1) Clementi Town Secondary School is located at 10 Clementi Avenue 3, Singapore 129904 and has a student council of 41 members and 3 teachers led by Student Councillors. 2) In 2010, the student council organized a fundraising project called "Project for Haiti" to help with relief efforts after an earthquake devastated Haiti, killing 230,000 people and leaving 1,000,000 homeless. 3) The student council collaborated with alumni to design and sell t-shirts, with profits going to Charity Water, a non-profit providing clean water to Haiti. Through a promotional video and sales, the students raised $3,550, exceeding their $2,000 goal.

1. Name of the School: Clementi Town Secondary School
Address : 10 Clementi Avenue 3, Singapore 129904
School Leader: Student Councillors
Tel.: 67777362 / 65721144 Email: soh_janice@moe.edu.sg
Story Title: Project “For Haiti” 2010
Mentor Teacher: Mrs Janice Chan and Ms Tan Wen Yi
STUDENT INFORMATION
1) Name: Zachary Phang (Ex-Co of Communications Committee)
Age: 15 Grade: Secondary 3
2) Name: Willis Cheng (Ex-Co of Communications Committee)
Age: 15 Grade: Secondary 3
3) Name: Rosnie Nasuha (Junior Ex-Co of Communications Committee)
Age: 14 Grade: Secondary 2
4) Name: Pyo Han Jun (Ex-Co of Training and Development Committee)
Age: 16 Grade: Secondary 3

2. Haiti was struck by an earthquake on 12
January 2010. The massive destruction
resulted in a death toll of 230,000, 300,000
injured and 1,000,000 made homeless.
Haiti thus clearly needed to be entirely
rebuilt from the ground up.
The students brainstormed a couple of
ideas to raise funds, which included a
charity carwash and even selling of
cookies/brownies/muffins/cupcakes.
The CTSS Student Council has a total strength of 41. There are 3 Student Council teachers.
As Caring Clementeens with the heart to help beyond their own community, the CTSS Student Council
eventually decided to collaborate with a group of CTSS alumni and sought to raise awareness of Haiti’s plight
amongst their fellow schoolmates by selling T-shirts designed by the alumni. Profits go to Charity Water, a non-
profit organisation supplying clean water to the people of Haiti.
Leveraging on the work already started off by the alumni (who were ex-councillors), the team embarked
on a plan to hype up and encourage the sales of the T-Shirts. The powerpoint presentation we submitted for our
entry was the publicity video used to reach out to the school population and spread the awareness of the Haitians'
plight -- the destruction caused by the quake, and the aftermath fact that clean water is a scare luxury to them.
The students had set for themselves a target of collecting $2000, and they actually exceeded this target
with a final total sale of $3550.
2 August to 6 August 2010