A two-in-one event in conjunction with Maulidur Rasul which comprised of Religious talk and Dikir was held at Pusat Tingkatan Enam Tutong's Main Hall in the afternoon. The attendants include the Principal officers, lecturers, staffs and students.

The ceremony started with a mass recitation of Surah Al-Fatihah led by the Peer Guiders' head of Religious unit followed by an opening speech by the Principal, Sir Hadion Lim Beng Guan. The event continued with a talk delivered by the invited speaker from the Islamic Dakwah Centre, Ministry of Religious Affairs, Ustaz Hj Mohd Amin bin Hj Md Yassin. The atmosphere was enlivened by a Dikir performance by the Student councils Dikir Group which followed suit.

The main objectives of the event was to honor and appreciate the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) being the last Prophet of Islam while boosting the iman of the muslim audiences.

PTE Tutong held an open day earlier today where students from various schools came to visit. The visitors consist of neighboring schools around the Tutong District which are Sekolah Menengah Muda Hashim, Sekolah Menengah Sayyidina Othman, Sekolah Menengah Sufri Bolkiah, Mahad Islam Brunei for boys and Sekolah Menengah RIPAS. There was also a special visit from a school from Belait District which is Sekolah Menengah PAP Rashidah, Lumut. PTE Tutong's open day even attracted students from St. Margaret's Secondary School to look around the institution.  The event went well as it started with a talk from the principle, Hadion Lim Beng Guan, where he welcomed everyone who visited. 

Visitors spent time in PTE Tutong listening to talks regarding subjects they're interested to take in sixth form and are given a tour around the campus. There were mini activities held by MPPs and PGs where treats are offered to the winners. The visitors are also given the chance to learn a thing or two about PTE Tutong and the routine we do daily.

Book vendors came to give students and visitors the opportunity to purchase books from out of the district. The school even put up sales promoting PTE Tutong by selling merchandises and miscellaneous items. During the afternoon, the Fun & Fit club held a short warm-up session for the student body. The visitors, however, are still spending time around the campus to look around and gain a better idea of how being in a sixth form center feels like.

Students listening to a talk about the subject Mathematics

Sir Sherman giving a talk

MPPs giving a tour to visitors

Students checking the Physics lab

A student using a coal to draw in the Arts Building of PTE Tutong

Students attempt to answer questions set up by MPPs

Members of MPPs demonstrating mini games to visitors 

Visitors enjoying the mini game

Students and teachers form Tutong's Mahad School for boys took a picture in front of PTET's wall

  

An assembly was held on the early morning of 22nd January. The main agenda of the assembly was regarding Open Day this 25th. The principle stressed on presenting our best to the public and to behave exceptionally well. We are given certain duties to fulfill before and during Open Day and we are all excited for the event to take hold.

Umbrellas' up for the past few weeks as Brunei have been experiencing rainy weathers. The low lands are mostly flooded and the roads are covered with puddles. In school, everyone is pulling their jackets close as the air-conditioning gets unbearably cold. Since PTET's Open Day is going to be held soon, it's expected that it'll be a rainy day, too.

The BUBA Competition held earlier at 2:45pm was a success. There were two groups consisting of pairs and a solo participant that presented their ideas of innovation. The judges, whom consists of teachers, were asking questions regarding their idea which certain participants manage to overcome them successfully. In the end, Azhimah and Feenadeiah won first place in the competition. They were awarded a prize of $500 and are through to the national round of BUBA competition.

Najwa & Alysia

The dragons

The winners accepting their certificate