Yea this are okay I know but I hate it when my school says they
don't have the money to even supply teachers with enough ink to
print.
Hello my dear school-mate 
Exactly. If we are forced to pay, then why is it called DONATION?
Extortion will be a better word.
And the tablet PC gaming sessions caused the electricity bills to
skyrocket... Sec 3s are now commonly seen outside the Recording
Studio using the wireless router from outside. I shut the router
down already.
From Wikipedia,
There have been recent confirmed reports that the school has
undertaken certain drastic measures as a form of cost-containment.
The school has been charging students for the amount of paper used
and air-conditioning systems are deactivated periodically to reduce
the utilities bill. Such result in many amongst the heavily
segregated community of students and the teaching force who might
voice their opinion openly. Though so, those at the school's
highest appear tranquil and choose to continue holding open-housing
events that require heavy-duty funding, Response has been
satisfactory to many at the moment.
A considerable number of teachers have voluntarily taken their
leave at a point of the school where the principal, describes it as
momentous. Though the schools' many aspects have improved by leaps
and bounds in recent years, one has to acknowledge that for all
these to take place, sacrifices have been made by those who refuse
to indulge in such a glory so honourary potrayed. Sentiments prove
that the school has taken a totally new approach to the idea of
educating students and creating new batches of students whom after
graduating, most of whom will have left nothing but superficial
achievements. The school is willing to undertake a heavy price to
educate his students in his way that once again, proves his
ruthless valour and determination to inculcate his values in
students.
Recent reports show that the tablet PCs programme, part of the
schools many IT initiatives, has backfired. Numerous students are
attracted towards the idea of challenging classmate over the Local
Area Network, otherwise known as LAN gaming. This goes to show that
the continuing generation of students may not readily incline
towards such unconventional methods of teaching as proposed by
(principal's name), the principal of the school. Segregation in the
school's community can easily be seen by the differing goals each
CCA groups have in mind. Certain CCA groups, especially the
Aesthetics, have been given what some might say "almost impossible"
goals to acheieve, including performances all-year round, and
targeted awards at the Singapore Youth Festival Competition
Series.
This sometimes bring up the idea that there are indeed numerous
far-sighted goals so aggressively attempted by individuals whose
heads and visions have been heavily clouded by the opportunities
presented to them that the motives sometimes go against each other.
At such a point in time, the school has acquired a new statement in
its ever-changing way of living, which is to maintain its
bilingualism of both English and Mandarin. This may certainly prove
adequate to sustain the school for the next few years, though many
will be yearning for a better long-term and steadfast alternative.
It is notable that the school's leader has readily implemented
programmes worthy of its attention, such as the tablet programme
funded by a third party.
This guy rocks 
