PENALTY FOR LATE SUBMISSION

In order to be fair to thse who submtted before the deadline, those who submitted late will be penalised.

Do take note.

THE ULTIMATUM!!!

REMINDER:

DEADLINE FOR THE REFLECTION IS FRIDAY 14/03/2008 MIDNITE!!!!

PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD AND REMIND YOUR CLASSMATES TO DO THEIR REFLECTION...

NO EXTENSION WILL BE GIVEN!!!

REMINDER FOR ASSGNMENTS

REMINDERS...

You are required to leave behind your REAL NAME, CLASS and REG NO...
so far, there's one who failed to leave behind his/her real name...

WHO THE HELL IS CHEESE???!!!
PLEASE IDENTIFY YOURSELF!!!!

Please be reminded that i'm looking out for a certain level of maturity in your response...

if you are LOST, here's a guide to what can be incorportated in your answer:

Discussion Questions:

How did you react when you heard the news?
Some people reacted to the news of the escape with disbelief, arguing that something like this should not have happened in Singapore. What are your views?
Telecommunications companies have responded to the government’s call for assistance. How can technology be used to improve security – in school and nationawide?
List 3 learning points from the incident.

hope this helps..

regards,
the very 'PRETTY' Yee-vil Queen...

RANDOM PHOTOS FROM KUKOP TRIP

Ms Yee's feedback of the humanities trip:

1. Horrible jam @ woodlands checkpoint due to the escaped terrorist

2. Quit playing your PSP non-stop.. at this rate, you'll probably go BLIND..don't you have enough of your PSP kick at home??

3. Some of you were totally uninterested on what was mentioned by the guide. i think she has taught me alot of things...from Malaysia history to the politics

4. Chocolate factory is a totally commercialised stop... i don't find that beneficial to me. Definately beneficial for their cash register!

5. Dinner?? Maybe i should suggest a tea break before we go back.. i was STARVING!!!

Looking at some of your blogs, some have enjoyed the trip pretty much..

If you have not learn anything form this trip...i think it's a wasted trip for you...

Please remember to submit your work (Vanguard with pictures, reflection & write-up), soft and hard copies when school term commences. (T2W1, by 20th March 2008)

Read the following article and write a 150 words reflection.
Use PROPER ENGLISH. No short forms please.
Please leave your REAL name and class after writing the reflection.
Marks wil be allocated for this reflection.

Mas Selamat, 45, and four other members of the terrorist organisation which has regional links and ties to Al-Qaeda, were served detention orders under the Internal Security Act between March and May 2006.

Tagged as Singapore's most wanted militant and linked to a sensational plot to crash a hijacked plane into Changi Airport, the JI leader of the Singapore network, was arrested on the Riau island of Bintan while on the run after fleeing the Republic in December 2001.
He was eventually deported to Singapore in February 2006 after serving time in two Indonesian jails for immigration offences.

Mas Selamat, a father of four, was involved in JI's plans to mount attacks against foreign and local establishments here, which included the US Embassy and American Club, the Defence Ministry headquarters at Bukit Gombak and the Education Ministry building at North Buona Vista Drive.

His role included directing Singapore JI members to undertake reconnaissance of these establishments and handing over reconnaissance material to JI operational leaders based in Malaysia.

After he fled Singapore, he continued to target the country - specifically plotting to hijack an aircraft to crash into Changi Airport.
The Government said that when his initial attempt was thwarted, he continued to believe in the feasibility of the plan and intended to pursue it in the future when the opportunity presented itself.

When he was finally captured in Malang, some 40 km south of Pasuruan on Jan 20 2006, after about five months on the run, Mas Selamat was found to be carrying false identification - an offence similar to previous charges that arose from his first arrest in February 2003.

That earlier arrest ended his 14-month run from the law, which began when he fled Singapore in December 2001 after the Republic's crackdown on terrorists had netted about a dozen of his JI comrades.
What he did, or whom he met, during his five-month freedom is still a mystery.

Extracted from: Straits Times Interactive, 27 Feb 2008

TESTING TESTING!!!!

Before the E-learning day... Ms Yee needs to do a trial entry..
this is my x number blog....
it's ALL WORK AND NO PLAY here...
please do not expect anything else here...

hmmm... i may just post pictures of you here..
like class photos or outing pictures..

Enjoy your March holidays