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Making friends is the best part of going to somewhere new and different. My secondary school is located in the East, thus it is practical for most of my classmates to go to Temasek Polytechnic. So, I was expecting myself to make more friends that I’ve never met before. This picture is one of the … Read More I was in SP from 2007 to 2010 doing a Diploma in Electrical & Electronic Engineering. Upon graduation, I went to National Service (NS). After 2 years in NS, I joined SP as a staff in October 2012. Why study in SP? During ‘O’ levels, I wasn’t quite sure what I wanted to take … Read More  Leave a comment  Activities, Events, Interviews with Alumni, Interviews with Staff, Memories, People, Places  Alumni Relations Office, ARO, Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, EEE, Flash Mob, Food Court 2, Food Court 3, Food Court 5, Food Court 6, Inline Skating, Lily Lim, School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, SDZ, SP Dance Club, SP Library, SP Skate Club, Strictly Dance Zone 
Once a Sergeants’ Mess where soldiers relaxed, it evolved into a Childcare Centre where children of SP staff played and learned, and now it has become an innovation hub where students and alumni incubate their business ideas. Tucked away on a little hillock at the eastern end of the campus, away from the main hive … Read More This is an unpublished article that Mr S. K. Balakrishnan wrote about the history of the Singapore Polytechnic Graduates’ Guild (SPGG). Mr S. K. Bala is an SP alumni, founding member of the SPGG as well as its former President from 1980-81. It was dated around August 1991. Looking back…and ahead. The idea of establishing … Read More 
I had a passionate SP lecturer who cares so much for his students like his own children. He speaks like one of us teenagers but is really lovable and truly qualified for teaching Engineering Maths II. It was tough for me to manage after getting a D- in Year 2 Sem 1 but with … Read More 
Having a tree at the Business block for being the top 6 winner in SIP Green competition was the most amazing moment I ever had in SP. - Phyo Thu Ya Thet Min, Graduating Student, 2013, School of EEE. I remember fondly the memorable moments during the Freshmen Orientation Programme. Classmates, lecturers and seniors are the most memorable people in SP: - Seniors wholeheartedly welcome our arrival at SP and put a lot of effort in organising the FOP. - Classmates sincerely want to make friends with me regardless of my nationality and race. Our Poseidon group from the School of Design (SD) won the first prize for the mass game. It was a memorable moment when all of us clapped our hands and cheered, our efforts were worth it. The music game we played within our Poseidon group and our group leaders was fun too. We worked as … Read More 
I cannot deny that the Freshmen Orientation Programme gave me the best memorable moments in SP. I am an international student from Malaysia and that was really a great week for me. The ice-breaking sessions, as well as the games that our seniors had prepared for us months ahead, were really awesome. I really had … Read More Before coming to poly, I was afraid and worried that I could not make new friends as none of my friends got enrolled into the same course as me. So I decided to sign up for the CLS FOC to meet new people and make friends before term starts. During the briefing day, my orientation … Read More |
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