Monday, February 11, 2008
dear mrs yeo
Dear Mrs. Yeo,
How have you been for the past few weeks? I really miss you. It has been months since we last saw you in school. It’s already our last year in Kent ridge secondary school. We are already preparing for the ‘o’ levels examinations. Time really flies; it’s been many months since you last taught us English.
Remember the time we use to make noise and create chaos in class during your lessons. I really cherish the times you talked to us in a motherly tone and a gentle voice. We had always defied your instructions and make you really furious at times; I’m really sorry and hope you would forgive us.
We had been through some activities and I would like to use this opportunity and share those memorable times with you. We also learnt many skills and a few life experiences.
We had a hands-on day on the first of February. It was a day where everybody did our community involvement program. Different levels were assigned different tasks. Only the secondary threes did their entrepreneurship activities. I hope they had fun according to what I experienced last year. Well, the secondary fours were given the t-shirts by the CIP committee. We visited the elderly in their one room flats. We were told to be kind and friendly towards them as they are all staying either alone or with one company. It’s rather unfortunate actually. Anyway, we packed a giant hamper specially for them. They were really happy to see us as well. Our task was to clean up their apartments and decorate it as Chinese New Year is just around the corner. I sure did had a hard time tidying the place as its seldom clean by volunteers. And I really miss the aging lady I helped.
We also would be having a school sports carnival during late march. I was elated after hearing this exciting event that is coming up. Ever since the school sports carnival two years ago, I had been hoping the school to organize another one. Well, it had been very fun from what I have experience.
All in all, the secondary four life to me is firstly more work, less fun and of course hard work pays off.
Coooooookiess!