Come January 2014, there will be about 2,800 young minds embarking on a journey here toward academic excellence and character development to meet global challenges and local opportunities.
The school has a team of 140 dedicated teachers to ensure the moulding of minds and character. Of these more than 10 per cent are expatriates from the US, UK, France, Germany and Australia.
Former TV host and radio deejay William Lee, 33, who was invited to emcee the performance was awed by the performance line-up.
“In my 12-year-career in the local entertainment industry, I have never seen such intricate planning for a school’s Open Day.
“The selection of performers and presentation reflects the fact that the management wants nothing short of the best for the students and their parents,” Lee said, adding that it truly captured the essence of Seri Omega
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/ June 23, 2013I read and hear of comments why children in JB go to Singapore schools. Some comments are weak and overlook the reason why parents ‘trust’ the Singapore Systems. Cost of education is a form of investments of our future generation. It takes years to develop a good system. The first step is a difficult planning step, with 10 percent teaching staff from overseas is not enough I think. This is an optimistic assumption that there are 90 percent teaching staff capable of the tasks to alleviate the development of our bright and young cohorts.