Tomorrow's Champions!

The Rakan Muda Jiran Muda Community Sports League.

One of the school’s football clubs took part in a recent community sports league.

The club , “God is Great!”

Standing ,from left to right. Captain Devaraj, Vimal, Akingson,Melveen, Kevin Chan & Zhen Teng
Front row. Seshadri, Amin , Arvind Aaron & Joshua Yap.

Sunday morning and the time - 0800!

When most teenagers would still be tucked comfortably in their beds, this group of football enthusiasts were already up, and chose to be in the field preparing themselves for the football competition!
The players in action- so much of enthusiasm...

Although they were shown early exit at the competition, their zeal is commendable. They lacked the skills, techniques and teamwork. With more practice, proper guidance and coaching, one day they will be able to step on the winners’ rostrum.

Their dreams

“We hope to bring glory to the school and our dream is to represent Malaysia one day!”
-Seshadri ,one of the team members:

Kami Cemerlang, SMKTD Terbilang and Malaysia Boleh!

“…tomorrow’s champions are today’s school children… schools need to imbue in our children a life-long love for an active and healthy lifestyle.” Mr Ho Koh Chye, The Chief-de- Mission of the Malaysian Contingent to 2008 Beijing Olympics. The Sun paper, August 14,2007

Report and photographs by : ec800@yahoo.com

Hari Ko-kurikulum

The Co-curriculum day is an annual event.
Students from all the different clubs and societies had a chance to exhibit their entrepreneur skills.

The school canteen had been transformed into a bustling bazaar selling a variety of mouth watering, irresistible and delicious local delights as well as western food.

Wow, look at the crowd! The Bubble Milk drink was selling like hot cakes!

The chocolate fountain.

Quality control...Let me sip a little to check if it is good before we sell,ok? Yummy!

Nasi Lemak..original in taste!

The enterprising teachers and students in action!

The Hot-dog and root beer float stall ...

set up by the afternoon English Society under the supervision of their teacher advisor Ms Liew .
200 pieces of hot-dog in buns topped with special sauce (Ms Liew’s secret recipe) were snapped out as quickly as they could be served!

Satay! Satay! 2 for 1 token with cucumber and ketupat! Cheap and delicious!
2,500 sticks of satays were also sold out in less than 3 hours!!!

The stall set up by the Crime Prevention club headed by En Saiful, recorded the highest sale fo the day.

SMKTD'S best badminton player, put aside his racket to fry Ice-cream!

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy!

There were also games of all imaginable kinds to keep everyone challenged and thrilled!

The most exciting game was of course “The Dunkin machine” .

Checkmate! Checkmate!

The haunted house. … attracted mostly the lower form students!

He! He! He! :-0 ... Did he scare you or you scare him more?

Left to right : The invited judges and the Council members of the PTA, witnessing the Singing Competition organized by the Chinese Society.

...Tasty food and thirst-quenching drink and interesting games!..If only every school day is a Co-curriculum Day!

Report by: ec800@yahoo.com

Photographers : Hoi Kit , Wen Jing & Ming Yew