Wednesday, March 31, 2010
I am glad and thankful to all those who have purchased the PC t-shirt. I am also pleased to inform you that there are only 70 pieces left. Please get one if you haven't bought our glow-in-the-dark t-shirt!
My heartiest thank to all the committee members who went around selling, promoting, distributing and forcing people to buy hehehe....I never regret having you guys on board! Let's get the support coming guys! Thank you....
My heartiest thank to all the committee members who went around selling, promoting, distributing and forcing people to buy hehehe....I never regret having you guys on board! Let's get the support coming guys! Thank you....
Labels: Paramount Championship t-shirt
5:58 PM
Category A
Please choose one from the following titles:
1. Hungry Eyes
2. Breaking Free
3. Invincible
4. It Must Have Been Love
5. Fascination
Category B
Please choose one from the following titles:
1. Let Me Go
2. Pleasure & Pain
3. Poison Arrow
4. Sweet Sixteen
5. The Riddle
Please be reminded that the submission dates for all poems is on the 29 April 2010.
Please choose one from the following titles:
1. Hungry Eyes
2. Breaking Free
3. Invincible
4. It Must Have Been Love
5. Fascination
Category B
Please choose one from the following titles:
1. Let Me Go
2. Pleasure & Pain
3. Poison Arrow
4. Sweet Sixteen
5. The Riddle
Please be reminded that the submission dates for all poems is on the 29 April 2010.
Labels: English Poetry Writing Competition
1:49 PM
Category A
Please choose one from the following titles:
1. Against All Odds
2. Dance With Me
3. Faith
4. I Confess
5. Thank God It's Monday
Category B
Please choose one from the following titles:
1. Life In One Day
2. Obsession
3. Once In A Lifetime
4. The Reflex
5. The Runway
Please be reminded that the submission date for the essays (Category B) is on the 29 April 2010.
Please choose one from the following titles:
1. Against All Odds
2. Dance With Me
3. Faith
4. I Confess
5. Thank God It's Monday
Category B
Please choose one from the following titles:
1. Life In One Day
2. Obsession
3. Once In A Lifetime
4. The Reflex
5. The Runway
Please be reminded that the submission date for the essays (Category B) is on the 29 April 2010.
Labels: English Essay Writing Competition
1:45 PM
Please be reminded that you would be disqualified if you don't wear the school uniform for the upcoming debate competitions. I would like to urge the committee members to be more alert from now on.
Students who help us out in chairing the competitions are also required to carry yourselves in a professional manner. If you represent us, I would like you to uphold the image for us. Thank you.
Labels: Hiccups
1:36 PM
10:11 AM
What are good photos? During the course of selecting the photos, I personally was attracted so much to the dishes and was wondering how they would taste or smell! To me, these are good photos. Thank you Danish, once again, well done!
Labels: Culinary Competition, main course
9:02 AM
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
The title says it all!
However, this event shall be cancelled if the response is poor.
However, this event shall be cancelled if the response is poor.
Labels: Mandarin Essay Writing competition
6:10 PM
5:00 PM
Category A
1 Tengku Sara Bt Tengku Mohd Rizal (3C) - 89.7%
2 Tan Qian Ying (3D) - 87.3%
3 Lim Jodi (3G) - 85.7%
4 Fam Hui Ying (2M) - 84.3%
5 Kiran Preet Kaur Antar Singh (2A) - 84.0%
Category B
1 Pratik Raghu (IB) - 88.0%
2 Nur Alia Abu Bakar (4A) - 86.0%
3 Kristina Teow (5M) - 85.5%
4 Celine Thai (4D) - 84.5%
4 Chia Chien Teng (4D) - 84.5%
6 Tiffany Khoo (4D) - 82.0%
1 Tengku Sara Bt Tengku Mohd Rizal (3C) - 89.7%
2 Tan Qian Ying (3D) - 87.3%
3 Lim Jodi (3G) - 85.7%
4 Fam Hui Ying (2M) - 84.3%
5 Kiran Preet Kaur Antar Singh (2A) - 84.0%
Category B
1 Pratik Raghu (IB) - 88.0%
2 Nur Alia Abu Bakar (4A) - 86.0%
3 Kristina Teow (5M) - 85.5%
4 Celine Thai (4D) - 84.5%
4 Chia Chien Teng (4D) - 84.5%
6 Tiffany Khoo (4D) - 82.0%
Labels: finalists, Public Speaking
4:12 PM
3:46 PM
It is my pleasure to announce that Chooi Pai Her (68.5%) will be included in the top 20 of the English Solo Singing competition to replace Nur Alina Ali Noor who has left school.
Labels: English Solo Singing competition
3:42 PM
10:14 AM
8:46 AM
Monday, March 29, 2010
1 - You should focus on the theme - the spirit of PC. You could talk about the relationship you develop during the course of PC. Let ideas flow out of your heart. You should not be afraid to write lyrics that say what you feel.
2 - Stop thinking so much about winning Gold. While this is a competition, you would do better focusing on doing music for the love of it instead of making winning a medal your primary focus. If you're doing this just because you think you could win a medal, when that doesn't come you will become frustrated and give up. Focus on writing good songs and the medal will come.
3 - Listen to music. Listen to hits. Ask yourself this question. What has made these songs hits? What tricks and techniques has the songwriter used? Students, why create mediocrity if you can copy genius? Some people tend to think differently. But I beg to differ.
4 - You should work on your songs every day if possible. Working on it every day will pay off. You don't necessarily have to write an entire song each and every day, but a few lines will go a long way. Practice makes perfect. The more time you spend writing songs the better you will become.
5 - Write songs about your own experiences with PC. It's probably much easier to write about what you know than what you've never been through. It comes from within. The preparation you have made, the agony you went through, the laughters you had, etc....You should however think of your audience and give your songs a global appeal. We Are The World, We Are The Children...
6 - Rewrite and polish your songs. What sounded brilliant before may not create such a great impact later. So keep refining these lyrics or melodies which you think need enhancing. Make sure that your song is polished to perfection.
7 - Keep a recorder close by if that's possible. Keep your MD close to your bed. Sometimes you may wake up with a brilliant, million dollar idea. You never know. Sing it into your MD or recorder. If you don't, your songwriting idea may be permanently lost. Similarly, you may also carry a notebook. Jot down ideas. They come unexpectedly. Some of the greatest hits that were ever written started with one simple, stupid idea. Don't miss out.
8 - Read books/sites on the subject of songwriting. Read the good ones. There are many good songwriting sites out there, that will give you all the songwriting tips you're searching for.
9 - Know your audience, in this case the judges' expectations. You need to ask yourself this question. Who I'm I writing music for? If your audience doesn't understand what you're saying then there is no point to your music. If a computer genius had to use technical jargon to the average computer owner about troubleshooting a computer, he wouldn't understand. It's the same with songs and songwriting. Write in a language that your audience and target market understands and appreciates. Your lyrics shouldn't be over-complicated.
10 - Use catchy phrases. There are certain phrases which people use everyday. Why not use them in your songs? By using these words in your song, people will be reminded of your song each time they use them. Write your lyrics the way people speak.
11 - Have fun. Too many times, you are working under stress. Then, you don't enjoy what you are doing. It's sad. Do yourself a favor and enjoy composing songs. Remember when you first signed up for the competition? I'm sure you did it for the fun of it. Have fun and let those creative juices flow.
12 - Hook your listener. The focus of your song should revolve around the hook. The hook is the part that grabs the listener and has him/her sub-consciously singing your song all day long, to the point where...they just can't get it out of their heads! I want nobody nobody but you....It is the sweet part of the song that's repeated over and over. Don't waste the listener's time with extra-long verses. Get to the hook.
13 - Make a good first impression with first line of your song. Grab your listener's attention immediately. If you cannot grab the listener in that opening line it may be difficult to have her hear that great line which you have in let's say, your second verse. Prepare your listener to listen to, and to want to listen to the rest of your song.
2 - Stop thinking so much about winning Gold. While this is a competition, you would do better focusing on doing music for the love of it instead of making winning a medal your primary focus. If you're doing this just because you think you could win a medal, when that doesn't come you will become frustrated and give up. Focus on writing good songs and the medal will come.
3 - Listen to music. Listen to hits. Ask yourself this question. What has made these songs hits? What tricks and techniques has the songwriter used? Students, why create mediocrity if you can copy genius? Some people tend to think differently. But I beg to differ.
4 - You should work on your songs every day if possible. Working on it every day will pay off. You don't necessarily have to write an entire song each and every day, but a few lines will go a long way. Practice makes perfect. The more time you spend writing songs the better you will become.
5 - Write songs about your own experiences with PC. It's probably much easier to write about what you know than what you've never been through. It comes from within. The preparation you have made, the agony you went through, the laughters you had, etc....You should however think of your audience and give your songs a global appeal. We Are The World, We Are The Children...
6 - Rewrite and polish your songs. What sounded brilliant before may not create such a great impact later. So keep refining these lyrics or melodies which you think need enhancing. Make sure that your song is polished to perfection.
7 - Keep a recorder close by if that's possible. Keep your MD close to your bed. Sometimes you may wake up with a brilliant, million dollar idea. You never know. Sing it into your MD or recorder. If you don't, your songwriting idea may be permanently lost. Similarly, you may also carry a notebook. Jot down ideas. They come unexpectedly. Some of the greatest hits that were ever written started with one simple, stupid idea. Don't miss out.
8 - Read books/sites on the subject of songwriting. Read the good ones. There are many good songwriting sites out there, that will give you all the songwriting tips you're searching for.
9 - Know your audience, in this case the judges' expectations. You need to ask yourself this question. Who I'm I writing music for? If your audience doesn't understand what you're saying then there is no point to your music. If a computer genius had to use technical jargon to the average computer owner about troubleshooting a computer, he wouldn't understand. It's the same with songs and songwriting. Write in a language that your audience and target market understands and appreciates. Your lyrics shouldn't be over-complicated.
10 - Use catchy phrases. There are certain phrases which people use everyday. Why not use them in your songs? By using these words in your song, people will be reminded of your song each time they use them. Write your lyrics the way people speak.
11 - Have fun. Too many times, you are working under stress. Then, you don't enjoy what you are doing. It's sad. Do yourself a favor and enjoy composing songs. Remember when you first signed up for the competition? I'm sure you did it for the fun of it. Have fun and let those creative juices flow.
12 - Hook your listener. The focus of your song should revolve around the hook. The hook is the part that grabs the listener and has him/her sub-consciously singing your song all day long, to the point where...they just can't get it out of their heads! I want nobody nobody but you....It is the sweet part of the song that's repeated over and over. Don't waste the listener's time with extra-long verses. Get to the hook.
13 - Make a good first impression with first line of your song. Grab your listener's attention immediately. If you cannot grab the listener in that opening line it may be difficult to have her hear that great line which you have in let's say, your second verse. Prepare your listener to listen to, and to want to listen to the rest of your song.
Labels: song composition, Songwriting
5:45 PM
Some of you must be wondering - what will the judges be looking for this Friday at the Modern Dancing prelims? Here are some pointers for you (of course the five of us would have different experience and background, thus different level of expectations).
At the prelims, always wear a brightly colored outfit, if that suits the theme, as it makes your group stand out and the judges will take notice of it. It's much easier to remember a girl with a red top on than it is to pick out a girl in all black. I am sure you know what I mean.
Wear just a bit of makeup to make you look fresh and make sure your hair is neat, of course! You could either wear a cap, tie it up or just comb it if you have short hair. If you want to impress the judges, be confident and of course SMILE (unless you are doing a solemn number)! Confidence is a good thing as long as you don't come off as being OVER confident. Take a bow afterwards, because the judges will always appreciate politeness. Next, make sure your skills and routines look clean. For instance, it's better to see a clean double pirouette than a messy sloppy triple. This would impress them more than a skill that isn't as polished as you'd like it to be. If I would also suggest that you have a signature-routine which makes your dance choreography special and memorable, e.g. the point-clap-clap-point-clap routine in Nobody by Wondergirls.
So, the take home message is just three words: SMILE, ENERGY, SYNCRHONISATION!
At the prelims, always wear a brightly colored outfit, if that suits the theme, as it makes your group stand out and the judges will take notice of it. It's much easier to remember a girl with a red top on than it is to pick out a girl in all black. I am sure you know what I mean.
Wear just a bit of makeup to make you look fresh and make sure your hair is neat, of course! You could either wear a cap, tie it up or just comb it if you have short hair. If you want to impress the judges, be confident and of course SMILE (unless you are doing a solemn number)! Confidence is a good thing as long as you don't come off as being OVER confident. Take a bow afterwards, because the judges will always appreciate politeness. Next, make sure your skills and routines look clean. For instance, it's better to see a clean double pirouette than a messy sloppy triple. This would impress them more than a skill that isn't as polished as you'd like it to be. If I would also suggest that you have a signature-routine which makes your dance choreography special and memorable, e.g. the point-clap-clap-point-clap routine in Nobody by Wondergirls.
Lastly, having lots of energy helps a lot. Have the same amount of energy you started with and don't lose it. Make sure that your routine is well-practised and you know it well enough to be confident and sharp. And remember to just have fun! End it with a split, literally!
So, the take home message is just three words: SMILE, ENERGY, SYNCRHONISATION!
Labels: Modern Dancing, tips to dance
5:11 PM
1. There will be a seminar for all the participants of DIKIR BARAT competition tomorrow during the CCA session. Due to this special arrangement, we will postpone the Modern Dancing prelims to Friday, 2 April. The competition shall start at 1.00 pm. Special thanks to Cik Zurida and Cik Intan for organising the DB seminar. Please liaise with them if you have further quiries.
2. All debaters MUST wear proper school uniform with black shoes during the competitions. You will be disqualified if you fail to abide by this simple ruling. I recall seeing our students dressed up properly for the CQTEO debates.
3. I apologise for the constant absence of our judges for the various events. On behalf of the committee, I thank my team for constantly reminding the judges a week before the event, one day before the competition and on the day of the competition. If you don't see your favourite teachers in the judging panel the next round, that probably means that the teachers have officially rejected the offer to be a judge for Paramount Championship. My team and I have tried our best but there is really nothing we can do about it. What a waste!
Stay tune for the results of the Public Speaking competitions....
2. All debaters MUST wear proper school uniform with black shoes during the competitions. You will be disqualified if you fail to abide by this simple ruling. I recall seeing our students dressed up properly for the CQTEO debates.
3. I apologise for the constant absence of our judges for the various events. On behalf of the committee, I thank my team for constantly reminding the judges a week before the event, one day before the competition and on the day of the competition. If you don't see your favourite teachers in the judging panel the next round, that probably means that the teachers have officially rejected the offer to be a judge for Paramount Championship. My team and I have tried our best but there is really nothing we can do about it. What a waste!
Stay tune for the results of the Public Speaking competitions....
Labels: debate, Dikir barat, judging
3:14 PM
Saturday, March 27, 2010
After doing Paramount Championship for 6 years, I have seen enough students, those who consistently joined the singing events but will never get into the finals, also those who joined the first time and walked away with a medal.
Unless you are really good - a diamond in the rough (well we all think we are diamonds, and sure enough to our loved ones, we surely are...), or we have to be realistic. I am always surprised by the fact that many of my students would start joining the PC singing events when they are in Form 5 thinking that they should at least get into the finals. Let me tell you what if you fail? Can you still try again next year? You'll never get a second chance, in school, to do it again. My advice to the younger students is that you should start joining the stage events when you are in Form 1. This is for you to be familiar with the stage because singing on the stage in front of an audience is definitely very different from what we normally do in the bathroom. You need this to gain as much stage experience as possible. You might not be able to win the abang and kakak in Form 3, but what is important is that you will one day defeat them with enough practice and experience.
Now, talking about practising at home, you should always focus on the breathing technique! I don't know how many of you really know how to breathe when you sing. I know you are breathing, but are you breathing at the right place when you are singing (let's assume that you know how to breathe with the diaphragm)? Let's take a look at the following example:
You should breathe at the following short intervals -
(inhale) Somewhere (inhale again only if you are short of breath) over the rainbow (inhale) way up high
(inhale) There's a land that I heard of (inhale) once in a lullaby
Well, this is just one example. Please consult your vocal teachers for more detailed approach. It will be very awkward if you breathe at the wrong place as you don't only sound as if you were short if breath but this would also destroy the flow of the song. I saw a couple of these last Friday....
Unless you are really good - a diamond in the rough (well we all think we are diamonds, and sure enough to our loved ones, we surely are...), or we have to be realistic. I am always surprised by the fact that many of my students would start joining the PC singing events when they are in Form 5 thinking that they should at least get into the finals. Let me tell you what if you fail? Can you still try again next year? You'll never get a second chance, in school, to do it again. My advice to the younger students is that you should start joining the stage events when you are in Form 1. This is for you to be familiar with the stage because singing on the stage in front of an audience is definitely very different from what we normally do in the bathroom. You need this to gain as much stage experience as possible. You might not be able to win the abang and kakak in Form 3, but what is important is that you will one day defeat them with enough practice and experience.
Now, talking about practising at home, you should always focus on the breathing technique! I don't know how many of you really know how to breathe when you sing. I know you are breathing, but are you breathing at the right place when you are singing (let's assume that you know how to breathe with the diaphragm)? Let's take a look at the following example:
You should breathe at the following short intervals -
(inhale) Somewhere (inhale again only if you are short of breath) over the rainbow (inhale) way up high
(inhale) There's a land that I heard of (inhale) once in a lullaby
Well, this is just one example. Please consult your vocal teachers for more detailed approach. It will be very awkward if you breathe at the wrong place as you don't only sound as if you were short if breath but this would also destroy the flow of the song. I saw a couple of these last Friday....
Labels: comments
3:33 PM
It was indeed a disasterous evening!
Well, please don't get me wrong, I am referring to what I did to all the contestants yesterday. I apologise for not allowing many of you sing for 1.5 min as promised because it was already running late and we, the judges, had no choice but to screen your performances as to whether you have what it takes to get into the next round. Therefore, as a contestant, you will have to give your best from the moment you step onto the stage, the moment you open your mouth to sing the first tune/word.
Some students called me up and/or sms me asking me how they did in the competition although they knew what I wanted to say. However, I blame it completely on (1) lack of practice and (2) lack of knowledge on the art of duet singing.
The most important thing about singing a duet, is finding a partner (of course we all know), who has a singing voice that blends well with yours. Yes, this is difficult especially with PC. You have a limited pool of voices to choose from in your class. Even if the voices don't blend that well, the next aspect to consider will be to make singing a song believable. When you sing to each other, your eyes should meet (again I mean passing energy to each other either to comfort each other with an eye contact or to cue your partner), and it should show feelings between you both. The feeling you are showing will entirely depend on the lyrics, the story you are telling. It is a form of acting and it takes practice!! If it is not a love song, and sung between two of the same gender, there needs to be stage presence about the two of you.
Remember, that not all duets are between the opposite sexes, nor are they all love songs. A duet is when any two people sing and share a song together. Sharing doesn't mean that you count the number of words in a song and divide that equally between the two of you. Sharing here means the sharing of emotions and story which leads to the formation of a chemistry between the two singers. We are not looking for two solo singers singing a song. Therefore, the best song to choose for a duet performance will always be a duet song, unless two of you are able to bring out the best of a solo song. Ask yourselves this question when you are selecting a song for duet: How could we make a solo song nicer when it is already perfect? What else can we do which was not done by the original singer?
Also, make sure that each have solo parts. Unless you try to do freestyle harmonise, layer or echo lyrics, do not clash roles, trip up lines, or 'cross lanes'. That means that if you sing lower than your partner, remain there. The limit would be if you are both singing the same note. Stay consistent.
Listen closely when you are not singing so you do not miss your cue to join in. You can always lip-sync lyrics while not singing to make sure you can prompt your partner if he seems to forget the words or for you to keep track of when to join in. Prompt your partner with a nod, or a glance, or you may even want to open your palms with a finger pointing towards them. Remember, the more you practise however, the less often you will need these actions.
As the old saying - MAY THE BEST prepared TEAM WIN!
Well, please don't get me wrong, I am referring to what I did to all the contestants yesterday. I apologise for not allowing many of you sing for 1.5 min as promised because it was already running late and we, the judges, had no choice but to screen your performances as to whether you have what it takes to get into the next round. Therefore, as a contestant, you will have to give your best from the moment you step onto the stage, the moment you open your mouth to sing the first tune/word.
Some students called me up and/or sms me asking me how they did in the competition although they knew what I wanted to say. However, I blame it completely on (1) lack of practice and (2) lack of knowledge on the art of duet singing.
The most important thing about singing a duet, is finding a partner (of course we all know), who has a singing voice that blends well with yours. Yes, this is difficult especially with PC. You have a limited pool of voices to choose from in your class. Even if the voices don't blend that well, the next aspect to consider will be to make singing a song believable. When you sing to each other, your eyes should meet (again I mean passing energy to each other either to comfort each other with an eye contact or to cue your partner), and it should show feelings between you both. The feeling you are showing will entirely depend on the lyrics, the story you are telling. It is a form of acting and it takes practice!! If it is not a love song, and sung between two of the same gender, there needs to be stage presence about the two of you.
Remember, that not all duets are between the opposite sexes, nor are they all love songs. A duet is when any two people sing and share a song together. Sharing doesn't mean that you count the number of words in a song and divide that equally between the two of you. Sharing here means the sharing of emotions and story which leads to the formation of a chemistry between the two singers. We are not looking for two solo singers singing a song. Therefore, the best song to choose for a duet performance will always be a duet song, unless two of you are able to bring out the best of a solo song. Ask yourselves this question when you are selecting a song for duet: How could we make a solo song nicer when it is already perfect? What else can we do which was not done by the original singer?
Also, make sure that each have solo parts. Unless you try to do freestyle harmonise, layer or echo lyrics, do not clash roles, trip up lines, or 'cross lanes'. That means that if you sing lower than your partner, remain there. The limit would be if you are both singing the same note. Stay consistent.
Listen closely when you are not singing so you do not miss your cue to join in. You can always lip-sync lyrics while not singing to make sure you can prompt your partner if he seems to forget the words or for you to keep track of when to join in. Prompt your partner with a nod, or a glance, or you may even want to open your palms with a finger pointing towards them. Remember, the more you practise however, the less often you will need these actions.
As the old saying - MAY THE BEST prepared TEAM WIN!
Labels: competition
2:50 PM
1 Gan Ming Yao & Shanon Au Yong Wen Yi (5D) - 73.7%
2 Razlan Ashley Alif & Eleena Rashidah Khalid (5D) - 68.3%
3 Rachel Ng Feng Yong & Nur Athirah Baran (5M) - 65.3%
4 Anatasha Abdul Halim & Nadia Fazlina Mohd Fazli (4N) - 64.8%
5 Mohamed Noor Aiman & Mohamed Noor Aimii (5W) - 64.7%
6 Koh Cairynne & Nicole Lam Awn Yi (5N) - 60.7%
7 Andrew Seow & Anwar Ihsan (5E) - 58.7%
8 Jocelyn Ho & Chia Chien Teng (4D) - 58.3%
9 Fam Kai Cong & Peter Kurniawan (5M) - 58.0%
9 Wilson Wan Yong Xin & Yvonne Lim Xin Yee (5C) - 58.0%
11 Loo Yik Herr & Cheong Anne Ping (4E) - 57.7%
12 Goh Lih Seng & Eric Tan Meng Wye (5W) - 56.3%
13 Mabel Leung & Tiong Chong Wei (5A) - 56.0%
14 Yeow Eu Jin & Low Jit-Shane (5A) - 55.7%
15 Nadzirah Abdul Rahman & Nicole Chen Wen Ni (5J) - 54.3%
16 Soo Hon Wye & Teh Xin-Er (4A) - 54.0%
16 Alfred Tan & Kishendev Prasad (5E) - 54.0%
18 Juno Teo Yaw King & Saw Mei Yi (5A) - 53.7%
19 Teh Kar Kin & Ahmad Arif (5J) - 52.5%
20 Chloe Lee Yean Li & Yasmin Mohd Fareed (4W) - 51.7%
Congratulations to all of you who qualified to the next round.
You have one month from now to choose a song from the 90s as only FIVE pairs will be shortlisted to the finals.
The competition is stiff as the difference between the 1st pair and the 20th pair is 22%.
This means that you really need to work hard to make yourselves into the top 5.
All the best and stay tune for some comments on yesterday's competitions.
2 Razlan Ashley Alif & Eleena Rashidah Khalid (5D) - 68.3%
3 Rachel Ng Feng Yong & Nur Athirah Baran (5M) - 65.3%
4 Anatasha Abdul Halim & Nadia Fazlina Mohd Fazli (4N) - 64.8%
5 Mohamed Noor Aiman & Mohamed Noor Aimii (5W) - 64.7%
6 Koh Cairynne & Nicole Lam Awn Yi (5N) - 60.7%
7 Andrew Seow & Anwar Ihsan (5E) - 58.7%
8 Jocelyn Ho & Chia Chien Teng (4D) - 58.3%
9 Fam Kai Cong & Peter Kurniawan (5M) - 58.0%
9 Wilson Wan Yong Xin & Yvonne Lim Xin Yee (5C) - 58.0%
11 Loo Yik Herr & Cheong Anne Ping (4E) - 57.7%
12 Goh Lih Seng & Eric Tan Meng Wye (5W) - 56.3%
13 Mabel Leung & Tiong Chong Wei (5A) - 56.0%
14 Yeow Eu Jin & Low Jit-Shane (5A) - 55.7%
15 Nadzirah Abdul Rahman & Nicole Chen Wen Ni (5J) - 54.3%
16 Soo Hon Wye & Teh Xin-Er (4A) - 54.0%
16 Alfred Tan & Kishendev Prasad (5E) - 54.0%
18 Juno Teo Yaw King & Saw Mei Yi (5A) - 53.7%
19 Teh Kar Kin & Ahmad Arif (5J) - 52.5%
20 Chloe Lee Yean Li & Yasmin Mohd Fareed (4W) - 51.7%
Congratulations to all of you who qualified to the next round.
You have one month from now to choose a song from the 90s as only FIVE pairs will be shortlisted to the finals.
The competition is stiff as the difference between the 1st pair and the 20th pair is 22%.
This means that you really need to work hard to make yourselves into the top 5.
All the best and stay tune for some comments on yesterday's competitions.
Labels: competition
2:19 PM
1 Nik Maryam Mohd Ariff & Teng Sara (3C) - 63.0%
2 Nursofea Athila Norazman & Nur Syahirah Khairuddin (3N) - 60.7%
3 Sophia Liew Yii Lin & Lim Jodi (3G) - 59.3%
4 Yau Yen Hui & Dexter Tham (3W) - 53.3%
5 Joanna Tan Hui Jean & Lynelle Lai Rou Qian (2M) - 53.0%
2 Nursofea Athila Norazman & Nur Syahirah Khairuddin (3N) - 60.7%
3 Sophia Liew Yii Lin & Lim Jodi (3G) - 59.3%
4 Yau Yen Hui & Dexter Tham (3W) - 53.3%
5 Joanna Tan Hui Jean & Lynelle Lai Rou Qian (2M) - 53.0%
Labels: competition
2:13 PM
1 Fam Kai-Cong & Nur Athirah Baran (5M) - 71.5%
2 Razlan Ashley Alif & Eleena Rashidah (5D) - 63.8%
3 Gan Ming Yao & Rachel Ling Hui Ern (5D) - 57.5%
4 Andrew Seow & Anwar Ihsan (5E) - 55.5%
5 Nursofea Athila & Nur Syahirah Khairuodin (3N) - 54.7%
2 Razlan Ashley Alif & Eleena Rashidah (5D) - 63.8%
3 Gan Ming Yao & Rachel Ling Hui Ern (5D) - 57.5%
4 Andrew Seow & Anwar Ihsan (5E) - 55.5%
5 Nursofea Athila & Nur Syahirah Khairuodin (3N) - 54.7%
Labels: competition
2:07 PM
Category A
1 Razlan Ashwyn (3N) - 74.5%
2 Crystal Koo (3W) - 71.3%
3 Joanna Tan Hui Jean (2M) - 69.7%
4 Yau Yen Hui (3W) - 62.8%
5 Nur Syahirah (3N) - 62.0%
Category B
1 Anatasha Abdul Halim (4N) - 71.0%
2 Nur Athirah Baran (5M) - 66.7%
3 Mabel Leung (5A) - 64.5%
4 Razlan Ashley (5D) - 64.2%
4 Mohd Faris Lodin (4D) - 64.2%
Labels: competition
1:58 PM
(Category A) – FINALISTS
1 林芮杏 Lim Rui Xing (2C) - 89%
2 陈倩莹 Tan Qian Ying (3D) - 82%
3 刘筠瑄 Lau Yun Shiuan (2A) - 82%
4 范蕙萦 Fam Hui Ying (2M) - 80%
5 陈盈汐 Tan Ying Xi (3G) - 79%
(Category B) – FINALISTS
1 许嘉珉 Carmen Koh Chia Min (5D) - 76%
2 李佩颖 Cornie Lee Pei Ying (4W) - 73%
3 陈毅恩 Tan Ian (4E) - 73%
4 杨政熹 Yong Zheng Xi (4C) - 69%
5 何恺恩 Jocelyn Ho Kai Enn (4D) - 67%
1 林芮杏 Lim Rui Xing (2C) - 89%
2 陈倩莹 Tan Qian Ying (3D) - 82%
3 刘筠瑄 Lau Yun Shiuan (2A) - 82%
4 范蕙萦 Fam Hui Ying (2M) - 80%
5 陈盈汐 Tan Ying Xi (3G) - 79%
(Category B) – FINALISTS
1 许嘉珉 Carmen Koh Chia Min (5D) - 76%
2 李佩颖 Cornie Lee Pei Ying (4W) - 73%
3 陈毅恩 Tan Ian (4E) - 73%
4 杨政熹 Yong Zheng Xi (4C) - 69%
5 何恺恩 Jocelyn Ho Kai Enn (4D) - 67%
Labels: competition
1:53 PM
12:29 PM
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Please be informed that the following information must be submitted to the Organising Committee by the respective Events Directors:
Skit title, class, event
Main cast (please indicate the names to be judged for Best Actor Award, maximum 2 for Best Actor and 2 for Best Actress)
Supporting Cast (please indicate the names to be judged for Best Supporting Role, maximum 3)
Crew (director, playwright, set designer, costume designer, sound designer)
Any sound design must be handled by the class crew.
Skit title, class, event
Main cast (please indicate the names to be judged for Best Actor Award, maximum 2 for Best Actor and 2 for Best Actress)
Supporting Cast (please indicate the names to be judged for Best Supporting Role, maximum 3)
Crew (director, playwright, set designer, costume designer, sound designer)
Any sound design must be handled by the class crew.
Labels: Competitions
1:27 PM
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Q Is backing track allowed in the solo instrument competition?
A I am afraid not for this year although we allowed that for last year. The reason is that we encourage the students to display and showcase their skills and technique without having to depend too much on the backing track as they could be camourflaged/over-shadowed by it. How are we going to judge a contestant who doesn't play so well but with a very outstanding backing track? I am sure he/she would have some added advantages.
Q Will a person be disqualified to enter the other events if he/she pulls out from the previous competition?
A Yes and no. Yes, the person shall be disqualified from joining other events if he/she purposely pulls out from one competition. This decision was made in the previous meeting with all the Events Directors. We reckon that it is unfair to the other participants and/or the organising committee who have been planning the competitions weeks ahead. The entire schedule will be affected just because of the few pull-outs. Now, can you imagine how tedious it is going to be for the debates, chess competition, etc, if many were to pull out last minute.
The most important thing here is that we want to instil the right mind-set among the students of Sri KDU the importance of making and upholding personal decision. We are responsible for any decision we make. We will face the consequences regardless of whether the outcome is predictable or unexpected. Anyway, the students were given ample time to consider before they signed up for the events. No one was forced to enter any competitions.
However, in the meeting we also agreed that if the person is able to give a valid reason, which includes the presentation of a medical slip (not a letter from the parents as this can be abused) or if the person has a last-minute important function to attend (with written notice from the parents) or if you are representing the school for external competitions, etc, the person will be excluded from the competition without any penalty incurred.
Q Can I still buy the PC t-shirt?
A Yes, of course. We will be getting our t-shirt by the first week of April. In fact, many have come up to me for the purchase of the t-shirt. Although this is just a club t-shirt, many bought because they want to show their support towards us. I thank those who have been very supportive of the Paramount Championship. Please keep the support coming as this is a great motivation for us to organise better competitions for you.
A I am afraid not for this year although we allowed that for last year. The reason is that we encourage the students to display and showcase their skills and technique without having to depend too much on the backing track as they could be camourflaged/over-shadowed by it. How are we going to judge a contestant who doesn't play so well but with a very outstanding backing track? I am sure he/she would have some added advantages.
Q Will a person be disqualified to enter the other events if he/she pulls out from the previous competition?
A Yes and no. Yes, the person shall be disqualified from joining other events if he/she purposely pulls out from one competition. This decision was made in the previous meeting with all the Events Directors. We reckon that it is unfair to the other participants and/or the organising committee who have been planning the competitions weeks ahead. The entire schedule will be affected just because of the few pull-outs. Now, can you imagine how tedious it is going to be for the debates, chess competition, etc, if many were to pull out last minute.
The most important thing here is that we want to instil the right mind-set among the students of Sri KDU the importance of making and upholding personal decision. We are responsible for any decision we make. We will face the consequences regardless of whether the outcome is predictable or unexpected. Anyway, the students were given ample time to consider before they signed up for the events. No one was forced to enter any competitions.
However, in the meeting we also agreed that if the person is able to give a valid reason, which includes the presentation of a medical slip (not a letter from the parents as this can be abused) or if the person has a last-minute important function to attend (with written notice from the parents) or if you are representing the school for external competitions, etc, the person will be excluded from the competition without any penalty incurred.
Q Can I still buy the PC t-shirt?
A Yes, of course. We will be getting our t-shirt by the first week of April. In fact, many have come up to me for the purchase of the t-shirt. Although this is just a club t-shirt, many bought because they want to show their support towards us. I thank those who have been very supportive of the Paramount Championship. Please keep the support coming as this is a great motivation for us to organise better competitions for you.
For your information, here are the sizes available: XXS, XS, S and M. We won't be having L and XL simply because they are just too big...I mean they are very big!! Fam Kai-Cong can easily fit into an 'S'. If your frame is not very big, XXS will be just nice for you. Many of our girls will be getting XXS anyway.
Labels: comments
5:12 PM
Special thanks to Tzer Thorng for taking the time off during the holidays to help us with the photo shoot. It was indeed a memorable 3-hr session spent in the Drama room. While waiting for the new banner to be done, here are some of the rejected photos (as we will not be using them for the banner) that I thought are worth sharing with you. I am so glad to be working with this batch of fun and easy-going young people.My heartiest thanks to Yun Xin and Yi Lin who always extend help whenever I need it. Thank you for doing the make-up for your juniors. And remember to come back for the finals and celebration dinner :)....cheersss....
Labels: Performance Club
4:53 PM
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
To our little girl, Jasmine...
We wish that you get well real soon. We need you to come back to be with us....
We all miss you!
Your beloved family....with love....
Labels: Personal
2:25 PM
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Dear all PC supporters,
We have just sent in our order to print 350 pcs of t-shirt, of which 300 will be sold at RM30/pcs. Here are the sizes and the number that we are printing:
XXS - 100 pcs (57 sold)
XS - 100 pcs (63 sold)
S - 80 pcs (43 sold)
M - 55 pcs (13 sold)
L - 10 pcs (2 sold)
XL - 5 pcs (1 sold)
I believe many of you are giving your heart and soul into winning the events that you join. Let this t-shirt be something that you wear to bring back those good memories of Paramount Championship, especially for our S5 students.
You may purchase the t-shirt from Victor Yip (5M), Shum Mun Yee & Wong Hui Xim (5A).
Thank you.
We have just sent in our order to print 350 pcs of t-shirt, of which 300 will be sold at RM30/pcs. Here are the sizes and the number that we are printing:
XXS - 100 pcs (57 sold)
XS - 100 pcs (63 sold)
S - 80 pcs (43 sold)
M - 55 pcs (13 sold)
L - 10 pcs (2 sold)
XL - 5 pcs (1 sold)
I believe many of you are giving your heart and soul into winning the events that you join. Let this t-shirt be something that you wear to bring back those good memories of Paramount Championship, especially for our S5 students.
You may purchase the t-shirt from Victor Yip (5M), Shum Mun Yee & Wong Hui Xim (5A).
Thank you.
9:52 AM
9:32 AM
9:26 AM
Monday, March 15, 2010
1:53 PM
Please be reminded of the deadlines of the following events:
MANDARIN ESSAY is due on the 31 March (Wednesday).
Submission of SONG WRITING competition is due on the 9 April (Friday).
You may want to start writing your Mandarin essay during this holidays, or start composing the song before the break is over....good luck!
MANDARIN ESSAY is due on the 31 March (Wednesday).
Submission of SONG WRITING competition is due on the 9 April (Friday).
You may want to start writing your Mandarin essay during this holidays, or start composing the song before the break is over....good luck!
Labels: Competitions
12:19 PM
Saturday, March 13, 2010
My marks are indicated in the brackets
Rank 1 - Yong Zheng Xi (82.2%)
Strength: You know how to play with your voice, your greatest asset. You looked confident on stage probably because you know you have a great voice. Yesterday Once More was a great song but I think you could choose a better song. Good dictions!
Weakness: You need to start the song more steadily. It was a bit shaky at first, I mean the first few words were out of pitch....you also need to feel the lyrics as I felt more of your nerves than the story that you wanted to tell.
Rank 2 - Eleena Rashidah Khalid (85.6%)
Strength: You have the greatest range. Your voice is powerful. You definitely know how to move about. Respect is not an easy song to sing. And I have noticed over the years that you like challenging songs.
Weakness: The audience could be annoyed with your high-pitched voice if you strain it too frequently. It was powerful and therefore, it should be used when necessary. Imagine this, if you abuse the use of fire, it harms more than it benefits. Got it? Moving too much would mean that you are either clueless of the lyrics or you are simply too nervous. Feel the song. I felt nothing from your singing yesterday. So, you still have a lot to improve on. Good luck!
Rank 3 - Rachel Ng Feng Yeng (78.9%)
Strength: You have good skills and sense of rhythm. Look comfortable on stage.
Weakness: Your high pitch sounded shaky and flat. The transition wasn't smooth. Your technique should be supported by your emotions, not the other way round. When you are singing a sad song, your emotions will direct your voice to express the right tone, and hence the audience will be able to feel the lyrics. Don't swallow your words.
Rank 4 - Andrew Seow (83.3%)
Strength: Wow...it was a stunning performance. I like your R&B style. The way you executed the song. You improved a lot from previous years.
Weakness: However, you didn't look comfortable and confident on stage. You mustn't let the audience, especially the judges see that. Hide it! Work with your body, your expressions and your inner feelings. Smile when you need to. You were so close to be on the top 3.
Rank 5 - Tunku Alysha (77.8%)
Strength: You looked confortable and stunning on stage. Your voice is sweet and it soothes the ears.
Weakness: Honestly, you were not my top 5 yesterday. Your song was too easy to sing which didn't allow you to show your vocal strength. The song was also too short, probably because you were trying to make it a 1.5-min performance. It was just a mediocre performance. I cannot be impressed by a still singer throughout the song unless you were Celine Dion!
Rank 6 - Mohammad Noor Aimii (78.9%)
Strength: You owned the stage yesterday. It was an entertaining performance especially after so many boring songs. I was attracted by your tone and your showmanship.
Weakness: Pitching was out. Stand By Me may sound easy but it requires a skillful singer to execute it well. You need to work on your pitching and breathing technique.
Rank 7 - Nur Athirah b Baran (86.7%)
Strength: I like your execution. You managed to bring out the correct feeling of the song. You also looked sexy (which suits the song) and confident on stage. Your attire definitely did help a bit with the overall impression, smart act! Good expressions and showmanship! You were able to connect to the audience.
Weakness: Like I mentioned before, you walked too much, unnecessarily. Sometimes, doing less is doing more. Well, by doing less I don't mean doing nothing! You only move when necessary.
Rank 8 - Fam Kai-Cong (76.7%)
Strength: It is definitely your confident level, although you depended a lot on your audience to give you the energy. You need to learn how to be independent because sometimes your audience might not be giving you what you want. You are well built, so you should know this is your asset. That gives you extra points on stage.
Weakness: I thought it was a great song but your decision to execute it the way you did was a failure. The song was spoilt. You shouldn't just stand behind the mics stand, you should start with the mics stand and then remove the mics during the chorus. Interact with the audience more. If you think it is silly, you will look silly. Preserve your voice for the next round as it sounded a bit rough yesterday.
Rank 9 - Teh Xin Er (81.1%)
Strength: I like your stage presence and showmanship. You know how to manage the stage, and your body. You looked confident and comfortable. Your tone is also nice.
Weakness: It is definitely the dictions. You need to practise more with your pronunciation. Your braces would also affect the way you open your mouth. Let It Be can be too big for you to handle. Your voice doesn't suit the song.
Rank 10 - Anatasha bt Mohd Fimz (81.1%)
Strength: Nice tone and voice. You have strong presence due to your pretty feature.
Weakness: But singing is not all about that! As Sri KDU students are mostly pretty and good looking, you need to equip yourself with other weapons to win the battle. Work on your stage presence. Don't sit there because you don't know what to do on stage. The judges are experienced enough to notice that.
Rank 11 - Arief Adley (73.3%)
Strength: You obviously didn't know that Fly Me To The Moon is the signature song for P&A Nite, and yes, you've chosen the right song for your voice. Thumbs up for that! Your voice is new to the judges, well at least to me. So, the challenge ahead of you will be to choose another right song for your voice.
Weakness: There is no connection between you and the audience at all. You looked very uncomfortable. I could feel that you were so uneasy with your own body. You didn't know where to place your arms, your movement was rigid. You practically won the judges with your voice. But again, like I said, voice is not the only criterion to be considered in the judging process. Where is your showmanship (25%)? Pay attention to your dictions too!
Rank 12 - Mah Li Ean (78.9%)
Strength: Good stage presence and showmanship! Everything is good.
Weakness: But that is not too good. This is because you still have to convert all the goods to better, or you will be stationary at that level. To be frank, your performance didn't stay in my memory for long. I've forgotten what you did unless I refer to what song you sang. Your song could be a bit slow; your expression could be a bit too boring...how do you make your performance stay in our heads?
Rank 13 - Mohammad Noor Aiman (75.6%)
Strength: Pleasant personality with a likeable performance. Good tone!
Weakness: And that's it! You have to work hard with your pitching, rhythmic sense and dictions. You sang the same song as Athirah, and thus the judges would compare. You were not enjoying the song. You should be more sexy and cheaky as though you were singing to the girl of your life! Your voice lacks the power needed to leave an impact on the audience. Work hard for the next round!
Rank 14 - Mohd Faris b Che Lodin (73.3%)
Strength: Good voice!
Weakness: I cannot recall seeing you sing in the past. Perhaps I missed that. Anyway, I have just addressed your problem. You are probably one of those who fails to make a long-lasting impression among the audience. What I am referring here is your performance. You have a great tone but with a slow number like Ain's No Sunshine When She's Gone, you needed more than just being slow. You practically didn't move from your mics stand....The slow tone can appear to be too draggy and hence boring. The emotions must come from deep within. Have you ever been dumped before? You will know what I mean if you have.
Rank 15 - Nur Alina Ali Noor (67.8%)
Strength: You must thank the composer of L-O-V-E. Great choice of song!
Weakness: An average performance, in all aspects. You didn't take the opportunity to give the audience your best even with such a great song. This song requires a lot of acting and expressions. It should be sung with the feeling as though you were at the top of the world! How would you feel when you found REAL LOVE (from your family, friends, and your lover)! Lots of work must be done if you want to stay in the top 12.
Rank 16 - Saw Mei Yi (76.7%)
Strength: Great tone and voice. Pretty face.
Weakness: Is that all? No. But too bad the rest of my comment will be in this section. With your voice, I thought you should end up in the top 10. But what has being a cheerleader and a dancer taught you about stage presence and performance? I saw nothing of that sort from you yesterday. You were very nervous. A very disappointing performance indeed. I know you can be a lot better than this because I have seen your best. I thought you would start the song slow, and would pick up during 'oh please say to me...' and then slow down again in the last verse. That would give a more colourful variation to your performance. Instead, the whole song was slow...slow...slow...died. You must thank Carlson for the good musical accompaniment.
Rank 17 - Mabel Leung (73.3%)
Strength: Great selection of song. The song is as cute as you, thus it suits you. You managed to leave an impact because of your designed choreography. Good job.
Weakness: However, your movement was still uneasy to look at. You didn't look comfortable, but I must say that you have improved from last year. And your smile was sincere but again it was not sincere....Well, I mean you didn't fake your smile so it was sincere; but then sometimes it wasn't the right moment to smile during the song so it didn't seem right. Please improve your dictions as well.
Rank 18 - Yasmin bt Mohd Fareed (72.2%)
Strength: You are one of the very experienced stage performers. You looked steady and confident.
Weakness: I Have A Dream was sung in a too gentle manner. It must be sung with more energy and joy. Everything else was too average. The physical and emotional expressions were lacking. Pitching was also out sometimes.
Rank 19 - Ryan Wong (71.1%)
Strength: You were very confident on stage.
Weakness: But you lacked the showmanship yesterday. Watch out the pitching when you hit the high notes. The low notes are also as important.
Rank 20 - Fam Shen Deng (73.3%)
Strength: I like the way you stress on the "s", but try reducing it a bit. Remember the do-less-is-do-more theory!? You were probably the only one who played the guitar well while at the same time didn't sing too wrongly.
Weakness: Anyway, you have to really work on your pitching! Imagine when you are playing the guitar, you have to press the string REAL hard otherwise what would the sound be like? Yes, you were not "pressing" hard enough, so your notes were floating! To sing well, one MUST listen! Listen to the music well. I suggest that you don't play any instrument in the next round as that will distract you from listening to the music and interacting with the audience.
Wow...that's tiring....both for me to write and for you to read!
Rank 1 - Yong Zheng Xi (82.2%)
Strength: You know how to play with your voice, your greatest asset. You looked confident on stage probably because you know you have a great voice. Yesterday Once More was a great song but I think you could choose a better song. Good dictions!
Weakness: You need to start the song more steadily. It was a bit shaky at first, I mean the first few words were out of pitch....you also need to feel the lyrics as I felt more of your nerves than the story that you wanted to tell.
Rank 2 - Eleena Rashidah Khalid (85.6%)
Strength: You have the greatest range. Your voice is powerful. You definitely know how to move about. Respect is not an easy song to sing. And I have noticed over the years that you like challenging songs.
Weakness: The audience could be annoyed with your high-pitched voice if you strain it too frequently. It was powerful and therefore, it should be used when necessary. Imagine this, if you abuse the use of fire, it harms more than it benefits. Got it? Moving too much would mean that you are either clueless of the lyrics or you are simply too nervous. Feel the song. I felt nothing from your singing yesterday. So, you still have a lot to improve on. Good luck!
Rank 3 - Rachel Ng Feng Yeng (78.9%)
Strength: You have good skills and sense of rhythm. Look comfortable on stage.
Weakness: Your high pitch sounded shaky and flat. The transition wasn't smooth. Your technique should be supported by your emotions, not the other way round. When you are singing a sad song, your emotions will direct your voice to express the right tone, and hence the audience will be able to feel the lyrics. Don't swallow your words.
Rank 4 - Andrew Seow (83.3%)
Strength: Wow...it was a stunning performance. I like your R&B style. The way you executed the song. You improved a lot from previous years.
Weakness: However, you didn't look comfortable and confident on stage. You mustn't let the audience, especially the judges see that. Hide it! Work with your body, your expressions and your inner feelings. Smile when you need to. You were so close to be on the top 3.
Rank 5 - Tunku Alysha (77.8%)
Strength: You looked confortable and stunning on stage. Your voice is sweet and it soothes the ears.
Weakness: Honestly, you were not my top 5 yesterday. Your song was too easy to sing which didn't allow you to show your vocal strength. The song was also too short, probably because you were trying to make it a 1.5-min performance. It was just a mediocre performance. I cannot be impressed by a still singer throughout the song unless you were Celine Dion!
Rank 6 - Mohammad Noor Aimii (78.9%)
Strength: You owned the stage yesterday. It was an entertaining performance especially after so many boring songs. I was attracted by your tone and your showmanship.
Weakness: Pitching was out. Stand By Me may sound easy but it requires a skillful singer to execute it well. You need to work on your pitching and breathing technique.
Rank 7 - Nur Athirah b Baran (86.7%)
Strength: I like your execution. You managed to bring out the correct feeling of the song. You also looked sexy (which suits the song) and confident on stage. Your attire definitely did help a bit with the overall impression, smart act! Good expressions and showmanship! You were able to connect to the audience.
Weakness: Like I mentioned before, you walked too much, unnecessarily. Sometimes, doing less is doing more. Well, by doing less I don't mean doing nothing! You only move when necessary.
Rank 8 - Fam Kai-Cong (76.7%)
Strength: It is definitely your confident level, although you depended a lot on your audience to give you the energy. You need to learn how to be independent because sometimes your audience might not be giving you what you want. You are well built, so you should know this is your asset. That gives you extra points on stage.
Weakness: I thought it was a great song but your decision to execute it the way you did was a failure. The song was spoilt. You shouldn't just stand behind the mics stand, you should start with the mics stand and then remove the mics during the chorus. Interact with the audience more. If you think it is silly, you will look silly. Preserve your voice for the next round as it sounded a bit rough yesterday.
Rank 9 - Teh Xin Er (81.1%)
Strength: I like your stage presence and showmanship. You know how to manage the stage, and your body. You looked confident and comfortable. Your tone is also nice.
Weakness: It is definitely the dictions. You need to practise more with your pronunciation. Your braces would also affect the way you open your mouth. Let It Be can be too big for you to handle. Your voice doesn't suit the song.
Rank 10 - Anatasha bt Mohd Fimz (81.1%)
Strength: Nice tone and voice. You have strong presence due to your pretty feature.
Weakness: But singing is not all about that! As Sri KDU students are mostly pretty and good looking, you need to equip yourself with other weapons to win the battle. Work on your stage presence. Don't sit there because you don't know what to do on stage. The judges are experienced enough to notice that.
Rank 11 - Arief Adley (73.3%)
Strength: You obviously didn't know that Fly Me To The Moon is the signature song for P&A Nite, and yes, you've chosen the right song for your voice. Thumbs up for that! Your voice is new to the judges, well at least to me. So, the challenge ahead of you will be to choose another right song for your voice.
Weakness: There is no connection between you and the audience at all. You looked very uncomfortable. I could feel that you were so uneasy with your own body. You didn't know where to place your arms, your movement was rigid. You practically won the judges with your voice. But again, like I said, voice is not the only criterion to be considered in the judging process. Where is your showmanship (25%)? Pay attention to your dictions too!
Rank 12 - Mah Li Ean (78.9%)
Strength: Good stage presence and showmanship! Everything is good.
Weakness: But that is not too good. This is because you still have to convert all the goods to better, or you will be stationary at that level. To be frank, your performance didn't stay in my memory for long. I've forgotten what you did unless I refer to what song you sang. Your song could be a bit slow; your expression could be a bit too boring...how do you make your performance stay in our heads?
Rank 13 - Mohammad Noor Aiman (75.6%)
Strength: Pleasant personality with a likeable performance. Good tone!
Weakness: And that's it! You have to work hard with your pitching, rhythmic sense and dictions. You sang the same song as Athirah, and thus the judges would compare. You were not enjoying the song. You should be more sexy and cheaky as though you were singing to the girl of your life! Your voice lacks the power needed to leave an impact on the audience. Work hard for the next round!
Rank 14 - Mohd Faris b Che Lodin (73.3%)
Strength: Good voice!
Weakness: I cannot recall seeing you sing in the past. Perhaps I missed that. Anyway, I have just addressed your problem. You are probably one of those who fails to make a long-lasting impression among the audience. What I am referring here is your performance. You have a great tone but with a slow number like Ain's No Sunshine When She's Gone, you needed more than just being slow. You practically didn't move from your mics stand....The slow tone can appear to be too draggy and hence boring. The emotions must come from deep within. Have you ever been dumped before? You will know what I mean if you have.
Rank 15 - Nur Alina Ali Noor (67.8%)
Strength: You must thank the composer of L-O-V-E. Great choice of song!
Weakness: An average performance, in all aspects. You didn't take the opportunity to give the audience your best even with such a great song. This song requires a lot of acting and expressions. It should be sung with the feeling as though you were at the top of the world! How would you feel when you found REAL LOVE (from your family, friends, and your lover)! Lots of work must be done if you want to stay in the top 12.
Rank 16 - Saw Mei Yi (76.7%)
Strength: Great tone and voice. Pretty face.
Weakness: Is that all? No. But too bad the rest of my comment will be in this section. With your voice, I thought you should end up in the top 10. But what has being a cheerleader and a dancer taught you about stage presence and performance? I saw nothing of that sort from you yesterday. You were very nervous. A very disappointing performance indeed. I know you can be a lot better than this because I have seen your best. I thought you would start the song slow, and would pick up during 'oh please say to me...' and then slow down again in the last verse. That would give a more colourful variation to your performance. Instead, the whole song was slow...slow...slow...died. You must thank Carlson for the good musical accompaniment.
Rank 17 - Mabel Leung (73.3%)
Strength: Great selection of song. The song is as cute as you, thus it suits you. You managed to leave an impact because of your designed choreography. Good job.
Weakness: However, your movement was still uneasy to look at. You didn't look comfortable, but I must say that you have improved from last year. And your smile was sincere but again it was not sincere....Well, I mean you didn't fake your smile so it was sincere; but then sometimes it wasn't the right moment to smile during the song so it didn't seem right. Please improve your dictions as well.
Rank 18 - Yasmin bt Mohd Fareed (72.2%)
Strength: You are one of the very experienced stage performers. You looked steady and confident.
Weakness: I Have A Dream was sung in a too gentle manner. It must be sung with more energy and joy. Everything else was too average. The physical and emotional expressions were lacking. Pitching was also out sometimes.
Rank 19 - Ryan Wong (71.1%)
Strength: You were very confident on stage.
Weakness: But you lacked the showmanship yesterday. Watch out the pitching when you hit the high notes. The low notes are also as important.
Rank 20 - Fam Shen Deng (73.3%)
Strength: I like the way you stress on the "s", but try reducing it a bit. Remember the do-less-is-do-more theory!? You were probably the only one who played the guitar well while at the same time didn't sing too wrongly.
Weakness: Anyway, you have to really work on your pitching! Imagine when you are playing the guitar, you have to press the string REAL hard otherwise what would the sound be like? Yes, you were not "pressing" hard enough, so your notes were floating! To sing well, one MUST listen! Listen to the music well. I suggest that you don't play any instrument in the next round as that will distract you from listening to the music and interacting with the audience.
Wow...that's tiring....both for me to write and for you to read!
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1:48 PM
List of fixed songs:
01 3
02 Evacuate The Dance Floor
03 Bleeding Love
04 Summerlove
05 Lovestoned
06 I Got A Bottle
07 Maneater
08 Lose Control
09 Candyman
10 Morning After Dark
Category A
01 2J Celine Teh Sze Wing (01)
02 3W Thung Wai Hoe (10)
03 3A Siti Nur Alia (07)
04 3D Michelle Khor Mei Ching (02)
05 1A Melati Enida H. Pahamin (02)
06 2R Rasyman B Mohd Rafie (05)
07 2C Lim Rui Xing (03)
08 2N(a) Shea Chew Shen Ren (08)
09 1N Alicia Nicola Wong Tsian Yi (02)
10 2N(b) Nicole Ow Yuen Yan (10)
11 2M See Sien Wei (03)
12 2G Yee Jia Lun (03)
13 3G Tan Ying Xi (05)
14 2E Chia Sze Ling (01)
Only 5 teams will be shortlisted to enter the Finals.
Category B
01 5E Ng Wei Meng (01)
02 5N Arya Samudra (04)
03 5J Nicole Chen Wen Ni (06)
04 4C(b) Nickson Lai Wai Yuen (04)
05 5C Jaycee Sim Kah Hui (08)
06 5W Goh Lih Seng (05)
07 4W Betty Lim Soo Ying (02)
08 5M Fam Kai-Cong (03)
09 4C(a) Chooi Pai Her (08)
10 4M Lisa Phoon Lynn Xin (08)
11 4D Sarah Nadira b Mohd Yuzaidi (08)
12 4A Tee May Kee (10)
13 4G Ili Mastura (09)
14 4N(a) Sara Melissa Mustaffa (08)
15 4N(b) Julian Ng Keat Shen (06)
16 5D Johann b Razali (03)
17 4E Michelle Lum Sze Ming (10)
10 teams will be shortlisted to enter the Semi-finals (Storyline).
01 3
02 Evacuate The Dance Floor
03 Bleeding Love
04 Summerlove
05 Lovestoned
06 I Got A Bottle
07 Maneater
08 Lose Control
09 Candyman
10 Morning After Dark
Category A
01 2J Celine Teh Sze Wing (01)
02 3W Thung Wai Hoe (10)
03 3A Siti Nur Alia (07)
04 3D Michelle Khor Mei Ching (02)
05 1A Melati Enida H. Pahamin (02)
06 2R Rasyman B Mohd Rafie (05)
07 2C Lim Rui Xing (03)
08 2N(a) Shea Chew Shen Ren (08)
09 1N Alicia Nicola Wong Tsian Yi (02)
10 2N(b) Nicole Ow Yuen Yan (10)
11 2M See Sien Wei (03)
12 2G Yee Jia Lun (03)
13 3G Tan Ying Xi (05)
14 2E Chia Sze Ling (01)
Only 5 teams will be shortlisted to enter the Finals.
Category B
01 5E Ng Wei Meng (01)
02 5N Arya Samudra (04)
03 5J Nicole Chen Wen Ni (06)
04 4C(b) Nickson Lai Wai Yuen (04)
05 5C Jaycee Sim Kah Hui (08)
06 5W Goh Lih Seng (05)
07 4W Betty Lim Soo Ying (02)
08 5M Fam Kai-Cong (03)
09 4C(a) Chooi Pai Her (08)
10 4M Lisa Phoon Lynn Xin (08)
11 4D Sarah Nadira b Mohd Yuzaidi (08)
12 4A Tee May Kee (10)
13 4G Ili Mastura (09)
14 4N(a) Sara Melissa Mustaffa (08)
15 4N(b) Julian Ng Keat Shen (06)
16 5D Johann b Razali (03)
17 4E Michelle Lum Sze Ming (10)
10 teams will be shortlisted to enter the Semi-finals (Storyline).
1:30 PM
24 March (Wednesday) 4-6pm Special Classroom 1 Category A - Boys
25 March (Thursday) 4-6pm Special Classroom 1 Category A & B - Girls
31 March (Wednesday) 4-6pm Special Classroom 1 Category B - Boys
01 April (Thursday) 4-6pm Special Classroom 1 Category A & B - Girls & Boys
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1:18 PM
24 March (星期三)
3:50-4:30pm 高中组初赛 (B1) 地点: 5J
5R (正)：政府应立法强制子女奉养父母
5D (反)：政府不应立法强制子女奉养父母
3:50-4:30pm 高中组初赛 (B2) 地点: 4E
4M (正)：政府应立法强制子女奉养父母
4A (反)：政府不应立法强制子女奉养父母
3:50-4:30pm 高中组初赛 (B3) 地点: 4A
4C (正)：政府应立法强制子女奉养父母
5M (反)：政府不应立法强制子女奉养父母
25 March (星期四)
3:50-4:30pm 初中组复赛 (A11) 地点: 5J
2E (正)：青少年的思想早熟利多于弊
2R (反)：青少年的思想早熟弊多于利 (曾启哲)
3:50-4:30pm 初中组复赛 (A12) 地点: 4E
2J (正)：青少年的思想早熟利多于弊
3W (反)：青少年的思想早熟弊多于利
3:50-4:30pm 初中组复赛 (A13) 地点: 4A
2C (正)：青少年的思想早熟利多于弊
2M (反)：青少年的思想早熟弊多于利
3:50-4:30pm 初中组复赛 (A14) 地点: 4C
2R (正)：青少年的思想早熟利多于弊 (郑可儿)
3G (反)：青少年的思想早熟弊多于利
3:50-4:30pm 初中组复赛 (A15) 地点: 4M
3A (正)：青少年的思想早熟利多于弊
2N (反)：青少年的思想早熟弊多于利
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12:57 PM
Friday, March 12, 2010
Here are the top 20 for the English Solo Singing competition (Category B):
1 Yong Zheng Xi (80.5%)
2 Eleena Rashidah Khalid (79.8%)
3 Rachel Ng Feng Yeng (79.5%)
4 Andrew Seow (78.3%)
4 Tunku Alysha (78.3%)
6 Mohammad Noor Aimii (77.8%)
7 Nur Athirah bt Baran (77.7%)
8 Fam Kai-Cong (76.5%)
9 Teh Xin Er (76.3%)
10 Anatasha bt Mohd Fimz (75.8%)
11 Arief Adley (75.2%)
11 Mah Li Ean (75.2%)
13 Mohammad Noor Aiman (73.7%)
14 Mohd. Faris b Che Lodin (73.5%)
15 Nur Alina Ali Noor (73.3%)
16 Saw Mei Yi (73.0%)
17 Mabel Leung (70.2%)
18 Yasmin bt Mohd Fareed (69.7%)
19 Ryan Wong (69.5%)
20 Fam Shen Deng (68.8%)
Congratulations to all qualifiers!
My comments are very similar to those for the Category A finalists. As you guys are more experienced on stage than the young ones, you should know what to do to get higher points.
Generally, you guys will not be having much problems in pitching and rhythm. So, that is not a major concern for all of you as long as your songs do not require you to sing for 3 octaves!!! What makes a real difference is how you sing the songs. Here, I mean your expression vocally and physically. Is your tone interesting to be listening to? Are you just singing for the sake of singing? Are you feeling the songs you are singing?
Next, here comes showmanship....there are good showmanships and bad showmanships. If you are moving constantly on stage regardless of whether you need to move or not, that is bad showmanship! If you don't move at all or sit still or stand still, that is also bad showmanship! If you move with the music and feel the lyrics with the correct expression, to me, that is good showmanship. So, don't fake your expression. It doesn't help much in getting good marks.
Although most of you speak good English, your diction in singing has to be improved. Don't eat the words. Finish it by stressing to the last syllables. If you need to emphasise the k or the n, you have no choice.
I expect to see all these to be improved in the next round with songs in the 80s! Good luck as only 12 of you will be shortlisted to the semi-finals.
1 Yong Zheng Xi (80.5%)
2 Eleena Rashidah Khalid (79.8%)
3 Rachel Ng Feng Yeng (79.5%)
4 Andrew Seow (78.3%)
4 Tunku Alysha (78.3%)
6 Mohammad Noor Aimii (77.8%)
7 Nur Athirah bt Baran (77.7%)
8 Fam Kai-Cong (76.5%)
9 Teh Xin Er (76.3%)
10 Anatasha bt Mohd Fimz (75.8%)
11 Arief Adley (75.2%)
11 Mah Li Ean (75.2%)
13 Mohammad Noor Aiman (73.7%)
14 Mohd. Faris b Che Lodin (73.5%)
15 Nur Alina Ali Noor (73.3%)
16 Saw Mei Yi (73.0%)
17 Mabel Leung (70.2%)
18 Yasmin bt Mohd Fareed (69.7%)
19 Ryan Wong (69.5%)
20 Fam Shen Deng (68.8%)
Congratulations to all qualifiers!
My comments are very similar to those for the Category A finalists. As you guys are more experienced on stage than the young ones, you should know what to do to get higher points.
Generally, you guys will not be having much problems in pitching and rhythm. So, that is not a major concern for all of you as long as your songs do not require you to sing for 3 octaves!!! What makes a real difference is how you sing the songs. Here, I mean your expression vocally and physically. Is your tone interesting to be listening to? Are you just singing for the sake of singing? Are you feeling the songs you are singing?
Next, here comes showmanship....there are good showmanships and bad showmanships. If you are moving constantly on stage regardless of whether you need to move or not, that is bad showmanship! If you don't move at all or sit still or stand still, that is also bad showmanship! If you move with the music and feel the lyrics with the correct expression, to me, that is good showmanship. So, don't fake your expression. It doesn't help much in getting good marks.
Although most of you speak good English, your diction in singing has to be improved. Don't eat the words. Finish it by stressing to the last syllables. If you need to emphasise the k or the n, you have no choice.
I expect to see all these to be improved in the next round with songs in the 80s! Good luck as only 12 of you will be shortlisted to the semi-finals.
5:39 PM
The top 15 English Solo Singers (Category A) are:
1 Sophia Liew Yii Lin (83.5%)
2 Suraj D. Bhogkaran (79.0%)
3 Yau Yen Hui (78.3%)
4 Joanna Tan Hui Jean (78.0%)
5 Crystal Koo (77.7%)
6 Teh Ke Er (76.2%)
7 Low Wei Ze (75.7%)
8 Prishaa a/p R. Ellagovan (75.5%)
9 Razlan Ashwyn (73.0%)
10 Nur Addin Arif (72.0%)
10 Lim Jodi (72.0%)
12 Dickson Tan Seng Fang (71.8%)
13 Lee Ee Gene (70.2%)
14 Tan Qian Ning (69.8%)
14 Nur Syahirah Khairuddin (69.8%)
Congratulations!
1 Sophia Liew Yii Lin (83.5%)
2 Suraj D. Bhogkaran (79.0%)
3 Yau Yen Hui (78.3%)
4 Joanna Tan Hui Jean (78.0%)
5 Crystal Koo (77.7%)
6 Teh Ke Er (76.2%)
7 Low Wei Ze (75.7%)
8 Prishaa a/p R. Ellagovan (75.5%)
9 Razlan Ashwyn (73.0%)
10 Nur Addin Arif (72.0%)
10 Lim Jodi (72.0%)
12 Dickson Tan Seng Fang (71.8%)
13 Lee Ee Gene (70.2%)
14 Tan Qian Ning (69.8%)
14 Nur Syahirah Khairuddin (69.8%)
Congratulations!
For those of you who didn't get into the next round, thank you for taking part. If there was one thing that went wrong, it was because you didn't prepare yourselves well enough this year. I never like the idea of playing an instrument while you are singing. We are not professional singers. Therefore, we need backup from the minus-1. Try again next year!
For the qualifiers, please prepare your next song (the 90s) well as the competition is getting stiffer. We are only selecting 5 of you to enter the finals! Don't worry about the ranking now, I have seen people overtaking from the bottom before. Practise makes perfect. Good luck!
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5:18 PM
4:57 PM
24 Calligraphy
Category A (中楷)
Gold – 陈倩莹 Tan Qian Ying (3D)
Silver – 陈咏仪Yap Yu Xin (1C)
Bronze – 郑可儿Teh Ke Er (2R)
Silver – 陈咏仪Yap Yu Xin (1C)
Bronze – 郑可儿Teh Ke Er (2R)
Category A (硬笔书法)
Gold – 邓炜栎 Jessica Tung Wei Li (2M)
Silver – 甘家铭 Joshua Kam (3E)
Bronze – 戴诗女意 Tey Sze Yee (2C)
Silver – 甘家铭 Joshua Kam (3E)
Bronze – 戴诗女意 Tey Sze Yee (2C)
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12:51 PM
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Category A - 初中
正：学生纪律主要靠自律
反：学生纪律主要靠他律
正：课外活动应注重培养个人能力
反：课外活动应注重培养团体精神
Category B - 高中
正：政府应立法强制子女奉养父母
反：政府不应立法强制子女奉养父母
1:32 PM
Due to unforseen circumstances, the hall will be used for the IB Charity Dinner Concert on the 30 April. Therefore, we will have to postpone the Band competition to Saturday, 1 May 2010. The competition is scheduled to start at 9.30 a.m. Please mark it in your calendar.
Let's ROCK it on Labour Day!
Let's ROCK it on Labour Day!
Labels: Competitions
1:19 PM
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
As I was making my rounds during the debate, perbahasan and mandarin debate competitions this afternoon, I was so touched by the presence of a few of our ex-students, or I should call them members of the Alumni, who came to help out in the judging process. Well, I am not going to mention names as I would have missed some of you. Thank you so much for coming back to help us out! Well, you guys obviously did make a difference as I would prefer to have you than having only one teacher to judge an event.
Sitting in one of the rooms watching the competition, I did enjoyed it. Perhaps they could be more prepared next time! It was funny as they made small mistakes here and there. Language is something that we have to practise everyday, whether in writing, reading or speaking. If we don't, the consequence would be what I saw at the competitions today!
I also noticed many of the juniors were doing their job for the sake of doing. I don't think the majority of them know the real reason why they were assigned to handle the events. I don't think many of them enjoy doing what are doing. They were not listening. As they were given some text to read out as the master of ceremony, they were just reading out the text like a robot. Some were playing with the handphones, some were talking among themselves while the debators were busy speaking.....if you don't learn from this tedious process of organising the PC events this year, you will not be able to equip yourselves with the relevant knowledge and skills to handle it next year....what more the P&A end of this year? I am worried....
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8:04 PM
2:35 PM
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Category A (挥春)
Gold – 叶昱欣 Yap Yu Xin (1C)
Silver – 陈倩莹 Tan Qian Ying (3D)
Bronze – 卓仪晴 Tock Yikeng, Carol (1N)
Category A (对联)
Gold – 张凯莉 Chong Kai-Li, Tiffany (1R) Gold – 郑可儿 Teh Ke Er (2R)
Bronze – 陈倩莹 Tan Qian Ying (3D)
Bronze – 陈倩莹 Tan Qian Ying (3D)
Category B (挥春)
Gold – Lim Wei Jie (IB)
Silver – Tai Lin Xiang (4A)
Bronze – Saw Ee Vein (4E)
Silver – Tai Lin Xiang (4A)
Bronze – Saw Ee Vein (4E)
Category B (对联)
Gold – Lim Wei Jie (IB)
Silver – Tai Lin Xiang (4A)
Bronze – Ng Jie Tson (5C)
Silver – Tai Lin Xiang (4A)
Bronze – Ng Jie Tson (5C)
Labels: Competitions
7:08 PM
Both Ms. Bong and Ms. Lydia extended their thanks to the crew handling the Calligraphy competition and Debate competition today!
I am happy.
Well done!
I am happy.
Well done!
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6:16 PM
The fantastic 4, Wan Shin, Erica, Hui Xian and Wai Kit....they were really very helpful and a responsible and capable group.
The 07/08 batch and the 08/09 batch...two generations!
We managed to organise this gathering when our ex-Vice President, Jonathanwas back from Australia. Oh....I miss this batch so much.....
The hot babe Mae Yeen, the sound man Shum, the ex-president Joyee and public speaker Erica....
The three outstanding girls in the 08/09 batch,
The three outstanding girls in the 08/09 batch, Yun Xin, Yi Lin and Stephanie..
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5:27 PM
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5:09 PM
Dear all my children of the PC family,
It has been already 6 years since I started with the PC family culture at Sri KDU. There is nothing to be proud of but I take pride in having so many students, all of you if you know that I am speaking to, to help me run the Paramount Championship for the past years... :)
I know I must have been very demanding and unreasonable at times, or all the time, but deep down, you don't know how much I appreciate your effort and commitment. Teachers have asked me why these students are so committed in helping me? I don't have an answer to that, but I know deep inside, we have built a bond, a strong bond in the course of organising this signature event of Sri KDU. A bond that is not easily formed but at the same time, not easily broken either. I know many of you would be thinking that I would still remember the past, the things that you did wrong, and that you must have offended me in some ways. Let me tell you all, this is never the case with my PC children. You have disappointed me, may be, but I would forget very easily. We might not click so strongly compared to the others, but we must appreciate each other especially after all that we have been through together! :)
You will always be in my mind...if you keep in touch, because this old brain is very forgetful. So, if you think you still want to offer help to the PC family, please do. You are always welcome. I feel sad when I discovered that some of you are drifting apart from the family. As you know, I am not the kind of person who will beg you to stay, but deep down, I feel sad, never mad, because you were hand-picked by me personally among all those who applied. You went through the thick and thin with me. I am sure you still remember the days when we messed up the events on stage. I am sure you still remember the time when you were screamed at because you forgot to pull the mics stand in. And I am sure you still remember losing face in public because you mis-calculated the marks for an event. But do you still remember the time when the others envied you because you are part of the PC family? Do you still remember the time when we went out makan? I hope we remember all the goods and bads that had happened and treasure the memory that has left behind. And I hope to see all of you again.........one day.
With love,
FADA
It has been already 6 years since I started with the PC family culture at Sri KDU. There is nothing to be proud of but I take pride in having so many students, all of you if you know that I am speaking to, to help me run the Paramount Championship for the past years... :)
I know I must have been very demanding and unreasonable at times, or all the time, but deep down, you don't know how much I appreciate your effort and commitment. Teachers have asked me why these students are so committed in helping me? I don't have an answer to that, but I know deep inside, we have built a bond, a strong bond in the course of organising this signature event of Sri KDU. A bond that is not easily formed but at the same time, not easily broken either. I know many of you would be thinking that I would still remember the past, the things that you did wrong, and that you must have offended me in some ways. Let me tell you all, this is never the case with my PC children. You have disappointed me, may be, but I would forget very easily. We might not click so strongly compared to the others, but we must appreciate each other especially after all that we have been through together! :)
You will always be in my mind...if you keep in touch, because this old brain is very forgetful. So, if you think you still want to offer help to the PC family, please do. You are always welcome. I feel sad when I discovered that some of you are drifting apart from the family. As you know, I am not the kind of person who will beg you to stay, but deep down, I feel sad, never mad, because you were hand-picked by me personally among all those who applied. You went through the thick and thin with me. I am sure you still remember the days when we messed up the events on stage. I am sure you still remember the time when you were screamed at because you forgot to pull the mics stand in. And I am sure you still remember losing face in public because you mis-calculated the marks for an event. But do you still remember the time when the others envied you because you are part of the PC family? Do you still remember the time when we went out makan? I hope we remember all the goods and bads that had happened and treasure the memory that has left behind. And I hope to see all of you again.........one day.
With love,
FADA
2:19 PM
Monday, March 8, 2010
Special Awards (Category A)
Best Speaker: Victor Yip Xiu Hong (3A)
Pembahas Terbaik: Tan Ian (2E)
Best Speaker (Mandarin): Amaris Loo Yi Qing (2E)
Best Supporting Role: Casper Chia Kye Chuen (3C)
Best Actor: Razlan Ashwyn Arif Richard Azlan (1N)
Best Actress: Yeoh Eening (3R)
Best Team Spirit: 3 Dickens – Band
Best Drummer: Haris Abdul Halim (3D)
Best Guitarist: Casper Chia Kye Chuen (3C)
Best Dancer: Aliesha Nadira Binti Safirul Azli (2N)
Best Vocal: Crystal Khoo (1W)
Best Performer: Chia Chien Teng (2W) - 4 Golds, 2 Silvers, 1 Bronze
Champion Class:
(i) 3 ARISTOTLE (7G, 2S, 4B)
(ii) 3 Dickens (5G, 4S, 1B)
(iii) 2 Wordsworth (4G, 2S, 2B)
Special Awards (Category B)
Best Speaker: Jonathan Mah Koon Chung (IB2)
Pembahas Terbaik: Wong Hui Xian (5D)
Best Speaker (Mandarin): Ng Siang Han (IB2)
Best Supporting Role: Lucas Chen Wen Ru (5E )
Best Actor: Mohammad Faez B Abdul Rahman (5E)
Best Team Spirit: 5 Wordsworth – Band
Best Drummer: Aleena Radhirah Binti Mohamad Khadar (5A)
Best Guitarist: Nik Irfan Bin Nik Izani (5E)
Best Dancer: Chan Pui Yi (5A)
Best Vocal: Nik Irfan Bin Nik Izani (5E)
Best Performer: Nik Irfan Bin Nik Izani (5E) - 5 Golds
Champion Class:
(i) 5 DICKENS (6G, 5S, 9B)
(ii) 5 Edison (6G, 1S, 2B)
(iii) 4 Dickens (4G, 6S, 2B)
Best Speaker: Victor Yip Xiu Hong (3A)
Pembahas Terbaik: Tan Ian (2E)
Best Speaker (Mandarin): Amaris Loo Yi Qing (2E)
Best Supporting Role: Casper Chia Kye Chuen (3C)
Best Actor: Razlan Ashwyn Arif Richard Azlan (1N)
Best Actress: Yeoh Eening (3R)
Best Team Spirit: 3 Dickens – Band
Best Drummer: Haris Abdul Halim (3D)
Best Guitarist: Casper Chia Kye Chuen (3C)
Best Dancer: Aliesha Nadira Binti Safirul Azli (2N)
Best Vocal: Crystal Khoo (1W)
Best Performer: Chia Chien Teng (2W) - 4 Golds, 2 Silvers, 1 Bronze
Champion Class:
(i) 3 ARISTOTLE (7G, 2S, 4B)
(ii) 3 Dickens (5G, 4S, 1B)
(iii) 2 Wordsworth (4G, 2S, 2B)
Special Awards (Category B)
Best Speaker: Jonathan Mah Koon Chung (IB2)
Pembahas Terbaik: Wong Hui Xian (5D)
Best Speaker (Mandarin): Ng Siang Han (IB2)
Best Supporting Role: Lucas Chen Wen Ru (5E )
Best Actor: Mohammad Faez B Abdul Rahman (5E)
Best Team Spirit: 5 Wordsworth – Band
Best Drummer: Aleena Radhirah Binti Mohamad Khadar (5A)
Best Guitarist: Nik Irfan Bin Nik Izani (5E)
Best Dancer: Chan Pui Yi (5A)
Best Vocal: Nik Irfan Bin Nik Izani (5E)
Best Performer: Nik Irfan Bin Nik Izani (5E) - 5 Golds
Champion Class:
(i) 5 DICKENS (6G, 5S, 9B)
(ii) 5 Edison (6G, 1S, 2B)
(iii) 4 Dickens (4G, 6S, 2B)
5:22 PM
Special Award (Category A)
Best Speaker: Tan Ian (3E)
Pembahas Terbaik: Chia Chien Teng (3W)
Best Speaker (Mandarin): Yeo Pei Jia (3E)
Best Supporting Role: Tan Ian (3E)
Best Actress: Low Wen Wen (3R)
Best Actor: Collin Looh Zin Howe (3E)
Best Creativity: Skit (Gold) – (3E)
Best Team Spirit: Band- Razlan Ashwyn Arif bin Richard Azland (2N)
Best Showmanship: Razlan Ashwyn Arif bin Richard Azland (2N)
Best Dancer: Aliesha Nadira Safirul Azli (3N)
Best Drummer: Tengku Ezran bin Tengku Ardy (2M)
Best Guitarist: Brian Chu Chien Han (3N)
Best Vocal: Joanna Tan Hui Jean (1M)
Best Performer: Tan Ian (3E) – 5 Gold, 1 Silver
Champion Class:
(i) 3 Edison – 6 Gold, 5 Silver, 3 Bronze
(ii) 3 Newton – 4 Gold, 6 Silver, 6 Bronze
(iii) 2 Newton – 3 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze
Special Award (Category B)
Best Speaker: Kristina Teow Sue Zheng (4M)
Pembahas Terbaik: Tan Sher Ee (5D)
Best Speaker (Mandarin): Yvonne Lim Xin Yee (4C)
Best Supporting Role: Kareem Mohammad Fareed (5A)
Best Actress: Shahirah Bahari binti Shamsul Bahari (5W)
Best Actor: Akram Faizal bin Abdul Fahmi (5A)
Best Creativity: Short Film (Gold - 4M)
Best Team Spirit: Modern Dancing (5D)
Best Showmanship: Aimran Alif bin Mohamad Abdul Halim (IB5)
Best Dancer: See Joon Yang (5D)
Best Drummer: Haris bin Abdul Halim (4D)
Best Guitarist: Casper Chia Kye Chuen (4W)
Best Vocal: Ken Cheah Su Yang (5D)
Best Performer: Ken Cheah Su Yang (5D) – 4 Gold, 1 Silver
Champion Class:
(i) 5 Dickens – 12 Gold, 9 Silver, 8 Bronze
(ii) 4 Aristotle – 4 Gold, 2 Silver, 2 Bronze
(iii) 4 Mozart – 3 Gold, 7 Silver, 4 Bronze
Best Speaker: Tan Ian (3E)
Pembahas Terbaik: Chia Chien Teng (3W)
Best Speaker (Mandarin): Yeo Pei Jia (3E)
Best Supporting Role: Tan Ian (3E)
Best Actress: Low Wen Wen (3R)
Best Actor: Collin Looh Zin Howe (3E)
Best Creativity: Skit (Gold) – (3E)
Best Team Spirit: Band- Razlan Ashwyn Arif bin Richard Azland (2N)
Best Showmanship: Razlan Ashwyn Arif bin Richard Azland (2N)
Best Dancer: Aliesha Nadira Safirul Azli (3N)
Best Drummer: Tengku Ezran bin Tengku Ardy (2M)
Best Guitarist: Brian Chu Chien Han (3N)
Best Vocal: Joanna Tan Hui Jean (1M)
Best Performer: Tan Ian (3E) – 5 Gold, 1 Silver
Champion Class:
(i) 3 Edison – 6 Gold, 5 Silver, 3 Bronze
(ii) 3 Newton – 4 Gold, 6 Silver, 6 Bronze
(iii) 2 Newton – 3 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze
Special Award (Category B)
Best Speaker: Kristina Teow Sue Zheng (4M)
Pembahas Terbaik: Tan Sher Ee (5D)
Best Speaker (Mandarin): Yvonne Lim Xin Yee (4C)
Best Supporting Role: Kareem Mohammad Fareed (5A)
Best Actress: Shahirah Bahari binti Shamsul Bahari (5W)
Best Actor: Akram Faizal bin Abdul Fahmi (5A)
Best Creativity: Short Film (Gold - 4M)
Best Team Spirit: Modern Dancing (5D)
Best Showmanship: Aimran Alif bin Mohamad Abdul Halim (IB5)
Best Dancer: See Joon Yang (5D)
Best Drummer: Haris bin Abdul Halim (4D)
Best Guitarist: Casper Chia Kye Chuen (4W)
Best Vocal: Ken Cheah Su Yang (5D)
Best Performer: Ken Cheah Su Yang (5D) – 4 Gold, 1 Silver
Champion Class:
(i) 5 Dickens – 12 Gold, 9 Silver, 8 Bronze
(ii) 4 Aristotle – 4 Gold, 2 Silver, 2 Bronze
(iii) 4 Mozart – 3 Gold, 7 Silver, 4 Bronze
Labels: Competitions
5:17 PM
4:56 PM
Saturday, March 6, 2010
It's time for me to observe this new batch of juniors - a total of 76 of them. Who will be our next President and his/her office bearers?
In the previous meeting with my juniors, I tried to prepare them for the worst. We, members of the PC family are all silent workers. We often let the performers take the limelight, while we take the blame in time of troubles. We have to arrive early to set up and stay back late to clean up; we eat last, or sometimes eat none. We face challenges everyday, and must survive the harst battles to be better than before.
To be qualified in the top 12 (as we are only looking for 12 committee this year), you MUST have (a) team-spirit (b) common sense/artistic sense (c) high commitment. But to be the next president, one must refer to the best qualities poccessed by our ex-presidents.
2005 Fam Li-Ying (Considerate, role model, committed)
2006 Melody Chong (Sharp, planner, initiative)
2007 Ng Joyee (Loyal, reliable, committed)
2008 Stephanie Cheng (Responsible, likeable, considerate)
2009 Christine Tan (Reliable, committed, likeable)
This year, I am looking for someone who are highly artistic, sharp and a role model. Are you the one we are looking for? Will our next president be a female? Or will he be our first male president? The 25 shortlisted candidates will only be announced in May. Stay tune.
In the previous meeting with my juniors, I tried to prepare them for the worst. We, members of the PC family are all silent workers. We often let the performers take the limelight, while we take the blame in time of troubles. We have to arrive early to set up and stay back late to clean up; we eat last, or sometimes eat none. We face challenges everyday, and must survive the harst battles to be better than before.
To be qualified in the top 12 (as we are only looking for 12 committee this year), you MUST have (a) team-spirit (b) common sense/artistic sense (c) high commitment. But to be the next president, one must refer to the best qualities poccessed by our ex-presidents.
2005 Fam Li-Ying (Considerate, role model, committed)
2006 Melody Chong (Sharp, planner, initiative)
2007 Ng Joyee (Loyal, reliable, committed)
2008 Stephanie Cheng (Responsible, likeable, considerate)
2009 Christine Tan (Reliable, committed, likeable)
This year, I am looking for someone who are highly artistic, sharp and a role model. Are you the one we are looking for? Will our next president be a female? Or will he be our first male president? The 25 shortlisted candidates will only be announced in May. Stay tune.
Labels: Personal
3:02 PM
2:48 PM
Performance Club Committee 09/10
President
President
Christine Tan
Vice Presidents
Vice Presidents
Goo Shi Jie & Muhammad Danish
Secretary
Chai Xiao Ying
Chai Xiao Ying
Assistant Secretary
Tiong Chong Wei
Treasurer
Wong Hui Xim
Wong Hui Xim
Assistant Treasurer
Shum Mun Yee
Head of Art
Joyce Yap Weng Yan
Head of Photography
Vanessa Soong
Head of Publicity
Jasmine Sim
Head of Technical
Head of Technical
Geoffrey Yong
Head of Performance
Jaycee Sim
Head of Events
Tan Huey Jen
Head of Logistics
Head of Logistics
Toh Yin Li
Head of Marketing
Victor Yip
Head of PR
Fam Kai-Cong
Labels: Performance Club
2:28 PM
MARCH
02 (TUE)
Chinese Chess (A)
03 (WED)
Perbahasan (A)
04 (THU)
Chinese Chess (B)
05 (FRI)
Chinese Chess Finals
Calligraphy (Open) 对联, 挥春
08 (MON)
Debate (A) – Round 1
09 (TUE)
Debate (B) – Round 1
10 (WED)
Debate (A) – Round 2
Perbahasan (B)
Mandarin Debate (A)
11 (THU)
Debate (B) – Round 2
Mandarin Debate (A)
12 (FRI)
English Solo Singing (A) – Prelims Songs from 50s - 70s
English Solo Singing (B) – Prelims Songs from 50s - 80s
22 (MON)
Public Speaking (A) - Prelims
23 (TUE)
Mandarin Speech (A & B)
24 (WED)
Public Speaking (B) – Prelims
Chess (Boys – A)
Mandarin Debate (B)
25 (THU)
Culinary (Main Course – A) – Prelims 1
Theme: Penang Street Food
Chess (Girls – A & B)
Mandarin Debate (B)
26 (FRI)
Malay Solo Singing (A & B) – Prelims Songs before year 2000
English Duet Singing (A & B) – Prelims Songs from 50s - 80s
Malay Duet Singing (A & B) – Prelims Songs before year 2000
Culinary (Main Course – A) – Prelims 2 Theme: Penang Street Food
29 (MON)
Syarahan (A & B) – Prelims
30 (TUE)
Modern Dancing (A & B) – Prelims Based on 10 fixed songs
31 (WED)
Solo Instrument (Classical & Electrical Guitar) – Finals
Chess (Boys – B)
Submission of Mandarin Essays
APRIL
01 (THU)
Solo Instrument (Piano – A & B) – Prelims
Chess – Finals
02 (FRI)
Culinary (Main Course – B) – Prelims
Theme: Chicken wings & potatoes
08 (THU)
Culinary (Dessert – A) – Prelims 1
Theme: Lemon & cheese
09 (FRI)
Culinary (Dessert – A) – Prelims 2
Theme: Lemon & cheese
Song Writing (Open) – Submission date
Theme: The spirit of PC
12 (MON)
Duet Acting (Open) – Finals 1
Theme: Weird scientist / Job interview
13 (TUE)
Duet Acting (Open) – Finals 2
Theme: What’s up? / Interrogation
14 (WED)
Duet Instrument (A & B) – Prelims
16 (FRI)
Mandarin Solo Singing (A & B) - Prelims Songs from 50s - 80s
Mandarin Duet Singing (A & B) – Prelims Songs before year 2000
19 (MON)
Public Speaking (A) – Finals
Skit (A) – Finals 1
Theme: Scam / Last day of school
20 (TUE)
Public Speaking (B) – Finals
Skit (A) – Finals 2
Theme: Scam / Last day of school
Choral Speaking (A & B) – Finals
21 (WED)
Skit (B) – Finals 1
Theme: Let’s go mamak / Culture shock
22 (THU)
Skit (B) – Finals 2
Theme: Let’s go mamak / Culture shock
Mendeklamasi Sajak (A & B) – Finals
23 (FRI)
English Solo Singing (A) – Prelims Songs from 90s
English Solo Singing (B) – Prelims Songs from 80s
English Duet Singing (A & B) Songs from 90s
Group Singing (A & B) Songs from 50s - 80s
Mandarin Debate (A) – Finals
24 (SAT)
Culinary (Dessert - B) – Prelims
Theme: Chocolate & berries
26 (MON)
Syarahan (A) – Finals
Mandarin Speech (A) – Finals
Photography (A & B) – Submission date
Theme A: Blue Green
Theme B: One nation, one dream
27 (TUE)
Syarahan (B) – Finals
Mandarin Speech (B) – Finals
28 (WED)
Modern Dancing (B) – Prelims
Theme: Storyline
29 (THU)
Submission date for ALL essays & poems
30 (FRI)
Mandarin Debate (B) – Finals
MAY
01 (SAT)
Band (A & B) – Prelims Songs before year 2000
03 (MON)
Short Film (A & B) – Submission date
Theme A: Parody
Theme B: Colour Blind
05 (WED)
English Solo Singing (B) – Prelims Songs from 90s
Mandarin Solo Singing (A & B) – Prelims Songs from 90s
Group Singing (A & B) – Prelims Songs from 90s
06 (THU)
Song Writing (Open) – Semi Finals Live Performance
07 (FRI)
Dikir Barat (Open) – Finals
Culinary (Main Course – A & B) - Finals
Theme A: 1 meat + 1 vege
Theme B: 1 meat + 1 vege + 1 soup
Culinary (Dessert – A & B) - Finals
Theme A: Avocado & vanilla
Theme B: Green tea & almond
02 (TUE)
Chinese Chess (A)
03 (WED)
Perbahasan (A)
04 (THU)
Chinese Chess (B)
05 (FRI)
Chinese Chess Finals
Calligraphy (Open) 对联, 挥春
08 (MON)
Debate (A) – Round 1
09 (TUE)
Debate (B) – Round 1
10 (WED)
Debate (A) – Round 2
Perbahasan (B)
Mandarin Debate (A)
11 (THU)
Debate (B) – Round 2
Mandarin Debate (A)
12 (FRI)
English Solo Singing (A) – Prelims Songs from 50s - 70s
English Solo Singing (B) – Prelims Songs from 50s - 80s
22 (MON)
Public Speaking (A) - Prelims
23 (TUE)
Mandarin Speech (A & B)
24 (WED)
Public Speaking (B) – Prelims
Chess (Boys – A)
Mandarin Debate (B)
25 (THU)
Culinary (Main Course – A) – Prelims 1
Theme: Penang Street Food
Chess (Girls – A & B)
Mandarin Debate (B)
26 (FRI)
Malay Solo Singing (A & B) – Prelims Songs before year 2000
English Duet Singing (A & B) – Prelims Songs from 50s - 80s
Malay Duet Singing (A & B) – Prelims Songs before year 2000
Culinary (Main Course – A) – Prelims 2 Theme: Penang Street Food
29 (MON)
Syarahan (A & B) – Prelims
30 (TUE)
Modern Dancing (A & B) – Prelims Based on 10 fixed songs
31 (WED)
Solo Instrument (Classical & Electrical Guitar) – Finals
Chess (Boys – B)
Submission of Mandarin Essays
APRIL
01 (THU)
Solo Instrument (Piano – A & B) – Prelims
Chess – Finals
02 (FRI)
Culinary (Main Course – B) – Prelims
Theme: Chicken wings & potatoes
08 (THU)
Culinary (Dessert – A) – Prelims 1
Theme: Lemon & cheese
09 (FRI)
Culinary (Dessert – A) – Prelims 2
Theme: Lemon & cheese
Song Writing (Open) – Submission date
Theme: The spirit of PC
12 (MON)
Duet Acting (Open) – Finals 1
Theme: Weird scientist / Job interview
13 (TUE)
Duet Acting (Open) – Finals 2
Theme: What’s up? / Interrogation
14 (WED)
Duet Instrument (A & B) – Prelims
16 (FRI)
Mandarin Solo Singing (A & B) - Prelims Songs from 50s - 80s
Mandarin Duet Singing (A & B) – Prelims Songs before year 2000
19 (MON)
Public Speaking (A) – Finals
Skit (A) – Finals 1
Theme: Scam / Last day of school
20 (TUE)
Public Speaking (B) – Finals
Skit (A) – Finals 2
Theme: Scam / Last day of school
Choral Speaking (A & B) – Finals
21 (WED)
Skit (B) – Finals 1
Theme: Let’s go mamak / Culture shock
22 (THU)
Skit (B) – Finals 2
Theme: Let’s go mamak / Culture shock
Mendeklamasi Sajak (A & B) – Finals
23 (FRI)
English Solo Singing (A) – Prelims Songs from 90s
English Solo Singing (B) – Prelims Songs from 80s
English Duet Singing (A & B) Songs from 90s
Group Singing (A & B) Songs from 50s - 80s
Mandarin Debate (A) – Finals
24 (SAT)
Culinary (Dessert - B) – Prelims
Theme: Chocolate & berries
26 (MON)
Syarahan (A) – Finals
Mandarin Speech (A) – Finals
Photography (A & B) – Submission date
Theme A: Blue Green
Theme B: One nation, one dream
27 (TUE)
Syarahan (B) – Finals
Mandarin Speech (B) – Finals
28 (WED)
Modern Dancing (B) – Prelims
Theme: Storyline
29 (THU)
Submission date for ALL essays & poems
30 (FRI)
Mandarin Debate (B) – Finals
MAY
01 (SAT)
Band (A & B) – Prelims Songs before year 2000
03 (MON)
Short Film (A & B) – Submission date
Theme A: Parody
Theme B: Colour Blind
05 (WED)
English Solo Singing (B) – Prelims Songs from 90s
Mandarin Solo Singing (A & B) – Prelims Songs from 90s
Group Singing (A & B) – Prelims Songs from 90s
06 (THU)
Song Writing (Open) – Semi Finals Live Performance
07 (FRI)
Dikir Barat (Open) – Finals
Culinary (Main Course – A & B) - Finals
Theme A: 1 meat + 1 vege
Theme B: 1 meat + 1 vege + 1 soup
Culinary (Dessert – A & B) - Finals
Theme A: Avocado & vanilla
Theme B: Green tea & almond
2:10 PM
My special thanks to Christine and my PC family, both the committed seniors and the supportive juniors who help us promote the sales of our t-shirt. Good news is we have reached an order of 200 pcs!!! That is very close to our target - 300. Yeah! Thank you.This will be our first ever t-shirt for Paramount Championship in conjunction with our 6th year anniversary. In our 2010 plan, we are thinking of making something for the Secondary 5 students who will be leaving end of this year to keep as a token of remembrance for the PC. Of course, there is nothing better than wearing a t-shirt which would remind them of all the battles they have gone through and the sweat and tears that they have had for the past 5 years taking part in the PC events. To you, students, all the best and we hope the memory you have with us will bring a smile or two whenever you recall the good time you spent with PC.
Labels: Marketing
2:01 PM
ROUND 1
THIS HOUSE WOULD BAN TELEVISION ADVERTISEMENT AIMED AT CHILDREN
ROUND 2
THIS HOUSE BELIEVES THAT PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SHOULD BE MADE COMPULSORY IN SCHOOLS
ROUND 3 (CATEGORY A)
THIS HOUSE WOULD ABOLISH WRITTEN EXAMINATION IN SCHOOLS
ROUND 3 (CATEGORY B)
THIS HOUSE WOULD CENSOR MATERIALS ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB
Labels: Competitions
1:53 PM
07 SHORT FILM - ENTRY FORM
Class :
Name of Short Film :
Executive Producer :
Director :
Please provide a synopsis or a description of the short film in no more than 100 words:
(Clue: Pretend you’re writing the description to be displayed on the back cover of the CD/DVD)
We have read the rules and regulations and we swear that this is a completely original production.
On behalf of the team,
__________________________
Signature of Executive Producer
Name:
Date:
27 PHOTOGRAPHY - ENTRY FORM
Class :
Title of Photograph :
Photographer :
Please provide a description of the photograph in no more than 100 words:
a) I hereby declare that I have read and understood the rules and regulations stated and I will adhere to these rules and regulations.
b) I hereby declare that I am the original photographer and that these images do not infringe upon any third party rights.
_____________________
Signature of Photographer
Name:
Date:
Labels: Forms
1:43 PM
01 Solo Singing (English, Malay, Mandarin)
02 Duet Singing (English, Malay, Mandarin)
03 Group Singing
04 Solo Instrument (Piano, Classical guitar, Electrical guitar)
04 Duet Instrument
05 Band
06 Modern Dancing
07 Short Film
08 Culinary (Main course, Dessert)
09 Debate
10 Public Speaking
11 Essay Writing
12 Poetry Writing
13 Choral Speaking
14 Duet Acting
15 Skit
16 Perbahasan
17 Syarahan
18 Mengarang
19 Mendeklamasi Sajak
20 Dikir Barat
21 Mandarin Debate 华语辩论比赛
22 Mandarin Speech 华语演讲比赛
23 Mandarin Essay Writing 华语作文比赛
24 Calligraphy 书法比赛 (中楷, 对联, 挥春, 硬笔)
25 Chinese Chess 象棋比赛
26 Chess
27 Photography
28 Song Writing
02 Duet Singing (English, Malay, Mandarin)
03 Group Singing
04 Solo Instrument (Piano, Classical guitar, Electrical guitar)
04 Duet Instrument
05 Band
06 Modern Dancing
07 Short Film
08 Culinary (Main course, Dessert)
09 Debate
10 Public Speaking
11 Essay Writing
12 Poetry Writing
13 Choral Speaking
14 Duet Acting
15 Skit
16 Perbahasan
17 Syarahan
18 Mengarang
19 Mendeklamasi Sajak
20 Dikir Barat
21 Mandarin Debate 华语辩论比赛
22 Mandarin Speech 华语演讲比赛
23 Mandarin Essay Writing 华语作文比赛
24 Calligraphy 书法比赛 (中楷, 对联, 挥春, 硬笔)
25 Chinese Chess 象棋比赛
26 Chess
27 Photography
28 Song Writing
Labels: PC2010
1:37 PM
