Welcome to EoN...






Welcome to EoN, which stands for Eye On Nation.

EoN is a webMagazine which serves as a platform for the staff and pupils of Zhenghua Secondary School to post articles and/or comments about school activities and/or issues pertaining to National Education, Social Studies, History and even Geography! We hope to raise the level of awareness and encourage active citizenship among our staff and pupils through this initiative.

Join us on this journey. It may be long and tedious, but good company expedites the process and lessens the load. =)

Looking forward to your comments and active participation!

Mrs Sharon Tan

Saturday, January 19, 2008

REACHing out to us...

To those of you who wish to share ideas and work out solutions with the government, LOOK no further! Set up in October 2006, REACH - which stands for 'reaching everyone for active citizenry@ home' - is an avenue for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents to be engaged and become more participative and involved. Click on this link: http://www.reach.gov.sg/. =)

Highly recommended website by EoN!

A really great website to learn about Singapore. A light but interesting read. Highly recommended.

http://www.yesterday.sg/

Saturday, January 12, 2008

To better understand Chapter 2 on Population

My dear Sec 5 pupils,

To help you better understand the chapter that we are currently studying, please refer to the CPF website which offers up-to-date information on the Singapore government's CPF policies. Here's the link: http://mycpf.cpf.gov.sg/CPF/About-Us/Intro/Intro.htm.

Cheers!

Tuesday, January 1, 2008

my Eye sees
though my mind
seems to drift

my Eye sees
though my ears
are deafened

my Eye sees
though my tongue
speaks different

my Eye sees
what senses
mine defy

my Eye sees
laughter, tears
young and old

my Eye sees
a future
You and I

through this site
let words roll
Speak, my Eyes.

Mrs Sharon Tan, 1/1/2008, 3pm (SG)

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