2Amazing: February 2011

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

To have a better awareness...

Dear parents,

Hope the following websites are useful for you.

(Dyslexia) http://www.das.org.sg/

(ADHD) http://www.spark.org.sg/index.html

(Global Developmental Delay) http://www.kidsgrowth.com/resources/advicedetail.cfm?id=2136

(Anger Management) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anger_management

Let's embrace our precious ones with all our love!

Sunday, February 20, 2011

Dear parents,

We have completed creating accounts (lead.com) for our pupils.

Pupil's account for Marshall Cavendish Online
Login ID: pupil's birth cert number
School ID: cmps
Password: mconline
(Do not change the password nor share account.)

The website is www.lead.com.sg

You may want to use this as a platform to revise your child's work.

Kind Regards,
Mdm Caroline Tan

Saturday, February 19, 2011

A Bubble Party

Hi, everyone! We had our Bubble Party last Thursday. We had so much fun.

Hope you like our candid shots...

Mao Xuan was trying with her first blow.

Wow! Look at that big bubble that Joey had blown!!!

Shankar was trying hard too...

The most beautiful shot that Mdm Tan had taken... Wei Choon seemed happy.

Shaun was trying to blow multiple bubbles...

1...2...3...BLOW!!!

Natalie looked good here...

POP! POP! POP!

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Total Defence Day 2011

About Total Defence Day

Adapted from the experience of countries like Switzerland and Sweden, the concept of Total Defence was introduced in 1984 to rally Singaporeans together in the defence of the country. The idea was to draw upon the different strengths and abilities in our society to enhance our defence capability.

Over the years, Total Defence has been adopted as a framework for a comprehensive and integrated response, bringing all Singaporeans together, to deal with all kinds of threats and challenges, whether it is an external threat like global terrorism or a national crisis like SARS.

Total Defence has served Singapore well and made us a stronger nation. It will continue to be relevant and important for Singapore's success.

When Singaporeans take personal responsibility for and get involved in the defence of Singapore, they are playing their part to help keep Singapore strong and secure.

To help Singaporeans understand how they can be involved, Total Defence is divided into five aspects – Military Defence, Civil Defence, Economic Defence, Social Defence and Psychological Defence.

To find out more, visit http://www.totaldefence.sg/.