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Message from the Principal

Dear Parents, Thank you for reading this Newsletter.

Head of Secondary The current Campus Principal was delighted to meet Iain Sallis in London in March 2014, and invite Iain to become Head of Secondary. Iain’s leadership has been outstanding, and he has made a significance difference to Secondary, and the School in gen-eral. Iain’s OO7 and Masked Ball ‘cameos’ will al-ways be testament to his special personality, and mischievous sense of humour. Within the Tenby Group of Schools Iain has also made an impact to the extent that the Corporate Office have invited Iain to become Campus Principal of Tenby School, Pe-nang from September 2016. Sincere congratulations are recorded here to Iain, and it is good to know he will remain part of the Tenby family, and ensure a smooth ‘handover’. The search has already begun to find Iain’s successor, and part of the interview proce-dure will include putting on make -up and costume in readiness for promoting the 2017 Ball… Road Safety The School will issue again the designated drop off / collection points. Please can all parents take ex-tra care driving around the School site. Please can parents collect children from the ‘exterior’ Car Park. Help the School and make sure their chil-dren follow the path to the Pedestrian Crossing (now with speed humps) where a Security Guard is sta-tioned to help children cross the road safely, and not allow children to cross over at the mini-roundabout. Car Stickers Pink Car Stickers are now ‘out of date’. Please could those still with Pink Stickers obtain the correct Sticker from the Admissions’ Office. School Fees : Thank you …but… Thank you for the overwhelming majority of parents who have paid School Fees as expected. It is so dis-appointing to record here that some parents still have not settled School accounts. Please note for those who have yet to make payment, warning letters will be issued next week, and pupils suspended from School thereafter until Fees are paid.

WVC + 1 Concert

The weekly Friday Concerts to Primary and junior SST pupils began 2016 with Malaysia’s top Jazz Trio provid-ing top class entertainment, with clear explanations to the children how jazz is constructed. Needless to say, the Band received a wonderful ovation…it is hoped they may return next Term. Secondary Year Camps The rearranged Secondary Year Camps will take place on Monday 11th until Wednesday 13th July 2016. More details to follow from the Heads of Year soon. Tenby’s December 2015 Trip to NASA in Houston, Texas As promised in last week’s letter there is a report from Ms. Rohayati later in this Newsletter. Please do spare a few moments to read about this ‘trip of a life-time’. AIMS Meeting : Friday 15th January 2016 Tenby SEP (KL) host another Association of Interna-tional Schools of Malaysia meeting today for Heads of Secondary and Heads of Primary. Thank you and well done Sallis and Ross Armitage for chairing the meetings. CIS/WASC Inspection The School looks forward to welcoming 14 Council of International School Inspectors as part of the ongoing accreditation process. Besides looking at School teach-ing, procedures and policies, interviews will be con-ducted with pupils, parents and staff. Issues of concern The School is keen to act swiftly when there is any pa-rental concern about any issue. Please do refer, in the first instance, to Class Teachers and Tutors. The Sen-ior Management Team will always become involved, as necessary, and try and investigate concerns, and swift-ly act to resolve and re-assure.

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2016 Charity Masked Ball : Saturday 19th March : Can you help ? Thank you Julie Thomas, and members of the PA from both TIS and SST for preparing publicity, ticket sales, and indeed meticulously planning the Event itself. The 2015 OO7 Ball brought the School com-munity together in a very special way; it is hoped the 2016 Ball will have a similar, ‘magical’ effect. Please note that excess funds will go to the Penan Project. The Penans are one of the oldest indige-nous tribes still living in Borneo. Penans rely heavily on Mother Nature for sustenance, both spiritually and physically. The Penans are still learning to adapt to modern ways of life and need our help. If any parent is able to help sponsor the Masked Ball, in any way, every extra ringgit raised above Ball costs, will go to the Penan project. If anyone can help please contact Julie Thomas, Mandy Cheong or Andrew Auster directly. https://youtu.be/aC0MqHA-PKI

Carmina Burana 8th May in the Petronas Towers

MPO Concert Hall – rehearsal tonight

TIS Year 7 and SST Std.5 have begun rehearsals. Tonight par-ents, staff and friends of the School attend from 19:00— 20:30hrs a rehearsal in The Auditorium and ‘sing strictly for fun’. Please do come along…the water is warm…and all new members will be made very welcome.

Aston Villa win a Premier League match… the first since August 14th 2015 and inspire a re-appearance of Staff & Parents Football The PE Department, and Campus Principal, would be keen to hear from any parents who would like to participate in a football match on Saturday 5th March 2016, kick off 09:30hrs.

Step and Smile Year 12 student Rachel Ng has visited the Step and Smile Centre for children with cerebral palsy. Please follow her story on page 18 and read Rachel’s very moving, poignant account of what she experienced. Rachel intends to return with some friends to help again in the future. Mr. Mike’s return : Mathematics and Poetry Michael Carding returns to Malaysia at the end of this month and will spend time at SEP (KL) from Tuesday 2nd February 2016 meeting the Mathemat-ics Department, with ‘hands on’ teaching and inspir-ing of colleagues and pupils. Please watch out for announcements about Maths in the Mall and Maths and Munch. Mr. Mike, a poet of note with several publications to his name, also looks forward to con-duct a Poetry Workshop with all of Key Stage 2 Pri-mary and junior SST pupils at 13:45hrs on Friday 5th February 2016. After Chinese New Year Mr.Mike’s itinerary will take him to the four other Tenby Schools to lead a similar programme. The School greatly looks for-ward to Mr. Mike’s return, and that of his wife Gill. National Holiday Although Senior Management will be attending CIS meetings (see above) the School will close and ob-serve the replacement Thaipusam Holiday on Mon-day 25th January 2016. This is a busy time for the School… it always is. Thank you for your great support. Kind regards,

Andrew Auster Campus Principal

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Dual Language Programme (DLP) in SST We are happy to announce that SST was given the official approval to conduct DLP in 2016 at three en-try points ie. Std. 1, Std. 4 and Form 1. This means that we are teaching Science & Mathematics fully in English for this year’s Std. 1, Std. 4 and Form 1. Other levels will be joining this programme at the three entry points after this year. Our booklists may be showing the Science & Mathematics books/workbooks in BM for Std. 1,Std. 4 and Form 1 because the approval came after the booklists were prepared. Further details will be explained to parents during the Meet & Greet Parents Session which will be held on Wednesday 20th January 2016 from 08:00 - 10:00hrs in the Auditorium. It is important for all parents to be present to know all the essential information regarding their children’s education. Please write in your child’s diary to indicate that you will be coming latest by Monday 18th January 2016. Release of PT3 2015 Results These results were released despite 14th December 2015 was declared as a public holiday for Selangor. This is the second batch of Form 3 students who sat for PT3 2015 and they received four reports when the results were released at 10:00hrs in school. These four reports are as follows:- Academic PBS Report Pentaksiran Aktiviti Jasmani, Sukan & Kokurikulum(PAJSK) Centralised Written Examination Report for subjects like BM,English, Science, Maths , Kemahiran

Hidup, Pendidikan Islam & Chinese language with Sejarah & Geografi being project based , 2 other grades for Oral English Speaking & Listening Skills and another two grades for Oral BM Speaking & Listening Skills

Psychometric Assessment Report on Profile and Aptitude The table below shows the maximum number of grade As which a child can achieved for PT3:-

Congratulations to all successful and excellent students, their parents and teachers

Sekolah Sri Tenby

Core Subjects for every child

Choice of Elective Subjects 1

Choice of Elective Subjects 2

Choice of Elective Subjects 3

1.BM

2.English

3.Science

4.Maths

5.Kemahiran Hidup

6.Sejarah

7.Geografi

8.Oral English Speaking & Listening Skills

9.Oral BM Speaking & Listening Skills

Pendidikan Islam Chinese Language Pendidikan Islam & Chinese Language

No of Grade As:9 No of Grade A :1 No of Grade A:1 No of Grade As:2

Total No of Grade As 9+1= 10 9+1=10 9+2=11

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The details of PT3 2015 results are given below:-

New Students Orientation 2016

This year we have a record breaking number of new students joining SST and the Orientation took place on Monday 4

th January 2016 from 09:00 - 12:00hrs. To date we have opened up all the

available rooms in SST Block to accommodate 26 classes with nine for Primary and 17 for Sec-ondary. A warm welcome to all these new students and new parents who join our Tenby Commu-nity this year.

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Our targets for this Term are as follows:- High standard of students’ uniform & appearance Great achievement in academic excellence Successful reading programmes to improve languages Orderly movement between lessons & queuing up at the homerooms in the morning before homeroom

and in the afternoon after lunch Good participations for Sports & Games There will be lunch time Sports practices from 12:30-13:00hrs for Secondary students who have signed

up for sports starting on Wednesday 13th January 2016 till just before Sports Day on Wednesday 3rd February 2016.

Systematic organisation of books for lessons before morning break, before lunch and before school dis-missal

Proper usage of students’ lockers

Personal Leadership Series Workshops in school Tenby Leadership Series Workshops have become an annual programme this year where students from various levels participate and learn useful skills as responsible leaders, students and children. This Tenby Leadership Series is a series of workshops specially designed to complement Tenby’s integrat-ed holistic curriculum and international approach to learning, from Standard 1 to Form 5.The trainers are committed not only to work closely with children to excel in academics, but also to develop children in mind and character. We believe in a holistic and all-rounded education for our children to be able to achieve their dreams and goals in their career through tangible strategies. It is strongly encouraged to give your child the privilege to join this programme as it will lead to greater long term benefits. Your child’s education is priceless, as is the education of our future builders of the world. This programme will be conducted by Shawn Yeo, principal trainer from Vinco Global Pte Ltd, Singapore and you can find out more about them at www.VincoGlobal.com. The dates for these workshops are given in the table below:-

Leadership Series Workshop

Cost per child which covers materials, refreshments and lunch and GST

Date & Time of programme

Std.1-3 RM182 Wednesday 20th April 2016

08:00-16:00hrs

Std.4-6 RM201 Thursday 21st April 2016

08:00 – 16:00hrs

Form 1-3 RM220 Thursday 24th March 2016

08:00 – 16:00hrs

Form 4-5 RM240 Friday 25th March 2016

08:00 – 16:00hrs

These workshops will be on only if a minimum number of 35 students sign up

These letters with full details have already been taken home by your children for parents. For 2016, all letters to parents will be given only on a Tuesday and students are expected to note it in the diary.

Please remember to submit the reply slip latest by Friday 22nd January 2016 together with the payment cheque made payable to “Tenby World Sdn. Bhd.” to your child’s Homeroom Teacher.

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SST Parents Association AGM 2016

All new and existing parents are urgently invited to be present for this AGM. Details are provided below:-

Date: Thursday 3rd March 2016

Time: 08:00-10:00hrs

Venue: TBC

All these while, SST parents representation at the Joint Whole School Parents Association is not satisfacto-ry and we need parents participation to support School activities. Thus, we really hope that most parents can be present and to volunteer to be in the SST Parents Association Committee. Our meetings are about three to four times a year and we really need committed elected members to attend these meetings.

To facilitate our planning, the school will be sending out a letter soon to invite parents to send in nomina-tions to be members of this committee and to indicate their presence for this meeting. If you are interested to serve in this committee, you can also inform us through an email to mllee@tenby.edu.my latest by

Thursday 18th February 2016.

Whole School Notice

International Competitions & Assessments for Schools (ICAS) 2016 Tenby Schools is holding a few international competitions and assessments for 2016 for both SST and TIS Primary to Secondary students. The International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS) is produced by the Educational Assessment Australia (EAA) from the University of New South Wales, Austral-ia. Our school will be observing only one closing date in administrating all competition events. The closing date for all competitions will be on Friday 19th February 2016. If your child is interested in participating in the competitions, please fill in the registration slip which can be obtained from School secretaries sand make payment at the Admissions Office before Friday 19

th February 2016.

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Challenge Maths This term we have introduced ‘Challenge Maths’ this will take place in every class on alternate Fridays. Challenge Math focus on problem solving opportunities and practicing table facts in small groups to encourage speaking and listening and co-operation. There will be a challenge Maths (optional) home work in the School newsletter on the Friday of Challenge Maths. If children complete and return it to their class teacher on the following Monday, they will earn merits!

Key Dates Year Group Learning overviews - Friday 8th January 2016 Class RB welcome meeting for parents - Tuesday 12th January 2016 Pupil Targets to parents - Friday 15th January 2016 E-Safety workshop for parents - Tuesday 19th January 2016 First challenge Maths - Friday 22nd January 2016 Student Led Conference will now be on Thursday 4th February NOT Wednesday 3rd February 2016 due to Secondary Sports Day.

To all our existing and new parents and children welcome back to term two. Our brand new playground has been constructed over the holidays. The play equipment may only be used when

it is supervised by School staff.

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Year 4 IPC Field Trip - Petrosains KLCC

On Monday 30th December 2015, Year 4 children went on a field trip to Petrosains KLCC. The children had the amazing opportunity to attend an electrical workshop. During this workshop children were led step by step to create their own DIY camp lamp. As part of the trip, the children also had the opportunity to visit Petrosains Discovery Centre. Generally the children had so much fun and were very happy. At the end of the day, the children were proud to go back home and show parents their night camp lamps. What a lovely day we had!

Year 5 IPC Field Trip - Sktrex Shah Alam

Skytrex certainly challenged the nerves of Year 5 (children and teachers alike) but everyone gritted their

teeth and were soon amazed by how confident they felt, dangling 30 feet above the ground and careering

through the forest canopy on zip lines. There were smiles all around with one boy repeatedly shouting

“This has been the best trip ever!”. With this being a well-organised and very safe venue, Skytrex is sure to

be a fixture in the Year 5 curriculum at the end of 2016.

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BIG IT UP @ TIS PRIMARY TIS Primary will be celebrating its pupils’ academic and sporting achievements both in and out of School with our BIG IT UP HAND! Please follow TenbySEP_TISpri on Twitter to follow news in Primary and cel-ebrate the children’s successes.

Day Date Forum Venue Time

Monday 15/Feb/2016 EYFS/KS1 EPC 08:15-09:15hrs

Tuesday 16/Feb/2016 Year 3 & Year 4 EPC 08:00-09:00hrs

Thursday 18/Feb/2016 Year 5 & Year 6 EPC 08:00-09:00hrs

Wednesday 24/Feb/2016 Y7 DG-01 08:00-09:00hrs

Thursday 25/Feb/2016 Y8 DG-01 08:00-09:00hrs

Friday 26/Feb/2016 Y9 DG-01 08:00-09:00hrs

Monday 29/Feb/2016 Y10 DG-01 08:00-09:00hrs

Tuesday 01/Mar/2016 Y11 DG-01 08:00-09:00hrs

Wednesday 02/Mar/2016 Y12 & Y13 DG-01 08:00-09:00hrs

TIS Parents’ Forum

A letter will be sent out to TIS Primary and Secondary parents on Monday 18th January 2016. You are invited to come to share their thoughts about the School or ask any questions they may have.

These sessions will be held as follows:

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A-levels Biology Workshop

On the 26th November 2015, Year 12 and Year 13 biology students participated in the “Crime Scene DNA Fingerprinting: Bringing out the CSI in You” workshop. The workshop is led by the honoura-ble Associate Professor Dr. Lau Yee Ling, Lecturer at the Department of Parasitology, Faculty of Medi-cine, University of Malaya, and Dr. Hoe Li Nah from Canvio Sdn. Bhd. Dr. Lau taught us the science be-hind DNA fingerprinting. Dr. Hoe guided us on how to use micropipette accurately, which is the most chal-lenging step that requires the utmost concentration and precision. Needless to say, many of us felt the need to redeem ourselves and tried it one more time. At the end of the day, our new found sense of pride and accomplishment left us curious and earned for more. Hopefully, this amazing experience has trig-gered a new passion and interest for gene technolo-gy as a potential career path. A huge gratitude to the doctors who took the time to teach us, and to Ms. Sherry for organising the successful workshop. By: Wan Ting, Y12

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STEP AND SMILE by Rachel Ng It was during the December holidays that I took the liberty of paying a visit to Step and Smile, an edu-cation center for children with cerebral palsy, which is a brain disorder that affects muscle coordination and causes speech impairment.

Uneasiness and apprehension perhaps best sums up my state of mind on the day of my first visit. I simply did not know what to anticipate. Though I am no stranger to handling little children, dealing with ones who have special needs seemed to me a foreign notion that I just could not fathom, and I distinct-ly remember the unsettling questions that plagued my mind: What if they don’t like me? Do they think and feel as I do? What if I hurt them?

However, my anxiety proved to be in vain, as upon my arrival I was greeted most warmly by Mr Alan Roberts and his wife Mrs Kiyoka Roberts, and introduced heartily to the children: Ryan, Marc, Seba and Deebak, all of whom were no younger than seven years and no old-er than twelve years. Most of them could not speak nor move with the dexterity that so many of us take for granted today.

Initially, I was uncertain how to handle them, but with the cheeriness and patient guidance of their teacher, Ms Szandra, I too was soon at ease and on the floor assisting them in their vari-ous exercises that are designed to train their mus-cle coordination and motor skills, such as having them clench bean bags or similar objects and toss them into a basket, or encouraging them to crawl from one end to another to hone their body movements.

What I found particularly striking, though, was not the disorder that these children suffer from, but rather that they did not appear to be suffering at all. Though their movements and speech are limited and restricted, their laughter and joy are most definitely not. It seemed to me that they laughed louder and harder than most, and that though they may never learn as we do, they know the value of things far more important.

The experience was invaluable; contrary to my expectations, I enjoyed the innocuous company of the

children very much and I had such fun playing games with them, so much that I simply cannot wait for

my next visit. Indeed, it was so heartwarming to see someone smile so sincerely despite their disability,

and it made me realize that although these children may be flawed in their brain development, in mind

and soul they are perfect. And I think that’s more than enough.

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The Young Scientist Magazine Subscription

For TIS and SST Primary

Subscription forms have been given out to your child/ren. Kindly take advantage of this opportunity to select and subscribe this top Science magazine in Singapore. Please remember to place The Young Scientist Magazine subscription form and return to the class/homeroom/form teacher on 22nd

January 2016.

Payment mode: Cheque made payable to LEEBOOK READER SDN BHD

Please do not give cash.

Magazines will only arrive within 3 weeks directly delivered to your house address.

Orders forms submitted later than 22.01.16 will not be accepted as it delays the delivery process.

BBC Knowledge and Reader’s Digest Subscription

For TIS Secondary

Let the students kick off the New Year by subscribing to BBC Knowledge and Reader’s Digest Mag-azines. Articles from these magazines, covers subjects like English, Maths, Science, History and more. Worksheets/discussion materials maybe downloaded afterwards.

Subscription forms have been given out to your child/ren. To take advantage of this opportunity,

kindly return the completed form to the class/homeroom/form teacher on 22nd January 2016.

Payment mode: Cheque made payable to LEEBOOK READER SDN BHD

Please do not give cash.

Orders forms submitted later than 22.01.16 will not be accepted as it delays the delivery process.

Library

Sudoku Time!

Answer to be revealed next week!

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Students are invited to participate in TIS KL’s first ever Music and Drama festival. Auditions has begun on Tuesday 12th of January 2016. The top five performers from the auditions will go on to compete in the final on the Thursday 21st January 2016 in the EPC from 17:00 - 18:30hrs. There will be three categories in which students can compete, each category being judged by an industry professional. The winners of each category will be awarded with a shield and a certificate. The three categories are:

Young Performer of the Year This is the drama category open to all Year 7 - Year 13 students. Students must prepare a monologue last-ing between three to five minutes. The monologue can be from a published play or one they have created themselves. No film or TV scripts. Students must sign up on the sheet outside Drama Room to book an audition time or speak to Miss McCue.

Contemporary Musician of the Year Students can perform solo or with limited accompaniment. Full bands are not allowed as this is a solo award. Students must sign up on the sheet outside Music to book an audition time or speak to Mr. Shen.

Classical Musician of the Year Students can perform solo or with accompaniment. Piano accompaniment can be provided. Students must sign up on the sheet outside Music to book an audition time or speak to Mr Shen.

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ISAC Swimming Competition

(4th and 5th December 2015)

Tenby has done really well this time at the competi-tion setting its foot firmly in the competition. The Primary swimmers created waves in the pool partic-ularly Aidan Koh from Year 4E who managed to break 3 records in the Boys Under 9 for 50m and 100m Freestyle and 50m Butterfly. In ranking wise, the girls managed to secure 9th place while the boys took the 5th position. Overall Tenby took the 8th out of 12 schools. We would like to thank the parents as well as Mr. Soon, Ms. Yulia and Mr. Kenny for their support and effort towards the suc-cess of the swimmers.

Upcoming MSSS Swimming competition Date: Tuesday to Friday (23

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th February)

Venue: Pusat Akuatik Darul Ehsan (PADE) Shah Alam Time: 07:30 - 17:00hrs

Please provide below for registration:

Name: Date of Birth:

Event and Best time: Passport size photo for registration

You may choose several events but selection are based on two best

timings. You are expected to meet or improve the timing given.

All entries should come to Mr. Kenny in the PE office or via email kenneth.lim@tenby.edu.my

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Next fixtures:

Tuesday 19th January U15 Boys Basketball ISAC League @ Tenby

Wednesday 20th January U18 Boys Basketball ISAC League @ ISP

Wednesday 20th January U15 Girls Basketball ISAC League @ BSKL

Thursday 21st January U13 Boys Basketball KLISS League @ Tenby

Thursday 21st January U13 Girls Basketball KLISS League @ IGB

Thursday 21st January U18 Girls Basketball ISAC League @ BSKL

Term 2 Lunch Time Athletics Training for Sports Day 12:30 – 13:00hrs

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Mr Ellis - Jumps Ms Areena - Running Mr Kenny - Jumps Ms Yulia - Sprints Mr Ellis – Jumps

Mr Azzam - Throws Mr Kenny – Throws Mr Azzam - Throws Mr Butterfield - Throws Ms Cloke – Throws

Ms Areena - Running Ms Yulia - Jumps Mr Faulkner - Running

Lunch time athletics training is available for all secondary students. If there is a case where many students want to represent their house in an event, students must organise a lunch time trial to decide the competitors for sports day. Trials for all the events will be done during these times from Monday 18th January until Friday 22nd January 2016. PE staff are available to help coordinate. To ensure maximum participation for your house, do not exceed the limit of two tracks and one field event. The 800metres and relay events do not count as part of this limit.

Twitter:

Remember to follow the PE Department @Tenby_Sport for daily updates and news from the curriculum, clubs and teams #TenbyEagles

Secondary Sports Day - 3rd February 2016

Notice: A letter about 3rd February 2016 Senior Sports Day will be sent out to parents after the newsletter today.

The Parents’ Association will be supporting the Sports Day by selling food and drinks. The food coupons can be pur-chased in the senior cafeteria on these dates at 12:00—13:30hrs.

Wednesday 20th January

Friday 22nd January

Tuesday 26th January

Friday 29th January

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Congratulations to Philippa Jean Ong (7Y) won the Gold in the Under 11 Individual Girl's Foil held on 28 November 2015 in Germany.

First DFFC 2015 (D Skills Football Freestyle Championship).

The top 8 finalists chosen from 254 students from Tenby School, Time International School, Asia Pacific Smart School, International School at Park City, Beaconhouse International School, KDU Smart School, Excelsior International School, Austin Heights International School and our training center at Kota Dam-ansara. The results are as follows:

1st place - Daryl Goh Kok Lim (9T) 2nd place - Law Khye Yueh (9N) 3rd place- Chi Heim Wong (9I) Kindly click the following youtube links for the: DFFC final (Daryl vs Khye Yueh): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiWzCCo_JBw DFFC 3rd place playoff (Chi Heim vs Shivan): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAwKP8K76k0

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FROM THE PA:

That special time of year is upon us again…!

Yes, it is almost time for the Tenby Ball. Only two months away, it is just around the corner. There has been a flurry of activity and excitement behind the scenes since September 2015 with the PA busy putting together something really very different for this year’s Ball. Time has flown.

We took on board all your feedback from the last Ball, chewed on it, thought it through, put on our serious and not-so-serious thinking caps and we believe we have upped the ante for this upcoming Ball.

This year we are having a Masquerade Ball and we guarantee it will be a different experience, more chic and more glamorous. Much merriment and enjoyment will be had by all...The venue is exciting, the entertainment will be a sensation and the food will be delicious.

Most importantly the crowd – you – will make this the most enjoyable social event in celebration of the Tenby family in which parents, friends of the School and staff come together in the best positive manner, building ever stronger bonds and a thriving, buoyant community.

As we look internally at our community, we also look externally. This year we are supporting the Penan Women Foundation, the Penan being one of the oldest and last remaining indigenous people in Malaysia. Any excess funds raised for, and at, the Masquerade Ball will go towards very basic, essential things like medicine, soap/toothpaste, solar lights, boats to help get them to hospital when necessary. Let us work together to lend them our support.

One thing we promise for this event: It will be an evening of surprises…Get ready for a great and rewarding night out!

Date: Saturday 19th March 2016

Time: Cocktails at 18:30hrs, evening ends at 12 midnight

Place: EX8, Jalan 13/4 Subang Jaya

Dress code: Formal/Glam

* Put the date in your diary and watch out for further announcements re ticket sales!

For any enquiries, please email the PA at tenbysep.pa@gmail.com or Tom Robinson at

trobinson@tenby.edu.my

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Useful Contacts

For more information about the school email info@tenby.edu.my or for CCAs cca.sep@tenby.edu.my [Please remember to include your son/daughter’s name and class in all correspondence].

For instant news like our new Facebook page

facebook.com/TenbySetiaEcoPark

Follow us on Twitter

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SST @TenbySEP_SST

Sport and PE @Tenby_Sport

Tenby CCAs @TenbyCCAEAGLES

Read the PA blog

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