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Sunday, February 17, 2008
Dear Mrs Sim,
It has been a long time since I last seen you. How are you? I am now in secondary four. It is rather fast. In the New Year 2008, I have experienced a lot of changes. Have you experienced any changes?
Firstly, some of my classmates have been transferred to normal academic. It was sad to lose some of my classmates. But what is done cannot be undone. Although they are not with us, sometimes they will come to our current classroom 4E5 to see us. After all, we are still friends.
Secondly, I have become the senior to the secondary ones, twos and threes. As a result, I am seated at the gallery with the rest of the secondary four express students. For the last three years I have been seated in the hall. It is good to have a feeling of being a senior. Even our classrooms are on the highest level though it is rather tiring to climb that high.
Thirdly, stress, is what I have not been experiencing after primary six. It is back to haunt me again. Because this is the graduating year, most of us are anxious about our results. Even teachers are anxious. You might have experienced it too, being a teacher once in our school. We have had extra lessons nearly everyday to about four to five in the afternoon and lots of homework that keep me occupied during weekends.
Lastly, we have had a change of teachers. Our secondary three form teacher is changed to Miss Goh. Miss Goh has showed lot of care for us. For any outing, she would plan it very nicely. So far, I think she is a rather wonderful form teacher. Miss Wong, Our previous POA teacher also left us. This year, we have Miss Sujeetha. She is quite strict and teaches us differently compared to Miss Wong. Then, it is the chemistry teacher. Last years’ it was Madam Tan who taught us while this year it is Mrs Tan whom I heard was a very experienced teacher. You might know it very well, right?
These are the changes I have experienced. Hope you will write back when you are free. Chinese New year is coming to an end, still wish a very Happy Chinese New Year!
Yours Truly,
Serene
It has been a long time since I last seen you. How are you? I am now in secondary four. It is rather fast. In the New Year 2008, I have experienced a lot of changes. Have you experienced any changes?
Firstly, some of my classmates have been transferred to normal academic. It was sad to lose some of my classmates. But what is done cannot be undone. Although they are not with us, sometimes they will come to our current classroom 4E5 to see us. After all, we are still friends.
Secondly, I have become the senior to the secondary ones, twos and threes. As a result, I am seated at the gallery with the rest of the secondary four express students. For the last three years I have been seated in the hall. It is good to have a feeling of being a senior. Even our classrooms are on the highest level though it is rather tiring to climb that high.
Thirdly, stress, is what I have not been experiencing after primary six. It is back to haunt me again. Because this is the graduating year, most of us are anxious about our results. Even teachers are anxious. You might have experienced it too, being a teacher once in our school. We have had extra lessons nearly everyday to about four to five in the afternoon and lots of homework that keep me occupied during weekends.
Lastly, we have had a change of teachers. Our secondary three form teacher is changed to Miss Goh. Miss Goh has showed lot of care for us. For any outing, she would plan it very nicely. So far, I think she is a rather wonderful form teacher. Miss Wong, Our previous POA teacher also left us. This year, we have Miss Sujeetha. She is quite strict and teaches us differently compared to Miss Wong. Then, it is the chemistry teacher. Last years’ it was Madam Tan who taught us while this year it is Mrs Tan whom I heard was a very experienced teacher. You might know it very well, right?
These are the changes I have experienced. Hope you will write back when you are free. Chinese New year is coming to an end, still wish a very Happy Chinese New Year!
Yours Truly,
Serene
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