other random photos (dunno when taken 1)

Random Photos (We are not sure

when were these photos taken)

NPCC service day!

look at our fellow lyndsey!

Farewell night 11 Sep

Farewell night 11 Sep

Farewell night was held on 11 September, 2009, Friday. This event combines all three uniformed groups: National Police Cadet Corps, St. John Ambulance Brigade and Girl Guides. For each individual CCA, we meet at a certain time to get ready for the final rehearsal of the performance that we have prepared for our seniors. We do not want to have any wrong and flaws in it as we wanted the performance to be perfect. After gathering everyone and the in-charges had taken the attendance, we have our delicious dinner at the canteen. We could hear the joy and happiness from the laughter.

After eating, we went up to the hall to begin our farewell night. Secondary 1 NPCC cadets had prepared a skit which is about their normal training. It was interesting as we could hear laughter from everyone.

Next, it was secondary 1 SJAB cadets dancing with the song, Just dance by Lady Ga Ga. They danced emotionally and are able to show the gratitude to their seniors.

Not forgetting secondary 1 girl guides, they sang ‘Last Christmas’ , it was so fantastic that everyone was so engrossed that they started to sing it along. Even though they had not been with the seniors for long, they are still able to be so devoted in their performance.

Secondary 2 NPCC cadets also performed a skit; it is about how they feel about seniors and also their co-coordinator. There are also some commercials which made everyone laughed so hard.

Secondary 2 SJAB cadets danced with all their best, from the songs from High School Musical.

Secondary 2 Girl Guides danced with passion and they were very enthusiastic and it was awesome.

Secondary 3 NPCC cadets prepared a video memento which consists of how they feel about their beloved seniors and many pictures of the seniors. It showed the gratitude for their seniors, which they have been with us, thick and thin for the past 3 years.

Secondary 3 SJAB cadets danced gracefully. Secondary 3 Girl Guides danced swiftly and expressively. For the ending, the three uniformed groups presented a video with lots of different photos of their seniors. It was quite heartwarming. Some of the seniors cried when they saw the messages.

For the last part, the juniors gave gifts that they had prepared for their seniors such as cookies, photo frames as a form of their deep down appreciations. The seniors gave cookies, cards, sweets to all their juniors .The teachers walked over to the seniors and gave them gifts and hoped that they can do well for their GCE ‘O’ and ‘N’ examinations .

Around 10 pm plus, the whole event had ended. Even though it has ended, there were a lot of photos taken for memory sake. It was fun and interesting as everyone, regardless of seniors or juniors, can bond together as one, for the last time. The seniors had actually already graduated during April 2009, Passing Out Parade. Even though our seniors had graduated, they are forever our seniors in our hearts. Once a senior, forever a senior, we shall never forget the laughter and joy that we shared with them and they had teach us a lot of stuffs they knew so that we will not repeat and make the same mistake again.

Some of us stayed overnight, and some of the seniors told us their past experiences. However, since their major examinations are coming, they are unable to talk to us for long as they need to revise for their examinations. But they took a lot of photos within themselves as they want to reminisce this unforgettable night.

Past seniors:

Farewell night for 8th Batch and 3 others

from 7th Batch.

We would take this opportunity to thank the seniors for their guidance and teachings, we really appreciate it.

We'll miss all of you.

We hope that all of you had enjoyed the farewell night performance!

yummy! yummy!

kungfu fighting!(centre: eagle claws)

"The end of something, is a start of something new."

To the seniors who are taking their O/N level this year,

Good luck and study hard! (:

Area 7 Games Day 28 Aug'09

Area 7 games day @ Sengkang Secondary School.

Champion School: SJC!

Good job SJC!

That day was on a Friday; our release time on Friday is at 12.30pm. Immediately after school, we went to look for the physical education teacher to get the netball from them to be use for our captain ball game as you might not know that our unit is hosting captain ball game. Some of the others brought vanguard sheets and markers. After that, we rushed to the nearby shopping mall, Rivervale Mall to buy first aid plasters and bandages for the tug of war people. As we had to reach the hosting venue school, Seng Kang Secondary school by 1.20pm we had no choice but to cab to there.

There were many varieties of games that we can choose from, from Sudoku to Captain Ball. We can any one of the games that we were good in or the game that we had the most interest in.

Both Rui Wen and I picked a game called “Pouring water relay”. This name might sounds childish to some but this game requires lots of teamwork effort. The hosting school for this game was Seng Kang Secondary school. How is this game played? There will be two buckets provided at the starting and ending line, the bucket at the starting line will be filled with water and the one at the ending line will be empty. A group of eight cadets will stand in a line. The first person at the starting line will have to scoop up the water and fill up the plastic cup provided. After the first person scoop up the water, he or she had to pour to the second person in line and vice versa. The last person in the line will have to pour the water into the empty bucket and this procedure continues. Each game has a time frame of five minutes. The top six schools that collected the most water will get into the semi finals round and try to compete for the top three placing. Although we did not get into the top six, this is instead a good experience for us; it bonds us with our fellow juniors together. This game also promotes teamwork and team spirit.

We also send in two teams for Sudoku. One of teams emerged the first! This was a memorable achievement as there were strong competitors from Raffles’ Girls School.

For tug of war event, we faced fierce competition from schools like Nan Chiau High School and Punggol Secondary School. However, we still managed to get second. Our whole unit is proud of this achievement as this proved that girls’ school have the same capability as a mixed school. We managed to get second due to the never ending determination and endurance from the group of eight members of tug of war. Juniors and seniors also cheered on and pushed the team on. It is instead heart-warming to see the spirit of the unit.

During the prize giving ceremony, all the people from the unit was anxious and tensed to know the results. When the emcee announced that our unit got overall champion, high pitch screaming filled the air. Those schools that were sitting near us were covering their ears as our screaming and excitement were considered too much for them to accept. One of the unique characteristics of our unit is our never ending spirit. Other achievements include getting second for “Catch me” game. Although we make a lot of mistakes when we hosted the captain ball game, we find that making mistakes is the only way that we learn; only by learning our mistakes then we can improve and bring the unit to greater heights!

cristelle: oh!
look at all our trophies!

oh! our senior chiyou seem so tall here=D

group photo

Road Marshall Duty @ Road Safety Park 27th Aug (9th & 10th batch)

Road Marshall Duty @ Road Safety Park 27th Aug

Before start of duty, on the bus

during duty

after duty

after duty, in the bus

cristelle so high!

oh!
our sec 3 co-ordinator angry already!

9th batch happy as always=)

National Day Observance Ceremony 9 Aug

National Day Observance Ceremony 9 Aug

The national day observance ceremony was on 9^th August 2009, Saturday. Fourteen of us met our teacher officer at compass point before taking the LRT to farmway station. On our way there we saw schools from our areas like Nan Chiau High School, Compassvale Secondary School. Scout of the different schools were presented there too.

The national day observance ceremony was held at the open space opposite Anchorvale Community Centre. Before the start of the event, we saw people flying kites and playing rugby. Goodie bags were given out too. There were games stalls too but due to the large number of people queuing up for the games, we decided to give up and check out other things.

We then decided to queue up for cute balloons. They can pick any design they liked, example heart shape, dog, sword and even flower. The scenery there was excellent and brilliant so we took a lot of photographs for memento sake.

By the time we finish taking our photos and queuing up for the balloons, our teacher officer informed us that it was time to wait for the arrival of the guest of honour of the event, Prime Minster Lee Hsien Loong. Prime Minster Lee Hsien Loong arrived in a stylish white colour car. Everyone welcomed him by a few cycles of warm applause. We also stood up as a sign of respect for him. We also took photographs of him walking at the aisle. The national song was played and we sang the national anthem with pride. We also said the pledge proudly too.

We also took group photos with the other schools. This event involved the races for the four different groups, different religious and age group people. This is indeed heartwarming as this proved that Singapore is able to maintain racial and religious harmony in our multi ethnic society a step ahead to develop strong character and civic, social and moral values in us. We should applause the government for maintaining social cohesion in Singapore. This event also reminds us that a special day like national day should not be celebrated with only oneself but with the whole community and also the national anthem and pledge should not be sang proudly only on national day itself but every day in school. We should applause the People Action Party for keeping Singapore safe and secure for the past 44 years of independence. As most of us know that Singapore is a small country and no one except ourselves should be responsible about Singapore. We should be responsible for our security and well-beings. If we do not defend, who will? That is why, Singapore need to build up an elite armed force, police force, air force and navy force to keep Singapore safe. Without them, Singapore will not have enough support to help to defend Singapore. Our duty as national police cadet corps is to mould the builders of a safe & secure home and lead to a safer place for all in the country.

holding on to the sun (hot! hot! be careful)

9th batch deprived childhood (so old already, still want balloons)
(actually not the whole 9th batch, its only kexin and I who still love balloons.haha)

trying to hold the sun but sadly wrong angle!

preparing to jump

jumping in process


landed on ground safely