Sabtu, Mei 08, 2010

UJIAN PEMANCARAN

9 mei 2010, bermula jam 9 malam satu ujian pemancaran akan dilakukan untuk mendapat feedback dari rakan rakan untuk dilakukan bagi mendapat keputusan pemancaran, mana rakan rakan yang berdekatan boleh mencuba untuk membuat ujian pemancaran. tq, 73

Rabu, Mei 05, 2010

Ulangtahun Puteri Bongsu Yang Pertama

Sambut majlis ulangtahun puteri bongsu.
Ulangtahun pertama.


Along, Adik, Angah

Birthday girl

Berebut Nak Potong Kek, Angah tumpang sekaki.

Sabtu, Mei 01, 2010

MUZAKARAH ASTRA WILAYAH TENGAH

Adalah dimaklumkan dan dijemput semua ahli-ahli, bukan ahli dan peminat radio amatur untuk bersama-sama bermuzakarah, bermesyuawarah, berbincang, eyeball ke:


MUZAKARAH ASTRA WILAYAH TENGAH
Tarikh: Ahad, 9hb. Mei 2010
Masa: 9:00 pagi
Lokasi: Dewan Orang Ramai, Kg. Kebun Bunga, Batu 3, Shah Alam (Rejab Tomyam)

Aturcara:
8am - 9am - Pendaftaran
9am - 12am - Muzakarah/Mesyuarat/Perbincangan
12pm - - Eyeball & Acara bebas

* Pendaftaran keahlian ASTRA dibuka pada hari tersebut. Sila download borang keahlian di Website ASTRA atau blogspot Astra Tengah.

TOUCHING HEART-KANAK KANAK ISTIMEWA


Safety skills for special needs kids
Monday, April 26th, 2010 11:40:00


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FUN LEARNING: Special need students of SMK Bandar Sunway learning the ropes of safe living

KUALA KUBU BARU: To promote safety awareness during fire and an emergency, the SMK Bandar Sunway special needs education department, together with the Fire and Rescue Academy, organised a two-day fire-safety retreat at the academy from April 16.

The programme hosted 32 children with special needs, aged 14 to 19, with six teachers, volunteers and 50 fire rescue officers.

Over two days, students, afflicted with autism, down syndrome or facing learning difficulties, were exposed to hazards they could potentially encounter.

There were demonstrations and practise on how to use the fire extinguisher and other fire-preventive equipments as well as sports and games, including rappelling.

SMK Bandar Sunway senior assistant of the special needs department, Juairiah Johari, said the exercise was to educate as well and reinforce safety awareness for these students.

"Many times in fires or emergencies, special children were left unattended and helpless."

This prompted her to organise the event, aimed at helping students acquire survival skills during emergencies.

"Our objective, besides educating students on what they should know, do and respond, is to teach them to be independent," said Juairiah, who has been involved in the special needs education for more than 20 years.

The event was second of its kind with the academy. It was inaugurated last year. "Due to positive feedback of last year's exercise, our school decided to do it again this year," said Juairiah.

However, the school discouraged parents from the programme, the objective of which was to teach students survival skills in the absence of family members.

Th e c ademy's assistant commissioner, Commandent Nor Hisham Mohammad, said it is part of their responsibility to offer public education to all.

"This is a good effort as it not only benefits children, but also allow trainees to learn how to deal with special children."

Stating education is always the core of preventive measures for emergencies, he said: "As public service officers, we want to share our knowledge with the public, regardless of who they are." Since response from the students and parents was encouraging, Juairiah plans to organise the programme annually.


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