Showing posts with label Teachers’ Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teachers’ Day. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 03, 2009
The ceremony will be held at International Convention Center, Berakas. The theme for this year celebration is "Guru Berkualiti Teras Kecemerlangan Pendidikan" (“Quality Teachers Are The Heart Of Excellent Education”)
Background of Brunei Darussalam’s Teachers’ Day
Teachers’ Day in Brunei Darussalam is held every 23 September since 1991. The 23rd September is also the birthday of Al-Marhum Sultan Haji Omar Ali Saifuddien Sa’adul Khairi Waddien. This date is chosen as Brunei Darussalam’s Teachers’ Day to recognise and to remember Al-Marhum’s contribution in education, including the Islamic religious education.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
31st October 2009, Saturday --Teachers from Sekolah Rendah Tentera Laut Diraja Brunei (SRTLDB), Muara held the Teachers' Day celebration ceremony at Paradise Mangrove Resort, Sungai Belukut on 29th October 2009, Thursday.
Brunei Darussalam celebrates Teachers' Day on 23rd September every year. This year the 23rd September falls on 3rd Syawal 1430 Hijrah when pupils and teachers were still on 3rd term school & Ramadan and Syawal special holiday as well as in Aidilfitri celebration mode. Therefore, the celebration ceremony is postponed until 5 November 2009, Thursday. The ceremony will be held at International Convention Center, Berakas. The theme for this year celebration is "Guru Berkualiti Teras Kecemerlangan Pendidikan"
We, at SRTLDB, celebrated our own day one week earlier due to most us will attend some briefing, workshop, course, etc. in the whole November 2009.
A journey from my school...
First, I took a photo of my latest model car collection in my Suzuki Swift.
Mangrove Paradise Resort
The entrance
The bridge
A view from our event location...Kampung Sungai Bunga.
Kampung Sungai Bunga...one of the resettlement housing scheme on water.
Another view of Kampung Sungai Bunga.
One of the activity on the river...
The blind...
A green boat is passing by....
A boat carrying the gravel from Temburong....
The Ceremony
Our Guru Besar is delivering her speech..."...be a quality teacher," she reminded the teachers.
The packaging of the gift that we received from our Guru Besar.
The gift is unveiled...Kingston 2Gb Data Traveller USB Pendrive.
In addition, we do celebrates the birthday anniversary who are born in October. One of them is me.
This is a special Teachers' Day cake for our Guru Besar and Penolong Guru Besar.
The Menu
Spoon & Fork
Napkin
Chicken soup
Black pepper beef
Roasted chicken with nasi ayam style sauce
Fish head
(Photos: Abdul Rashid bin Haji Tahir. Taken on 29th October 2009, Thursday)
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Friday, October 24, 2008
I visited the Teachers’ Day Celebration 2008 Exhibition that took place at the International Conventions Center, Berakas on 22nd October 2008, Wednesday, from 1.30pm to 4.oopm.
RAIN
RAIN
There was a heavy rain by the time I arrived at the ICC’s parking area.
Rain droplets on my Suzuki Swift windshield
NEW TEACHERS’ SERVICE SCHEME
Ministry of Education implements a new service scheme for the teachers under the Ministry of Education with effect from 1 June 2008.
With the implemention, teachers under the Ministry of Education are categorised into 7 grades i.e (from the lowest to the highest): Grade II Teacher (PG1), Grade I Teacher(PG2) , Education Officer (Malay: Now, Pegawai Pendidikan. Previously, Pegawai Pelajaran. PG3), Special Grade Education Officer (PG4), Senior Education Officer (PG5), Senior Education Officer (PG6), Specialist Education Officer (PG7).
With the new service scheme, teachers under the Ministry of Education will be able to have a promotion based on their duration of service, performance, level of education, efforts, area of specialisation, and contributions i.e meritocracy (more) and seniority (less).
A career flow of teachers’ service under the Ministry of Education
Teachers’ Service Scheme: Grade II Teacher, PG1.
Teachers’ Service Scheme: Grade I Teacher, PG2.
Teachers’ Service Scheme: Education Officer a.ka. Pegawai Pendidikan, PG3.
A NEW SCHOOL: MERAGANG SECONDARY SCHOOL
When I am driving to my workplace from Berakas to Muara by using the Muara-Tutong coastal highway, I must have a glimpse at a nearly finished new secondary school i.e Sekolah Menengah Meragang (MOE is likely to change its name later).
I like the design (including the color) of the school, which are done by Arkitek SAA. The school is in my wishlist in the category of “building that I should photograph”. And I hope I can photograph the whole school while it is still ‘clean’ and ‘fresh’, and preferably at the various time of the day in order to have a different atmosphere and lighting conditions.
Perspective view
Aerial perspective, east view
South view
West view
North view
The design:Natural daylighting and natural ventilation
SPORT SCHOOL
MOE also build a sport school at Pulaie, very near to ICC, National Sports Complex, and it is just 2-3 minutes drive from my home.
Sport School Phase 1: Admistration and classroom block
p/s:Photography and architecture do mix together and I like both of them. In terms of architecture, I like take a look at buildings when I go oversea. Petronas Towers, Telekom Tower, Maxis Tower, and Suntec City are among my favourite that I have seen in front of my own eye.
I also have the intention to design my own new home (i.e work together with the prospective architect) that will be build sometimes in the future (but I hope it is soon than that).
I prefer modern and minimalist design. The design should consider the beauty and its integrity, functionality, comfort, ergonomic, spaciousness, ecosystem, maximise the use of every inch of the land and the house itself, energy-saving, well-ventilated, and the privacy. The design also considers the social interaction within the perimeter of the land and in the house itself.
In terms of photography, I wish to have a full-frame DSLR such as the latest Canon EOS 5D Mark II and some very good lenses, wide, normal and telephoto with some useful filters. But, at present and some time in the near future, I have to use my Canon EOS 350 DSLR to take photos of buildings.
Another building in my wishlist is Brunei’s new Dewan Majlis (a.k.a perliament) building. I need to find some right times to take its photos.
And I must know how to use the Adobe Photoshop and have its skills. I’m still not good at picture editing. So, I need to learn it with somebody, especially in terms of ‘seeing’ a picture.
(Photos: Abdul Rashid Haji Tahir. Taken on 22nd October 2008)
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