 | 2005 | - The School of Health Sciences was established with the mission of becoming the premier health sciences education provider charged with nurturing caring professionals.
- Pioneer batch of 160 Trainee Nurses Enrolled.
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 | 2006 | - First Year enrollment swelled to 300 trainee nurses.
- Total cohort increased to 460.
- Lessons via PDA gains maturity
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 | 2007 | - First year enrollment reached 400 trainee nurses.
- Total cohort size hit 860.
- Teaching and learning in state-of-the-art patient simulation centre optimised.
- PDA as a education and professional resource introduced as a pilot study involving Third Year students.
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 | 2008 | - The full-operation number of 500 First Year student cohort is reached.
- Total cohort size hit 1200.
- Pioneer batch of nursing students graduated (Class of 2008).
- Dionne Liew awarded Ministry of Health (MOH) prestigious Overseas scholarship. Attends the Ivy-League University of Pennsylvania.
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 | 2009 | - Total cohort size hit 1400.
- Pioneering batch of graduates reported full employment. All of the graduating class found jobs within the Nursing sector.
- Full implementation of PDA as a teaching and learning tool for all students.
- Optometry course was added to our diploma offerings.
- Two of our pioneering Nursing diploma graduates obtained Bachelor of Science degrees from University of Queensland (UQ). They gained a 2-year exemption from UQ with their HSN dploma.
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 | 2010 | - Full capacity of 1500 students reached.
- Apple Ipod Touch replace the PDA as the mobile learning tool of choice.
- Our graduates continued to set high standards.
- Marcus and Gayathiri received the MOH overseas and local awards respectively.
- Shi Jia and Antoinette received NUS scholarships for their studies.
- Shi Jia succesfully changed career path and entered the Life Sciences faculty and also received the Lee Kuan Yew Scholarship to encourage Upgrading award.
- Three other graduates received the SingHealth scholarships.
- A record number of 11 graduates gained direct entry into the second year of the NUS nursing degree programme.
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 | 2011 | - Opening of the state-of-the-art Ngee Ann Polytechnic Optometry Centre (NPOC).
- Our graduates continue to do us proud:.
- Jolyn Chia received the Lee Kuan Yew Scholarship to encourage Upgrading (LKY-STEP) award.
- Forty out of 56 HS students who applied for the University of Manchester@Singapore Institute of Technology Degree in Health Sciences (Nursing) were offered a place.
- Chris Chen (Class of 2010) was accepted to read Law at a university in the UK
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