Dear Students
We have received a number of feedback from those who have downloaded Mac OS 10.7 Beta (Lion) that the beta version is not quite stable.
There are a few problems encountered with the beta version:
1) MacBook not able to go to "sleep" properly
2) MacBook "fan" will spin very fast
3) Not able to boot up
We would like to advise all students that the Apple Centre does not support Beta version of OS and therefore any restoration (apart from data recovery cost) is subject to charges.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Regards,
ICT Helpdesk
Announcement of Term 2 Timetables
Dear Students,
Term 2 timetables are up on http://media.sst.edu.sg/SCTS/SCTS2011PforSST/
A briefing of the timetable will be given to you on Monday, 28 March 2011.
Thank you.
Term 2 - Morning Assembly (Updated 23 March 2011)
Kindly take note of the change in the sequence of morning assembly for Term 2:
7.40 am: Flag Raising and National Anthem.
7.42 am - 7.52 am: Silent Reading for all, including teachers (No announcements to be made at this time)
7.52 am - 7.55 am: Announcements (if any)*
7.55 am - Return to class
8.00 am - Start of lessons.
7.40 am: Flag Raising and National Anthem.
7.42 am - 7.52 am: Silent Reading for all, including teachers (No announcements to be made at this time)
7.52 am - 7.55 am: Announcements (if any)*
7.55 am - Return to class
8.00 am - Start of lessons.
However, school starts at 8.40am on every Monday in Term 2.
Vote for our HOME Teams!!!
The following entries have been submitted for the Total Defence Day "HOME... Keeping it Together" Competition.
Please show your support to our fellow schoolmates by VOTING for these entries at the Competition website (everyday!).
(Click at the hyperlink to access)
Deadline is 31 March 2011
Entry 1: Lee Si Yuan, Stacey Yip, Naveena Menon, Choi Min Suk and Jonan Ling
Theme: Home is ... Singapore
Link: http://thisishome.sg/video.php?v=L74yO8Aqxng
Entry 2: Davina Ling, Michelle Dapito S2-09
Theme Home is Our Familily & Friends
Link: http://www.thisishome.sg/video.php?v=fCLvXZppfUU
Entry 3: Kat Yong Jie S1-09
Theme: Home LEGO style
Link: http://www.thisishome.sg/video.php?v=bHViLbz2CBI
Entry 4: Kang Yan, Ong Bing Jue, Tan Jing Heng, Zach Zell from S1-08
Theme: Home is the best
Link: http://www.thisishome.sg/video.php?v=vzmaEQkGzME
Please show your support to our fellow schoolmates by VOTING for these entries at the Competition website (everyday!).
(Click at the hyperlink to access)
Deadline is 31 March 2011
Entry 1: Lee Si Yuan, Stacey Yip, Naveena Menon, Choi Min Suk and Jonan Ling
Theme: Home is ... Singapore
Link: http://thisishome.sg/video.php?v=L74yO8Aqxng
Entry 2: Davina Ling, Michelle Dapito S2-09
Theme Home is Our Familily & Friends
Link: http://www.thisishome.sg/video.php?v=fCLvXZppfUU
Entry 3: Kat Yong Jie S1-09
Theme: Home LEGO style
Link: http://www.thisishome.sg/video.php?v=bHViLbz2CBI
Entry 4: Kang Yan, Ong Bing Jue, Tan Jing Heng, Zach Zell from S1-08
Theme: Home is the best
Link: http://www.thisishome.sg/video.php?v=vzmaEQkGzME
Let's Name Our Own SST Street!
SST will be moving to our permanent site by the end of this year and we have the wonderful privilege to name a street.
We are inviting you to contribute your ideas. The student behind the winning entry gets the honour of having named a street in Singapore! (* This is not a competition and no prizes will be awarded).
Please read through the guidelines provided and submit your entry by 16 March 2011 (Wed).
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Guidelines on Naming Streets
• A street must be at least 60 metres long to qualify for a name.
• No street shall be named after a living person.
• The use of ‘Lorong’ and ‘Jalan’ is to be avoided.
Some Consideration Factors
• Location of the street
• Nature of the developments served
• Historical background of the area
• Physical attributes of the street e.g. length, width, configuration
• Ease of identifying the location by the public
General Principles
• Hierarchy (in descending order):
Boulevard > Avenue > Way > Highway > Road > Street > Drive > Walk > Lane
• Link – for road linkages
• Close – for cul-de-sac roads
• Loop/Crescent/Ring Road – for curved roads
• Heights/Rise – can be used selectively for roads located on higher grounds
We are inviting you to contribute your ideas. The student behind the winning entry gets the honour of having named a street in Singapore! (* This is not a competition and no prizes will be awarded).
Please read through the guidelines provided and submit your entry by 16 March 2011 (Wed).
Guidelines on Naming Streets
• A street must be at least 60 metres long to qualify for a name.
• No street shall be named after a living person.
• The use of ‘Lorong’ and ‘Jalan’ is to be avoided.
Some Consideration Factors
• Location of the street
• Nature of the developments served
• Historical background of the area
• Physical attributes of the street e.g. length, width, configuration
• Ease of identifying the location by the public
General Principles
• Hierarchy (in descending order):
Boulevard > Avenue > Way > Highway > Road > Street > Drive > Walk > Lane
• Link – for road linkages
• Close – for cul-de-sac roads
• Loop/Crescent/Ring Road – for curved roads
• Heights/Rise – can be used selectively for roads located on higher grounds
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