English Theme 5: An important part of me.

Taytay United Methodist Christian School has been a vital part of my development since 2008 and I know that I am also a part of it. This institution will never be called a school without us students and as students we should partake in maintaining its integrity.

TUMCS is a superb school for it doesn’t only excel in academics, disciplinary but also in taking every student in God’s path. I have proven it. Before I entered TUMCS I don’t have any special relationship with God, but they have converted me into a godly lady.  TUMCS changed me emotionally and spiritually and I am proud of that change. I know every student is experiencing a spiritual change that not only he but also the people around him are proud of.  To repay our beloved school we must do our best academically, disciplinary and spiritually to maintain and pursue its non-ending excellence. 

English Theme 4: Correct grammar is attractive

Whenever I write in English, 

I worry.

What if what I wrote has errors?

Or misspelled words?

Or worst, grammatical errors?

I over think it for it would be embarrassing for me.

I have always liked to write.

I write letters to my Mom and Dad.

When I was seven, and when I wrote a letter to my Mom, 

She laughed at me, but she liked it though.

So my Dad told me to read

and chew every word in it.

When you don't know the rules,

and you don't read books, 

Or study,

it'll be easy to write errors.

When someone reads it, 

he'll go LOLs.

Studying it is not hard.

And applying it is not.

You just have to read and understand.

You can if you believe

because always remember,

correct grammar is attractive.

Maybe it's impossible, but it depends on us.

ll be making a poem this time. Well it will be a free verse poem.


I wonder how the world would be if there is equality? 
Maybe there would be no more poor, 
nor hunger, nor justice denied. 
Maybe there would be no crimes,
no fights or not even wars.


I wonder how the government would be if they're fair?
Maybe there would be no graft,
corruption and cheating.
I'm sure that every person's vote is his.
And there will never be a third world country.


I wonder how the people would be if they're balanced?
Then maybe every people in the world are friends,
everyone helps each other, and nothing would beat if
everyone loves one another. 
Let us all be equal, because in God's eyes we are all the same.

English Theme 3: A week of fun, wins and lessons.

From February 14 to 18, 2011, our school, Taytay United Methodist Christian School celebrated its 26th founding anniversary. It was really fun because first; no classes. Nothing to worry about, no surprise quizzes nor assignments. Second; is the foods. During that week, there are many food stalls that are open for every student. Last would be the excitement and suspense every game brings. I actually lost my voice because of screaming and cheering for three days. The fun I felt was priceless and I know it's the same with my fellow classmates.


The wins, as a junior I'm proud of the players who are also at the same year as I am. They were great and I know they did their best to win. The time and hard work we spent on practicing for the field demo was worth it. The sweat of every player was worth it. The ideas we formed was also worth it. Every effort we exerted was worth it. And every win juniors had was from God.


Keeping your feet on the ground was one of the lessons juniors have learned after the competition. Patience was also one of the lessons we've learned. Praying whenever a game starts, trusting God and believing that we can do it. Every lesson we learned I'm sure, we can apply it in our everyday life. And until we grow up and find our own paths, we can still use these lessons. I thank God for giving us an opportunity every year to learn these lessons.