Thursday, April 22, 2010

Oral Examination Schedule 27-28 April 2010

Dear Pupils,

Please take note of the day when you have to report for your English Oral Examination.

27 April 2010 (2pm onwards) - Register numbers 1-15
1 Aman Shukreeh
2 Amelia Isza
3 Kian H. Marvi
4 Lim Chin Liang
5 Lim Yong Tat
6 Irfan Amran
7 Mohd Zulfikah
8 Mohd Firdaus
9 Muhd Atiq Iskandar
10 Muhd Danial Khan
11 Muhd Harris
12 Muhd Hifni
13 Muhd Shafiq
14 Muhd Tasneem Sufyan
15 Noorshahira

28 April 2010 (2pm onwards) - Register numbers 16-30
16 Nur Faatin
17 Nurdianti
18 Nurul Isa
19 Nurul Raufiqah
20 Salva Rahma
21 Sarah
22 Siti Nur Ayuni
23 Vinod Prakash
24 Wang Zhi Jun
25 Wayne Tan Wei Ern
26 Wong Hong Ying
27 Yang Hai Xin
28 Yeo Hui Ling
29 Yu Ming Min
30 Zheng Shen Zhu

Friday, April 16, 2010

Homework for 16April (Friday)

Hi Classmate's

The homework for this weekend is to complete maths review 2 (Until Q31)

Thats all. Thank you

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Some teaser pictures of the trip to Civic District.

ar Pupils,

Here are some previews of the pictures taken from the learning journey this afternoon.

New! (15 April 2010)
Photos are now up at http://picasaweb.google.com/yapchongchieh/P55CivicDistrict1442010#




Monday, April 12, 2010

Homework for 12April (Monday)

Hi Classmate's

The Homework For Today is Transformation&Synthesis (Review 1 Pg 9-10) Please complete it before tomorrow. Thank You

Friday, April 9, 2010

Homework for 9April (Friday)

Hello classmate's

The homework for this weekend is to Complete draft 2 of character descriptior.(Write on target) and please hand in consent form for learning journey to parliament house by this monday.
Wishing all of you a happy weekend!

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

*Chinese New Year SAMPLE write up*

Here in Singapore, we celebrate the Chinese New Year. It is during this period of time when the Chinese children collect red packets from other elders as a sign of good luck.

Traditionally in China, Chinese New Year marks the start of the Spring season. Some countries get to celebrate Chinese New Year for a full 15 days. In Singapore, even though we celebrate Chinese New Year for 15 days, we only get 2 to 3 days of public holiday.

We celebrate Chinese New Year first with a reunion dinner on the eve of the New Year. It is here where we get to sit down and eat with the entire family, including our relatives whom we do not see often.

The next few day will pass very quickly when we visit our relatives.........................

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Homework for 6April (Tuesday)

Hello classmate's

Please complete Write on target handout (Page 7-8) Thats all for today. Thank You