Sunday, August 26, 2007
DOMINIC YONG, you are smelly,
hello cyber world, i have not showered for like super super long.
36 hours to be exact.
and and many things to say . will attach my SGC here too.
Thursday
slpt during english, and when we had to say 'thank you mdm and may god bless you'
but i was the only one sleeping , then mark called my name, sylvester pushed the table, pang poked me with his pen, then ong slammed me on the head.
I woke up with everyone laughing at me.
Friday
finished the chem paper with a fat headache.
went home and tata.
night study , i did maths. suppose to go for supper with joe and aaron,
instead joe and i went seeking for aaron, from parkway macs to sch to siglap macs to parkway. wasted an hour okay.
Saturday
i went malaysia
watched ratatouille, yup was really funny.
and i think Collete is a nice name.
picked up new specs and ate KimGary twice!
watched some movie on my laptop and i feel that Annasophia is a nice name too.
SUNDAY: i slacked today,woke up at 4.bloody pig
Academically
Dominic has been in Saint Patrick’s School from 2003 with a PSLE tee score of 197. In the year 2005, he earned himself a Bursary Edusave award for his academic results in the final year exams. In the same year, Dominic also took part in the Bridge building competition at school level and came in third in position. He has also sat for the Singapore-Cambridge General Certificate of Education Examinations (Normal Level) in 2006 and passed all his subjects with two A2s, three B3s and one B4.
CCA/CIP/ others
Dominic has been enthusiastically involved with the society and has clocked in a praiseworthy total of 489 hours during the five years. He also actively seeks new challenges in his life and has taken up four Co-Curricular activities; Table Tennis, Saint John’s Ambulance Brigade, Performing Arts Technical Theatre and lastly, the Saint Patrick’s School Peer Support Board. In table tennis, Dominic has been part of the school team since 2004, and was appointed captain in 2004 and 2005. On top of that, he has also attended an umpiring workshop organized by Singapore Table Tennis Association.
Dominic has been very active in the Performing Arts Technical Theatre since he joined in 2005. He volunteers to help out in most assemblies and offers guidance to his younger peers when possible.
The proactive him has also attained the highest cadet rank, Cadet Leader, in the Saint Patrick’s Saint John Ambulance Brigade. An enthusiastic member since 2003, Dominic competed in the Zonal First Aid and Home Nursing Competition in 2004 and 2005, winning the Bronze trophy in 2004. He has also taken part in the school’s Annual Speech Day parade ever since 2004, and was chosen to be the Contingent Commander for 2006 and 2007. He attended the Basic and Advance Non-Commissioned Officer Course and Camp in 2005 and 2006 respectively.
Dominic joined the Peer Support Board in 2005. He always has a phrase in mind – ‘Constant Active Participation’, whenever he participates in activities. He has attended many camps such as the Lasallian Leadership Training Camp, the school’s Patrician Leadership Training Camp, and Secondary One Orientation Camp. Dominic was also elected as the President of the Peer Support Board in 2006 and has brought the school’s Peer Support Board to greater heights with Executive Committee. Apart from just participating in these activities, he also had a share in organizing them so that it could be such a success. He has also represented the school in the island-wide Student Leaders Convention in 2005, and the Raffles Girls School Peer Support Convention in 2006. Dominic also sought constant improvement by taking part in the Sec 4/5 venture Forth Camp in 2006 and was attached to Singapore Polytechnic for Maritime studies in March 2007. In 2006, Dominic was chosen to be a delegate for Singapore and was head of delegation for Saint Patrick’s School during the representation at Ipoh for the National Lasallian Leaders Convention. With his leadership qualities, he was proudly awarded the Eagles award in 2006.
Into community, Dominic served the less fortunate citizens of Toa Payoh East and was given a letter of appreciation by Dr Ng Eng Hen. In addition, Dominic was affirmed in front of the school population in 2005 for helping a needy student in the bus. Also Dominic has supported organizations through Flag Days and has visited homes such as Asisi Home and the Ren Ci hospital to render his ever kind assistance.
Throughout these five years, these experiences in Saint Patrick’s School have definitely transformed Dominic to be a better patrician and a valuable member of the modern society. ¶ 9:34:00 pm
hello cyber world, i have not showered for like super super long.
36 hours to be exact.
and and many things to say . will attach my SGC here too.
Thursday
slpt during english, and when we had to say 'thank you mdm and may god bless you'
but i was the only one sleeping , then mark called my name, sylvester pushed the table, pang poked me with his pen, then ong slammed me on the head.
I woke up with everyone laughing at me.
Friday
finished the chem paper with a fat headache.
went home and tata.
night study , i did maths. suppose to go for supper with joe and aaron,
instead joe and i went seeking for aaron, from parkway macs to sch to siglap macs to parkway. wasted an hour okay.
Saturday
i went malaysia
watched ratatouille, yup was really funny.
and i think Collete is a nice name.
picked up new specs and ate KimGary twice!
watched some movie on my laptop and i feel that Annasophia is a nice name too.
SUNDAY: i slacked today,woke up at 4.bloody pig
Academically
Dominic has been in Saint Patrick’s School from 2003 with a PSLE tee score of 197. In the year 2005, he earned himself a Bursary Edusave award for his academic results in the final year exams. In the same year, Dominic also took part in the Bridge building competition at school level and came in third in position. He has also sat for the Singapore-Cambridge General Certificate of Education Examinations (Normal Level) in 2006 and passed all his subjects with two A2s, three B3s and one B4.
CCA/CIP/ others
Dominic has been enthusiastically involved with the society and has clocked in a praiseworthy total of 489 hours during the five years. He also actively seeks new challenges in his life and has taken up four Co-Curricular activities; Table Tennis, Saint John’s Ambulance Brigade, Performing Arts Technical Theatre and lastly, the Saint Patrick’s School Peer Support Board. In table tennis, Dominic has been part of the school team since 2004, and was appointed captain in 2004 and 2005. On top of that, he has also attended an umpiring workshop organized by Singapore Table Tennis Association.
Dominic has been very active in the Performing Arts Technical Theatre since he joined in 2005. He volunteers to help out in most assemblies and offers guidance to his younger peers when possible.
The proactive him has also attained the highest cadet rank, Cadet Leader, in the Saint Patrick’s Saint John Ambulance Brigade. An enthusiastic member since 2003, Dominic competed in the Zonal First Aid and Home Nursing Competition in 2004 and 2005, winning the Bronze trophy in 2004. He has also taken part in the school’s Annual Speech Day parade ever since 2004, and was chosen to be the Contingent Commander for 2006 and 2007. He attended the Basic and Advance Non-Commissioned Officer Course and Camp in 2005 and 2006 respectively.
Dominic joined the Peer Support Board in 2005. He always has a phrase in mind – ‘Constant Active Participation’, whenever he participates in activities. He has attended many camps such as the Lasallian Leadership Training Camp, the school’s Patrician Leadership Training Camp, and Secondary One Orientation Camp. Dominic was also elected as the President of the Peer Support Board in 2006 and has brought the school’s Peer Support Board to greater heights with Executive Committee. Apart from just participating in these activities, he also had a share in organizing them so that it could be such a success. He has also represented the school in the island-wide Student Leaders Convention in 2005, and the Raffles Girls School Peer Support Convention in 2006. Dominic also sought constant improvement by taking part in the Sec 4/5 venture Forth Camp in 2006 and was attached to Singapore Polytechnic for Maritime studies in March 2007. In 2006, Dominic was chosen to be a delegate for Singapore and was head of delegation for Saint Patrick’s School during the representation at Ipoh for the National Lasallian Leaders Convention. With his leadership qualities, he was proudly awarded the Eagles award in 2006.
Into community, Dominic served the less fortunate citizens of Toa Payoh East and was given a letter of appreciation by Dr Ng Eng Hen. In addition, Dominic was affirmed in front of the school population in 2005 for helping a needy student in the bus. Also Dominic has supported organizations through Flag Days and has visited homes such as Asisi Home and the Ren Ci hospital to render his ever kind assistance.
Throughout these five years, these experiences in Saint Patrick’s School have definitely transformed Dominic to be a better patrician and a valuable member of the modern society. ¶ 9:34:00 pm
