This year, our fellow teachers and students over here at SMK Seri Hartamas gracefully co-operated to organize a carnival on Saturday, the 2nd of March held between 9am - 4pm. Its main purpose was to raise funds for our school to help upgrade some of the infrastructure and school facilities for the benefit of the students. It was a exciting day, with lots of games and food & beverage stalls on offer, as well as a range of food trucks lined up selling coffee, cendol & ice kacang, coconut juice, pasta, fried chicken, lamb chops & burgers to serve the crowds of people that visited our school on that day. Many SMKSH students, teachers & parents helped out tirelessly to make it a such a successful event. The aim of each class was to try to raise a certain sum to help the school. Most classes did fairly well, with a few classes exceeding the target.
Among the fun & games that were featured in the carnival were dart-throwing, mini-golf course, Nerf battle, trampoline, solving the mystery, horror house, photo booth, karaoke, laser limbo, throwing balls in the jar to win a fighting fish, guessing box, tattoos and nail decorating and console gaming. There was also a stall selling second-hand clothes. Besides that, there was an education section offering information & pamphlets on studying in Germany. Additionally, there was a registration booth for a hosting competition which was held a week later.
While enjoying the various activities on offer, visitors were also treated with many stalls selling various types of food to eat & lots of chilled drinks to quench their thirst on such a hot and sunny day. There was a huge variety of food such as KFC, McDonalds burgers, cupcakes, brownies, hot dogs, Korean chicken with nasi lemak and pizzas to name a few. Most items were sold out by the end of the day.
I believe that our carnival this year managed to reach its target of raising funds and ensuring everyone had a great time with their families & friends. The Wild Wild West theme was evident in the way the school was decorated with mock buildings made out of cardboard & a few people dressing up in cowboy hats & attire. A big thank you to everyone who participated in our carnival this year, hope we'll do another one next year :)
Sunday 17 March 2019
Saturday 16 March 2019
BULAN BAHASA
BULAN BAHASA 2019 SMKSH
On the 11th of February, we had the annual and joyous event that is Bulan Bahasa, or 'Language Month' .
It is important to understand other languages because it's a priority that we should all deem mandatory, especially when being abroad, as it is universal in usage. It is important for us Malaysians to understand and speak Malay language as a patriotic gesture to maintain the country's core culture. Most people find it difficult to speak other languages that they did not learn at a young age. It is possible, but it depends on our level of commitment. Usually, people mainly speak what language dominated their infant environment.
However, despite English being the main language, we have to know and study the other languages so that we are able to communicate with desired people properly without a mishap in context.
In general, the Malay language is easy to understand for most, but many still lack in formal writing due to the high dependence of slang or lingo within average usage.The country that used this language is Brunei and our beloved country, Malaysia. As Malaysians, we must be fluent in this language as it is our main language.
Besides that we also have the Chinese language which we should respect as the Chinese race makes up parts of our diverse country. Other than respecting that said language, in SMKSH we have provided classes for the German language. Many students have taken part in these classes therefore improving themselves by learning a foreign language that is mostly not used in Malaysia.
To start off this joyous occasion, our principal, Pn Suzieany, had given a speech follow by the official banner, a Chinese calligraphy and a singing performance that was representing all the four main languages in our school.
Many activities had been planned out before hand such as the Story Telling competition which form 1 students had participated in. Other activities such as Choral speaking for the form 2's, Poetry for Form 3's and debate for Form 4 and 5's. These activities had lit up a spark of joy as these activities helped to teach us about the languages that are spoken in our school.
On the 11th of February, we had the annual and joyous event that is Bulan Bahasa, or 'Language Month' .
It is important to understand other languages because it's a priority that we should all deem mandatory, especially when being abroad, as it is universal in usage. It is important for us Malaysians to understand and speak Malay language as a patriotic gesture to maintain the country's core culture. Most people find it difficult to speak other languages that they did not learn at a young age. It is possible, but it depends on our level of commitment. Usually, people mainly speak what language dominated their infant environment.
However, despite English being the main language, we have to know and study the other languages so that we are able to communicate with desired people properly without a mishap in context.
In general, the Malay language is easy to understand for most, but many still lack in formal writing due to the high dependence of slang or lingo within average usage.The country that used this language is Brunei and our beloved country, Malaysia. As Malaysians, we must be fluent in this language as it is our main language.
Besides that we also have the Chinese language which we should respect as the Chinese race makes up parts of our diverse country. Other than respecting that said language, in SMKSH we have provided classes for the German language. Many students have taken part in these classes therefore improving themselves by learning a foreign language that is mostly not used in Malaysia.
To start off this joyous occasion, our principal, Pn Suzieany, had given a speech follow by the official banner, a Chinese calligraphy and a singing performance that was representing all the four main languages in our school.
Many activities had been planned out before hand such as the Story Telling competition which form 1 students had participated in. Other activities such as Choral speaking for the form 2's, Poetry for Form 3's and debate for Form 4 and 5's. These activities had lit up a spark of joy as these activities helped to teach us about the languages that are spoken in our school.
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