Ilena

• Ilena Yeong
• 18 years old
• Lives with parents and younger brother
• Currently enrolled in the Diploma of Early Childhood Education in Ngee Ann Polytechnic.
• Previously from Fairfield Methodist Primary and Secondary School
• Enjoys inline skating, reading, and watching TV
• Favourite website: http://failblog.org

Beat

Being physically healthy is an extremely significant factor for my existence. I attempt to avoid at the furthest extents, the indulgences that destroy this prospect.

Children allow me an unusual perspective that has definately impacted the various decisions i recognise. Here, I left the door ajar so the wind would have direction. Comprehend desire and a willing spirit; that is important.

I like monkeys and spiders.

Kamilah

Name: Nur Kamilah
Age:19
Birthday: 28 November 1989
Hobbies: Reading and listening to music
Loves: Children and their smiles

"Live so that when your children think of fairness and integrity, They think of you."-- H. Jackson Brown, Jr.

My philosophy..
Nurturing the minds and caring for the children have always appealed to me. It started ever since my first visit to the child care centre, at the age of 10. The nobility of the job intrigues me. Making a positive difference in the children’s lives is a challenge and I will strive to achieve it. I am nearing my goal.

Academic Profile
Damai Primary School: 1996-2001
Was a Prefect from Primary 4 to 6
Graduated with a PSLE score of 229 points

Boon Lay Secondary School: 2002-2005
Was a Vice-President in the Student Council
Graduated with an ‘O’ Level score of 13 points

Ngee Ann Polytechnic: 2007-Now


Teamwork
I believe that to do well in life, you have got to learn how to work well with people. Life does not just revolve around yourself but also with the people around you. Those who fail to work with others, fail to accomplish the first step to success.

I have worked well in many committees throughout the years I spent in school. I have helped to organised many events such as the Entrepreneur’s Fair, which was a huge success. I learnt that to work well with my colleagues is to firstly, trust them. Without trust, nothing will work out.

I was in active in organisations which they helped in raising funds for the needy children and those with special needs. These children are going to be the future leaders of tomorrow and thus we need to help them work towards it.

The Table Tried Not To Cry

I don't understand why she failed to hold herself back executing that piercing scream that shattered the fibers in the wood, along with my ear drums and the plastic that ran across my eyes so I could see.

Perhaps I too must bear responsibility for the manner in which she behaved. The environment I made her with when she was a child. I didn't mean for family to be terror, or to leave her afraid and upset.

I broke a table in fear, and had her life affected; the poor child.

She was a sad one. She didn't mean to break the tables.