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2015 current affairs term 2 week 5
This document provides a summary of stories from Beacon Current Affairs Term 2 Week 5. It discusses teenagers volunteering to help others through activities like first aid duties. It profiles Malala Yousafzai, noting she is a 15-year-old activist for female education who survived an assassination attempt. The document also describes an informal volunteer group that helps low-income families with home repairs and a discussion on how helping others brings out the best in people, providing examples of philanthropic acts in Indonesia and Myanmar. It concludes by encouraging readers to identify a problem and discuss ways to address it.
2015 current affairs term 2 week 3
This document is a newsletter that discusses various topics related to friendship and international relations. It mentions the names of several Asian leaders, including Xi Jinping, Joko Widodo, Shizo Abe, and Narendea Modi. It discusses how these leaders build friendships between their countries. It also describes how people in Singapore performed kind acts, like distributing food and umbrellas, when Mr. Lee Kuan Yew passed away. Additionally, it discusses how symbols of friendship have changed over time, from items like friendship bracelets and Tamagotchi to more modern equivalents. The newsletter notes that being on good terms with neighboring countries was one of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's legacies.
2015 term 2 week 3 winners
The document summarizes the winners of two current affairs quizzes about the Singapore budget and former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. For the budget quiz, Ng Jing Wen from Class 3/1 and Chew EnYu from Class 5/1 answered the questions correctly. The quiz on Lee Kuan Yew was won by Ocampo Ethan Matthew Gonzales from Class 2/6 and Reyes Tan from Class 6/2. The document congratulates all participants and encourages continued participation in future quizzes.
2015 current affairs term 2 week 2
This document provides a summary of articles from the Beacon Current Affairs newspaper from 2015 discussing key people, places, and events from that time period. It highlights articles about Lee Kuan Yew on pages 8-9 and 10-11 discussing his legacy and the world leaders who attended his state funeral. It also mentions an article on page 16 about free admission to Sentosa as part of Singapore's 50th anniversary celebrations and another on page 20 recapping some of Lee Kuan Yew's many legacies for Singapore such as providing public housing and establishing national service.
2015 current affairs t1 w9
This document provides a summary of key terms, people and places in the news from Beacon Current Affairs Term 1 Week 9. It discusses several news stories, including a caregiver's grant that provides training to help take care of loved ones, unusual safety advice from PUB about recreational activities in reservoirs, how the Singapore government budget is prepared and what it covers, and the challenges faced by the founder of a catering business that employs people with disabilities. The document encourages sharing experiences caring for others and knowledge about Singapore's reservoirs. It looks forward to responses on the current affairs blog.
2015 current affairs t1 w8
This document summarizes several news stories from Term 1 Week 8 of the Beacon Current Affairs 2015 publication. It discusses a social media campaign in Singapore called "For a Golden Home" to donate to charity, an initiative in Singapore called "Meals With My Parents" to encourage spending time with families, the health risks of exposure to ultraviolet light from the sun, and a plane crash in Taiwan where the pilot steered the plane away from buildings to save lives. The document ends with an invitation for readers to contribute to a current affairs blog.
2014 t4 w7 current affairs
This document provides a summary of various news articles from an issue of Beacon Current Affairs 2014. It discusses 9 teachers who were honored for inspiring English teaching, the slow rise of male social workers, and an upcoming Chingay Parade celebration in Singapore to mark the country's 50th anniversary. It also mentions words and places in the news and provides brief summaries of articles on the human digestive system and voting in referendums. The document encourages readers to learn more about the topics by reading the associated news articles and sharing experiences on the publication's blog.
2014 t4 w6 current affairs
This document contains a summary of current affairs from Beacon Current Affairs 2014. It discusses several topics including a campaign by HPB to encourage consuming less sugar in drinks due to health risks from excess sugar intake. It also describes a school trip to a eco-living precinct developed by HDB and ways to reduce, reuse and recycle materials. Two animal topics are also summarized, about the armored pangolin mammal and why milk can cause digestive issues for some lactose intolerant people. The document encourages sharing thoughts in the comments on these topics and wishes students best of luck on upcoming exams.
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- 1. Current affairs Little Red Dot Winners for Quiz and journal
- 2. Quiz a) Which is NOT a characteristic of the crystallized drug, “Ice”? 1) harmless 2) odourless 3) colourless 1
- 3. Quiz b) What of the following is a NOT side-effect of taking drugs? 1) Hallucination 2) Always happy and contented 3) Restless, irritable, nervous and anxious 4) Withdrawal symptoms like depression, insomnia 2
- 4. Quiz c) What will happen to someone found selling more than 250g of “Ice” drug? 1) Sentence to a one year in jail 2) Sentence to ten years in jail 3) Sentence to death 3
- 5. Winner of quiz Qian Yu of 3/5
- 6. Winner of quiz Rachel Ling of 4/1
- 7. CURRENT AFFAIRS’ BLOG COMMENT WINNER Janielynee Class 6/2 Nigel Yap,13, and his seven-year-old brother, Donavan were killed when their bicycle was hit by a cement mixer truck at a traffic junction in Tampines. Many hurtful photos were posted online soon after the tragedy. I think the person who posted the picture of the two boys were very inconsiderate because the parents of the two boys will be reminded of the incident and feel very sad and disappointed.
- 8. CURRENT AFFAIRS’ BLOG COMMENT WINNER Ryan Sim Class 6/2 Nigel Yap and his seven year old brother, Donovan Yap, was killed when they got knocked down by a cement truck. Some people took gory pictures pictures of them and posted them online. I think the people who took the pictures of the boys were insensitive because if the boys’ parents were to come across the pictures of their dead sons, they would be very devastated. We should always think about what we are posting on the internet and how other people will feel when they come across the post.
- 9. BOOTH IN THE CANTEEN (AVAILABLE EVERY WEDNESDAY ONWARDS)
- 11. Beacon Current Affairs Term1 Week 8
- 12. Who am I?
- 13. Names in the News Places in the News Choi Dae Ho (Pg16) Tan Tock Seng Hospital(pg2) South Korea (pg16) Myanmar(pg8) Words in the News (Pg2) (Pg9) (Pg16) Drug-resistant amiable undergraduate tuberculosis Regardless (not barefoot Spiking irregardless) selflessness Speaker-of- Parliament
- 14. Struck by disease 6 Singaporeans treated for tuberculosis (TB) Traced to Parklane Shopping Mall Read on to find out more
- 15. Neighbours who became friends Girl gave free tuition to neighbour Important to have good neighbours Start by doing simple things for them
- 16. Act of chivalry Elderly lady was not wearing shoes South-Korean gave her his own slippers Which makes one wonder…
- 17. Discussion Topics 1. Talk about a time when you really went out of your way to help someone in need It caused inconvenience to you You did not mind because it was for a good cause
- 18. This week in history… Dr Seuss is born