I do not
think that I need to attend this workshop. I know how to manage my time and I
think that I will not be very stressful. If I come across a bully, I can always
report to a teacher. I can make friends so I do not have to worry about making
friends.
~Regan~
Well, for me I personally think that I could cope well in a new environment and with the new people I meet but I am still Primary 5, I have not reached the end of Primary 6 yet. Maybe my thinking is different by then, I will never know.
~Stanley~
I think that the workshop would really help the P6 pupils because it teaches them how to manage stress, expectations and emotions like anger and sadness and those that are associated with the transition which the P6s need to do or manage. Even though the workshop only lasts only four to five hours, I think it will be very meaningful to the P6 pupils. I think that embarking on an exciting new chapter of your life is inevitable. I am very excited and nervous at the same time.
~Dong Wang~
We should work hard to achieve our goals. Everyone has to adapt to new surroundings along the way. When we have succeeded in doing something, we can then relax. When we are doing something like studying, we should work towards finishing what we are doing and don't give up on it easily. So we should not give up our dreams easily and we should set our minds on working hard towards accomplishing our goals.
~Jessie~
Personally, I believe that every single new day unfolds a new chapter of my life. One most exciting chapter will be the transition from primary 6 to secondary school life. I hope every single chapter from today will be better and interesting.I am going to try my best to make it happen. By being positive, I am sure it will happen. I want my life to be filled with great chapters so that when I look back at my life book, I will smile instead of regretting what I have not done. By then, it may be too late for me to attempt to change the contents in my memory.
~Sabrina~
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