Director, Office for Healthcare Transformation, Ministry of Health. Former President, National University of Singapore and former Director, Medical Services, Ministry of Health. Business Ee Peng Liang - Businessman and philanthropist Khoo Teck Puat - late Singapore tycoon Anthoni Salim - Head of Salim Group Sports Goh Tat Chuan - former national soccer player Jacob Mahler - national soccer player Rudy Mosbergen - former field hockey olympian and founder of Raffles Junior College Tan Eng Yoon - former sprinting olympian Arts and entertainment Chong Fah Cheong - Cultural Medallion winner for visual arts (2014) Dick Lee - musician; Cultural Medallion winner (2004) Goh Sin Tub - A pioneer of Singapore literature and a teacher, civil servant, banker, builder, social worker and former chairman of the SJI Board of Governors Jeremy Monteiro - jazz pianist; board member, National Arts Council; Cultural Medallion winner (2002) Julian Hee - Mediacorp artiste Jahan Loh - Contemporary artist Anthony Then - dancer and choreographer Legal Chan Seng Onn - Judge of the High Court of Singapore (since July 2007), Former Solicitor-General of Singapore (2001-2007) Davinder Singh, S.C. - Lawyer, Former MP, CEO of Drew & Napier Steven Chong - Judge of Appeal Education Tan Cheng Han, S.C. - Former Dean and Head, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore Tan Chorh Chuan - Chief Health Scientist, Ministry of Health (MOH) and executive director of the new Office for Healthcare Transformation (from Jan 2018); Former President, National University of Singapore (NUS) Religious Organisation Lawrence Khong - Senior Pastor of Faith Community Baptist Church See also Former Saint Joseph's Institution Father Jean-Marie Beurel Catholic education in Singapore SJI International References External links Official website Official School alumni website SJI International Independent schools in Singapore Lasallian schools in Singapore Catholic schools in Singapore Secondary schools in Singapore Boys' schools in Singapore Schools offering Integrated Programme in Singapore Novena, Singapore Educational institutions established in 1852 Junior colleges in Singapore Schools in Central Region, Singapore 1852 establishments in the British Empire