Hey guys;
So, the half term holiday is finally drawing to a close, with school starting on the upcoming Monday. From what I've heard, there are some exciting events, but the main one was Loy Katong, to be held by the end of November, and I can be sure that it will commence, because unlike last year, this year there is no flood problem, and I heard that it might be bigger than 2010, to compensate for last year's flood. But I think there's still going to be normal lessons, but...who knows; things might change in the last minute.
And of course, there might be occasional ASDAN trips, as usal, since in ASDAN some challenges can only be done outside school.
So far, out of all ASDAN activities, the International Day 2012 was the only one school-hosted activity that is directly linked to a particular ASDAN challenge. Actually the trip that the IGCSE Art student went in March and the trip that the PE GCSE students recently went could be accounted to an ASDAN challenge as well, but sadly I did not consider that. Even an IGCSE Geography residential trip that the Geography students went in June could even be linked to an ASDAN challenge! But there might be more, and in some cases some of the IGCSE trips of some subjects that I don't do can be linked to a particular ASDAN challenge, allowing me to go on the trip.
But that depends on whether a suitable challenge can be linked to a particular trip. For example the International Day can be linked to an ASDAN challenge because one of the challenge is to run a business and write report about it, which is exactly what the year 11 students have just done!
So far, I think the number of ASDAN trips in 2012 is the biggest of all. Although 2011 could be bigger, but sadly it was cut short because of the floods.
That's it for now...
So, the half term holiday is finally drawing to a close, with school starting on the upcoming Monday. From what I've heard, there are some exciting events, but the main one was Loy Katong, to be held by the end of November, and I can be sure that it will commence, because unlike last year, this year there is no flood problem, and I heard that it might be bigger than 2010, to compensate for last year's flood. But I think there's still going to be normal lessons, but...who knows; things might change in the last minute.
And of course, there might be occasional ASDAN trips, as usal, since in ASDAN some challenges can only be done outside school.
So far, out of all ASDAN activities, the International Day 2012 was the only one school-hosted activity that is directly linked to a particular ASDAN challenge. Actually the trip that the IGCSE Art student went in March and the trip that the PE GCSE students recently went could be accounted to an ASDAN challenge as well, but sadly I did not consider that. Even an IGCSE Geography residential trip that the Geography students went in June could even be linked to an ASDAN challenge! But there might be more, and in some cases some of the IGCSE trips of some subjects that I don't do can be linked to a particular ASDAN challenge, allowing me to go on the trip.
But that depends on whether a suitable challenge can be linked to a particular trip. For example the International Day can be linked to an ASDAN challenge because one of the challenge is to run a business and write report about it, which is exactly what the year 11 students have just done!
So far, I think the number of ASDAN trips in 2012 is the biggest of all. Although 2011 could be bigger, but sadly it was cut short because of the floods.
That's it for now...
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