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QUEEN’S COMMONWEALTH ESSAY COMPETITION 2025 -Wang Zizheng (Gold Award)

The Banyan’s Providence: A Singaporean Persuasion Name: Wang Zizheng Chapter I: The Fallen Bough In the year 2025, a young banyan sapling was torn from its mother’s roots in Singapore’s Central Catchment Reserve—a heartless severance, much like the sudden removal of a beloved character from Austen’s novels. Cast into the concrete wilderness of Estate, it … Continue reading QUEEN’S COMMONWEALTH ESSAY COMPETITION 2025 -Wang Zizheng (Gold Award)

QUEEN’S COMMONWEALTH ESSAY COMPETITION 2025 – Le Nguyen Ngoc Han (Silver Award)

Name : Le Nguyen Ngoc Han Class : 4D (2025) Question: National legends and folklore can take us on a journey through history and culture. Retell a famous folklore from your own or another Commonwealth country in a surprising way. Tam Cam: The Story Never Told I am Cam, and I was born in Vietnam’s … Continue reading QUEEN’S COMMONWEALTH ESSAY COMPETITION 2025 – Le Nguyen Ngoc Han (Silver Award)

QUEEN’S COMMONWEALTH ESSAY COMPETITION 2025 – Francene Pang

Name : Francene Pang Class : 4B3 (2025) Question : 1 Equal access to education is enshrined in the Commonwealth Charter as one of the key values and aspirations that unite the Commonwealth. While the Commonwealth has come a long way on the journey towards this, there is still progress to be made. Imagine a … Continue reading QUEEN’S COMMONWEALTH ESSAY COMPETITION 2025 – Francene Pang

English Fest 2024: EL Nugget #5

 THE DAILY NUGGET(Dies Verenis- Latin for Day of Venus (Friday) Nugget #5 Greetings, mortals! In the style of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Fellowship of the Ring, do read on.... In a cosy corner of the world, nestled among rolling rectangular blocks and tranquil roads, there lived a most extraordinary folk known as Manjusrian teachers, an unobtrusive people more numerous today than they were … Continue reading English Fest 2024: EL Nugget #5

English Fest 2024: EL Nugget #4 (on þurresdæg, Thuresdai, “Thor’s Day”, Thursday)

THE DAILY NUGGET Nugget #4 Where stories mirror life (and/or the other way around) Fantasy stories have spawned hugely popular movies/shows that have contributed many iconic lines to the English language, often sparking new phrases, expressions, and cultural references. Here are some notable examples: 1.     "My precious." - The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Usage: Refers to something one treasures greatly, often … Continue reading English Fest 2024: EL Nugget #4 (on þurresdæg, Thuresdai, “Thor’s Day”, Thursday)