Empowering the Next Generation of Digital Talent in Singapore: Celebrating the Winners of National Digital Explorer 2025

Singapore, July 29, 2025 – The National Digital Explorer (NDE) 2025 competition has concluded with remarkable success. Jointly organised by Crescent Girls’ School and ICDL Asia, this nationwide digital literacy initiative aimed to empower Singaporean students aged 9 to 18 with real-world digital skills, fostering critical thinking and enhancing their productivity as learners in the digital realm. 

NDE 2025 provided an excellent platform for students to gain valuable experience, network with peers, and showcase their digital proficiency at a national level. The competition featured several tracks, including the Business Track and Emerging Technologies Track, to strengthen students’ digital literacy and technological skills. 

This year, more than 12,000 students participated in NDE, and more than 3,400 students participated in the preliminary round of the competition, marking a significant increase in participation. From these, over 90 top-performing students advanced to represent their schools in the National Round, held on 29 July 2025 at Crescent Girls’ School. 

Since its inception, the programme has reached over 50,000 students from more than 100 schools across Singapore, highlighting its growing impact in promoting essential digital skills among students. 

The Business Track required primary-level students to master digital skills in Documents and Presentation, while secondary and junior college-level students focused on Advanced Presentation and Management Spreadsheets. 

The Emerging Technologies Track offered students opportunities to develop a clear understanding of cutting-edge digital technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things. 

We are pleased to announce the following Gold, Silver, and Bronze Award winners of the NDE 2025 competition: 

Gold Award

Chu Yi-Yen, Rosyth School  
Perh Rui De, Darius, Woodgrove Primary School 

Silver Award

 Chng Zhi Yu Ashley, Woodgrove Primary School  
Shah Panya, Bedok Green Primary School  
Ong Zee Xuan, Bedok Green Primary School  
Mugdha Akkinapragada, Global Indian International School (GIIS) SMART Campus 

Bronze Award

Song Chuan’en Josiah, Rosyth School  
Tan Zhi Xiang, Ngee Ann Primary School  
Manhar Manoj Menon, Woodgrove Primary School  
Queck Jing En, Woodgrove Primary School  
Alyssa Tang Zeng Teng, Rivervale Primary School  
Kejriwal Addi, Bedok Green Primary School 

Gold Award

Charmaine Isabel Lai, Cresent Girls’ School  
Kayven Ng Boon Kai, West Spring Secondary School 

Silver Award

Ang Yun Xuan, Yuan Ching Secondary School  
Eshton Emmanuel Ng, New Town Secondary School  
Chinmay Jyothish, Global Indian International School (GIIS) SMART Campus 

Bronze Award

Lucas Peck Kean U, St Gabriel’s Secondary School  
Ruban Prasanna, Yuan Ching Secondary School  
Simrah Khan, Global Indian International School (GIIS) SMART Campus  
Chintala Poojitha Lakshmi, Kent Ridge Secondary School  
Loo Wen Hui Laksika, Northlight School 

Pek Zheng Yong, St Andrew’s Junior College 

Silver Award

Shayaan Yar Khan, Global Indian International School (GIIS) SMART Campus  
Praveen Asokaraja Anderson, Serangoon Junior College 

Bronze Award

Vansh Anand, Global Indian International School (GIIS) SMART Campus  
Vaibhav Prasanth Nair, Global Indian International School (GIIS) SMART Campus  
Evan Khee Bo Han Anderson, Serangoon Junior College 

The competition showcased students with exceptional digital skills. Among these remarkable winners, the top 4 performing students in each category have been selected and informed to represent Singapore in the Grand Finals of the ICDL Asia Digital Challenge 2025, where they will compete regionally with other territories in the Asia Pacific. 

We look forward to seeing your continued success in the upcoming regional competition. 

Congratulations once again to all our NDE 2025 winners!   

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