This is a brand new FOURA website! In this site, you will be able to undestand more about 4A as a class. The Contacts page, which enables you to keep in contact with your fellow schoolmates, has been password protected for security reasons. If you need the password, kindly email me and I will send it to you. What's more, you may now view selected photos from our Photos page, and they are all brand new! Also, not to miss the About Us page, where you will be able to relive your secondary school memories! Look out for the two sections on the page, namely 'The First Year' and 'The Second Year', which will be completed by January 31st 2004. Lastly, have fun surfing the new website! Hope you will love it. Cheers!

Email the webmaster here if you have any regards to send to your classmates and it will be posted on the About Us page.

P.S. Do try to type a message in the SHOUTBOX on the left.

2002
Miss Tay Keng Wei (Chemistry & Form Teacher)
Mrs Tan Sok Ngin (Biology)
Mr Lam Hock Ying (Physics)
Mr Seah Poh Chua (Chinese)
Mr Chen Ze Hou (Chinese)
Miss Ow Siak Wei (Social Studies & English)
Miss Lim Geok Lian (E Maths & A Maths)

2003
Mr Lam Hock Ying (Physics & Form Teacher)
Mr Joseph Tam (Physics & 2nd Form Teacher)
Mrs Tan Sok Ngin (Biology)
Mr Yow Weng Kim (Chemistry)
Miss Li Li Qun (Chinese)
Miss Ow Siak Wei (Social Studies)
Miss Ng Phuay Kim (English)
Miss Lim Geok Lian (E Maths & A Maths)

You have moulded us into what we are and we will always be grateful.

This is the official website of Secondary 4A, year 2003, Anglican High School, Singapore.
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Dear All in 4A,

Thank you for your card. Really feel great to receive your well wishes and warm regards on Teachers Day.

My family and I, a group of three, left for Hokkaido, Japan after my retirement for a free and easy tour for 18 days. For the hot spring spa is good to my knee pain and at the same time to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the lavender flower I have long waited for. It blooms only around July. I was also able to see the different species of lily, the beautiful waves produced by the wheat when the wind blows in the form of longitudinal waves (Sorry, not Physics again!) It is a real tranquil scene! The lavender flower season, which creates a tourism session in this part of the town. This town is called Furano. In Europe, lavender is cultivated for its commercial value only, for it can be made into cosmetics, air refresher, and drinks. But here, in addition, the Japanese have turned it into a tourist attraction. They planted it in such a way it looks so grand and beautiful. Perhaps if you look at the photos I attached, you might agree with me. (Imagine you can't get a room if you do not make reservation 2 months ahead!) This is innovation! Turn something that is a common sight into an attraction. They even created a temporary station for the train to stop near the farm. This makes it very convenient to visit the farm, and the train used is a sight seeing train with open window and no walls.

I think I have to stop here, because I know you all will have your Prelim after the holidays. Do work hard and strive for a better result. Remember, to success in your career, a good result is not sufficient. You must think differently!

Wish you all success and best of luck,

Lam Hock Ying.

P.S. If you want to contact me, you can e-mail me using this address: [email protected]