Pump Replacing Human's Heart

An impressive 50 calves and at least 3 human beings have had their natural heart replaced by artificial heart that pumps blood at 10,000RPM (revolution per minute). Heart as we know it, pumps blood in pulse hence the lub-dub sound. With the pump, the heartbeats will sound like a ‘dentist’s drill or the underwater whine of an outboard motor’ instead. That means that, anyone who received the artificial heart will have no pulse because blood will flow continuously instead of moving in pulses and also, a straight line will be shown on a heart rate monitor.

Check out this link if you’re interested.

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What subjects do YOU favour?

By Amir Rabbani.
Credits to Miss Joyce Lee.

Throughout secondary school, students are encouraged to take a wide variety of subjects as their minds are not developed enough to decide and pick several subjects as their main focus for their future. However, as times goes by, most students will find themselve scoring less than average or even failing in certain subjects but excelling at others. This shows what field they favour and it is also one of the determining factors as to what they should focus on further in college. At subjects they excel, they will find themselves paying more attention and being more interested in that class compared to others. Personally, I find myself in this state during Physics and Mathematics and I am going to discuss some factors which made me enjoy studying that field more than any other, starting with Mathematics.

There are numerous ways to solve a complex Mathematics problem; it's not always going to be that one equation. By connecting one of the mathematical principles to another, we can even invent our own equation to solve the problem. It allows us to explore out mathematical mind which makes solving problems interesting. If you master the principles, solving it would just be as easy as pie. That's the magic of Mathematics; something so complicated can be in fact, simple. It's the only subject to only require logical thinking and only use a little memory.

What makes Mathematics interesting is that is takes over your artistic imagination as well. Take a piece of paper and pencil and draw a circle and simply plot points inside the circle. What do you see? 90% of people might think it's a spotted circle but 10% don't. These 10% are mathematicians. You may wonder why Mathematicians see something else. On that paper is just graphite, which is your pencil lead. No circle has ever existed, because everything we consider to exist is made out of a jumbled hodgepodge of atoms far too complicated to be thought of in any sort of manageable way. But the circle, which you created out of absolutely nothing but a spark of imagination, and the points you plotted are the mathematical objects you know about because, quite simply, you made them to be that way.

Myths and beliefs say that we are attached to an invisible elastic band which only react whenever we are on air, that's why we can't fly. Thanks to Sir Isaac Newton, a legendary physics researcher, these beliefs were proved wrong and that it is just the pull of gravity. Physics, also known as the mathematics of science, allows you to view the world from a whole another level; it also allows you to discover secrets behind why people float in space. Thankfully, a lot of myths have been busted by scientific facts which I find to be a relief.

Sir Isaac Newton is not only a physics researcher, he indirectly taught people about life. He issued his three laws of motion with one of them being, "For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction." This is also can be applied to life. Bad things will happen to you if you do bad things to people and it would be the other way round if you do good things to people.

What's more interesting about physics is that there is still a lot more to discover. For example, everyone should know that our planet is orbiting around the Sun along with the other 9 planets in our universe. Did you know that the Sun is orbiting around something else? That something is yet to be discovered. Physics is infact, beautiful.

Physics has taught me to not be easily convinced by unbelievable stories and myths. Mathematics has taught me that when you have a problem, there are a lot of ways to deal with it. That's why I enjoy stuying both of them more than any other. Personally, through this enjoyment, I find my shortest path to knowledge.

What about you? What're YOUR favourite subjects?

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A Positive Start For PTEK's U-18 Team

By Wadud Yussop.

Today is the day that PTEK's U-18 football team start their U-18 interschool tournament. The competition is a 'knock-out stage' system. So it is a must win for our school team in which we eventually won by 1-0. The game was against Sekolah Menengah Berakas (SMB). 

There was a little problem regarding transport to PTEM where the venue for the match was. There was no bus provided for our team. Luckily, 3 of the PTEK teachers, Sir Zul, Sir Amir and Sir faizal, volunteered to offer their ride. Some students also offered their ride since they were free during the afternoon. We took off from school at about 12.30pm. The match was scheduled to start at 2.00pm. We arrived about 1.15pm and started our warm-up. Thanks to Sheikh Waie, who provided the school football kit. There was a warm reception for Md Aisamuddin by the PTEM students before the game started. This is because he was one of PTEM's student last year before he was transferred to PTEK. After exchanging hand shakes, SMB won the coin toss and started the game. 

SMB quickly got control of the game with nice and quick passes. It was hard for our team to follow their tempo. Nevertheless, the game was not one-sided as both team exchanged attacks. Md Aisamuddin started the game roughly as he made frequent foul towards the opposing team. About 15 minutes into the game, Md  Aisamuddin fouled SMB's right back. The right back's shoulder was injured after the rough physical contact with Md Aisamuddin  and had to be brought to the hospital by ambulance. That didn't stop the quick tempo game as Md Aisamuddin's curled shot was poorly caught by SMB's keeper which gave opportunity for us to score the rebound. After battling in the penalty box, Azizi Roslan nearly scored a goal for us but his header from the rebound was inch wide. SMB also shot us frequent attacks but with the strong back line of PTEK's defenders; Matin Qusyairy, Muien Hamsyari and Khairil Anwar, SMB found it hard to find good opportunity to open the score. Not just the defense, even our goalkeeper, Ron Junior Philip was also in top form when he saved numerous long shots from SMB and stopped the through ball. Near the end of the first half, Wadud Yussop fired a powerful shot towards the net but it was not enough to score as SMB's keeper kept a close look and kicked it to a corner. He was injured after saving that shot, claiming that he injured his ribs. The first half came to an end with a score of 0-0. 

After a 10 minutes break, PTEK started the second half hoping for a better result in this half but still, SMB was playing carefully, not wanting to make any mistakes with their play maker No. 14 and left back being in top form. Unfortunately for them, luck wasn't on their side as they did not have the finishing quality. After a disappointing performance by Wadud Yussop, he was substituted by Ilyaas Hadi who took his spot as a striker. Not long after that, Afifi Ahmad was brought in to replace Khairil. The game became even tense towards the end. After Muadz was introduced to the game, replacing Sheikh Waie, he quickly made an impact after a fine through ball for him from Md Hanif but it was excellently defended by SMB's centreback. Azzizulhilmi was given a yellow card later as he was caught late tackling on SMB's midfielder. He was then quickly substituted by Aiman Hafizan. Just as the game was at its last 10 minutes, Abdul Muadz scored for PTEK as a result of sloppy defending by SMB's defenders. He was then given a yellow card by the referee for celebrating his goal by taking off his shirt. After that first goal, SMB continued to shoot their attacks for a chance to score and equalize the score but never succeeded. The game came to an end with a final score of 1-0 with PTEK in the lead. It was a perfect result for PTEK and a good motivation to keep the players going for their next mach against PTEM that would take place this Wednesday.

Revised by Joanne Lim.

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March!

By Lim Shirley.

Holidays are around the corner and that’s what we, as students are definitely looking forward to. Have you ever got the feeling that when it’s school season, you would always be hoping that holidays will come super-fast so that you can have your sleep, so that you can hang out with friends and give yourself a break from all school stress? But when it comes to the holiday season, you would always be hoping that school would start soon? Well, I think most of us have had that feeling before. When we’re in school/college, there’s homework, assignments given to us almost every day and we are expected to pass it up the following day.

Exams usually end when holidays are about to start so we’re probably glad about that. When holidays are about to end, some of us will go like “YES!” because they probably had nothing to do during the holidays so going to school seems to be a good way to enjoy your teenage life. I think we enjoy going to school  because we have friends to talk to, not that we actually 'enjoy' school and the never-ending assignments.  Usually before the holidays, teachers/lecturers would give their students a present and that present would be HOMEWORK! They sure love us, don’t they? During the holidays, we eat, sleep, watch TV, play games on our computer/laptop/play station and this cycle goes on until the very last day of our holidays and BAM! before you know it, school starts just like that and we have done nothing about the homework we were given for the holiday period. We would all will be thinking “Why does holiday seem to pass by so fast?” and the next thing you know, it's exam season where most of us struggle to study at the very last minute.

Exams aren’t really our best friend. Speaking of exams, there are times where we studied so hard but the outcome is just huge disappointment whereas for others who didn't seem to study that much, get excellent grades. That sometimes frustrates us, doesn't it? Well, like they say study SMART not study HARD. When you receive your exam timetable, start studying little by little instead of cramping everything a day before the exam. That’s a habit most of us seem to have. So drop that habit and start revising early and trust me, when your results come out, you will not regret even one bit of it. Those people who have As’ or A* definitely didn’t just start studying at the very last minute. Well, there are people who study last minute and get good grades. I guess they are the exceptions. Probably they listened well in class when their teachers are teaching or maybe they are just people who learn fast. All of us have different methods when it comes to studying. An example would be how a person can study better when he/she listens to music while studying or walking around while studying. We all need to find out which method fits us best to ensure that we get the best results. So all the best and good luck to those who have exams coming up!

Revised by Joanne Lim.

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Stay Motivated!

By Wafian Wahid

It's not easy to stay motivated to study but we have to be motivated. It's what keeps us going. Whenever I feel like giving up, I take a look at pictures of students in universities and so on. I then look at the prospectus that I've collected from many different exhibitions, I see the requirements, the facilities and more pictures of students in universities. I tend to get jealous but it keeps me going. I need to stay motivated, I want to be motivated. I want to excel.

There are many ways to be motivated. This is because different people have different views of life. It is also alright to be jealous of people who have already succeeded, it's a motivation. You have to beat them and not give up. If he or she can do it, why can't you?

Find your motivation.

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UK Exhibition

By Lim Shirley

I’m guessing that most students would probably choose UK to further their studies. Well, there was a UK Exhibition and seminars in Rizqun Hotel on the 21st Feb 2012 and PTEK, the 22nd Feb 2012. I didn’t go to the one in Rizqun so I would be telling you about the one in PTEK. The seminars were held in both Lecture Theater 1 and 2 which started at 10.45am to 12.45pm. We were told that if we wanted to attend the seminars, we are to register ourselves the day before. I attended the “APPLYING FOR UNDER GRADUATE STUDY IN THE UK.” What Emma Gutteridge, speaker from King’s College London University spoke to us was about the deadline we’re supposed to apply for universities and about our personal statements.

Basically from what I recall, we’re supposed to apply our courses in respective universities of your choice, preferably sometime between October and mid-January. BUT if you were to take medical courses, it’s recommended to apply earlier because you are supposed to take an exam (not sure of what exam). Regarding your personal statements, we are supposed to do that by ourselves because they want an original copy and if you were to copy it off from the internet, they will know it so original are always better. Basically, the personal statement is all about you. Tell them everything about yourself because through your personal statement, only then they know about you since they don’t you in person and through your personal statement, only they will decide whether they accept you in their university.

The first 12 classes in PTEK upper six were to enter the Multi-Purpose Hall (MPH) at 10am and the remaining 12 classes enter the MPH an hour before lunch. The fair ended at 2pm which lasted for 5 hours. The MPH was packed with students of PTEK, going from one university to another to ask about the courses they want to apply too. There were about 33 different universities from UK and each university has at least 1 representative from their university. There were not a lot of pamphlets available when I entered but was satisfied with all the questions I’ve asked therefore glad by the end of the day and I think I’m not the only who enjoyed it.

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Stress?

by Chok Siong Wee & Hedwig Mui Soon Wee

Stressed? This article is for YOU! 

“Sorry, but you’re not qualified to be in this committee” 

“Why can’t you be as good as him” 

“I am going to take away your social life if you don’t start getting more than just a petty ‘D’ in your tests”

Now before you start banging your head against the wall, try to think this thoroughly. You may currently be on the verge of breaking down due to stress and soon to start a battle you’ll never win against a wall. Totally.Not.Worth.It. 

Stress. We've all been there. I know it, he felt it, she hates it and we've all been through it. It’s practically unavoidable! However, we all have a choice to take it or break it and after this article, you ARE going to break it. How? By managing your stress. Managing stress is all about taking charge: taking charge of your thoughts, your emotions, your schedule, your environment, and the way you deal with problems. The ultimate goal is a balanced life, with time for work, relationships, relaxation, and fun- plus the resilience to hold up under pressure and meet challenges head on. 

A stress journal can help you identify the regular stressors in your life and the way you deal with them. Each time you feel stressed, keep track of it in your journal. As you keep a daily log, you will begin to see patterns and common themes. Write down: 

•  What caused your stress (make a guess if you’re unsure). 
•  How you felt, both physically and emotionally. 
•  How you acted in response. 
•  What you did to make yourself feel better. 

Not all stress can be avoided and it’s not healthy to avoid a situation that needs to be addressed. You may be surprised, however, by the number of stressors in your life that you can eliminate. 

• Learn how to say “no” – Know your limits and stick to them. Whether in your personal or professional life, refuse to accept added responsibilities when you’re close to reaching them. Taking on more than you can handle is a surefire recipe for stress. 
• Avoid people who stress you out – If someone consistently causes stress in your life and you can’t turn the relationship around, limit the amount of time you spend with that person or end the relationship entirely. 
• Take control of your environment – If the evening news makes you anxious, turn the TV off. If traffic’s got you tense, take a longer but less-traveled route. If going to the market is an unpleasant chore, do your grocery shopping online.  
• Avoid hot-button topics – If you get upset over religion or politics, cross them off your conversation list. If you repeatedly argue about the same subject with the same people, stop bringing it up or excuse yourself when it’s the topic of discussion.  
• Pare down your to-do list – Analyze your schedule, responsibilities, and daily tasks. If you've got too much on your plate, distinguish between the “shoulds” and the “musts”. Drop tasks that aren’t truly necessary to the bottom of the list or eliminate them entirely. Last but not least! RELAX! Don’t get so caught up in the hustle and bustle of life that you forget to take care of your own needs. Nurturing yourself is a necessity, not a luxury.  
• Set aside relaxation time  –  Include rest and relaxation in your daily schedule. Don’t allow other obligations to encroach. This is your time to take a break from all responsibilities and recharge your batteries.  
• Connect with others  – Spend time with positive people who enhance your life. A strong support system will buffer you from the negative effects of stress.  
• Do something you enjoy every day  –  Make time for leisure activities that bring you joy, whether it be stargazing, playing the piano, or working on your bike. 
• Keep your sense of humor  –  This includes the ability to laugh at yourself. The act of laughing helps your body fight stress in a number of ways.

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PTEK Kendo Club

By Dayat Ahmad

Kendo (剣道) is the Japanese martial art of sword-fighting. ‘Ken’ (剣) means sword while ‘dō’ (道) means ‘way’; Kendo teaches the ‘Way of the Sword’ based on the traditional Japanese swordsmanship (kenjetsu, 剣術) which originated from the samurai of feudal Japan. PTEK Kendo Club started 4 years ago in 2008 while Kendo in Brunei official started in 2003, so Kendo is a relatively new martial arts in Brunei.

PTEK Kendo Club video for Cohort 2 CCA session

Kendo is both strong physical and mental challenging and incorporates strong martial arts values and discipline among practitioners. The All Japan Kendo Federation (AJKF) published the concept and purpose of Kendo in 1975.

Concept 

Kendo is a way to discipline the human character through the application of the principles of the katana (Japanese sword) 

Purpose 

To mold the mind and body. 

To cultivate a vigorous spirit, 

And through correct and rigid training, 

To strive for improvement in the art of Kendo. 

To hold in esteem human courtesy and honor. 

To associate with others with sincerity. 

And to forever pursue the cultivation of oneself. 

Thus will one be able: 

To love one's country and society; 

To contribute to the development of culture; 

And to promote peace and prosperity among all peoples.

Kendo techniques compromise of both thrusts and strikes. Strikes are only made to the head, wrists and abdomen while the thrusts are made to the chest and throat. Of course, Kendo practitioners (Kendoka) use protection armour called bōgu (防具). The sword used in Kendo is called the shinai (竹刀) and is made of 4 bamboo slats fitted together.

Hard wooden swords called bokutō (木刀) are also used when practicing Kata.

A Kendo match highlight during the 47th All Japan Kendo Championship

Demonstration of Kendo kata

We don't normally carry swords around everywhere we go so why practice Kendo? There are many reasons why people still practice Kendo. It may be due to interest in the Japanese culture and tradition, for disciplining one self and become physically fit, or maybe just to experience what a weapons martial art is like. Kendo takes years to develop, often a life-time. In Japan, elderly men of age 60 and above still actively practice Kendo.

PTEK Kendo Club practices on Monday and Thursday afternoons from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM but this schedule is to be changed to accommodate the members' schedules. For more information about PTEK Kendo Club, you can send an email to: dayat_2412@yahoo.com.

We also practice on Sundays from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM at the Badminton court of the Scout Building (5th floor) in Gadong. It is open to public and is practiced by Kendokas all over Brunei. The fees is $3 per session. Join this Facebook group for more info: https://www.facebook.com/groups/156149637792085/

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Fitting in PTEK

by Fatin Ghazali.

Fitting in has always been something that most of us struggled with throughout High School, even in our daily lives. Some of us changed ourselves just to blend in with the cliques, our schoolmates, even the background. We even changed ourselves into something that we don't even like just so that we won't be left out in group projects or eat alone during lunch.

In PTEK, to fit in, you just have to be yourself. You don't have the need to change who you are to get friends. Friends will come to you when you are who you are. You don't have to pretend to be someone else. Everyday, you have different classes, different classmates, different friends in CCA, you meet so many different people sharing the same interests with you. You get to meet variety of students with different views, varieties of interest and of different characters. You learn from your friends, everyday, there's always something new. Everyone is different. Everyone is unique. You don't have to try so hard to fit in. In PTEK, we're all a family. A colourful family.

Or instead of blendìng into the background so much, why don't you stand out? Take the center stage! Take the spotlight! Embrace your difference.

In PTEK, What's important is that you be who you are and people will love you for that. This is not highschool anymore, Mean Girls don't run the school. Thìs is college and here, PTEK family powers the engine. Remember, just be yourself- because you're AWESOME that way.

Photo by Feeqah Nordin.

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Essay Writing

by Naj.

Do you ever ask yourself how is it that you don’t get more than C minus grades while other students get straight A’s? Why are some students always writing the best essays while others are always trying harder and harder for nothing? Are they just talented writers? Or is there such thing as an “essay recipe” that they know of and you don’t? Well, the answer is somewhere in between. 

The sad truth is that some people are more skilled for writing tasks –and, if you have read up to here, we may assume that’s not your case-. But you can’t trust your writing skills only, since you can always learn new things and improve at writing with lots of practice.

So, don’t freak out. You can also write a great essay. Maybe not the best of the class, but truly your best essay. Do not expect them to be magical, but with these tips, you may write much better.

It is important to understand one thing about writing an essay an English essay question has no single ‘correct’ answer, unlike a maths or science question that requires you to used formulas and equations. What am I trying to say? Well, in an English essay there is no one ‘answer’ and nothing to ‘prove’. All there can be – and this is what your answer wants – is an informed, explained and well-supported argument for your viewpoint. It requires you to argue your case!

Still not getting it? Look at it this way: in a daily life case, someone asks you a general question. You have so many possibilities, opinions and viewpoint and what comes with it are the various reasons as to why you come to that conclusion. With your points, you are convincing them that your opinion(s) or answer(s) is/are right. They won’t be able to rebuke – after all your answers are correct. However, it goes without saying that if your answer(s) doesn’t connect with that is being asked, it’s clear that they won’t get what you are talking about. Nothing frustrates anybody more when you don’t answer their questions at all.

Wait! Didn’t I say that an essay doesn’t have one ‘answer’? Answering the question and just simply answering are two different things. For example, you were asked whether Global Warming actually bring benefit to some areas; you write what Global Warming is, how it happened and why it happened it the first place. True, you are answering about Global Warming but is that all the question is asking of you? Nope. It is asking whether or not it can bring benefit to some areas. This is just you simply answering. Answering the question means giving your opinion focused solely on the question whereas just giving a generalization on what Global Warming is.

Get it now? Argumentation applies on how to write your essay, except on papers and the person who’s asking is on the other half of the planet.

There are other much more basic things to look up on if you’re looking for a way to improve your essay: organization (after all, how are you going to convince someone if what you are trying to say is jumbled, unclear, confusing and spontaneous?), facts display, proper quoting, the required word count and, of course, good grammar and spelling. But the essay style is also important. For example, vary your sentence extension: the best written essays alternate between long sentences and short sentences, and that makes them easier to read. Improving your essay style also means using plenty of synonyms to avoid annoying repetitions. You may also consider very carefully the choice of the essay register: keep in mind there should be a formal distance between you and the potential reader. So you may write the best essay by turning phrases like “I guess” by others a bit more formal, such as “Based on my experience”.

Always remember that writing an essay is an activity that involves a lot of techniques used for getting the reader’s full attention, from the essay’s title to the very last word. The best essays are always easily readable, since they apply to the reader’s interests and motivate their curiosity by displaying little bits of information at the time. Good essays combine facts and examples, and show the writer’s own thoughts as well as an opposite point of view some readers may have. Even if the only reader is going to be your teacher when correcting it.

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Traditional Food Festival

By Izyaan Amin.

Traditional Food Festival. In conjunction with Brunei's 28th National Day celebration in PTEK, the Cooking & Baking Club held the 'Pesta Makanan Tradisional Brunei' featuring a showcase of local cuisine and cooking demonstrations done by the students.

The traditional food display which took place at the canteen area featured a wide range of Brunei delicacies such as TAPAI, KELUPIS, WAJIT, APAM, PIPIS, KUIH RANGIN, PENYARAM and AMBUYAT. The highlight of the showcase was the cooking demo where other students were able to learn about how to make some of the traditional delicacies. This include how to wrap a Kelupis using 'nyirik' leaves, how to make the simply delicious KUIH GATAS and the ever so popular PAIS DAGING, and even a display of Ambuyat-making or as we call it, 'menumpah Ambuyat'. Besides honoring our traditon and culture, teachers and other students were able to enjoy tasting these traditional delicacies that are cooked using the traditional recipes .

In this modern world, some of the traditional food in Brunei are fading or have already been forgotten. It is up to us to keep up the good old tradition. One of the ways is to keep on asking your grandparents about the kind of food they ate when they were young.

Here are some pictures to share.

The different variety of food being sold

 A traditional dish

 A member of the Cooking & Baking Club, giving her all into frying the kueh

Hedwig Mui, happy after buying food from the festival

Credits: Joanne Lim

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PTEK Chemistry Website

It was earlier informed that PTE Katok finally decided to open their very own Chemistry Website. Since it's still new, there won't be much at the moment but there surely will be. There's so much that we need to know. We might have missed something in class, it can be found there. 24/7 access! Go to their website by clicking here. Not to forget, they have also created a Facebook page, this is mainly created to assist to students. The school will always want what's best for us all. Click here to be directed to their Facebook Page.

"24/7 Access to Chemistry in PTE Katok; your online resource for all your needs! Information, discussions, multimedia are all within reach." - Sir Maxim

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Cohort 2 Registration

HARI PENDAFTARAN PELAJAR MENENGAH ENAM BAWAH PUSAT TINGKATAN ENAM KATOK SESI 2012/2013

Pada: 27hb Februari 2012 bersamaan dengan 05 Rabiulakhir 1433

Tempat: Dewan Serbaguna, Pusat Tingatan Enam Katok

Jam: 7:15 - 7:45 pagi - Kehadiran para pelajar dan ibubapa,  penjaga

          8:00 pagi             - Kehadiran Pengetua Pusat Tingkatan Enam Katok

                                        - Lagu Kebangsaan

                                        - Bacaan Surah Al-Fatihah

                                        - Ucapan Alu-aluan dari Pengetua Pusat Tingkatan Enam Katok

                                        - Pengenalan Pusat Tingkatan Enam Katok   

                                        - Taklimat dari Ketua-ketua Jabatan / Bahagian

                                        - Doa Selamat

          10:00 pagi          - Jamuan dan Majlis Bersurai 

REGISTRATION FOR LOWER SIX STUDENTS OF PUSAT TINGKATAN ENAM KATOK SESSION 2012/2013

Date: 27th February 2012 equivalent to 05 Rabiulakhir 1433

Venue: Multi-Purpose Hall, Pusat Tingkatan Enam Katok

Time: 7:15 - 7:45 a.m. - Arrival of students and parents / guardian

           8:00 a.m.             - Arrival of Pusat Tingkatan Enam Katok's Principal

                                         - National Anthem

                                         - Recital of Surah Al-Fatihah

                                         - Speech by Pusat Tingkatan Enam Katok's Principal

                                         - Intoduction of Pusat Tingkatan Enam Katok     

                                         - Briefing by Head Masters and Mistresses of Depatments /                                                    Sections

                                         - Doa Selamat

           10:00 a.m.           - End of Ceremony

Credits: Amir Rabbani 

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Why Join Pulse?

Here's a short video by us to let you know why you should join Pulse. Enjoy!

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28th National Day

By Joanne Lim.

As we all know, Brunei celebrates its National Day on the 23rd February, annually. Tomorrow, will be the 28th time that Brunei has celebrated its National Day. On behalf of all the students in PTEK, I would like to wish everyone a happy National Day in advance! May Brunei continue to stay at peace!

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