Reflection

Another chapter has ended.

Time was too fast. Where I must be ready again to face the next quarter. In this 2^nd quarter, I learned a lot and discovered new things again. But of course, problem will always there. I faced a lot of challenges. But those challenges leave me a lessons that I’ll make myself  to be a better one.

This quarter, we’ve learned about HTML tags. In this topic, I find it easier. I made my activities on time. This time, laziness didn’t attack me. By the help of this subject, I learned different codes in blogging. And I am thankful for that.

Moving on, I will manage and use my time wisely in order to finish my tasks on time, and hoping for more discoveries regarding on this subject. 

                   INTRAMURALS

September is the month where sportsmanship and camaraderie are being developed.

INTRAMURALS is one of the main school activities. Teachers, encourages students to participate on the said activity to show and exposed their talents not only on sports but also on dancing. Athletes must have their teamwork in order to achieve their success. Being humble is also important in competing. In every game, there will always be a winner and a loser. You must play fair and accept what the decision is. In this, many students will be confident enough to compete with others because camaraderie and sportsmanship is imparted.

It is easy to get involved. What better way is there to have fun with your friends or to meet new people? It is a great opportunity for you to have some fun and to try that new sport you’ve always wanted to learn.

My Teacher, My Hero

Thank You, Teachers!

Teachers can change lives with just the right mix of chalk and challenges.

Can everybody actually put up a big broadcasting company in order to show the appreciation to what teachers do? Proudly speaking, My Teacher is My Hero. They became my hero by their own simple ways and means. They are our second parents. They are the one who mold us to become a successful individual.

For a long year of schooling, I have met many teachers. They became my inspirations. Their sweet smile still, you can see on their faces despite of the tiredness in their insides. They stand in front of their students just to feed us new knowledge, and I salute them for that. But, what is the best way of saying “Thank You” to our teachers of their invaluable service? One is that, every school is conducting contests in their respective schools every Teacher’s World Celebration. In order to give a stress-free life even in just a day. Every student can do acts to thank a teacher. By giving a card, a flower, a drawing on the board, a surprise song number or a sweet happy greeting will do.

Expressing gratitude need not to be expensive. As they say, “Teaching is the Noblest Profession.” A noble teacher settles for nothing less than noble things in life and seeing positive change in their students behavior can totally make a teacher feel that, indeed, everyday is a Teacher’s Day.

To the world you may be just a Teacher, but to me, you are a Hero.

"Immunation: Arming Science Clubbers with Healthful Defenses towards National Wellness"

Achieve one’s Good Health

Science and Technology become wider and wider. Modern Technologies are already on some hospitals and schools. Where scientists keep on discovering things to cure diseases that helps one’s life to be healthy and good.

Every year, month of September is known to celebrate Science Month. This year’s theme is “Immunation: Arming Science Clubbers with Healthful Defenses towards National Wellness”. It is aimed to impart knowledge about illnesses. It helps to educate us and Science Clubbers to know how to avoid and prevent diseases. In times of emergencies, atleast we have the knowledge on what to do.

To the one’s who has less knowledge on this, it’s now the time to become aware. For us to know what to do, either bad or good. By the help of the Science Clubbers, we can achieve National Wellness.

This golden shelter is just a loan for us and to the next generations. We must keep ourselves a healthy one to do the responsibilities given to us well.