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This is a special class consisting of 30 girls and 12 boys studying in Hong Wen School.
They are loyal to their dear friends/classmates, optimistic and always think on the positive side, youthful and lead healthy lifestyles, assertive plus confident and are not frightened to say what they want or believe and lovely plus friendly.
Kindly do not spam in the cbox as it is not nice to do so.
Pupils will be punished severely if they spam the cbox, especially for those who spam using vulgarities/hurtful words, do leave a tag in the cbox with your own name if you want to do so!
Enjoy your stay here! :D
This is a special class consisting of 30 girls and 12 boys studying in Hong Wen School.
They are loyal to their dear friends/classmates, optimistic and always think on the positive side, youthful and lead healthy lifestyles, assertive plus confident and are not frightened to say what they want or believe and lovely plus friendly.
Kindly do not spam in the cbox as it is not nice to do so.
Pupils will be punished severely if they spam the cbox, especially for those who spam using vulgarities/hurtful words, do leave a tag in the cbox with your own name if you want to do so!
Enjoy your stay here! :D
TEACHERS
Form, Mathematics & PE/HE teacher: Miss Kho Bhay Sian, Grace.
English teacher: Miss Yun Hui Li.
Science, Art & Pastoral Care teacher: Mrs Oh Hong Choon, Cindy.
Moral Education teacher: Mr Seah Ah Lek.
Music teacher: Madam Lim Joo Leng, Julie.
Social Studies teacher: Madam Choong Mei Ling, Grace.
English teacher: Miss Yun Hui Li.
Science, Art & Pastoral Care teacher: Mrs Oh Hong Choon, Cindy.
Moral Education teacher: Mr Seah Ah Lek.
Music teacher: Madam Lim Joo Leng, Julie.
Social Studies teacher: Madam Choong Mei Ling, Grace.
PUPILS
Chan Shi Qin, Patricia
- Outram Secondary School
Cherry Tay Mee Hui
- Tampines Secondary School (2nd choice)
Du Wen Jing
- First Toa Payoh Secondary School
Elaine Wan Jie Yi
- Whitley Secondary School (1st choice)
Fang Yi
- Manjusri Secondary School
Felicia Lea Chu Yan
- Geylang Methodists Secondary School (5th choice)
Fu Yu
- Bedok Green Secondary School
Geraldine Goh Xun Qi
- Bendemeer Secondary School (2nd choice)
Jiang Yi Chong
- Bartley Secondary School
Joanna Aw Sze Yun
- Broadrick Secondary School (1st choice)
Ke Queenie
- Queenstown Secondary School (2nd choice)
Khoo Hwee Lee
- Macpherson Secondary School (1st choice)
Koh Yuan Zhen
- Gan Eng Seng School (2nd choice)
Li Xiao Min
- Manjusri Secondary School
Liew Qian Hui
- Broadrick Secondary School (2nd choice)
Lim Jia Yi
- Beatty Secondary School
Loh Wan Ting
- Queenstown Secondary School (1st choice)
Loi Yi Hui
- Beatty Secondary School
Neo Bao Wen
- Serangoon Secondary School
Ng Ye Li
- Balestier Hill Secondary School (2nd choice)
Ng Zhong Wei
- Broadrick Secondary School
Ong Chuen Mei
- Broadrick Secondary School (1st choice)
Tan Ya Ting
- Beatty Secondary School
Tang Shu Ting
- CHIJ Katong Convent
Tang Xin Yao
- Damai Secondary School
Wen Xin Hui
- Bedok Green Secondary School
Xing Qiu Ling
- Manjusri Secondary School (2nd choice)
Yeo Jia Yi, Gina
- Whitley Secondary School (2nd choice)
Zee Wen Fang, Jeanette Amanda
- Christ Church Secondary School (1st choice)
Zhang Wei
- Deyi Secondary School
Cai He Ang
- school??
Chen Yu Chao
- Presbyterian High School
Huang Wei Ling
- Queensway Secondary School
Jin Xing Lai
- Mayflower Secondary School
Lee Cheng Ang
- Broadrick Secondary School
Lee Cheng Hong
- Peicai Secondary School
Lim Chee Xiong
- Outram Secondary School
Lim Cheng Yun
- Balestier Hill Secondary School
Low Zhi Hao
- Bendemeer Secondary School
Qin Long Fei
- Chong Boon Secondary School (1st choice)
Yun Yu
- Bowen Secondary School
Zavier Ee Han Wei
- Guangyang Secondary School
- Outram Secondary School
Cherry Tay Mee Hui
- Tampines Secondary School (2nd choice)
Du Wen Jing
- First Toa Payoh Secondary School
Elaine Wan Jie Yi
- Whitley Secondary School (1st choice)
Fang Yi
- Manjusri Secondary School
Felicia Lea Chu Yan
- Geylang Methodists Secondary School (5th choice)
Fu Yu
- Bedok Green Secondary School
Geraldine Goh Xun Qi
- Bendemeer Secondary School (2nd choice)
Jiang Yi Chong
- Bartley Secondary School
Joanna Aw Sze Yun
- Broadrick Secondary School (1st choice)
Ke Queenie
- Queenstown Secondary School (2nd choice)
Khoo Hwee Lee
- Macpherson Secondary School (1st choice)
Koh Yuan Zhen
- Gan Eng Seng School (2nd choice)
Li Xiao Min
- Manjusri Secondary School
Liew Qian Hui
- Broadrick Secondary School (2nd choice)
Lim Jia Yi
- Beatty Secondary School
Loh Wan Ting
- Queenstown Secondary School (1st choice)
Loi Yi Hui
- Beatty Secondary School
Neo Bao Wen
- Serangoon Secondary School
Ng Ye Li
- Balestier Hill Secondary School (2nd choice)
Ng Zhong Wei
- Broadrick Secondary School
Ong Chuen Mei
- Broadrick Secondary School (1st choice)
Tan Ya Ting
- Beatty Secondary School
Tang Shu Ting
- CHIJ Katong Convent
Tang Xin Yao
- Damai Secondary School
Wen Xin Hui
- Bedok Green Secondary School
Xing Qiu Ling
- Manjusri Secondary School (2nd choice)
Yeo Jia Yi, Gina
- Whitley Secondary School (2nd choice)
Zee Wen Fang, Jeanette Amanda
- Christ Church Secondary School (1st choice)
Zhang Wei
- Deyi Secondary School
Cai He Ang
- school??
Chen Yu Chao
- Presbyterian High School
Huang Wei Ling
- Queensway Secondary School
Jin Xing Lai
- Mayflower Secondary School
Lee Cheng Ang
- Broadrick Secondary School
Lee Cheng Hong
- Peicai Secondary School
Lim Chee Xiong
- Outram Secondary School
Lim Cheng Yun
- Balestier Hill Secondary School
Low Zhi Hao
- Bendemeer Secondary School
Qin Long Fei
- Chong Boon Secondary School (1st choice)
Yun Yu
- Bowen Secondary School
Zavier Ee Han Wei
- Guangyang Secondary School
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Monday, April 21, 2008
Picture Composition
Canoeing is my life-long dream. I dreamt of canoeing with my best friend John and no matter how I pleaded with my mother, all she would say was, "Don't keep thinking of canoeing, show me your good grades first." Fron then on, I worked extra hard to achieve good grades to fufill my dream. As per normal, John and I would go to school together but that day, I kept wondering about getting good grades and fulfilling my dream. That day was the day I get back my exam papers.
My teacher, Miss Yun, walked into the class with a black face. This time, my hope was gone. I thought to myself "What if I fail my exam? I had really tried very hard!" Miss Yun said "Class, I am very happy with your performance this time." Suddenly, my face litted up. My hope is back again. Miss Yun continued, "This time, there is one pupil whom scored 96 marks for the test and he is ... Mark!" I could not believe my ears. I thought "Is it me? Is it really me? I scored 96!"
I walked home with a joyful mood. I would be canoeing, that's why! John said "Congratuations, you scored so well." I said "You scored well too, you got 94." I continued "Cheer up, buddy! You also wanted to go canoeing. Come on!" When I reached home, I said "Mum, guess how much I get for my exam?" My mum said "Surely very badly. Show me before I scold you." I said "Here you go!" My mother brust out into laughter when she saw my marks. I continued "Mum, you said ..." Mum said "Sure, make it this Saturday." I said "Thanks, Mum!"
It finally reached Saturday. The clock seemed to crawl. I had been waiting for this day for five years. Firstly, John and I picked one canoe and we sat on it to begin our journey. The intructor asked us to put on our life jacket but we were too excited so we put our life jacket beside us and began our journey. As we had decided, John would paddle and I would do nothing. I kept warning John to paddle slowly but he just would not listen. The unsuspecting John hit a rock and fall right down the slope. As John knew how to swim, he swam ashore and ran away. As for me, I struggled and held onto the side of the canoe. I pushed and I pushed and I finally got up the canoe. I paddled ashore and found my way home. I told my family members what had happened and on the following Monday, I ignored John and I only said to him "A friend in need is a friend indeed."
Written By: Gina Yeo Jia Yi (25 marks)
Canoeing is my life-long dream. I dreamt of canoeing with my best friend John and no matter how I pleaded with my mother, all she would say was, "Don't keep thinking of canoeing, show me your good grades first." Fron then on, I worked extra hard to achieve good grades to fufill my dream. As per normal, John and I would go to school together but that day, I kept wondering about getting good grades and fulfilling my dream. That day was the day I get back my exam papers.
My teacher, Miss Yun, walked into the class with a black face. This time, my hope was gone. I thought to myself "What if I fail my exam? I had really tried very hard!" Miss Yun said "Class, I am very happy with your performance this time." Suddenly, my face litted up. My hope is back again. Miss Yun continued, "This time, there is one pupil whom scored 96 marks for the test and he is ... Mark!" I could not believe my ears. I thought "Is it me? Is it really me? I scored 96!"
I walked home with a joyful mood. I would be canoeing, that's why! John said "Congratuations, you scored so well." I said "You scored well too, you got 94." I continued "Cheer up, buddy! You also wanted to go canoeing. Come on!" When I reached home, I said "Mum, guess how much I get for my exam?" My mum said "Surely very badly. Show me before I scold you." I said "Here you go!" My mother brust out into laughter when she saw my marks. I continued "Mum, you said ..." Mum said "Sure, make it this Saturday." I said "Thanks, Mum!"
It finally reached Saturday. The clock seemed to crawl. I had been waiting for this day for five years. Firstly, John and I picked one canoe and we sat on it to begin our journey. The intructor asked us to put on our life jacket but we were too excited so we put our life jacket beside us and began our journey. As we had decided, John would paddle and I would do nothing. I kept warning John to paddle slowly but he just would not listen. The unsuspecting John hit a rock and fall right down the slope. As John knew how to swim, he swam ashore and ran away. As for me, I struggled and held onto the side of the canoe. I pushed and I pushed and I finally got up the canoe. I paddled ashore and found my way home. I told my family members what had happened and on the following Monday, I ignored John and I only said to him "A friend in need is a friend indeed."
Written By: Gina Yeo Jia Yi (25 marks)
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