April's fool 2006

Even though it is not exactly April fool’s day, VJC decided to celebrate this event a day in advance. The day was started off by arriving to school and witnessing the effects of some Victorians who took the liberty to sneak into our classrooms and re-arrange our furniture and other little items that can be found in our class like the guitar for example.



The student councils of course made the extra effort to portray their level of creativity in coming up with the most out of the world “pranks” or jokes like free circumcision for able bodied men. Oh but the freaky part of the whole assembly was this year one guy from lynx who was talking really loudly about how everything was an April fool’s joke, drawing what I would call unwanted attention to himself.

Amusing ourselves throughout the day by switching our classrooms for every subject that we had, I believe the teachers would come to fear the future April fool’s days to come. What with all the headaches of keeping track of which classes their students are in at that point of time and whether or not their students will be playing a prank on them or not. Personally, the coolest part of it all was the fact that the teachers were actually magnanimous enough to accept the immaturity of our fun and let it go. If it were the days back in Dunman high, I bet the teachers will blow a fuse and the whole school will be punished or something.

The back of 05V12’s wall has finally been unveiled. Feel free to go and look at it, laugh at the hideousness of the class people but keep the saliva in your mouth and refrain from getting any of it onto the pictures.

My brother was just telling me about taking over two of his primary school students and teaching them tuition once his school term starts and he would be incapable of taking on so many students. Haha, the very thought of actually tutoring scares me. However, I feel confident in my E-Mathematics knowledge to hopefully be able to actually help one of the students for this year’s PSLE? Besides it is just primary school mathematics. I mean god, how hard can it be? Nothing has been confirmed yet, but it would be nice to of course have like some extra money every month to like spend or save up. Haha, the idea of it all is quite nice actually. Hopefully when I do take up one of the students, my time management would be good enough to actually manage both school work and tutoring. We shall see I suppose.

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