Nine choir members joined a joint British Schools Choir (DCIS, Marlborough College, Tanglin and DCSG) to perform at the Remembrance Service at Kranji War Memorial.
13 November, 2017
DCIS Students Perform at Remembrance Service
DCIS Students Perform at Remembrance Service
DCIS Students Perform at Remembrance Service Nine choir members joined a joint British Schools Choir (DCIS, Marlborough College, Tanglin and DCSG)
Nine choir members joined a joint British Schools Choir (DCIS, Marlborough College, Tanglin and DCSG) to perform at the Remembrance Service at Kranji War Memorial.
The students were excellent and did a brilliant job representing the Dover Court community both in their singing and their demeanour around and throughout the service.
Many thanks to Mr. Dwyer and Mr. Irving for organising the choir and taking them to all their rehearsals over the last few weeks. I was privileged to lay a wreath on behalf of the school as part of the service.
Christopher Short
Principal
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