VICTORIA JUNIOR COLLEGE

Guide To Know About The Victoria Junior College
Mr. Wong Hung Khim, Mr. Foo Kok Swee, and Mr. Ong Teong Pin were the first Victorians to propose Victoria Junior College in the 1970s. Mr. Wong Hung Khim, the first Chairman and Victoria Executive Committee (VEC), spearheaded the proposal for a new junior college supported by Dr. Ong Chit Chung, Chairman of the VAC and VEC from 1978 to 1981, the Old Victorian President Association. With the establishment of VICTORIA JUNIOR COLLEGE along with Marine Vista, this vision became a reality, and a new chapter in college history began. Mrs. Lee Phui Mun, the victoria junior college’s first principal, welcomed the students in 1984.
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Victoria Junior College was the first and only junior college in Singapore to offer Theatre Studies and Drama as an ‘A-Level subject in 1989.
Co-curricular activities:
Being Victorian entails joining a larger brotherhood and sharing experiences. Co-curricular activities (CCAs) are crucial to a well-rounded educational experience.The VICTORIA JUNIOR COLLEGE (VJC) offers students fascinating possibilities for character development and the development of life skills and traits such as leadership, teamwork, and empathy. At the same time, kids may explore their hobbies and learn specialized skills, form strong friendships, and have a lot of fun!
Clubs and Societies:
- Art Club
- Astronomy Club
- Chinese Society
- Debate
- Earth Watch
- iGlobe
- Indian Cultural Society
- Interact Club
- Malay Cultural Society
- Mathematics Society
- Medical Society
- Outdoor Activities Club
- PA Crew
- Photographic Society
- Robotics & Makers Club
- Science Society
- Strategic Games Club
- Student Interest Groups (SIG)
- Studio V
- Economist
Performing Arts
- Chinese Orchestra
- Choir
- Dance Club Drama Club
- Guitar Ensemble
- Harmonica Band String Ensemble
- Symphonic Band
Sports
- Badminton
- Basketball
- Cricket
- Floorball
- Football
- Hockey
- Netball
- Rockwall Climbing
- Sailing
- Swimming
- Table-Tennis
- Taekwondo
- Tennis
- Track and Field
- Volleyball
- Wushu
Character development program:
Character development is emphasized at our college because we feel it is a vital aspect of overall growth. Our different character development programs give students opportunities to reinforce their R3ICH (Respect, Responsibility, Resilience, Integrity, Care, and Harmony) values and develop social and emotional abilities. The college’s entire holistic development curriculum includes the 8P Character Development Program. It consists of:
- Aesthetics
- Active Citizenry
- Beyond Borders
- Civics & Life skills
- Co-curricular Activities
- Higher Education
- Scholarships & Career Guidance
- Student Leadership
Subject Combinations:
In the Arts and Science programs, VJC offers 67 different subject combinations. General Paper, Project Work, and Mother Tongue get required at the Higher 1 (H1) level. Students must possess the necessary knowledge and ability to cope with the rigors of the A-level curriculum to teach Science and Mathematics. There are no prerequisites for disciplines offered in the Arts course; students should carefully examine their abilities and interests while selecting their studies. All junior college students must present at least one opposing subject in the Arts or Science course to receive a broad-based education. Foreign Language can offer a Higher 2 (H2) topic in any of the subject combinations at VJC. H2 Computing and H2 Chinese Language and Literature get added to the list of disciplines available in 2021.
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