribute meaningfully to the community.
Jonathan Ho Yi En was commended for his discipline, initiative and ability to balance multiple commitments. Beyond contributing to school activities and VIA projects, he excelled academically, receiving the Top Students Award at Ngee Ann Polytechnic’s School of Business & Accountancy, while continuing to pursue excellence in Lawn Bowls.
Evelyn Seu Hoy Xuan, the August ROAR (Resilience) Award recipient, was recognised for her dedication in taking on the physically demanding role of school mascot ROAR during National Day celebrations for three consecutive years. Despite the challenging conditions, she consistently brought enthusiasm and energy to her performances, spreading joy and school spirit.
Seven other student-athletes were also honoured as Best Overall Campers at their respective camps. Chalene Tan Bao Ling and Joel Thng Kai Ming received the distinction at the Secondary 2 Level Resilience Camp, while Maeva Masrezwan and Jack White were recognised at the Secondary 3 Level Resilience Camp. Megan Chng Shu Ting, Elia Owen and Keagan Lim Hao Wen earned the honours at the Overseas Leadership Training Camp.
The ROAR Awards celebrate student-athletes who embody the school's values through their actions, contributions and positive influence on those around them.
Singapore Sports School recognised student-athletes who demonstrated exemplary character, resilience and ownership through their contributions to the school and wider community at the September ROAR Awards.
Tan Jing Quan was recognised for his leadership and commitment to community service. Through his self-initiated Project Uplift, he brought together student-athletes from different Academies to volunteer at Singapore Disability Sports Council events. He also mentored fellow student-athletes in Values-in-Action (VIA) initiatives, inspiring others to contribute meaningfully to the community.
Jonathan Ho Yi En was commended for his discipline, initiative and ability to balance multiple commitments. Beyond contributing to school activities and VIA projects, he excelled academically, receiving the Top Students Award at Ngee Ann Polytechnic’s School of Business & Accountancy, while continuing to pursue excellence in Lawn Bowls.
Evelyn Seu Hoy Xuan, the August ROAR (Resilience) Award recipient, was recognised for her dedication in taking on the physically demanding role of school mascot ROAR during National Day celebrations for three consecutive years. Despite the challenging conditions, she consistently brought enthusiasm and energy to her performances, spreading joy and school spirit.
Seven other student-athletes were also honoured as Best Overall Campers at their respective camps. Chalene Tan Bao Ling and Joel Thng Kai Ming received the distinction at the Secondary 2 Level Resilience Camp, while Maeva Masrezwan and Jack White were recognised at the Secondary 3 Level Resilience Camp. Megan Chng Shu Ting, Elia Owen and Keagan Lim Hao Wen earned the honours at the Overseas Leadership Training Camp.
The ROAR Awards celebrate student-athletes who embody the school's values through their actions, contributions and positive influence on those around them.
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