– Singapore Airlines, director – Temasek Holdings Science, arts, education, journalism Kishore Mahbubani: dean of the National University of Singapore Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, diplomat, former ambassador of Singapore to the United Nations, ex-president – United Nations Security Council Colin Tan: Singapore poet, technology entrepreneur, founder of Rentlord Leslie Charteris (Leslie Charles Bowyer Yin): British-American author and screenwriter ('The Saint (Simon Templar)', etc.) Koh Buck Song: writer, journalist, author of Brand Singapore, business consultant, deputy chairman of Censorship Review Committee 2009–10. Woffles Wu: plastic surgeon, present head of the St Andrew's Alumni Association Xian Xinghai: Chinese composer Entertainment Nickson Fong: CEO and co-founder, Egg Story Creative Production Pte Ltd. FX technical director and shot development technical director of The Matrix and its sequels. First Singaporean to receive an Academy Award. Stefanie Sun: Chinese pop singer JJ Lin Jun Jie: Chinese pop singer and composer Hong Junyang: Chinese pop singer, first male runner-up in MediaCorp Channel U Project Superstar 1 (Singapore) Devarajan Varadarajan: 2nd runner in Mediacorp Vasantham Star (Singapore), starring in Mediacorp Vasantham drama serials and Mediacorp Channel 5's Point of Entry, Seasons 1, 2, 3 and 4. Winner – Highly Commended Best Supporting Actor, Asian Television Awards 2012. Sports U.K. Shyam: current holder of Singapore's national 100 m sprint record at 10.37s. Singapore's national team. Indra Sahdan Daud: Singapore national football player Wilfred Skinner: former Singapore international football goalkeeper and field hockey centre-half. References Media mentions Column on Elizabeth Choy – "She paid 40 cents for me to have this picture" by Koh, Buck Song (St Andrew's School 1970–79), The Straits Times 11 September 1995. External links Saint Andrew's Junior School (SAJS) Saint Andrew's Secondary School (SASS) Saint Andrew's Junior College (SAJC) Saint Andrew's Alumni (SAA) (formerly Saint Andrew's Old Boys' Association (SAOBA) School groups in Singapore Anglican schools in Singapore Educational institutions established in 1862 Toa Payoh 1862 establishments in the British Empire