Hi Class 6.5


The 'Sunday Times' reported on 20 July that 'nearly half of the primary school pupils polled say they are not getting enough sleep'.( Sunday Times, 20 July, Home section, p 8) Is this true in your case? Read Mr Tan's response in this article. To assist you in reflecting on this article, I have posed some questions below:
1. How many hours of sleep do you get a night?
2. Do you think you have enough sleep each day?
3. If you think you have enough sleep, how do you manage to do that?If you do not have enough sleep, what are you doing that keep you awake and henceprevent you from getting enough sleep?
4. Do you think you have too many things to do every day?
5. What are things you have to do from morning till night?
6. What do you think children and parents can do to ensure that children get enough sleep?

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Mr Fong

The Correct Use of 999

Hi Class
It's now the third week of Term 3. I guess you're all busy working hard for this busy term of examinations.Hope you're doing fine. If you've any problem do approach me for help.Here is this week's posting for you to comment.
During the assembly, the police spoke to the school about the right use of 999.In this reflection, I would like you to think about the right use of 999. To guideyou in the reflection, I have included some questions:1. Why do you think school children and members of the public abuse the999 call?
2. When should you call 999?
3. When should you not call 999?
4. How will the abuse of 999 call affect the police and us?
5. What do you think you should do before calling 999?
6. Do you think the punishment for the abuse of 999 is enough? If yes, why?If not, what would you suggest the police should do ?

Hoping to hear your response.

Mr Fong