Dear Students,
Attending school is a lot more than memorizing rules, listening to teachers, and learning new concepts.
Many of you had already stated that relationships at school are really important and I absolutely agree.
That's the reason why I'm sharing 10th E last class of English, a class that tried to overcome differences to learn to share.
Enjoy!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oFrJCS_-abZ5cW1qxzQjuOHrCv5uQaD9/view?usp=drive_web
Dear Students,
I have noticed that some of you seem to be demotivated which is not surprising due to the times we're living....
When that happens we tend to blame. Blame others, blame institutions, etc...
I decided to share with wise words by Ph James Doty, a neurosurgeon with an amazing life story.
Hey mama,
can you hear me?
When I came into your womb for the first time, I felt so
special. I thanked God for giving me such a warm womb. So, even when I
was tired I used to fight with my competitor happily. I got a lot of pain and
scars but my strong desire to see the beautiful world as your daughter gave me
the power to heal my wounds.
Every time I used to think’ how does the world look
like?’ When I opened my eyes for the first time I wanted to hold my father’s
hand, play hide and seek with my grandparents, make tea for my relatives, ask
questions to the teacher and laugh with my friends but I don’t know why you
changed your mind and made the decision to take my life. There must be a big
reason for spoiling my dream to open my eyes and see you as my beautiful mother.
Today, I heard the rumor in heaven that you gave
birth to my brother. I only want you to give all love and care to him which I
couldn't get as a girl. And I will pray to God that no more daughters should be
murdered by their own parents.
Love
from your,
unwanted daughter.
By Swastika Dhakal
10th E
Dear students,
I have received a poem written by a colleague of yours.
It's in Portuguese but all languages establish bridges....
And writing is all about expressing emotions! I hope you enjoy it 😊
A
minha rosa murchou
Nos
teus braços senti-me a mais protegida
Nem
mesmo o dinheiro pode tirar-me aquela emoção toda
Deste-me
o lar que nunca ninguém me deu
Naquele
dia foi quando o teu coração para sempre adormeceu
Sorrir
da minha lerdeza que se tornou num pó
Dizias
aquelas críticas e piadas para mim sem nenhuma dó
No
final aprendi muito com a senhora
Naquele
dia foi quando a rosa mais bonita foi embora
Não
me lembro da tua cara que sorria sem parar
Nem
das coisas que fizeste ou de tu a cantar
Mas
lembro-me do teu belo riso e daquelas gargalhadas
Naquele
dia usei aquela blusa que tanto elogiavas
Ainda
sorrio quando penso na nossa promessa
Admito
que fiquei triste por não cumprires nem essa
Eu
sei que estarás a olhar por mim no meu dia
Naquele
dia foi quando percebi que nem mesmo a minha vontade de estares comigo chegaria
Eu
vi uma pintura, uma pintura e estavas nela
A
pintura mais graciosa que eu já tinha visto numa tela
Sinto
as pingas de água na minha pele e assim eu canto
Naquele
dia eu deixei as minhas lágrimas se fundirem com a chuva enquanto lamento
Dá
medo esquecer os nossos momentos
Por
isso mesmo remoo por vários segundos
Estarás
sempre no meu coração
Naquele
dia eu jurei a mim mesma não acabar com minha respiração
Queria
parar naquele instante
Dizer-te
o quanto te amo e estar sentada contigo naquele lugar desconfortante
Um dia
foste-te embora
Só
deixaste para trás o corpo sem alma que o teu coração ainda mora
Estás
bem ali?
Tenho
saudades tuas, então por favor volta para mim
"Queria
rasgar as cartas que me deste um dia mas por coincidência eu sem querer rasguei
a minha própria alma"
by Flavia Somotiuc 10th E
ARUNIMA SINHA
Arunima
Sinhá is a person who inspired me the most.
Arunima was a former national player of India. In addition, she is the world’s first female amputee to climb Mt.Vinson (Antarctica) and she also climbed the world’s highest peak Mt.Everest (Nepal).
In April 2011, Arunima, a national volleyball player, was thrown out of a running train by a robber. That incident changed her life. She lost one leg but she didn’t lose her hope. She told herself that she wasn’t made for a wheelchair and crutches. So, she thought of climbing the mountain. Her family and her nation stood as the backbone of her life. She got a lot of sponsorship from her country and because of her courage, she succeeded to do things that physically abled people feel difficult to do. She has won a lot of awards like the Padma Shri Award and the National Adventure Award.
By Swastika Dhakal 10th E
