Sunday, January 03, 2010
☻☺☻☺☻ Bye Bye 1-3 moving on to 2-3..... ☺☻☺☻☺
This year is a very wonderful year for 1-3 and now on to 2-3... Good thing we are all in the same class ☺ Anyways... Please post or else this blog is equal to D.E.A.D
Friday, August 07, 2009
Haizzzzz.........
We lost the floorball competition. DARN IT!!!!! I highstick leh can believe it? OMG, but the team 1 didn't lose due to that. JoshuaLimZhuYeti let in a goal by rough and idiotic 1-9. So, we lost. BOOOHOOOOOHOOOO.
But....
anyway, we did our best and we should be proud of it man people.!!!!!!
Sean, Benny, Xiang Bin, Xian Hui, Yeti Yeti, Chee Him, Jian En and PUTLA RIICKY rocksssss. Team 1 rocksss like siao!!!!
Although Team 2 did well too. HEHEHE.
So, next time, we work harder and thrash their butts like siao.
BTW.... THIS IS POSTED BY CHENG WEI.
But....
anyway, we did our best and we should be proud of it man people.!!!!!!
Sean, Benny, Xiang Bin, Xian Hui, Yeti Yeti, Chee Him, Jian En and PUTLA RIICKY rocksssss. Team 1 rocksss like siao!!!!
Although Team 2 did well too. HEHEHE.
So, next time, we work harder and thrash their butts like siao.
BTW.... THIS IS POSTED BY CHENG WEI.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Pet Society on THIS BLOG
Good News!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You can now play Pet Society on 1-3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You can now play Pet Society on 1-3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Monday, June 29, 2009
Singapore: H1N1!!!
SINGAPORE: Westwood Secondary and Presbyterian High will postpone school reopening by a week, after a teacher in each school had tested positive for the H1N1 virus.
Schools in Singapore are set to reopen on Monday, June 29 after a month of holidays, but Westwood Secondary and Presbyterian High will reopen on July 7 — July 6 being Youth Day, a school holiday for secondary schools.
To prevent the spread of disease to other students, the Education Ministry said the staff and students who were in close contact with the infected teachers have been advised to take a Leave of Absence for seven days and to stay home and monitor their health.
As many teachers in the two schools will be on Leave of Absence, the schools will postpone their school reopening and students will have home—based learning lessons.
At Westwood Secondary, a teacher tested positive for the H1N1 virus on June 27. He had taken part in three school activities from June 22 to 26 — an NPCC camp at Pulau Ubin, a Social Studies Workshop and a staff seminar.
The teacher did not have a fever or other symptoms apart from a cough. While he had no fever, the school is taking the extra precautionary measure of placing all students and staff who were in close contact with this teacher on Leave of Absence since June 22, when his cough started.
This includes 74 school staff at the staff seminar. 58 students will also be placed on LOA. These students will be advised to stay at home and to monitor their health closely while they are on LOA.
Over at Presbyterian High, a teacher from the school had seen a doctor on June 23 afternoon when she felt unwell and was given two days of medical leave, from June 24 to 25.
She attended the Staff Symposium on June 26 as she felt well. The teacher went to Tan Tock Seng Hospital on June 27 as she felt unwell again and tested positive for the H1N1 virus on that day.
She was in close contact with teachers from the school on three occasions in the week — discussions with a few teachers on June 22 and 23, and a staff symposium on June 26. 70 staff will be asked to take LOA from school for seven days.
All students in Westwood Secondary and Presbyterian High School will be provided with home—based learning lessons. The schools will monitor the students’ progress through channels such as telephone, email and the schools’ learning management systems.
The schools will also keep parents informed of the learning activities and accompanying study schedules. When these students return to school, teachers may also conduct make—up lessons.
For students in these two schools who are scheduled to take their "O" Level Mother—Tongue oral examinations on July 2 and 3, the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB) will make arrangements for them to take the examinations at a later date.
As for Hai Sing Catholic School, a trainee teacher attached to the school tested positive for the H1N1 virus on June 27. He attended a staff seminar on the morning of June 25 and six staff who were in close contact have been asked to take Leave of Absence from June 26 to July 2.
As only a small percentage of the school staff is on Leave of Absence, the school will operate as usual and reopen on Monday, June 29.
Schools in Singapore are set to reopen on Monday, June 29 after a month of holidays, but Westwood Secondary and Presbyterian High will reopen on July 7 — July 6 being Youth Day, a school holiday for secondary schools.
To prevent the spread of disease to other students, the Education Ministry said the staff and students who were in close contact with the infected teachers have been advised to take a Leave of Absence for seven days and to stay home and monitor their health.
As many teachers in the two schools will be on Leave of Absence, the schools will postpone their school reopening and students will have home—based learning lessons.
At Westwood Secondary, a teacher tested positive for the H1N1 virus on June 27. He had taken part in three school activities from June 22 to 26 — an NPCC camp at Pulau Ubin, a Social Studies Workshop and a staff seminar.
The teacher did not have a fever or other symptoms apart from a cough. While he had no fever, the school is taking the extra precautionary measure of placing all students and staff who were in close contact with this teacher on Leave of Absence since June 22, when his cough started.
This includes 74 school staff at the staff seminar. 58 students will also be placed on LOA. These students will be advised to stay at home and to monitor their health closely while they are on LOA.
Over at Presbyterian High, a teacher from the school had seen a doctor on June 23 afternoon when she felt unwell and was given two days of medical leave, from June 24 to 25.
She attended the Staff Symposium on June 26 as she felt well. The teacher went to Tan Tock Seng Hospital on June 27 as she felt unwell again and tested positive for the H1N1 virus on that day.
She was in close contact with teachers from the school on three occasions in the week — discussions with a few teachers on June 22 and 23, and a staff symposium on June 26. 70 staff will be asked to take LOA from school for seven days.
All students in Westwood Secondary and Presbyterian High School will be provided with home—based learning lessons. The schools will monitor the students’ progress through channels such as telephone, email and the schools’ learning management systems.
The schools will also keep parents informed of the learning activities and accompanying study schedules. When these students return to school, teachers may also conduct make—up lessons.
For students in these two schools who are scheduled to take their "O" Level Mother—Tongue oral examinations on July 2 and 3, the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB) will make arrangements for them to take the examinations at a later date.
As for Hai Sing Catholic School, a trainee teacher attached to the school tested positive for the H1N1 virus on June 27. He attended a staff seminar on the morning of June 25 and six staff who were in close contact have been asked to take Leave of Absence from June 26 to July 2.
As only a small percentage of the school staff is on Leave of Absence, the school will operate as usual and reopen on Monday, June 29.
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Glitch
The class blog is having some problems, for the best of ur com,plz don use internet explorer to access
Regardz,
Wei Xiang
Regardz,
Wei Xiang
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Email Links in scrolling "Who We Are"
What's the point in putting Sharepoint emails when nobody checks them???
Thus, they have been removed. Emails are TOTALLY NOT NECESSARY (anyway, not all of us wants the whole world to know our emails...)
regardz,
Phil-bé
Thus, they have been removed. Emails are TOTALLY NOT NECESSARY (anyway, not all of us wants the whole world to know our emails...)
regardz,
Phil-bé
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Project Work Financial Literacy Game Design
Hi all,
Here are the results for the [insert title here] competition. Sry, i didn't want to type that again. Anywayz,
3rd place: 1-9, 1-3
2nd place: 1-7
1st place: 1-2
1-3 had gotten a hamper for a class party which Mr Chan will be conducted tomorrow or at a later more suitable date.
1-3 rawkz,
Brandon
Note: Sean has a photo on his phone that i hope he will upload here soon. When you do, Sean, kindly delete this note.
Here are the results for the [insert title here] competition. Sry, i didn't want to type that again. Anywayz,
3rd place: 1-9, 1-3
2nd place: 1-7
1st place: 1-2
1-3 had gotten a hamper for a class party which Mr Chan will be conducted tomorrow or at a later more suitable date.
1-3 rawkz,
Brandon
Note: Sean has a photo on his phone that i hope he will upload here soon. When you do, Sean, kindly delete this note.
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