SPM Writing Masterclass

Subject: Re: Exam Stress

Hi Sarah,

It was great to hear from you! I am sorry to hear that you are feeling stressed about the upcoming exams.

Don't worry too much. I advise you to make a study schedule and stick to it so you won't feel overwhelmed. Also, you should take short breaks to relax your mind.

I hope this helps. Good luck with your revision!

Bye for now,

Amira

In a world that often feels rushed and impersonal, small acts of kindness can make a huge difference. It is a powerful way to improve the lives of others and create a more positive community. In this essay, I will share a personal experience of a kind act I received, discuss the importance of being kind to others, and suggest ways to encourage more acts of kindness.

I have had my fair share of experiencing kindness shown to me in my lifetime. There was once where I had to carry a basket full of apples and it was very heavy. Just then, a girl about my age offered to help me. I gladly accepted it, and the work became much easier. This was an act of kindness I will never forget.

There are so many reasons why we should be kind to others. First of all, people will feel more comfortable being around us if we are kind. Besides that, it gives us the chance to make new friends easier. Kindness is the key to a happier and joyous life.

Nonetheless, being kind is the easiest thing a person could actually do. You can help elderly cross a busy street or help someone carry their groceries. If you are busy, you can just throw them a smile.

"In conclusion, everyone can show kindness anywhere and anytime... Just like a famous quote in Cinderella, 'have courage and be kind'."

I am writing to provide you with a report on the recent visit of our English Language Club to a local museum in Sungai Lembing, Pahang. Firstly, the success of our visit can be attributed to meticulous planning and coordination. Our teachers ensured that all necessary permissions and transportation were in place.

During our visit, we had the opportunity to explore a wide range of exhibits which provided us with a wealth of new knowledge. We learned about the history and culture of our region. The interactive displays made the learning experience engaging.

Additionally, the visit encouraged active participation. We exchanged ideas and shared our interpretations of the exhibits. This enhanced our understanding and improved our communication skills.

In conclusion, the visit was a well-executed and enlightening experience. I kindly request your support in organising more educational trips like this, as they contribute significantly to our students' holistic development.

Reported by,
June Ng
Secretary of the English Language Club