Monday, April 26, 2010

the difference.

Do you want to know what makes a really good school?

It's not the facilities, the computers or the gardens.
It's not our straight-A status, or the ceaseless strings of medals hanging around our necks.
It's not how rich we are, or how rich we are known to be.

It's how much the people in the school, love the school.

So, please guys. Love the school. You might think it's cool to not clap during assembly, cool to say things like "my school sucks" or whatever- but it's not. You want to compare our school to Sri Aman, VI, Assunta? You compare yourself to their students first.

When they have events like the Autism Walk or Canteen Day or Rock & Roll Night, do you hear anyone saying they won't be coming? No. Do you hear anyone being proud of themselves for not contributing to the school? No. Do you hear anyone whining about spending RM20 (when I KNOW you spend hundreds on clothes and iPhones and whatever) to help the school? No.

Assunta's Lit Night sold out their tickets.
VI's Campfire is the talk of the whole city for weeks.
You can't even sell a few coupons to your family members?

So before you wanna say this school is better than ours, that school is better than ours, why don't you take a hint and look at why it is so.

Another thing, please don't leave the responsibility of financing this school to the PIBG by themselves. There are so many children of rich people in this school, but yet when it comes to giving a little bit of money everyone's always too busy.

I know I don't have much to complain about, but what about other parents in the PIBG? They can't afford to keep shelling out money from their own pockets to sustain YOUR selfish asses.

I'm already embarrassed to ask my dad for more donations, every single time. Do you know why I have to ask so many times? Because YOU won't ask YOUR parents. And do you know why we have to keep asking for donations? Because you won't help to support the PIBG when we do projects like the carnival. All you want to do is complain, and say "they should have done this" or, ULTIMATELY, you just like to label it as "lame" and just not take part at all.

One parent contributing RM1000 is equivalent to hundred parents contributing RM10.
What I want to know is where the fuck are the other ninety-nine parents?

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