K-Gunners On A Rampage

By Wadud Yussop. On Saturday, 28th January 2012, there was a match between K-Gunners and Rojak Nizam. The match got to a start a 3:15PM.  The start of the match looked tight as both teams were trying to see who could score first. When the match hit 25 minutes, Izwan Roslan scored the first goal, for K-Gunners. It was a powerful shoot, past the keeper after an excellent through ball by Shalfira Tamimi. K-Gunners gained confidence and dominated the match after that first goal. Right before the first half came to an end, Hadi Abdullah scored the second goal for K-Gunners with a simple tap in, with credits to Afif Ali who delivered...

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PTEK Students Participates In BGIC Workshop

By Pauline Cheong Siew Yin. Pulse would first like to congratulate the students listed below for having made it into BGIC to represent Pusat Tingkatan Enam Katok: 1. Pauline Cheong Siew Yin 2. Hedwig Mui Soon Wee 3. Nur Haidatul Fatinah Haji Marzuki 4. Chok Siong Wee 5. Halimatul Atikah Musa 6. Azilla Liyana Binti Mohammad Azam Zaki 7. Nur Farzana Haziqah Muhammad Rudian 8. Dayangku Rusydina Nurul Ri'fah Binti Pengiran Idris 9. Goh Jia Yih 10. Samuel Cho Lik Heng These participants have already started their journey onto the conference by getting themselves involved into various workshops which are to be held at International School Brunei....

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Tips To Wake Up And Get Out Of Bed Fast

By Yap Chun Wee. Always late for school? Can’t seem to make it there on time? Had enough of taking late slips all the time? Well, it’s probably due to the fact that you couldn’t get out of bed. It’s always tough to drag yourself out of bed, so here are some tips to help you wake up alert and get you out of bed quickly:  Access your health Your drowsiness in the morning might be health-related. A better diet and some exercise should might the problem. If you still feel the same, then I suggest you seek a doctor for professional help.  Coffee on your bedside table For most imbibers, caffeinated drinks have a stimulant...

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Ways To Prevent From Falling Sick

By Joanne Lim. It seems to me that a lot of people are getting either the cough or the cold these days and there are many ways you can prevent that. The first and most important step to take is to make sure that you take really good care of yourself and make sure you are in a healthy state.  Here are ways on how you can avoid and overcome the sickness:- Wash your hands regularly - You get sick for one reason and one reason only: germs. Bacteria and Viruses make you ill by finding ways into your body through physical contact. Since most of your contact with the world happens through your hands, washing them can stop germs from making...

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How To Avoid Falling Asleep In Class

By Joanne Lim.  Students tend to fall asleep in classes. It doesn't matter whether the lesson is interesting or boring, whether the classroom is cold or hot or whether the teacher is looking or not, students still end up dozing off halfway through the lesson. Even if you go into a class with your energy at its highest, you can come out of a class feeling sleepy and drowsy.  The thing is that: 1) You're sleep deprived even though you think you had gotten enough sleep 2) You get a long nights sleep but not a good nights sleep 3) You include a lot of unhealthy food in your daily diet 4) You spend a lot of time on the computer,...

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Japanese Club Second Ice Breaking Session

By Izyan Amin. On Wednesday afternoon, 25th of January, the Japanese club held their second ice breaking session with an activity that had the members running all over PTEK. "The purpose of the activity was for the junior and senior members to get to know and interact with one another", said the president of the club, Khariul Ariff. At the start of the activity, members divided themselves into groups of four. First they had to search for the tiny Japanese flags hidden all over the school and collect them as much as they could for every flag they found, points were awarded. One team managed to find a total of 9 flags! After finding a minimum...

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Mama's Boy vs MIC + Bebatik XI

By Wadud Yussop. On Tuesday, 24th January 2012, 'MIC' and 'Bebatik XI' made up their mind to merge up and go against 'Mama's Boy'. It was overall a warm up for the upcoming K-League and a game to tighten the bond between players from each side.  The game kicked off to a start at 2:45PM. It started off well for MIC + Bebatik XI as they had control of the game quickly, making it hard for Mama's Boy's players to keep a smooth rhythm flowing. Khairul Nizam Bubin from MIC + Bebatik XI, made a quick impact with a brilliant headed goal, crossed from Aisam, setting the score to 1-0. The game soon became more intense as players...

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Japanese Club Session

A friendly reminder to all AEs and BEs of the Japanese Club that there will be a session tomorrow afternoon, 25th January 2012 from 2:30PM to 4:30PM. Please be reminded that you would have to be in your PE attire.  ...

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Pulse PTEK's Twitter

By Joanne Lim. We are here to inform you that Pulse PTEK now has a twitter account! @PulsePTEK Be sure to follow us for more news and updates and don't hesitate to tweet us if you have any questions!&nb...

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Safety On The Road

by Ayeen Jafery Let's talk about safety on the roads, after all there are more than a few PTEK students who are driving to school and thus, expose themselves to all kind of dangers while driving. Although majority of us are still sent by our fathers, mothers and other family members to school, I still think that it's about time that we look into what safety on road is all about. Everyone knows there are a lot of accidents in Brunei. We hear and read about it all the time. By recent statistics, there were about 2,000 accidents in one year. By my calculations, that is about five accidents per day! This shows just how poor safety awareness...

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Chinese New Year!

By Joanne Lim. CHINESE NEW YEAR Chinese New Year is the most important of the traditional Chinese holidays. In China, it is known as "Spring Festival," the literal translation of the Chinese name 春節 (Pinyin: Chūn Jié), since the spring season in Chinese calendar starts with lichun, the first solar term in a Chinese calendar year. It marks the end og the winter season, analogous to the Western carnival. The festival begins on the first day of the first month (Chinese: 正月; pinyin: Zhēng Yuè) in the traditional Chinese calendar and ends with Lantern Festival which is on the 15th day. Chinese New Year Eve, a day where...

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