Kelvin Tay joined teaching in July 1996 as a Geography and Mathematics teacher in Springfield Secondary School in Singapore before assuming Head of Pastoral Care and Career Guidance Department in 1998. In 2000, he served as a Curriculum Planning Officer at the Ministry of Education, Singapore and subsequently headed the Geography Unit there. He was appointed Vice-Principal, Bedok South Secondary School in 2003 and Vice-Principal, Shuqun Secondary School in 2006. In December 2007, he assumed the role of Principal, Keming Primary School and in April 2012, Principal, Punggol View Primary School before serving as Principal of SISHK in December 2017. Kelvin would like to work with his colleagues and parents of our students to provide a student-centric, values-driven holistic education in SISHK.  Every child is very special and precious to him, and he and his staff want to bring out the best in every child, each according to his/her strengths, talents and abilities. Just like the SISHK’s student outcomes in the mission statement – “… We want to nurture our students to be independent life-long learners imbued with sound moral values who are respectful and responsible, and who rise to the challenges of life creatively and enthusiastically in an ever-changing.” Kelvin was awarded the Singapore National Day Public Administration Medal (Bronze) in 2012.

Bernard Ng believes that every child is unique and the role as educators is to maximise their potential and help them achieve their aspirations. After graduating with a BA with Dip Ed from National Institute of Education/Nanyang Technological University in 2000, Bernard began his teaching career in Pasir Ris Primary School and he was appointed Subject Head of ICT in 2004. After attaining a Master in Education (Distinction) from University of Western Australia in 2006, he moved to Hong Kong to assume the role of Head of ICT Department at SISHK. He has been serving as the Vice Principal (PY & Primary) of SISHK since March 2012. In 2013, he was awarded the Singapore National Day Commendation Medal. In his leisure time, he enjoys going to the movies and doing CXWORX exercises.

Chow Wai Hoong’s teaching career unfolded in Bukit Panjang Government High School (BPGHS) where she taught Chemistry and English Language and was Head of Department. She served as Vice-Principal in BPGHS (2010 -2015) and Hillgrove Secondary School (2016 -2019) before joining SISHK.

Wai Hoong believes that is important to nurture a love for learning – igniting in students the curiosity to seek new knowledge and empowering them with the skills to learn, unlearn and relearn. She feels that a positive disposition towards learning will put students in good stead to ride out challenges and make the best of opportunities that come their way in life. She deems it equally essential for students to be imbued with sound values so that they will judiciously apply their learning to contribute to their community. Wai Hoong was awarded the Singapore National Day Commendation Award in 2007.

Alvin Soon is currently one of the vice-principals of the secondary section and IB programme at the school where he joined as a Subject Head of Mathematics in 2014. He was a graduate of the University of Warwick after obtaining the Masters of Inter-disciplinary Mathematics and First Class Honours of Mathematics there. Under a government scholarship, he returned to Singapore to serve at the Ministry of Education in various positions and left to join the private education sector in 2011. In his spare time, he loves to read across a wide genres of books with a particular preference for philosophy and religious literature. He is married to a musician-teacher with two lovely children who are also studying at SISHK.

Prior to joining Singapore International School, Eunice worked in Canadian International School of Hong Kong as the Director of Business Administration. With a CPA qualification, Eunice began her career as a financial auditor in Malaysia, after gaining her Bachelor of Commerce degree, majoring in Accounting and Economics. Eunice moved to Hong Kong in 2000 and has served in various managerial and leadership roles in the areas of finance and accounting, business development, strategic management, brand and product marketing, corporate communications as well as client servicing in global financial institutions before entering the education sector. Originally from Malaysia, Eunice received her education in Malaysia, Canada and Australia.