THE FIELD TRIP CONTINUES.....
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| The Lims at Selegie |
Jeremy: Now this is the main part of the trip! You
can now ask me anything about the
places over here.
Lynette: (Not very convinced) Ok. So.. Why
Selegie is called Selegie.
Jeremy: Simple.. Because this place used to be
populated by the Bugis Pirates called
Orang Selegie during early Singapore.
Lynette: Not Bad ah! You know things more than
just your French Horn.
Jeremy: ... (Gives the epic look)..
Win (Family Helper): (Laughs)
Kiriel and Jeriel: (Clueless)
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| The Old Selegie Primary School |
Jeremy: Dear, this place used to be Selegie Primary
School. I wonder what is it used right now (there
were no signboards). Could be an arty place now.
Lynette: Really? I think my mom used to study in this
school.
Jeremy: Seriously? (Doubtful)
Further Research:
Selegie Primary School was merged with Stamford Girls School and Waterloo School to form the Stamford Primary School.
adapted from Straits Times
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| David Elias Building |
a Jewish settler during Early
Singapore. Can you see the Star of
David?
Lynette: Eh... this is the place where we ate
Chicken rice many years ago. Let's
bring the kids for Rochor "Tow
Huay" (Soya Beancurd)
Jeremy: (Feels ignored)
Kiriel: I want to drink Soya Bean. I want to
Soya Bean. (Repeats and Repeats)
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| David Elias Building (Taken from Opposite Rochor Beancurd) |
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| David Elias Building (Star of David) |
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| David Elias Building (Taken from Prinsep Street) |
- Jeremy
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