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Charles Kok, able to wave read a book in any language with eyes blindfolded and describing its contents correctly.

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Eugene Lim, uses photographic memory to remember the names of more than 100 of his favourite cartoon characters. He is able to complete 100 boxes addition matrix within the stipulated timing.

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Fidelia Chan, able to recite at least 400 items for linking memory in less than 8 minutes.

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Gervas Chew, recognising dot cards 1 to 100 randomly using Photographic Memory and point correctly to the correct complex math equations using dots cards.

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Ho Yun Jing, able to tell correctly more than 20 vegetables, fruits, colours, and math equations with eyes blindfolded.

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Keane Chua, able to wave read a book in foreign language with eyes blindfolded and drawing out its contents correctly.

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Nicholas Yoong, able to tell the days of the calendar easily from the date, month and year.

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Tan Jing Yang, able to recognise the titles of Classical Music and its composers.

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Tarun Shankar, able to locate more than 200 countries on the World Map using Photographic Memory. Can give correct answers for more than 200 capitals from memory through recitation.

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Tashi Yeow, has sharp observation skills and absorbs general knowledge easily. Can recognise all car models and explain in details the functions of car parts.

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Victoria Glass, able to recite numbers in Cantonese, Tagalog, Malay, Chinese and Spanish.