Mangahigh Competition, focuses on participants scoring the most points by playing as many activities as possible.

Year 7- Year 11 students from St. John’s International School (SJIS) actively took part in this competition, which was held from 23rd September 2019 to 4th October 2019. The participants earned points and contributed to the school’s accumulated points by completing specifically assigned activities.

In Mangahigh, earning a Bronze medal is worth 1 point, a Silver medal is worth 2 points and a Gold medal is worth 3 points towards the school’s total score. Students can only earn one medal per activity; if a student has completed an activity and earned a Bronze medal, and replays that same activity to Bronze medal standard, they will not earn extra points. However, if they replay the activity and upgrade their medal from Bronze to Gold, they will earn and contribute 2 points towards their school’s total. Once a student has earned a Gold medal for an activity, there are no more points to be earned by replaying it, hence they have to move on to something new.

With multiple announcements of an attractive range of prizes for participating schools and students, our eager students and teachers pushed their limits to shine at their brightest. Each participant with 200 or more medal points is eligible for a Mangahigh gold medal, while those with 150-199 medal points will receive a certificate each. In addition to that, at the end of the competition, the top 3 schools on the leader board will receive a trophy.

Over 250 schools participated across the region in China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Myanmar, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan and Vietnam.

With much enthusiasm and joy, we are proud to share that we have won the 2nd place with a whopping 28, 567 points! 43 SJIS students achieved more than 200 points respectively; as a result, they each received a medal and a certificate. Meanwhile, 12 students who earned more than 150 points each, received a certificate.

Our heartiest congratulations are in order for these students, for maintaining their spirit and determination throughout this competition.

Lau Ka Kiat (11-2) – 658
Wayan Wong JianWei (10-1) – 622
Tan Zhi Ching (10-1) – 591
Yan Zi-Dane (10-3) – 540
Shunsuke Tan Hei (10-1) – 502
Liew Zhi Kang (10-2) – 491
Aaron Peter (10-1) – 472
Low Qin Yi (10-1) – 471
Hwang Chaeeun (10-1) – 459
Valerie Lee En Shi (10-2) – 447
Celest Yong Yi Qian (10-1) – 430
Khirrann Kamalessh A/L Loganathan (10-1) – 427
Chew Hao Shern (10-1) – 422
Michelle Chan Mei Xue (10-2) – 407
Kan Yi Hoong (10-1) – 404
Zenwin Lim Yang (10-3) – 403
Chae Hyunbin (10-1) – 389
Milya Arisya Binti Mohd Asyraf (10-5) – 384
Wong Jing Wen Lynette (10-3) – 361
Paula Mikki Evardo Tindoc (10-1) – 344
Trisha Siva Selvan (10-1) – 316
Lim Ern Shi Alyssa (11-1) – 309
Sheikh Fardin Sadman (8-1) – 307
Abdul Haseeb Rizwan (10-1) – 303
Lim Chang Ze (8-1) – 301
Chai Tse Wei (10-1) – 297
Tan Jia Jun (11-1) – 282
Yu Kai Xin (10-3) – 268
Jamie Jia-Wei Then (8-1) – 239
Fong Xiao Ying (10-2) – 228
Becky How (10-2) – 226
Kenta Koay (10-5) – 226
Tan Zhi Qi (8-1) – 223
Yuki Lo (10-2) – 223
Chia Yi Ling (10-1) – 222
Crystal Chow (10-2) – 221
Armin Bin Farizul (10-5) – 209
Liew Zhi Jian (8-1) – 207
Kelly Choo Sum Yi (10-4) – 206
Yoon Da Yeong (10-1) – 205
Vincent Lay Kai Yi (10-3) – 202
Lee Wei Quan (10-2) – 201
Wee Jun Lin (10-1) – 199
Josh Tan Xing Kai (10-1) – 198
Leong Yi Xin (10-3) – 198
Chin Li Heng (10-1) – 196
Visaghan Shanta Mohan (10-3) – 189
Wang Qi (10-5) – 183
Koh Hao Shuen (10-1) – 182
Bernice Tan Huey Shen (10-1) – 179
Emily Lai Xuan Qing (10-2) – 178
Milly Tan Ying Hui (10-1) – 175
Chaw Man Yan (10-4) – 166
Ng Joshua (10-1) – 156

Well done, SJIS Rock Stars! You have once again placed us at the top; we hope that each of you continue to shine like the star that you are. Kudos to SJIS’ Math Department for the limitless effort and constant encouragement. We hope and pray for more successes as such in the near future.