Wednesday 12 November 2014

BREAKING: MISSING FIRST HOUSE CUP

Dear all,  

Your ignorance is absolutely astounding. It’s been almost 24 hours since I’ve stolen the First House Cup. 24 hours, and nothing. It's gotten to the point that I have to actually PUBLICLY ANNOUNCE that the First House Cup is gone. Really, people?

This is what you’re all so obsessed about, remember? Especially you, Seladangs - just because your House Captain went missing, you all lost sight of the prize?

Speaking about that, I know more than you think, trust me on this one. Check the pool. But let’s forget about that for a moment - I’d prefer not to lose anymore attention towards this prank than it already has.

Assuming that you have all caught up with my brilliance by now, I’ve decided to tell you that I’ve left a few clues here and there to its location. Normally, I’d leave you to freak out for a week or so (maybe even through the whole Games Carnival!) but I’ve been feeling unusually bored lately.

And what better way to spend my time, but make a game out of this whole murder mystery thing - oops did I say murder?

Have fun and good luck my fellow schoolmates. 


Sincerely, 
...
(Bonus points if you can figure out who I am)


DISCLAIMER: All events depicted for the YJC Case Files event is purely fictional and has no relation to the First House Cup race or any of the sports houses involved. And yes, the real First House Cup is safely stored with the Sports Department. Maybe.




Saturday 1 November 2014

Happy Halloween!

A SMALL CREEPY (NOT REALLY) NOTE FROM THE HEAD DESIGNERS: 

31st of October - the day where ghosts can interact with humans and exact revenge on theBut it's not all about the spooks and costumes, it's about the thrill. 

On this day, children (and even adults!) don costumes that seem fit to come out from your worst nightmares to frighten ghouls and the like from harming them. But of course, the real fun comes from Trick-or-Treating, where

Pumpkins have become the most iconic representation of Halloween - you'll see carvings done by practically every household. It has now developed from ever so recognisable grin to more modern art creations such as cat faces. Some people even take things to a whole new level by basing their creations on other notable figures such as witches and superheroes, or giving them different emotions. 

Submitted by Gillian Phua, Junior 1 Venter, Class of 2015
Happy Halloween!