Two Indonesian scholars saved a Singaporean

[Chase]

Two Cedar Girls’ students responded to cardiac arrest emergency​

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...member-to-respond-to-cardiac-arrest-emergency

 

[k1976]

Indon charbo quite chio wan

 

[Chase]

I sincerely thank the two girls for saving a Singaporean. But their very existence (which I don't blame them), reflects a more serious problem in our society.

The 13 and 16 year old students are Indonesians on the ASEAN International Scholarship, staying in SAJC's St Andrew’s Hall, in Potong Pasir, which is part of St Andrew’s Village. Let's not mention their names here, because they do no wrong but our country is sick.

Is there a need to raise other people's child, as young as 13 years old? Giving them free lodging, allowance, free education while local-born students don't get that kind of support, all the way to University?

Cedar Girl is probably the best girls' school in NE Singapore. Some Cedar Girl's students travelled as far as Punggol & Sengkang every morning. In the furthest Northeast of Singapore, there is no JC, no poly, no ITE. Every morning, the 17-21 years old students from this area, spend an hour or more to get to NYP, TP, TPJC, NYJC, SAJC or AMK ITE. (Serangoon Anderson JC is moving in late 2026). Imagine if our god-damned country provided the same lodgings to two deserving local-born students studying in Cedar Girls or SAJC, we would have helped two local families.

 

[k1976]

I sincerely thank the two girls for saving a Singaporean. But their every existence (which I don't blame them), reflects a more serious problem in our society.

The 13 and 16 year old students are Indonesians on the ASEAN International Scholarship, staying in SAJC's St Andrew’s Hall, in Potong Pasir, which is part of St Andrew’s Village. Let's not mention their name here, because they do no wrong but our country is sick.

Is there a need to raise other people's child, as young as 13 years old? Given them free lodging, allowance, free education while local-born students don't get their kind of support, all the way to University?

Cedar Girl is probably the best girls' school in NE Singapore. Some Cedar Girl's students travelled as far as Punggol & Sengkang every morning. In the furthest Northeast of Singapore, there is no JC, no poly, no ITE. Every morning, the 17-21 years old students from this area, spend an hour or more to get to NYP, TP, TPJC, NYJC, SAJC or AMK ITE. (Serangoon Anderson JC is moving in late 2026). Imagine our god-damned country provided the same lodging to two deserving local-born students, we would have helped two local families.

SG is 爱财材如命

 

[KingFook Sr]

I sincerely thank the two girls for saving a Singaporean. But their every existence (which I don't blame them), reflects a more serious problem in our society.

The 13 and 16 year old students are Indonesians on the ASEAN International Scholarship, staying in SAJC's St Andrew’s Hall, in Potong Pasir, which is part of St Andrew’s Village. Let's not mention their name here, because they do no wrong but our country is sick.

Is there a need to raise other people's child, as young as 13 years old? Given them free lodging, allowance, free education while local-born students don't get their kind of support, all the way to University?

Cedar Girl is probably the best girls' school in NE Singapore. Some Cedar Girl's students travelled as far as Punggol & Sengkang every morning. In the furthest Northeast of Singapore, there is no JC, no poly, no ITE. Every morning, the 17-21 years old students from this area, spend an hour or more to get to NYP, TP, TPJC, NYJC, SAJC or AMK ITE. (Serangoon Anderson JC is moving in late 2026). Imagine our god-damned country provided the same lodging to two deserving local-born students studying in Cedar Girls or SAJC, we would have helped two local families.

But Sinkies voted for the PAP
So?

 

[bobby]

Donch blame the indons…even the confrontation of 1964 was Malaysia’s fault.

 

[Papsmearer]

I sincerely thank the two girls for saving a Singaporean. But their every existence (which I don't blame them), reflects a more serious problem in our society.

The 13 and 16 year old students are Indonesians on the ASEAN International Scholarship, staying in SAJC's St Andrew’s Hall, in Potong Pasir, which is part of St Andrew’s Village. Let's not mention their name here, because they do no wrong but our country is sick.

Is there a need to raise other people's child, as young as 13 years old? Given them free lodging, allowance, free education while local-born students don't get their kind of support, all the way to University?

Cedar Girl is probably the best girls' school in NE Singapore. Some Cedar Girl's students travelled as far as Punggol & Sengkang every morning. In the furthest Northeast of Singapore, there is no JC, no poly, no ITE. Every morning, the 17-21 years old students from this area, spend an hour or more to get to NYP, TP, TPJC, NYJC, SAJC or AMK ITE. (Serangoon Anderson JC is moving in late 2026). Imagine our god-damned country provided the same lodging to two deserving local-born students studying in Cedar Girls or SAJC, we would have helped two local families.

MOE offers scholarships to bright young students from ASEAN countries to study in Singapore.

Students will have opportunities to broaden their horizons and develop important skills such as leadership, communication and other life skills. They can also help to promote goodwill and understanding among young people from different countries and Singapore. Both international and local students can look forward to opportunities to develop cross-cultural skills and a global outlook.

Find out more about the scholarships for students from these countries and other FAQs:

 

[Papsmearer]

I sincerely thank the two girls for saving a Singaporean. But their every existence (which I don't blame them), reflects a more serious problem in our society.

The 13 and 16 year old students are Indonesians on the ASEAN International Scholarship, staying in SAJC's St Andrew’s Hall, in Potong Pasir, which is part of St Andrew’s Village. Let's not mention their name here, because they do no wrong but our country is sick.

Is there a need to raise other people's child, as young as 13 years old? Given them free lodging, allowance, free education while local-born students don't get their kind of support, all the way to University?

Cedar Girl is probably the best girls' school in NE Singapore. Some Cedar Girl's students travelled as far as Punggol & Sengkang every morning. In the furthest Northeast of Singapore, there is no JC, no poly, no ITE. Every morning, the 17-21 years old students from this area, spend an hour or more to get to NYP, TP, TPJC, NYJC, SAJC or AMK ITE. (Serangoon Anderson JC is moving in late 2026). Imagine our god-damned country provided the same lodging to two deserving local-born students studying in Cedar Girls or SAJC, we would have helped two local families.

Benefits​

The scholarship covers:

• Annual allowance with hostel accommodation
• Settling-in allowance
• Return economy airfare
• School fees
• Examination fees for GCE O-Level and A-Level (once only, as applicable)
• Subsidised medical benefits and insurance cover for accidents

KEY DATES​

 

[rocket]

They are identified as high performance individuals studying here on sg scholarship. They will receive invitation for citizenship when they enter uni.

 

[rocket]

Benefits​

The scholarship covers:

• Annual allowance with hostel accommodation
• Settling-in allowance
• Return economy airfare
• School fees
• Examination fees for GCE O-Level and A-Level (once only, as applicable)
• Subsidised medical benefits and insurance cover for accidents

KEY DATES​

Even their school bus and transportation are covered. Plus they receive allowance too.

 

[A Singaporean]

Even Indonesian kids are so much capable than coolie gene Sinkie kids.

 

[k1976]

But Sinkies voted for the PAP
So?

Foreign are talent
Sinki are trash loh
It fit the official narrative very well

Good Job