Nasyid competition for all the classes

Nasyid K1

Nasyid K2

Nasyid K3

Nasyid K4

Nasyid K5

Nasyid K6

Nasyid K7

Nasyid competition

Nasyid performance from K1

Nasyid performance from K2

Nasyid performance from K3

Nasyid performance from K7

My 16th birthday

Wow! That would be the first word that can come out from my mouth. Thanks to all my classmate and those who helped out and of course to those who which me happy birthday. Though all of us are having the physics and pj paper and arab language paper, but you guys just are too great. You guys can plan a party for my birthday. after the pj paper, you guys were sitting outside of the hall and were discussing about it. You guys thought of not telling me but you guys actually have told me through your body language. hahah... is hard for me to pretend that i don't know as well. Never mind we are good actor and actress as well. you guys really bought a lot of food no wonder RM 200 just finish. hahaha... You guys bought.....

Sate kajang

KFC

Sponge cake (Thanks Miss Azrina)

Secret recipe Blueberry Cheesecake (Thanks to Chem)

 Chem, you just like to make things funny all the time. You were not around but you bought a secret recipe cake. it is not cheap you see. Don't make funny things anymore chem. You are trying to do more and more funny things no matter where you are.

Cried

I remember this part the most my dear classmates. You guys out of a sudden stood up and started singing. I remember I wanted to hide but I think you guys know what I will do, you guys brought 2 cakes to me at the back. Miss Azrina was standing there and you guys were so excited singing the birthday song. I feel like crying that time. I really don't know how should I express my feeling that time. Anyway everyone did enjoy..
Thanks to everyone for making my this special day a great memory that I will never forget..

Classmates k2

This are all my classmates at Quad P....

Love to be your classmates guys.....

Gamelan

Have gamelan practice today. They teach really from basic. 3 hours time finish one song. Today learn timang burung. The most boring song ever. The teacher here wants everyone to memorize the song. I have memorise the song for almost 2 years. How can I forget it? In school when we play this song, or during our practice, we'll speed up the song or skip it straight. Is too boring. i got to play saron pekin. This is the most scariest instrument for me among all the instruments for gamelan. pekin needs someone to play fast and steady. I am not a steady player. Last time when i play gamelan in school, I play gendang and i always got complain. Last year for the performance for PPCS, I got to play bonang barung. This time i get to play saron pekin. I think I have play the whole family for gamelan.(I mean for performance). Well, just now angklung don't have enough students. 6? I wonder how to perform. Gamelan 9? I remember when in school last time, if we have only 9 students, then one will need to play 2 instrument at the same time. but angklung 6? It is never a possible thing unless one of them play 2 notes.

Gifted VS talented

“GIFTED is a term used to refer to people who are born with a certain attribute, hence they are natural-born geniuses,” says Dr Noriah Mohd Ishak, the director of the PERMATA pintar programme.
PERMATA nurtures gifted children to reach their full potential. So what is the programme all about and the disposition of gifted children? Explains Dr Noriah, “Geniuses are people who have skills that their peers have yet to develop. Even toddlers, if you watch closely, they shine out. They walk and talk faster. Basically, they mature faster and are able to absorb things earlier. They are more observant and already do things their peers have yet to discover. For example, a two-year-old gifted child thinks and acts like a five-year-old.” Talents however can be harnessed through vigorous training and perseverance. “You call someone gifted when he or she can enter the university at a very young age, and talented when he or she does really well after much guidance and educating.” A person can be talented in many things but geniuses, however, are genetically linked. There is a chance that 48-70 per cent of genius genes are inherited from the parents. “Despite the fact that they are geniuses, their potential cannot be fully tapped if not nurtured. This is what PERMATA is doing, providing the right environment and using the correct teaching methods specially designed for gifted children. Often, they are ‘hidden’ and it’s just a matter of finding and nurturing them.” Everything started from Adi Putra, the Mathematics prodigy. After realising the potential of having more gifted children like Adi in Malaysia, and after much planning, PERMATA was born. To be part of the PERMATA programme, you have to go through three tests. The first is an online IQ test, second is a computerised test run at designated centres and the third test is the Math and Science Competency Camp. The camp runs for three days where the whole batch is separated into groups and they undergo many tests. PERMATA also offers holiday camps for children aged 9 to 15 and a boarding school for 16-year-olds. To attend the school, one has to pass all three tests, while to join the camp the first two tests have to be successfully completed.

The school offers the normal school syllabus and advanced placement preparation classes for tests like IELTS and TOEFL. Students in the PERMATA school also learn interesting subjects like biotechnology, green technology, robotics, math & games technology, flight science, text and imaging, algebra, horse riding, golf and many more. Currently, there are 116 students attending PERMATA school.

According to Dr Noriah, gifted children are very competitive and are perfectionists. They challenge themselves. They are also emotional. Having that said, it doesn’t mean that they throw tantrums, it is just that they question, sometimes too much. Dr Noriah also said that geniuses mostly think out of the box but their academic positions in school are mostly average due to low academic talent. Owing to Malaysia’s current position in science and technology development, these gifted children may be the answer. The PERMATA children contribute to Malaysia’s R&D in science and technology by developing solar farms in biotechnology. They learn how to separate chromosomes from as early as 13 years, and learn advanced robotics, humanoid technology and cell divisions. It is hoped that these students will become future leaders in these particular fields. Dr Noriah hopes that they get more public support because it is good exposure and provides the right nurturing environment for geniuses in Malaysia. She also encourages parents to get their children to take the test because the opportunity is hard to come by. She would like Malaysians to read more and understand the concept and development of born geniuses so we don’t waste more talent in the future. PERMATA will continue to search for and, when they are found, cultivate these gifted children to bring out their full potential to further boost Malaysia’s potential.
 

Harith Iman Mikhail Fong, 16, Selangor


Read more: Gifted VS talented http://www.nst.com.my/nst/articles/GiftedVStalented/Article#ixzz1O50K9Kij

Days Past by

Day by day past by. Exam is at the corner. 3 days from now. I don't think so I am ready for this final semester examination. People around me are so hardworking but me? I am still playing around and wasting my time. I feel bad whenever I see this kind of things happen. But, what can I actually do? I cannot have stress anymore. Or else, I'll like someone I hate so much, *****. This week I have been hanging on the phone for quite sometimes. Sometimes till about 1 hour. Thank god is actually always my class have finish. I know many people who see me doing that by sudden will think that I am chatting with boyfriend or what so ever. I know what I am doing and at least she always make me feels better after talking to her each time. I would like to know what exactly I should do to release tension. I feel stress sometimes. Especially today, people keep on asking me whether I am alright or not. Well, I did not realized anything especially when we were ask to bring our chairs to the hall. Well, while I was waiting for Fadz, Mr. Shafiq came to me and he ask me whether I am alright so I ask him do I look sick? He told me yes I do. So, I told him I am fine just maybe a bit too tired. When we reach college, I went to bed straight till I woke up around 7.30pm. Thanks Amy for waking me up and sorry for scolding you. Later, I ate my dinner after bathing and I talk to Fadz. I ask her do I look sick while I was in the hall just now. She told me that I look pale and my eyes was swollen. I was like okay and I ask her whether she heard what I answer to Mr. shafiq or not. Then, she told me that she can only hear Mr. Shafiq's voice and couldn't hear my answer at all. Now, I am feeling really tired and at the same time I feel bad. Just ignore the feeling I think is the best now. ^^

PLANETARIUM

I think I'll go there once but not twice. Last month, Planetarium held a Open Day event. Well, as PERMATApintar students, we were told to learn things there. Well, after the going there, we still have an excursion assignment. Well, nothing much really interest me.