PR: Si Ya's happiest Day

Name: Yong Si Ya
Class: 1A
Index Number: 37
Date: 21 April 2010

PSLE Release Day…

My happiest day in my life happened last year… Although it was several months ago, but I could still remember that day vividly. It was the day where our Primary School Leaving Examinations (PSLE) was released.
That day, we had to report to school punctually at 11am. On the previous nights, I could not sleep as I kept thinking of how well or badly would I score. On that day, I was very nervous and my friends and I went to school at 10.30am.We thought that we were very early but to our surprised a lot of students had reached the school already. Then my friends and I found an empty bench and we started taking. Time passes very quickly as soon, it was 11am. We went to the hall and we sat in our class according to our register number. After a while, the principal came and gave us a speech. She talked about the passing percentage for our cohort and the national cohort. We were glad that we had ninety plus percentage passes. Soon, the clock struck 12noon and it was time to get our PSLE result. The top scholar came from our class! We were as happy as a lark. The top scholar went up the stage and the principal shook his hands and present to him a bouquet of flowers.
Then, it was the most exciting moment. It was time to take our results from our form teacher. The hall was so quiet that you could even hear a pin dropping. We lined up according to register number and went up the teacher to get our results. My register number is the last in class and therefore I had to wait for a long time. My heart was beating very fast and I started sweating. Some students cried for happiness while some for sorrow after knowing their results. Upon seeing that, it made me more and more nervous that my hands started trembling. My parents and siblings also went there to cheer on for me and they asked me not to be worried. Soon, it was my time. My form teacher smiled at me when giving me the certificate. I looked at my certificate and tears started rolling uncontrollably. I ran towards my parents and told them my results. They started crying too as they did not expect me to get such a good marks. I am so happy as I could qualify for my dream secondary school. This is the happiest day for me!