ABC was admitted into Victoria Junior College in January 2005 as a Science student for a two-year course leading to the Singapore-Cambridge G.C.E. “A” Level Examination. He completed this course in November and left the College in December 2005.

(Intellectual Qualities)

BC was a capable student who was able to present arguments in a lucid and cogent manner. He was effectively bilingual in English and Mandarin and in both oral and written forms. Open to advice and change, BC has developed depth of thoughts over the two years. He has progressed from one who simply shared facts and content to one who tried to convince others of his views through logical analysis and reasoning. Once a shy boy who spoke only when called upon, he has become more forthcoming and took the initiative to seek others’ help in his work.

BC demonstrated a keen interest and knowledge in local and world affairs. He took part in activities organized by the College Global Affairs Society and attended social forums and seminars like the ones organized by Feedback Unit. During class discussions and in his essays, he was able to draw on a wide range of issues, demonstrating his ability to synthesise and apply his knowledge when needed. He also seized the opportunity to be part of a Sports Exchange Programme co-organized by the College and a sports school in Beijing, China. Although it took place in the middle of his final year, he could not resist the chance to broaden his worldview and learn from the best.

(Intrapersonal Qualities)

BC was a highly motivated student who set goals for himself in both academic and personal aspects. He proactively sought out opportunities to enhance his knowledge and life skills. This is evident from the wide variety of seminars, forums and workshops that he has attended during the two years in the College.

BC’s sense of responsibility and trustworthiness were acknowledged by his tutors and peers. He could be trusted to do a good job and needed minimal supervision. In his capacity as the Vice-Captain of the Hockey Team, he was efficient and thorough in charting the training schedule, seeking team-mates’ input and ensuring their attendance. Leading by example, BC was often among the first to arrive at the field and last to leave.

(Interpersonal Qualities)

BC is a pleasant young man who is courteous and respectful. Friendly and approachable, he was noted for his initiative in befriending the second intake students who joined the College in March instead of January 2005. He was appointed as a buddy to one of them and helped the student to adapt to the new environment more easily.

Through his role as the Vice-Captain of the Hockey Team and involvement in various activities, BC grew to be a more confident leader. He was able to get the cooperation of his team mates for tough decisions like intensifying trainings during term time. His peers spoke highly of his commitment and team spirit; he has indeed earned their respect.

congratulations on completing your prelims!!!! our lovely enthusiastic class went on a lovely outing (of which i did not partake of the combined on so other half please upload pictures from the H1 geog outing and the combined outing! :D)

but from what i learnt, 3 things!
1. mr. najib is very generous.. and he's the only such guy out of all the male species of A14.

2. his car can squeeze 9 people of moderate sizes.

3. the stepbrothers is a bad movie. hahahahaha!






neh's photo face sucks
















thanks for spoiling


nice nice!


jo is traumatising the poor kid. it was her birthday!

For those of you guys who have no idea what's going on with geog (and other subjects of course ahem)
you have GOT to go to this website

it's SPOON FEED
SPOON FEEDING
I LOVE SPOON FEEDING

http://fiveless.wordpress.com/
it's by this guy who graduated in 07 and was in RJ!!!
so it's VERY relevant
it's VERY HELPFUL!
look especially at the notes on urbanisation and globalisation

hope it helps!
PS: pass it around to those poor science geeks who are struggling hahaa
PSS: err we shld prob still read up on some case studies... yeah

cheers!