Journal of SMKTC

For your information, the school had already declared that the Raya holiday will start this Friday. It is a week holiday and there will be no replacement. This means students do not need to come to school on 31st of October.  To all Muslim students and teachers, enjoy your Hari Raya festival.

SMKTC  Terus Cemerlang..

On 9th September 2009, sharp on 9 a.m., Connaughtian had possess their patriotism spirit by singing the song, ‘This is My Country’. SMK Taman Connaught is one of the institution which participated in the ‘Go for 9′ project.

This event will also recorded into The Malaysia Book of Record as a new record. SMK Taman Connaught was proud to be one of the institution participated. On that day, students were even louder than usual while the school prefects took the lead to sing on the stage.

Besides that, there are also banners stated, ‘Go for 9′ and ‘I Love Malaysia”. These truly showed that we, Malaysians really loved our country and we always do not only during National Day but all the time. As for the Connaughtian, all os you really did a great job.

Satu Malaysia, rakyat didahulukan, pencapaian diutamakan.

Hi all Connaughtians and Parents,

I would like to announce that SMKTC have another confirm Influenza A case bringing the total Influenza A cases reported in SMKTC to 3. On the 7th of September, 2009, the school received a report a male student from 5S3 was tested positive for Influenza A. After the school was informed regarding the Influenza A case, the school confirmed with the doctor who has treated the two students that the rapid test used is called “Clear View” and it is not meant for detecting H1N1, but only used for detecting Influenza A virus.

Students who are not well or having body temperature 37.5oC or higher are advised to seek treatment immediately. DO NOT COME TO SCHOOL if you are having sore throat, fever, flu or cough.

We appeal for support and cooperation from all students and parents to contain the outbreak of the disease. The PMR and SPM examinations are just around the corner. Please help the students to sit for the examinations safely.

SMKTC Terus Cemerlang!

In conjunction of the 9th September 2009, SMKTC has participated in the project Go FOR 9. On 9.00 a.m. of 9th September 2009, all of our morning session students will be singing this song, ‘ This Is My Country’. The lyric is as below :

There was once a nation shaped by his own hand
Malaysia negaraku yang tercinta
There was once a people called by our king
“Rise up, possess this land”

Chorus:
This is my country, zhe shi wo guo jia
Ini negaraku, yi the yen nan de
This is my country, where God has found me
And we will stand and offer it until the end

Di antara saudaraku
Malaysia dipanggil dia
Di antara suku bangsa
Bangkit negaraku
Semarak kemuliaannya

The objective of the project is :
1. it is a symbolic event with a message – that it is a possible to give 5 minutes to the nation.
2. It is the 5 minutes that can spark a paradigm shift to turn the prevalent mood of indifference, lethargy and despondency.

The organiser is Andante Resources which founded in Malaysia by young people with a commitment to inspire and empower the emerging generation regardless of status, colours or creed to rise up and engage in nation building.

Participants are by 9 sectors x 99 institutions. So, students, please come and support the project tomorrow as this might break the record in Malaysia Book of Record.

The following message is from our Student’s Affair Teacher, Mr Wong.

We wish to inform all students and parents that the school has received two reports on Sunday night (6 September 2009) that two male students were tested positive for Influenza A at a private clinic. We have confirmed with the doctor who has treated the two students that the rapid test used is called “Clear View” and it is not meant for detecting H1N1, but only used for detecting Influenza A virus.

The two male students infected by Influenza A virus are from 2C and 3B respectively. The school has disinfected the two classrooms twice on Monday morning and all students of 2C, 2J, 3B and 5S4 who shared the same classrooms were screened for fever before they were allowed to enter the classrooms. Students who were found to have body temperature reaching 37.5C or above were sent home immediately. Parents of affected students were notified and they were asked to come to school to bring the students for treatment.

We have informed the State Education Departemnt and the Kuala Lumpur Health Department concerning  the two cases. We were told  to monitor all students closely and the classes or the school need not close for the time being.

Students who are not well or having body temperature 37.5C or higher are advised to seek treatment immediately. DO NOT COME TO SCHOOL if you are having sore throat, fever, flu or cough.

We appeal for support and cooperation from all students and parents to contain the outbreak of the disease. The PMR and SPM examinations are just around the corner. Please help the students to sit for the examinations safely.