At the end of the Year 2010

Dear Parents,

Looking back on the many activities of 2010, PSG would like to thank parents who had so kindly volunteered their time and effort to join us. 

We would also like to thank the teachers for giving us the privilege to work with them in the planning and execution of these school activities.

Let us continue to pray for the teachers as they teach and guide our children in the new year, 2011.

A Teacher's Prayer

A sculptor took a piece of clay and moulded perfectly

The figure of a child, so beautiful to see

But when I held it in my hand, no warmth of life was there

Its cold, unchangeless beauty was all that it could share.

God sent this child to me that I might supervise

The teaching that would satisfy the wonder in his eyes;

And when I took his hand, to guide him on his way,

I felt the warmth of trust and love he shares with me each day,

"And so, dear God, I come to Thee, in all humility,

To ask for wisdom, strength and love that I may always be

The kind of teacher who can help, in some kind, loving way,

To mould a better, stronger child with every passing day,"

Harold H. LeCrone

Year 2010 in Review

During the last week of December, newscasters often look back at the significant events of the past year—the triumphs and failures of prominent people, natural disasters, economic challenges, and the deaths of celebrities and leaders. The most surprising events usually receive top billing.

If you reviewed the past year of your life, what would appear on the list? Has an unexpected event caused you to question God or to more deeply experience His goodness?

Psalm 77 chronicles the lament of a person in distress who felt as if God no longer cared (vv.7-9). “Has His mercy ceased forever? Has His promise failed forevermore?” (v.8). Yet, even in anguish, the psalmist said, “I will remember the works of the Lord; surely I will remember Your wonders of old” (v.11). The result was a renewal of trust and hope: “You are the God who does wonders; You have declared Your strength among the peoples” (v.14).

As you think back over this past year, why not write down the significant events in your life. Don’t be afraid to include your difficulties and disappointments, but remember to consider all the ways God has been with you.

During every difficulty, we can always find the faithfulness of God.

When we look back and contemplate

What we’ve been through this year,

We’ll praise You, Lord, for all You’ve done—

Your faithfulness is clear. —Sper

Difficulties in our lives give us the opportunity
to experience the faithfulness of God

From Daily Bread, 28-Dec-2010

PHS Graduation Dinner 2010

Date : 18th November, 2010

Venue: FURAMA, City Centre

It was an evening to remember for the graduating classes of Sec 4 and Sec 5. 

The Theme was Gold and White. 

PSG was on hand to assist in the decorations.

Look at all the balloons in the ballroom!

The students arrive and the Dinner will begin soon!

And the PSG has to leave...