English Champ @ Literacy World: ICAS SCIENCE 2008 RESULTS

Sunday, July 20, 2008

ICAS SCIENCE 2008 RESULTS

Literacy World congratulates the following participants who have sat for the Science 2008 International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS), held by the University of New South Wales, Australia:-

Hish Distinction -
JOHAN ARIFIN BIN ROSLAN

Distinction -
GEORGE ROBINSON
VICTORIA NGOW YINGQIN
VALERIE NGOW YINGLI
GAN HUAN MIN
PAULINE ROBINSON
NATASHA ALIA BT ROSLAN

Credit -
QUEK KYE SHANE
KELLY LOW JIA LI
QUEK KYE VERNE
AMIRTHAM MANIVANNAN
NATASHA YAP
VANESSA CHEW LI SHAN
THAM YEE WAN

Participation -
ANG PEI-HSIA
EMILY CHEW
DANIEL CHEW SHIN JIN
JAMES ROBINSON
NATALIE YAP
DAVID CHEW SHIN REN
KOICHI NAKAJIMA
SAMIRA OLEI
SATISH KUMAR MANIVANNAN
WAFA OLEI

English Champ @ Literacy World

We cannot stress just how important English is in today’s world. Learning English, you join approximately one billion other people in the world who are engaged in the same pursuit. English is an international language for communication in business, banking, finance, medicine, technology, science, aviation, tourism, entertainment and without a doubt, the most widely used medium for communication today, the Internet.

Just obtaining good grades for English in school is not enough. Your child needs to be equipped with the right tools on how to use the language. Like any other languages, there are four skills in English language which one needs to possess – reading, writing, speaking and listening.

At English Champ, we teach your child these four skills in enjoyable lessons where your child will come to learn and understand English through simulated scenarios to use the language appropriately. Your child will learn English without pressure through fun activities conducted by our trained teachers. This would promote an interest in English language which would lead your child to use the language effortlessly. Learning in a safe and loving environment of English Champ, your child will grow to be more eloquent in English and would bring these skills acquired to adulthood.