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2013 Singapore Calendar with Holidays

Are you looking for a Singapore Calendar with public holidays indicated? We have prepared a very simple and neat Singapore calendar for you to be printed and used. Use A4 size paper and it is fitted into the paper in a single page. You can pin the printed calendar onto the wall at your work desk or simply slot it into the file that you are using often; everytime you need to plan your schedule ahead, the Singapore Calendar will come handy.

Advantages of 2013 Singapore Calendar with Holidays

The good thing about having a physical Singapore Calendar is that it may be more convenient than digital calendar sometimes. It also beats most digital calendars, such as the Window's default clock at the right bottom of your screen, in a way that our Calendar includes the Singapore public holidays for year 2013.

Get the free printable year 2013 Singapore Calendar with holidays from Smart Tuition Singapore for free. We hope it is useful for you.

2013 Singapore Calendar with Holidays (Landscape)

2013 Singapore Calendar with Holidays (Landscape)

2013 Singapore Calendar with Holidays (Portrait)

2013 Singapore Calendar with Holidays (Portrait)

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Download 2013 Singapore Calendar with Holidays - Landscape
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Download 2013 Singapore Calendar with Holidays - Portrait
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