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Teachers
English - Ms Victoria Chong
Mother Tongue -Various
Biology -Mdm Ho & Ms Chua
Chemistry -Mr Vincent Seah
Physics - Mr Prakash (form teacher)
Maths - Ms Hang GC
A. Maths -?Ms Hang GC
Social Studies - Various
History -Ms Lin
Geography -?Ms Siti
Physical Ed -Mr Kelvin Poon
*Interns

Students
Anita Koo - Library
Boh Gee Fang -Girl Guides
Carene Loo - Shooting Club
Chan Ching Ying¹² - Netball
Chan Qian Ying - Shooting Club
Chung Shi Yong - Girl Guides
Clarrisa Neo - Golf
Bernice Goh - Infocomm Club
Leong Yi Wei - Netball
Liew Xiao Wei - Girl Guides
Hannah Low - Shooting Club
Luah Bao Jun - Guitar Ensemble
Nadira¹³ - Netball / FMU
Shirleen Tan - Chinese Dance
Melissa Sim - Girl Guides
Tan Rou Yun - Girl Guides
Charmaine Tan - Gu Zheng
Tay Hui Tin - Library
Toh Ker Cing - Chinese Dance
Tsang Hui En¹ - Library
Wong Jia Xin - NPCC
Ang Jing Shun - Volleyball
Benjamin Cham³ - NCC
Darren Chow - NCC
Dean Chiam³ - Shooting Club
Ge Yong An - NPCC
Koh Ho Kiat¹ - NCC
Lee Kian Wee - NCC
Lee Yu Jie²³ - Volleyball
Lim Guan Hong - NCDCC
Lim Wei Sheng³ - NCC
Low Eugine - Robotics Club
Mhd Adib² - NCC
Mhd Dinie Afig¹ - NCC
Andy neo - NPCC
Nicholas Ng - NCDCC
Ong Yu Fei²³ - Infocomm Club
Tan Jun An - Shooting Club
Tan Jun Jie - NPCC
Jordon Tan²³ - 24 Drums
Tay Kang Xun - Military Band
Toh Ee Siang - Badminton
Tok Chun Ming - NPCC
Benjamin Yap - Badminton
¹ Student Councillors
² CCA Captain / President / Head
³ Class Reps


Birthdays
January
Luah Bao Jun - 27/01

February
Low Eugine - 05/02
Tan Rou Yun - 06/02
Ong Yu Fei - 15/02
Ang Jing Shun - 20/02
Mhd Adib - 28/02

March
Toh Kercing - 02/03
Lim Guan Hong - 30/03

April
Lee Yu Jie - 01/04
Chung Shi Yong - 10/04
Dean Chiam - 11/04
Mhd Dinie Afig - 24/04
Andy neo - 27/04

May
Carene Loo - 05/05

June
Ben Cham - 01/06
Shirleen - 02/06
Ho Kiat - 07/06
Jordon - 22/06
Gee Fang - 26/06
Darren - 28/06

July
Yong An - 06/07
Ching Ying - 16/07
Hui Tin - 17/07
Nicholas - 18/07
Bernice - 22/07
Ben Yap - 26/07

August
Yi Wei - 23/08

September
Jia Xin - 11/09
Hannah - 16/09
Jun An - 26/09

October
Qian Ying - 12/10
Charmaine - 13/10
Chun Ming - 13/10
Xiao Wei - 13/10
Nadira - 26/10
Wei Sheng - 28/10

November
Kian Wee - 19/11
Anita - 28/11

December
Hui En - 30/12

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Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 12:25 AM

Just a short critique on the Principal's Dialogue held on 9 March 2010:

The two hours of almost rhetorical, back and forth ball passing dialogue was somehow riveting! I sat there, amused by the crap some of the speakers came up with. Most of the students do not make any effort to speak in complete, proper English.

The Auditorium was seated with student councilors, class executive members, CCA leaders and teachers. The authoritative people, Ms Priscilla Yu, Bibiana, Mr Seet, Mr Suki, Mr Siva/Mr Adrian Tan sat behind five desks on the stage. Mr Seet did a quick introduction on the Principal's Dialogue; it's purpose was to allow lawmakers of West Spring to listen and hear the students' voices, those present were called the Cream of the Crop of West Spring.

Shi Yun asked the first question on why was heavy topics put close together for Common Test 1. Mr Seet explained that it was to further stretch our ability to cope with our studies.

Next, Jie Ming championed for handphones to be allowed in school. Many people supported in applause. First of all there are no such thing as handphones, it is officially known as the mobile phone. Secondly, this took up one hour of the whole dialogue!

For mobile phones:
for emergency in class. Example given: someone fell and was bleeding profusely.
need to be contacted by family members
Teachers are carrying it

Against mobile phones:
Source of distraction
illegal videoing and phototaking
family members can contact school and the school will call upon you
Teachers are working adults
Source of envy

Other mobile phone problems:
Applying for mobile phone pass too troublesome
If they have to keep their phones switched off at all times, how do family members contact them?

Those who brought their phones to school and did not carry a pass were told to raise their hands. More than 50% of hands raised up. Mr Seet stated that more will be discussed with his discipline committee. Raising your hands at that moment, i believe, was an act of defiance, a blatant disregard for law and order. Its like, being proud of killing! Just because the majority bring their phones to school illegitimately, does not make it justifiable to do so. The school does not and should not cultivate a democratic structure. It should remain guided and governed by the Principal, vice-principals and teachers, until one day when an intelligent and mature enough cohort come along. Till then, we should only be given the freedom of speech and not the freedom of action.

Current Solution: Just get the bloody pass from Mr Suki.



MIGHT continue some other time...



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