Wohoo... PMR is COMING!!!

Okaay, fine...

It's not me who's going to face the PMR examination soon, but yet, I could also feel the pulse.

By the way, the photo is nothing actually. Just as an attraction dor the readers to read this post.. hehehe... =)

Based on today's report, teacher said that the result for the PMR trial wasn't satisfying enough, far away compared to the achievement we have (form 3 students year 2009) got last year for real PMR examination; 87% pass the exam. Teachers' target for this year is 91% of pass, but yet, it seems like, uh.. oh...

More than 30% to catch up... However, with determination and self esteem, believe me, nothing is impossible.

Learn to trust yourself.

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