To Oxbridge we go


Eye on goal: Lau and Inn attribute their success to performing well consistently in examinations, and investing time and effort in activities outside the classroom.

SINCE their secondary school years, Catherine Lau Xiao Syuen and Nathaniel Inn Tsin Qian have set their sights on pursuing their tertiary studies at one of the world’s top educational institutions.

After all, they have older siblings who managed to achieve it – Lau’s brother won a spot to read law at Oxford University in the United Kingdom while Inn’s received a full scholarship to study engineering at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.

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