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You will learn about the history of four schools based on the contributions of settlers. You are to complete Part A and Part B.

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Part A - Group A: Tao Nan School (Page 85)

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Part A - Group A: Tao Nan School (Page 85)

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Part A - Group B: Tamil Girls' School (Page 86)

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Part A - Group B: Tamil Girls' School (Page 86)

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Part A - Group C: Alsagoff Arab School (Page 87)

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Part A - Group C: Alsagoff Arab School (Page 87)

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Part A - Group D: St Margaret’s School (Page 88)

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Part A - Group D: St Margaret’s School (Page 88)

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Some settlers who cared deeply for local communities recognised the importance of education and set up schools in Singapore.

In what ways can we demonstrate care for our school community?

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Read the page you are assigned to and answer the following questions:

1. Who contributed to the school?

2. What was his/her contribution?

3. Is the school still operating today? If it is, state where it is located.

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The school was first started as a small shophouse along North Bridge Road as a home for homeless girls.

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Ms Sophia Blackmore founded Tamil Girls School in the same year she came to Singapore in 1887.

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Herya Group 10

Chen Baochen gave Tao Nan school its name. The school still exists today.

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Ahmed wanted to pass the of knowledge of Islam to young.

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1. Ms Sophia Blackmore

2. She contributed the school called “Methodist Girls School ”

3. The school is still operating today, and it is located along Blackmore Drive

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1. Sophia Blackmore

2. The school was set up by her

3. Yes, it is now named Methodist Girls’ School

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1.Mr Tan kah kee

2.he contributed the school called. Tao nan school

3.is present right now in /at marine cresent

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Ms Sophia Blackmore, a Christian missionary from Australia, founded the Tamil Girls School in 1887. The school later became an English-medium school and was renamed Methodist Girls school in 1897.

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Q1 Mr Tan Kah Kee founded Tao Nan School in 1906.

Q2 He wanted to pass on Chinese culture and heritage to the young.

Q3 The school is still operating along 49 Marine Crescent.

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Mister tan Kah Kee ,a Chinese businessman 🕴️,contributed to the founding of Tao Nan School. Tao nan school was founded in 1906 and was first located along North Bridge Road 🛣️. Its mission was to pass on the Chinese culture and heritage to the young.

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Mrs Maria Dyer,a missionary from Britain, set up St Margaret’s School. She came to Singapore in 1842 and founded the school in the same year.

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1. Ms Sophia Blackmore contributed to this school.

2.Her contribution was founding the school in 1887 and setting it up for the members of the Indian community’s daughters so their daughters could be educated.

3.Until this day,the school is still operating and is now called Methodist Girls School and is located along Blackmore Drive

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1. Mr Tan Kah Kee contributed to this school

2. Mr Tan Kah Kee founded this school

3. The school is still operating today and is located along Marine Crescent

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1. Mr Syed Mohamed bin Ahmed Alsagoff,an Arab trader contributed to the school.

2. His contribution is seting up the Alasgoff Arab school.

3. The school is still operating and it is located at Jalan Sultan

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1 TAN KAH kee

He wanted to pass on Chinese culture

3 yes the school is still operating

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Mr Syed Mohamed bin Ahmed Alsagoff an Arab trader made the school.It is located at Jalan Sultana. It is one of the oldest religious schools in Singapore.

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It later became known as St Margaret’s School . It is the oldest school in Singapore .🇸🇬

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Mr Syed Mohamed bin Ahmed contributed to the school. He contributed to the school by setting it up in his family house.It is still open today and is located along Jalan Sultan.

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Ms Sophia Blackmore founded Tamil Girls’ School

Ms Sophia set up the School because people’s daughters wanted to be educated

Yes, the School later became a English-medium School and was renamed Methodist Girls’ School in 1897

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1.Syed Mohamed bin Ahmed Alsagoff

2.He built the arab school

3.it is located at Jalan Sultan

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Ms Sophia Blackmore contributed to the school.

She founded Tamil Girls School in 1887.She founded the school the same year she came to Singapore.She was 30 years old by then.

Yes, the school then became an English-medium school and was renamed Methodist Girls School in 1897.

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Mrs Maria Dyer a missionary from Britian she was the first person to contribute to make St Margaret’s school. Her contribution was building a shophouse along north bridge road for homeless girls. It is still operational until today it is along Wilkie Road.

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1.MR TAN KAH KEE

2.HE CONTRIBUTED TO TAO NAN SCHOOL

3.MARINE CRESENT

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Mrs Maria DYer a missionary from Britain set up St Margaret’s school . She came to Singapore in 1842 and founded the school in the same year

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Mr Tan Kah Kee is a Chinese businessman who contributed to the founding of Tao Nan School. Tao Nan School was founded in 1906 and was first located along North Bridge Road. The school is still operating.

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St Margaret’s School first started in a small shop house along North Bridge Road as a home for homeless girls 👧 🧒

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1. Ms Sophia Blackmore founded the school in 1887 she founded the school the same year she came to Singapore. 🇸🇬

2. The school was set up by here because few members of the Indian community wanted their daughters to be educated.

3. The school later became an English-medium school name as Methodist girl’s school in 1897.📚

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1.Mr Tan Kah Kee.

2.He contributed to the founding of this school.

3.Yes at the Marine Cresent

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Mrs Maria Dyer, a missionary from Britain set up St Margret’s School in the year 1842. The school first started in a small shophouse along North Bridge Road as a home for homeless girls. The school is still there but located in another place, along Wilkie Road.

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Mr Tan Kah Kee , a businessman , contributed to the founding to Tao Nan School.

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Jodh from Group 6 - About Tamil Girls School

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Jodh from Group 6 - About Tamil Girls School

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Qn 1) Ms Blackmore founded the school in 1887

Qn 2) A few members of the Indian community wanted their daughters to be educated so Ms Blackmore created this school

Qn 3) Yes. Tamil Girls School changed its name to present day Methodist Girls School which is along Blackmore Drive

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This school later became known as St Margaret’s School. It is the oldest girls school in Singapore 

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This school later became known as St Margaret’s School. It is the oldest girls school in Singapore 

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We can help demonstrate care for our school community by keeping it clean, keeping it safe for us to learn, not vandalising on school properties and obeying the school rules.

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By helping students and teachers who are in need

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Ms Sophia Blackmore, a Christian missionary from Australia, founded the Tamil Girls’ School in 1887. She founded the school in the same year she came to Singapore. She was 30 years old then. She contributed to the school.

Her contribution to the school was that she set it up along Short Street with the help of an Indian man who offered the use of the place for free. When the school just started, there were only nine Indian female students. The school later became an English-medium school and was renamed Methodist Girls’ School in 1897.

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Mr Syed Mohamed bin Ahmed Alsagoff, an Arab trader, set up the Alsagoff Arab School. He wanted to pass on knowledge. The school started off as a small one in his family house. When he died in 1906, he left behind a sum of money as part of his contribution towards the construction of the new school building. The school was built along Jalan Sultan and was officially opened on 3 March 1913. It is one of the oldest religious schools in Singapore. 🏫

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Syed Mohammad bin Ahmad Alsagoff contributed to the school.He contributed by building the new school building.The school is found along Jalan Sultan.The school is still operating.

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Daniel Moyse Group 6 -About St Margaret’s school 

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Daniel Moyse Group 6 -About St Margaret’s school 

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Q1&2Mrs Maria Dyer a missionary from England set up St Margaret’s school

Q3 Yes the school is still operating

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The person who contributed to the Alsagoff Arab School was Syed Mohamed B Ahmed Alsagof. He contributed money. Yes, is still operating. It is at 111 Jln Sultan.

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A1: Miss Maria Dyer.

A2: For homeless girls.

A3: The school is still operating and it’s along Wilkie Road.

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We can give new ideas about how we can improve how the school is being run.

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1. An Arab trader named Mr Syed Mohamed bin Ahmed Alsagoff contributed to the school of Alsagoff Ar b school

2. He contributed by leaving a sum of money as part of the sacrifices for the construction.

3. The school is still operating and is now located along the Jalan Sultan.

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We can demonstrate care for our school community by taking care of the toilet,cleaning our classroom and picking up litter from our surroundings,obeying school rules and giving peer suport to friends in need.

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Get new fun ideas and put it in the school

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How we can take care of our school group 10 part B

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How we can take care of our school group 10 part B

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We can also switch the floors and we can wipe down the table

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Group 3 -Naisha, Jodie, Penelope , Zhi yu 

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Group 3 -Naisha, Jodie, Penelope , Zhi yu 

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1. To pick up the litter that people throw on the ground.

2. To not throw litter on the ground.

3. Always remember to flush the toilet.

4. Keep up the mess in our classroom even if it’s not ours.

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We can not litter and recycle trash to make the school cleaner. We can also listen to our teachers so they don’t have to shout at us and disturb other classes. Lastly, we can be polite to teachers and friends so we can have a nicer school time.

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We can demonstrate to our school by letting everyone feel welcomed and we can pick up the litter.

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Group 4-(Jayden , Adyan ,Hui Qi ,Sophie)

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Group 4-(Jayden , Adyan ,Hui Qi ,Sophie)

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We need to care deeply about our school by keeping it clean.