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AEP Reclection 3.1 “Wrapping wrappers”

h Good Day fellow readers! Its been a while hasnt it? 

Welcome to the 3rd semester! Actually, one thing I always remember about this last term is how Ms Disa always makes sure to remind us how we still have an entire semester left. “Its not the end of the school year yet.” she’d say with conviction. 

Well, she is definitely right.. but I guess the cogs in students’ brains work a little differently. 

In our eyes, the welcoming of the third tirm is the last battle. I’d like to describe it as a battle because, really that’s what it feels like. This year, we are also fasting along with the musical preparation. In which we only have a month left for. Along with an array of major exams at the end of each month until we are graduating. 

Although the cherry on the top: cie exams this may-june. On the contrary, as much as Im aware its a blessing on its own to be this busy.. it really is a long fight. Its a fight of priorities, time management and trade-offs.

I’ll be honest I really have no idea how I will pull through and get the grades I want while still taking care of my schoolwork. Its a little funny because it really isn’t a lot if I were to list it down. But I really need my time to revise, this isn’t a joke.. 

Now, AEP! Ms, I really do want to apologise for missing my classes. However I am sure you are far from affected so Im not worried in that light. Really, this is my trade-off. Now, we’ll be learning about speech writing! It really fascinates me that we are learning about this in the last term of the school year. I don’t think I’ll have to expand on that.. 

The year hasn’t ended so, here’s to the coming classes! 

Nonetheless, AEP has always been that class


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