Showing posts with label Teachers' Day Celebration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teachers' Day Celebration. Show all posts

Sunday, October 19, 2008

Yesterday (18 October 2009), I attended 18th Teachers’ Day celebration ceremony at the International Convention Centre. The following photos were taken from my perspective as an invited guest to the ceremony i.e from where I sat.

The ceiling lighting
A RTB's interview
The stage's decoration
One of the guest is waiting for the arrival His Majesty
The recital of Surah Al-Fatihah and the prayer led by Brunei's State Mufti
The reading of some verses from the Al-Quran
Welcoming speech by the Minister of Education
A press photographer is taking photo of His Majesty delivering his Titah
His Majesty is delivering Titah for the Teachers' Day
One of the recipient of Teachers' Day Award
Some of the Teachers' Day Award recipients
Visual that is on displayed at the big screen shows another Teachers' Day Award recipient
A Teachers' Day Award recipient
Koir presentation by pupils from 5 primary schools
Some of the guests, mainly teachers, are waiting for the departure of His Majesty

(Photos: Abdul Rashid Haji Tahir. Taken on 18 October 2008)

Tuesday, October 07, 2008

Negara Brunei Darussalam celebrates Teachers’ Day on the 23rd September every year. However, this year the date falls in the month of Ramadan and the celebration ceremony has to be postponed after Ramadan.

National level Teachers’ Day 2008 Celebration Ceremony will be held on 18th October 2008, Saturday, 8.00am at the Plenary Hall, International Convention Center, Berakas. This year's Teachers Day theme is "Guru Pembentuk Tunas Bangsa" (Teachers Shape the Nation's Youth).

As usual, some teachers from every schools are invited to come to the ceremony. One of the teachers is me. I get the invitation card this morning.

Luckily, my house is just a few minutes drive to the venue. Just wake up and start my car at the usual time as in every school days.

The invitation card

A car pass. If you have Car Pass B, you have to park your car at National Sports Complex Car parking area.

Invitation details in Jawi writing
If you cannot read Jawi, there is the Rumi (Roman) version.


For souvenir, I guess



(Photos: Abdul Rashid Haji Tahir. Taken on 7 October 2008)

PeachPit (Pearson Education)

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