DEAR PLSs , Monday, April 12, 2010
Interested in picking up German, Japanese, Korean, Spanish or Thai? Don't know where to start?
Don't fret, CE is conducting classes for the above languages over 4 weeks this May/July
Those interested, please check out the links below:
Basic Conversational German Language Course
Basic Conversational Japanese Language Course
Basic Conversational Korean Language Course
Basic Conversational Spanish Course
Basic Conversational Thai Language Course
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DEAR PLSs , Friday, April 9, 2010
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Balloon Sculpting Workshop
You will learn how to twist balloons into simple animals and objects. You can learn the craft of balloon sculpting for personal interest or for entertaining children at parties. Interested in balloon sculpting? Sign up for this workshop now.
21 May 2010 (Fri) 3pm to 5pm
Behind the Scenes at the Zoo
Darts and guns, vitamins and calcium supplements. Discover how over 4,000 animals are kept in the pink of health by the zookeepers and vets of the Singappore Zoological Gardens. What's more, you'll also be able to learn more about endangered animals, and enjoy a walk through one of the best and most beautiful zoos in the world.
28 June 2010, 12.15pm - 7pm (to assemble at the Event Hall at 12.15pm)
Creative Baking Workshop
All of us enjoy the sweet comfort of baked goodies… brownies, cakes, cookies, cupcakes and more. At this workshop you will learn, hands-on, the basics of baking and decorating mouth-watering creations of your own. Conducted over 2 sessions by an expert baker!
14 & 21 May from 2pm - 6pm (subject to change)
Dining in the Dark
The Dining in the Dark experience is organized by the Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped (SAVH), as a form of raising awareness about the challenges that persons with vision impairment face in their daily activities. A sighted person can also get to experience what it is like to be blind without the use of blindfolds.
The idea for this project originated from the Blindekuh restaurant in Switzerland. Similarly, patrons there are served by blind and visually impaired people.
Specially trained and selected SAVH clients will be waiters and kitchen helpers to prepare set course meals for your eating pleasure. While you will not be able to rely on your sight, you are invited to fully exploit your other senses such as taste, touch and smell during this session.
Sat, 15 May 2010.
ITE CE Cosplay Competition
Participate in ITE College East's first ever cosplay competition...use your imagination, creativity and flair for dressing up and you could win attrative prizes! You can take part as an individual or in a team of no more than 3 members. Create the most outstanding and memorable costume to impress the judges. On the day of the competition, contestants will model the costume before a panel of judges.
Cosplay, short for costume play, is type of performance art in which participants put on costumes and accessories to represent a specific character or idea. While characters are often drawn from popular fiction in Japan, like manga, anime, tokusatsu, comic books, graphic novels, video games, hentai and fantasy movies, for this competition we challenge you to come up with characters that are entirely yours . For more information, drop by the Student Development Centre, or sign up online and we'll contact you to follow up.
Participants will model their finished costumes on Thursday, 22 July 2010.
Milo Cares! @ South East - Sports Challenge
Milo Cares! @ South East- Sports Challenges @ Schools programme commencing from 24 May to 6 August 2010. This platform offer students an avenue to bond with one another through jumping rope and soccer juggling. It also engages the young to ‘give back’ to community.
The ratio to 'earn' the food hamper for needy students is 100 skips + 3 soccer jugglings (per student), kindly sponsored by Nestle Singapore Pte Ltd. We are targeting to raise enough food hampers for at least 4,000 needy students in the District.
For more information, contact your PE teacher.
Scrapbooking Workshop
Scrapbooking features photographs and keepsakes that are put together in a decorated scrapbook. It's a fun way to preserve memories of family, friends and special events, either for yourself or as a gift. At this workshop, you'll put your creativity to good use , and create a lovely memento for family or friends at our . Lots of fun, and you’ll have something unique to gift to someone special at the end of the session.
Visit to Science Centre Observatory
Twinkle twinkle little star, how I wonder what you are....
Join us for an exciting and informative evening of astronomy and the opportunity to get a closer look at the night sky - comets, constellations, maybe even a planet or two - at the science centre observatory
Y Camp Challenge
Y-Camp Challenge is a hip community event, uniquely designed to benefit the intellectually challenged and to brighten their lives! It is a bi-annual camp, uniquely designed for the intellectually challenged. It brings together intellectually challenged youth and adults, involving above 100 beneficiaries, from various Voluntary Welfare Organizations and special schools. Organized by YMCA of Singapore, the objective of Y Camp Challenge is to foster the confidence, character and knowledge of participants through various series of challenges.
Join the 4D/3N Y Camp to reach out to the intellectually challenged. Integrated into this camp is volunteer equipping sessions, where volunteers will learn how to handle intellectually challenged campers. This will equip volunteers to be more effective in their role as a befriender. Each volunteer will be paired with a beneficiary and will take care of their safety and welfare. It is important that volunteers stay throughout the whole duration of the camp
Labels: Enrichment, School, Student Development
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DEAR PLSs , Monday, April 5, 2010
1. He has purchased a PC, but however the receipt is address to his father. The approval letter indicates that the receipt should be addressed to the bearer of the approval letter. Can he still proceed with the claim using the receipt with his father's name?
Yes, he still can claim. Just ask him to sign on the receipt stating that the PC is purchased for his own use. Write his name on the receipt and sign. Submit the original receipt together with the letter of approval for reimbursement.
2. It is stated that the original receipt/invoice needs to be provided. However, for warranty purpose, the original receipt has to be kept. Is a copy of the receipt acceptable?
Please ask student to give me a letter to state that the original receipt must be kept for warranty purposes. This letter to be jointly signed by his father (who purchased the PC) and the student. The submit the photocopy of receipt for claims.
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DEAR PLSs , Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Update (March 10)
The following students' application have been approved :
- Ang Ding Zheng
- Carrie Lim
- Deepak
- Haqqi
- Aliff
- Syamil
Rejected:
- Cintaka (PCI exceed $750)
Those who have not submitted, please do so ASAP:
More regarding Opportunity Fund
The OF subsidy is for 80% of the price of the PC/laptop purchase or $500, whichever is lower i.e if a PC cost $1,800, 80% of the price is $1,440 --> however, student will only be eligible for an OF subsidy of $500. Student may proceed to purchase the PC/laptop, then submit the original receipt together with a letter of approval (which we will be sending to the students) to Customer & Visitor Centre, Student Services dropbox. We will then reimburse the subisdy amount to the student.
Please note that the student will need to submit a GIRO form (forms available at CVC) together with their receipts or submit the GIRO earlier in order for Finance to create vendor ID. Student need only complete part I of the GIRO form (no need to go to the bank for endorsement) and attach a copy of the front page of his bank book (the page with name & account no.).
PC Roadshow at CE - 27 Apr to 29 Apr 10
We will be having a PC roadshow from 27 Apr to 29 Apr 10 at CE. Participating vendors include Lenovo, Acer, Fujitsu, Apple. They will also be bringing along their netbooks for sale to staff & students. For PC/laptops/netbooks purchased at the roadshow, students who have already been approved the OF subsidy, do not need to pay the full amount for the PC. He will only need to pay his share i.e if the laptop costs $1,200, he will only need to pay the vendor $700 upon deliver. The vendor will bill ITE the balance of $500.
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DEAR PLSs , Monday, March 15, 2010
Own a blog(s)? Are you an active "new" media evangelist? Take note of the following!
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DEAR PLSs , Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Following the fire incident at ITE Dover, would like to reiterate to students
- Remember to shut down the PC and switch off the mains if your class happens to be the last for the day
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DEAR PLSs , Monday, February 8, 2010
Click here to view the presentation
- Application Form
- Income Declaration form
Eligibility for subsidy from Opportunity Fund (OF)
- Singapore citizen
- Gross monthly per capita income not exceeding $750
Coverage of OF
- 80% of cost of PC, up to $500.
Application Form
- Student must complete the application form
- Declaration by parent/legal guardian
- Please attach supporting documents e.g. latest payslip, income tax assessment, letter from employer stating gross monthly income
- Completed forms to be submitted to CA by 12 Februrary
- Students must receive the letter of approval prior to purchasing the PC otherwise there is no guarantee that they will receive the subsidy.
Q & A
- Where can I buy the PC from?
- Computer show, shop, etc.
- What are the documents needed for the claim?
- Receipt from the vendor.
- Can I sell the PC while studying in ITE?
You are not allowed to sell the PC while studying in ITE
- Can I get the fund before I make the purchase?
- No, you must submit the receipt to make the claim.
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