Thank you BLGPS for the wonderful experience!

I have finally come to the end of my Teaching Practice 1,
leaving the school with beautiful and fond memories.

Shall leave my footsteps with photographs that could possibly speak a thousand words.

 3/3 pupils trying out the Scrabble set.

 Enson and Gabriel.

 Hui Mun Vickkraan and Ivy

 Jiayang, Jason and YanJie

 Daniel, HorMun, Cesar and Andrew

 Atiqah and Syahirah

 Taboo game!

 The boys figuring out the rules of the game.

 My neat table before the war began

 Pacifier for the very talkative ones. They were indeed threatened by this.

 Angry bird puzzle that I confiscated.

 Curry fishhead with the trainees on a Monday blue

 Racial Harmony Day 2011

 Fantastic drawings from a Chinese boy.

 Staying back during recess to finish up their lines; punishment.

 Farewell gift from Marcus, my awesome CT (coordinating teacher)

 Busy penning my thoughts and feelings on a Wednesday night at Coffee bean with baby...

 The cheeky young boy..

 Nadhrah, the prettiest girl in class.

 Sharon, the 2nd runner up in the West Zone Badminton Championship.

 Watching the video that I created especially for them...

 Ria, the inquisitive girl 

 Enson, the boy who loves to sing in class!

 The two sweet girls, Alisa and Zi Xin

 Ragil and Mullah, the notorious dual.

 Jinxiang, a mixed Malay-Chinese boy

 Cesar, our Philippines friend!

 The four girls who just couldn't part...

 Gift from YanJie - angry bird stickers and pen! (:

 Passing our thank you card and chocolates to Sharon, our SCM (School Coordinating Mentor)

 Edmund, me, Sharon, Sheila, Joy and Henry; NIE trainees

 My class of 5 awesome weeks!

 HuiMun, a quiet and hardworking girl.

 Keerthana, the girl who always submits her homework on time.

 Hor Mun, the king of Spelling

 Ivy, the bubbly girl.

Artist of my class, Cesar.

 Jonathan, one of the closest colleagues I have.

Countless notes given by the pupils...

These children come from diverse backgrounds - some rich, some poor, some without a complete home.

In fact, many have personal issues that are appalling.

The innocent faces we see in school, are facade.

As educators, we need to know this.

Every child has a story to share.

We need to listen with an open heart.

Through the eyes of the children, the teacher is their world.

Words and actions from the teacher, however small, has the power to impact and influence.

Let's all educate with love and wisdom...

and turn our dreams into reality, fellow colleagues.

(: