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HAPPENINGS<br />

SchoolBAG <strong>2015</strong><br />

Sembcorp Marine marked the 15th anniversary of its School Book Assistance Grant (SchoolBAG)<br />

programme, with $256,000 going to 1,250 primary, secondary and junior college students in <strong>2015</strong>.<br />

Student recipients of the <strong>2015</strong> SchoolBAG grants with Minister for Social and Family Development Mr Tan Chuan-Jin<br />

Over 17,500 students have benefited from SchoolBAG since 2001. The<br />

grants help subsidise the students’ school expenses or enrichment<br />

programmes.<br />

Minister for Social and Family Development Mr Tan Chuan-Jin<br />

awarded cheques to the recipients from 85 schools at the presentation<br />

ceremony in Yishun Town Secondary School. Minister Tan said: “I<br />

would like to thank Sembcorp Marine for initiating and continuing<br />

with the SchoolBAG programme for the past 15 years. Such Corporate<br />

Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives are slowly helping to transform<br />

our society bit by bit.”<br />

“The SchoolBAG programme is based on our recognition<br />

of education as a pillar of community development<br />

and nation-building. We hope to lighten the financial<br />

burden of a group of needy students so that they can<br />

focus better on their studies and build a brighter future<br />

for themselves, their families and the nation.<br />

Mr Ong Poh Kwee<br />

Chief Operating Officer<br />

Sembcorp Marine<br />

MSF Minister Tan Chuan-Jin presented over $250,000 worth of cheques to the<br />

recipients of SCM’s SchoolBag<br />

Minister Tan (centre) with Sembcorp Marine COO, Mr Ong, and Mr Hawazi Daipi,<br />

former Senior Parliamentary Secretary<br />

16 <strong>May</strong> - <strong>Dec</strong> <strong>2015</strong>

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