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Saturday, 10 November 2012

Ekspo Keusahawanan Pembangunan Pelajar

By: Atifah Osman


In conjunction with the 22nd Teachers Day celebration, our school participated in the student entrepreneurship development expo (SEDEx) that will be held at Airport Mall on 13th - 15th November 2012 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. There were two products prepared by the school for this expo: vases and headbands.

Product #1 - Vases
These vases were made from plastic bottles that was covered with newspapers sealed with white cement to give it the curve and the weight. Then, it was covered with threads and the tip of the spoons to give such great looking little vases. For finishing touches, it was sprayed with metallic/pearl acrylic paint - the smell was... *dizzy head*. All of the vases can be purchased at the price ranging from $2.50 to $5.00.


Product #2 - Headbands
For our school's second product - headbands, were simply made by using materials as shown on the picture.    Its quite a hassle to make these. From stitching the lace to the band, choosing what is appropriate with limited beads and such and working with the hot glue was frustrating. But, hey... there were 12 headbands of 2 different sizes that you could choose from. Price ranging from $3.00 to $5.00.



One of the work-in-progress headband. :)



Wednesday, 20 June 2012

Local Cannon Exhibition

By: Atifah Osman
Photos: Khadizah Metussin


Seeing today's news clipping reminded me to update this blog. Once again, my precious students were placed in the local newspaper. 

These students, 10 upper primary students, were selected to represent the school in the so called drawing 'competition' before the second term school holiday to enliven the local cannons exhibition held just two days ago. I must say, being so proud of my students, they did well with their drawings! They have done us proud! Hearing responses from the sponsors made me feel lucky to have them as my students. 

Good job kids, keep up the good work. ^_^

[Updated: Friday, 29th June 2012]

It was rather sad when I was informed that the teachers who were in charge bringing the students for this event were not allowed to take pictures. But now, thank you to Cikgu Lin Bong Chu, we can see some of the work done by our fellow students. 













Thank you again Miss Lin for sharing the pictures you took while visiting the museum recently. ^_^ Not forgetting Cikgu Khadizah as well for completing the missing pieces of the 10 drawings done by our students. :)