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

Monday, March 17, 2008

A visit to the National Civil Defence Cadet Corps Day Openhouse on 8 March 2008













Civil Defence - One of the five aspects of Singapore's Total Defence. Do you know the other four?
Nicholas Koh, 1E5, would recommend others to attend the NCDCC Openhouse in future. He says, "the NCDCC Openhouse is quite fun except that we could not try everything there, it was good."

Zhenghua Sec Sch Rallies Behind Singapore in Islandwide Flag Relay




... for YOG!!! Loving Singapore... Zhenghua Secondary School participates in the Islandwide Flag Relay organised by Hwa Chong Junior College. It was held on Thursday, 21 February 2008. Pupils from various CCAs such as the Drums Ensemble, Girl Guides, NPCC and Scouts came together to rally for Singapore in her bid to host the Youth Olympic Games 2010. Pupils whose classes just ended thronged to the scene to support their school runners - a team comprising the Girl Guides and Scouts. Mr Hanif and Ms Chin gamely ran with the team ALL THE WAY! What a display of unity! Way to go!!
It is confirmed: The Youth Olympic Games 2010 will be held in Singapore! =)




Brought to you by Mrs Tan... =) Stay tuned for updates on our visit to the NCDCC Openhouse!

Saturday, March 15, 2008

Exemplary behaviour from volunteers

The search is still on. Watch how volunteers from residents to students work together to spread the word. Click on the link below:

http://www.straitstimes.com/Video+News/Singapore/STIVodcast_3740.html?playid=3740&type=Singapore

Everyone has a part to play. What's yours? =)

Saturday, March 8, 2008

A Lesson on Complacency

Below is an extract from a Channel News Asia article dated 7 March 2008:

Mr Lee said Mas Selamat is a wily person who could persuade his custodians and Singapore has learnt an important lesson on complacency from the episode.

"I give him full marks for winning the confidence of his custodians – that he's completely docile, completely passive and he's going to remain in captivity. It is... stupid to believe we are infallible. We are not infallible. One mistake and we get a big explosive in your midst. So let's not take this lightly. I think it's a very severe lesson of complacency," said Mr Lee.

Since Mas Selamat's escape, police have received 950 calls and email messages about the case. Anyone with information on the fugitive should call the police at 999 or email them at spf_police_information@spf.gov.sg.

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Source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/333576/1/.html
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