Finally, I'm back here on this platform, stating today's homework/any remaining revision needed! Though I'm not saying that WY usurped by position, cause he did it due to my lateness in returning home and therefore the blog, I'm still glad to be back here. 

Homework:

1. Tidy up your Chinese File by Friday. Yes, I know, many of us can't be bothered too, but you need to now. 
2. Huge pile of Mr Tan KK's worksheets/notes...Though personally I have no idea whether or not we should actually be doing this, it might be good test revision:)
3. Hand in any extra worksheets that you have not handed in to Ms Chen tomorrow and she will mark it and return to you by Friday. 
4. Do your History defence plan of Singapore/Malaya by Thursday.
5. INTENSE REVISION FOR IS TEST this Friday
6. INTENSE REVISION FOR JAPANESE TEST (because I know quite some people in our class take Japanese) this Thursday
7. Japanese Portfolio (once again for those people who do take Japanese) this Thursday

Yup, that's all! Just to brief you on our CMC initiatives...OK, I know it was haphhazardly planned, cause I only came up with the idea when Ms Chen said it was her last lesson, but still, it's an INITIATIVE. Anyway, what we basically did was to purchase a pen and a pair of chopsticks for Ms Chen from tht Mother's Day booth. We only did this due to the lack of time and the fact that it should appeal to women...it should, shouldn't it?

Furthermore, as Matthew has mentioned, everyone might like to come down this Thursday to cheer the football team on? Quote Atticus Finch from To Kill a Mockingbird: "Bravery is when you know you're licked anyway, but" you still go down there and fight. Let us show our class bravery yeah? Maybe we can have a goal advantage of 1-0 because of that:( Also, if you can make it, do try to come down to support our class in the 12x200 and (if I'm not wrong) 4x100. It's not because I'm in it (I do have my limits, you know:)) but it' s to show class spirit. If we win, maybe you all can start singing Viva La Vida (which DOES NOT mean "Living of Friends", by the way. I know "viv" means life, but here, "Viva la Vida" actually means "Death and all his friends" ) to the others. If you get can the meaning. No offence to other classes. 

Well, that's all. Sorry for a VERY VERY long post.By my standards.

Cheers,

Darrel