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Twilight Zone,
I frankly think you did a great job with your 2006 RE SL project. You should know that I don’t mince my words. In my opinion, you had exceeded our expectations, and should be proud of it.
In spite of many challenges, I think your project stands the highest chance for being short listed among my RE SL groups 2006. This is simply due to the relatively thorough materials and preparation done, after MANY LONG hours. We must also remember how your external mentors Ms. Joely and Ms. Fion had contributed tremendously with their guidance, experience and kind understanding.
Even if you are not confident of getting through to the final selection, I just want to affirm you that you have made the mark. As you have undeniably made an impression upon the youth of TFSC, grant yourselves the opportunity of being recognized at another level.
Should you decide against my nomination, or fail to make it through, be assured you had done us proud. I hope each of you will keep the Service Learning candle burning in you.
Best,
Ms.Alicia Goh
From: Dee Chia Yu Teng
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 11:57 AM
To: All Staff
Cc: C IP Committee
Subject: YOUTH SERVICE-LEARNING AWARD 2007 - calling for nominations and participants
Hi Colleagues,
The Youth Service-Learning Award 2007 is organized by the National Youth Council, to profile and reward exemplary Service-Learning (S-L) projects by youths. The application period for the Award is open from now till 8th June 2007 and NYC would like to extend an invitation to your students to participate in it. You are highly encouraged to nominate deserving groups as well for this award.
AWARD GUIDELINES
Service learning projects implemented by students, during the period of 1 May 2006 to 30 April 2007, can be submitted for this award in the following categories which have been underlined:
Category 1: Primary schools, Secondary Schools (2006 Sec 4 RESL Projects eligible for submission under secondary schools)
Category 2: ITEs, Pre-university (JCs & Centralised Institutions), Polytechnics, local Universities
Category 3: Open Category (Youth Organisations, Voluntary Welfare Organisations, Special Education, Private Schools, groups of Youths from different organizations e.g. For projects under LDP)
Short-listed project teams will be notified to present (8mins) their SL projects to a panel of judges in July 2007. Award winners will then showcase their projects (in an exhibition) during the Award Ceremony on the 4 August 2007, in conjunction with the National Youth Sector Conference III.
Award winning project teams in each category will received an Award trophy, award certificates, and the following prizes:
GOLD: S$2000 Cash
SILVER: S$1000 Cash
Bronze: S$500 Caseh
Merit: S$200 book voucher
The cash prizes are to be used for enhancing future Service-Learning Projects.
The closing date for the Award application is 8th June 2007. The detailed Award guidelines can be found in the brochure which is attached with the application form and these can be found at the HML. The information can also be downloaded from the NYC Service-Learning website at https://www.nyc.gov.sg/sl/events/.
For further enquries, please contact NYC, Ms. Sharon Tan at DID 6839 9183 or Mdm Shirin Beevi at DID 689 9181 or email sls@nyc.gov.sg
Once again, please find some time if you can, to encourage your students to apply for the Youth Service-Learning Award 2007.
Regards,
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