oh shoot i forgot the caption:

take note of these dates and what you have to do!! keep a look out for your emails and check your EAE portal regularly

pspsps prepare for tomorrow ok!

have you packed your bag + sch attire? no? go do it asap!!

i haven’t done a lot of my hw..

remember to eat your dinner everyone!!

sec 4s and 5s yk what i just realised, it’s our last official semester of secondary school and this is our last so-called “first day” because technically, some of us have to go back to school during september holidays.

do you all realise that this will be our last term 3 for most of us, our last major school exam (prelims) for some, the last few times having classes with your friends before Os and Ns and this term, may be the last time we get to be taught by our mt teachers, because after mt Os and Ns, they won’t be teaching us anymore-

i’m making myself cry OKAY KENZ LETS STOP YA

hey y’all, it’s 10pm, let’s sleep early okays 👍🏻👍🏻 pack your bags and pack what you need for tmr, remember your lunch money, etc

OLEVELS:

#olevelscountdown (LC):
MT: t-minus: 8 days
eng: t-minus: 109 days

#olevelscountdown (orals):
MT: t-minus: 9 days
english: t-minus 24 days

#olevelscountdown (written):
Phy prac: t-minus: 98 days
Combi sci prac: t-minus 101 days
Bio prac: t-minus 106 days


ALEVELS

#alevelscountdown (LC):
MT: t-minus 8 days

#alevelscountdown (oral):
MT: t-minus 9 days

#alevelscountdown (practical):
Physics: t-minus 112 days
Chem: t-minus 115 days
Bio: t-minus 124 days


NLEVELS

#nlevelscountdown (oral):
eng: t-minus 15 days
MT: t-minus 37 days

#nlevelscountdown (LC):
eng+MT: t-minus 77 days
eng+MT: t-minus 78 days

#nlevelscountdown (written):
social studies: t-minus 79 days
MT: t-minus 80 days
eng: t-minus 81 days


PSLE

#PSLEcountdown (oral):
eng+ MT: t-minus 49 days
eng+ MT: t-minus 51 days

#PSLEcountdown (LC):
eng+MT: t-minus 81 days

#PSLEcountdown (written):
eng: t-minus 94 days
math: t-minus 95 days
MT: t-minus 98 days
sci: t-minus 99 days
HMT: t-minus 100 days

GOOD MORNING EVERYONE!!

first day of school (again) GAKSHSKJA have a great day at school yall 🫶🏻🫶🏻

it's a scary, long and tiring journey, especially for those taking their nationals very soon

keep it up, guys.. soon enough, you'll be free from all the burdens and stress :] i believe in you!!

i just reached home cus i stayed back for investiture rehearsals and even when cca council people left, i stayed to hype my friends up and danced harder than them (def didn’t embarrass myself, but i’m sec 4, my last semester, so why not go all out)

have you all had a great first day back :)

all of you had a tiring first day, so take a break tonight :)

do what you like to do, spend time with your family, etc. work can wait. if you’re tired, please rest and go to bed early.

if you still have work, take a 30 min nap so that you can wake up more energized and rested a little for you to do your work.

don’t be too hard on yourself

time management tips #tipsbykhad

tip no.1: the urgent vs important quadrant
-> what does it consist of?
(a) urgent & important (UI)
eg. subjects you’re weak at
(b) not urgent but important (NUI)
eg. studying subjects you’re strong in
(c) urgent but not important (UNI)
eg. editing videos
(d) not urgent & not important (NUNI)
eg. watching Netflix
-> how this works?
allows you to prioritise your to do’s. write the short form (in the brackets) beside your to do list to take note what to prioritise

tip no.2: energy management
-> finding out your energy levels at different times
• draw a graph that shows how your energy levels changes during different times of the day
note: for this to work, observe your energy/study patterns at different times of the day
• organise your priorities (from tip no.1) according to your energy levels see what suits best. more energy required for more difficult tasks
-> renewing your energy (taking breaks)
• healthy energy food eg. almonds, energy drinks (healthy ones pls) etc
• exercise
• talk to other people
• spiritual recharge (pray, read etc)

tip no.3: plan overview of what you want to achieve every month
-> space out your revision plans over the months
- best focus on the weaker ones first