Malacca was nice! 

I like the conference event a lot because you get to see your teacher sing and dance.

I also like the kampong as we get to experience how people over there live (in what type of conditions), their beliefs and I enjoyed learning how they wear the kebayas (the catwalk was so fun). 

The Nonyas n Baba`s museum was so very interesting - seeing how they live and learning about their wedding day and traditions.

Evelyn Lam - 6 Truth

Wow! I have been to Malacca numerous times but this trip is definitely one of the best if not the BEST! Not only the visits to the kampong, baba museum and stadthuys were interesting, they were also very enriching. I really learnt a lot  during these visits. Most of all, I enjoyed the Talent Night. BTPS really has all the talents. At last, I really had the chance to be a Part-time Rock Singer. I have fulfilled my dream of being a rock singer at last. Hee, hee. I would like to wish all the best to all our departing BTPS pupils especially to my G5 guys; Glenn Tan, Glen Toh, Anabelle, Rui Ying, Carmen, Yang Er, Ya Hui, Freddie and Shi Liang. Good Luck Guys in your secondary school. Come and visit BPTS when you are free. I would like to thank Mdm Yazilah and all the teachers involved for making it a wonderful trip.Goodbye. 

Mr Idris a.k.a. Part-time Rocker

Malacca was massive fun. It was my first time there and I loooved it!

I enjoyed the trail in the Kampong most as the landscape was so rustic and the houses almost looked doll-like because of the candy colours. In one of the houses, I saw a monkey scratching its master's head and he seemed to be totally enjoying it (I mean the man, not the monkey!) .

My 6T pupils understand me when I say that it was so cool to watch the rubber tapping -they know how much I love to collect rubber seeds! 

I also adored the Peranankan house and realy wished I lived in such a house - a peaceful haven and the verandas and clack-clacking on the wooden floors made me feel nostalgic as Mauritian homes have these too. For one moment, I imagined myself looking through the hole in the floor and seeing some unwanted guests and erm... like the tour guide suggested tossing the contents of the chamberpot over them - oops nasty, very nasty!

Above all, seeing sleepy heads but happy heads early in the morning was refreshing as we all sat to the sumptuous breakfast together! No shouting, no reminding to be quiet - just blissful faces enjoying breakfast!

Mrs Chien