Today was the last day of Orientation. The SAS leaders told us that we were supposed to report to our classrooms at 8.30am.

Once I reached RP, I went to the registrar to re-check where my classroom was. I was sent to W46R. Meaning, the W4 wing, level 6, room R. I kind of detoured to W4 wing and finally found my way to a lift. Although there were a lot of people waiting at the wing, none of us who stood there waiting for the lift thought of walking up the stairs as most of us were being located at the top few levels. It would take us a lot of energy in an early morning to climb up the stairs. Well, when I reached my classroom, it was almost filled! I was arranged to be in one of the groups of 5s. We then did a small introduction to each other and started playing the “The Matching Game”. Our Team won!!! The First Prize!!!!

At 10.35, after the little trial of how our LEO would be like, we made our way back to our Home Base. I was then quickly segregated from my team as I was one of the Photo Bloggers. As you would have known, Photo Blogging is one of the components for the “Principal’s Cup Challenge” that all of us are supposed to go through during this Orientation other than Domino Ripples, Mascot Making and Team Republic Echo (which includes our school cheer). Those of us who were doing the Photo Blogging did the Blog till 3pm. I was all over as I volunteered to be in charge of one of the 2 Teams. I just fitted in wherever there was a part which needed help. We had 3 laptops working: 1 writing the post, 1 editing the photo and the other editing the blog skin. I knew nuts about what they were writing neither do I know how I landed there. Anyway, I decided that since I was there, I might as well make good use of it. As for the rest of SAS, they were practicing the Domino Ripples and Team Republic Echo.

Around the afternoon, all of us gathered at the Lawn to show off what we've got after all the practices. At the end of the Day, SAS Won The Championship for the Principal Cup's Challenge! We had our own mini party, segregated from the rest of the Schools at our home base.

Thanks to all my leaders! Good Job!

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