The document is an advertisement for a booth available in the canteen every Wednesday. It provides a brief overview of the contents of the weekly school newsletter, including stories about a charitable food initiative, the history of Fort Canning, Nikola Tesla's contributions to electricity, Singapore's water purification process using Newater, and a brief mention that this week in history Apollo 13 returned to Earth.

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3. Who am I?

4. Names in the News Places in the News
Nikola Tesla (pg15)
Fort Canning (pg7)
Serbia (pg15)
United States (pg15)
Words in the News
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Initiative expansive recycle
Estimating colonised reliant
cynicism vegetation osmosis
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5. Paying it forward with food (pg3)
• “Chope food for the
needy” movement
• People give cash to
hawkers
• Hawkers use money to buy
food for needy people

6. Filled with history (pg7)
 Sir Stamford Raffles built
his residence there in
1822
 Converted to military
store in 1859
 Decision to surrender
Singapore to Japanese
during WW2 was made
here
 What else can you find
out about its rich history?

7. Electrical breakthrough (pg15)
• Nikla Tesla once worked with
Thomas Edison to discover
electricity
• Read on to find out more about
his discoveries and contributions
to the field of electricity.

8. Making used water fresh again (pg20)
• Newater introduced in
2002 to help meet our
water needs
• Though recycled, actually
cleaner than tap water
• Read on to learn more
about the purification
process

9. Go back to where it all began…
This week in History…
Apollo 13 returned to erath

10. Go back to where it all began…
This week in History…
Apollo 13 returned to erath