SCHOOL LEVEL TEACHER'S DAY CELEBRATION 2014

This was an annual event celebrated today on the 18th May 2014. (The real date was on 16th of May but this year it fell on a Friday so it was done on Sunday.) Basically the same thing was repeated, so here's the report in brief:

(1) The arrival of teachers.

(2) The speeches.

(3) Taking the teacher's oath and singing the "Guru Malaysia" song. 

(4) Students' performance.

And at about 10:30 a.m. it started to rain cats and dogs and lasted until 12:00 noon so the teacher's telematch had to be cancelled.

(5) cutting the cake

(6) annual photography session

All the morning students should actually come and as for the afternoon session students, only selected ones should be there. To all the students who came to celebrate Teacher's Day in school today, thanks a lot for the time spent and the appreciation shown towards the teachers. Your presence meant a lot to us. Hope to see you all again in next year's Teacher' s Day.

~ to be continued ~

*note: photos taken from Puan Yusidah's and Puan Yasirah's FB. 

"MR. NOBODY" REPRODUCED

This was another assigned task to the Form One students from Set A1 English class. It could be a simple thing to do but some people did put a lot of effort in producing their best piece of work. There is no more putting up paper for display on the noticeboard now. To applaud for the students' hard-work and determination, these are the selected ones that have made their way into my blog. Congratulations people, keep up the good work!

TEACHER'S DAY CELEBRATED EARLIER IN SCHOOL

Thursday, 15th May 2014 ~ The annual class party for the afternoon session in conjunctions with the Teacher's Day celebration was held today in school. Students and teachers prepared food and drinks, for the first half of the school session. Everybody seemed to have a lot of fun.

There were just too many classes, too much food and too little time. I visited all the classes but I could not eat all the food offered. For one thing, I went back home fatter on that day. *sigh*

Today was also the last day for two trainees from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Miss Fatin Alia and Miss Nor Basila, who came to SMKTUN to teach English. We had an earlier potluck session for both of them on Saturday. On behalf of the school staff and students, I would like to thank both of them for coming over and hope that they have had fond memories of the school.

Congratulations to all the form teachers as well as replacement form teachers who had worked real hard for this event. I just hope this activity could strengthen the teacher-student relationship as we are all always busy with our assigned duties. Thank you also to all the students who had given their support and cooperation for this year's class party.

Lastly, Happy Teacher's Day to all the teachers out there.

HAPPY 5TH BIRTHDAY TO MY BLOG

It is again time to wish my blog another "Happy Birthday". 

It has been five long years. How time flies.

And how has my blog developed all this while? Here's the statistics that might provide some information.

What are the blog's popular posts? People come to visit when they are searching for sample essays, particularly the continuous writing. My blog contains other more interesting entries but people are searching for other important matter.

The highest number of blog hits come from Malaysia, and the number of readers who come from other country has already grown. If I am looking for popularity, it should be at international level. :) I just hope people from the USA and Russia who read my blog are not spies. :)

For the past 5 years, I have been posting 1647 entries - I could have written a novel by now. I just wish that people are more responsive after reading the posts. However, I understand putting down a comment in any entry is quite a tedious process so that should explain the number of comments received.

Happy birthday again to my blog, may we share our love and spread the happiness to the world for many more years to come.

"Either write something worth reading

or do something worth writing."

~ Benjamin Franklin ~

M. SHANmughalingam's "HEIR CONDITIONING" REPRODUCED

The second poem studied in class for my form 2(Set A1) students and again, they were asked to reproduce the poem by adding in pictures and colours to the text or any other way to make it more interesting (read: creativity). As promised, the ones that I found impressive are published in my blog. Congratulations for a job well done! However, I am sorry I was in a hurry so I did not put the names of the owners of the work of art but I am sure you know which one is yours.