On 18th January, we planned a birthday celebration for all the MPP, PG and Red Crescent members whose birthday is on January. We brought cakes, drinks and food to make the event more enjoyable. The pictures are a bit blurry though.

Hakim struggling to get the party strings off

This year, there is a change in the CCA system where one is allowed to either join two clubs (one of them should be a physical club and the other a non-physical club) or one club throughout the year. There is only a limited number of clubs where they allow one to join throughout the year (specifically 5) but most of them are only for half of the year and they will need new members when the second term ends. The moment the teacher permitted everyone to start choosing, the hall was bursting with chatters and everyone went to their respective club choices. The hall felt like it has shrunk, due to the reason that everyone was trying to apply for clubs before it became unavailable. After the registration, we had a fun and fit session.

4th January, on Hakim's birthday, we managed to surprise him along with Eiman (birthday on 5th January) with assembling all the MPPs in the Lecture Theater Perseverance. Sir Azrin helped us with the surprise by holding a false meeting discussing about the items we left during our camp last year. While he was going over the items that needs to be claim, Jaryll came into the Lecture Theater bearing a cake with candles on it and we immediately sing happy birthday to both our YDP and Sports Unit member. It was definitely exciting especially when we ate the cakes and smear the frosting on each others' faces.

On the first day of school, 2nd January, an assembly was held for all the PTET citizens. After the seniors had left, the remaining student body is very little. When we sang the national anthem, our voices were almost inaudible that the principle demanded for us to sing it one more time. It was a cloudy morning when the principle greeted us a happy new year. He wished us a good year ahead and, of course, luck for our A level exams. We received a couple of feedback regarding our performances and how we can improve it by consistently practicing the 3Cs we PTET-ians hold on to. Consistent asking, consistent studying and consistent revising. There is not much time left to study but the principle has faith in us, and we shall try to succeed triumphantly.