Rugby!

Yeh! It's been a long while since I last posted an entry.
Firstly, I would like to apologise to my 6F kids for not attending Justina's birthday. Mr Yap had something on that day. Sorry. =(

Now, I would like to congratulate the rugby boys and also the girls for a great game played!

First of all, the Under 13s for achieving runner up for M1 Bowl 2007!


Next, Under 11s for achieving runner up for M1 Cup 2007!


Well done guys!

Girls, not to worry about the trophies and medals. You gals played well and you rock!


Let us remember what we learned that day and always bear in mind all the mistakes we made.


Last but not least, how can we forget that special sight of the twin rainbows?


Hail to our Al Ma Mater!

Prayer before exam

Lord,

It seems as though our lives are one test after another,
weighing us in somebody's balance.

Save us from taking the coming tests too seriously or too lightly,
but grant that we may reflect the best of the work we've done
and the best of the teaching we've received. . . .

In Jesus most precious name,
Amen

I'm upset...

Prefects

Digged out an old photo with the P5 prefects on their Kayaking Junior 1 Star Day 1.


Nice boys and girls. Very well mannered and deserving to be prefects.
Good job boys and girls!

Choices

I totally agree to Ms Lim's talk on "Choices" during Monday's assembly.

Everyone has choices to make. Not just choices to make in school, but, choices to make in life. No one can force you to do things that you do not want to, unless, you choose to do it yourself.

I always emphasise the importance of choices in class. Each and everyone has a choice to learn, or not to learn. I am pleased that most of you chose to learn. I am glad to teach those who are willing to learn. But you may always choose to stay out of my class, if you decide that your conversations are more important. I will never stop anyone from stepping out of my class to set up some talk shop. But it's a choice, at the end of the day, each and every one of us has to bear the consequences that comes with our choice.

Well done to all, who are mature to choose the right choices. Great fruits come from great choices sowed.

Keep up the excellent behaviour!

Well done!

Well done Alastar!
Alastar from Saint Anthony 6, did a great job for Colour and Contrast! I think his work deserves to be published on my blog.


Once again, well done! Keep up the great work, Alastar!

Best 3 of lines and curves will be published soon. Stay tuned!

Racial Harmony Day

Racial Harmony Day was fun! We got to dress up in ethnic costumes which were really comfortable. Below are some photos taken on Racial Harmony Day in school.

St Bernardette 2 and I.


St Bernardette 2 and I again.


St Bernardette 2


Keegan and Jun Han


Heng Gee reminds me of a little vampire. *Grinz*


Mr Sabri and Mr Kelvin


Su Ying, Chinese Dancer from 2 Saint Francis!


Cheers to everyone and happy racial harmony day!