Teachers' Day 2007

Here's a video specially made by a teacher(ms goh) for teachers. XD


and also, we've uploaded photos of cedar teacher's day here! do check it out!

A word from Ms Goh Wai Leng…

Cedar Youth Wing Alumni
A word from Ms Goh Wai Leng…

The vision of Cedar Primary extends beyond the 6 years. It is our hope and dream that pupils who graduate from Cedar Primary School will continue to shine in the places they are and will be.

This is the fundamental reason for the existence of Cedar Youth Wing Alumni. This alumni seeks to continue the good work that has been seeded in the foundation years. We want to see graduands serving, leading and making a difference in the places they go.

Youth Wing Alumni

Vision: World Ready Youths, Ready to serve, Ready to lead

Mission: Develop the leader within

Value: Integrity, Perseverance, Excellence

To aim, to strive, to triumph

Youth Training

To prepare our graduands, we are looking at training at 3 levels:

a) Basic - newbies

b) Intermediate - corists

c) Advance - twinkles

These training courses are only for committed alumni members who are and will be actively serving in Cedar. We believe in investing in our people because people matters. But you must be ready to serve before you lead. This is the heart of a true leader.

Platforms to serve:

There are several platforms for you to serve in Cedar Primary.

-Sports Carnival

-CCAs

-P5 Camp

-Celebration

-Post exam events

-secondary school life talk

-Commemorative Book Publication

Do let us know your interest and commitment level.

Gathering of Alumni

To have a gathering of hearts and minds, we are planning for a get-together for all former pupils (till polytechnic age) in the month of end November 2007.

Do look out for more details in due course.

Once a Cedarian, always a Cedarian. A Cedar tree is known to be sturdy, spreading its shade to people. You, youths are energetic, passionate and driven. Are you coming on board to join us in this endeavour?

About Cedar Youth Wing

Vision: World Ready Youths, Ready to serve, Ready to lead

Mission: Develop the leader within

Value: Integrity, Perseverance, Excellence

To aim, to strive, to triumph

image takend from National Youth Council

String figures

Did you know that in some parts of the world kids know how to make dozens and dozens of amazing string figures? Making string figures is a pastime that kids and adults throughout the world have enjoyed for thousands of years.

String figures are really fun to make! Long before TV, or even books, people were using string figures to illustrate the stories they told around the campfire.

What are string figures?

String figures are designs formed from nothing more than a loop of string. Most of the time, people use their fingers to weave string figures, but sometimes, they also use their toes, knees, elbows, and mouth. The result is often a fabulous pattern!

Who invented them, and why?

No one knows for sure. String figures were once known to nearly all native inhabitants of East Asia, Australia, Africa, the Arctic, the Americas, and the Pacific Islands. In fact, some designs are believed to be ancient, perhaps dating from the stone age. Their function varied from place to place. In some locations, string figures provided a much needed artistic outlet -- competitions were held to see who could make the most interesting design. In other locations, string figures were used by tribal storytellers to illustrate their tales. Elsewhere, string figures served as good luck charms to help ensure a bountiful harvest or a successful hunt. But in most locations, string figures were made simply to kill time!

Some interesting patterns
(see if u can identify e picts formed using e string)

the string game!

Homecoming

Homecoming for ex-cedarians to launch the opening of Cedar Youth Wing

Water Babies? Are they alive?

Water Babies, if u haven noticed, are the most IN thing now. What it actually is remains a mystery to all. Some claim that these UFO (unidentified floating objects) aka water babies can multiply like a amoeba if u put in a BOY water baby & a GIRL water baby, others claim that plants or some other weird living things have grown out of these water babies.

after doing a check online, i found out that these so called water babies are actually just water crystals and contary to popular beliefs, it is NOT a living thing, NOR a baby.

How Water Crystals Work

Water Crystals are odorless white water-absorbing polymers that absorb and hold water. These little water crystals absorb up to 400 times their weight in water, and expand to many times their original size to make beautiful clear gel-like water crystals.


Some of the uses include
- Water used in floating candle displays
- Fresh flower arrangements
- Growing plants without soil
- Hand crafts and home decorating
- ice/heat packs.

These water crystals are most commonly used in gardens and farms as they are useful in capturing excess irrigation in any type of gardening or farming. They also help keep the soil moist, creating a healthier growing environment.

more info @ howstuffworks

what a search in youtube turned up

so cedar primary has left its footprints on youtube. this graduation clip's quite interesting. do hope we can have more clips of cedar primary popping up on youtube soon :)

cheerios & nice job to e graduated batch of cedarians year 2006.

Photos anyone?

Glad to see some people checkin out this blog XD

btw, i'm currently having problems getting use to how a flickr photo album works. it'll be great if someone could guide me on how. i'm still sourcing for photos of my primary school days. anyone has any photos that u might wanna contribute?

many thanks to hm & joan!

btw, just a note, if anyone is interested in contributing more to this blog, feel free to contact me. would love to have someone to manage this blog together & generate more fun ideas. heh.

meanwhile, do continue to check in to see if we have any updates on the cedar homecoming. i believe the details will be out soon :)

Welcome to the Cedar Youth Wing Blog!

hey hey! welcome!

cedar primary will be setting up our very first cedar youth wing soon so we'll need contributions from cedarians both past and present.
As we're just starting out, this blog will be slowly expanding to include many other features so do check it out. meanwhile, we welcome all suggestions, contributions (including photos of ur life in cedar pri XD) and most of all, ur active participation to keep this blog alive & happening!

Do check out our new features
1. upcoming events - cedar homecoming for ex-students.

2.cedar's photo album - photos of cedar frm e past to e present. Currently, we only have photos from the graduating batch of students from P6-1 year 2000. (credits to Glen Liang for the photo.) please do contribute photos to our photo album! :)

Coming up:
What is Cedar Youth Wing all about?
What are the things we can do for Cedar Youth Wing?

u can contact us @ cedaryouthwing@gmail.com

until we meet again~

Simin (adminstrator)