Problem
We have a meeting at a school. I imagine it will be run down and depressing. Hard to find and reach?
Answer
Not at all. A bus stops outside. We are out in the rain between the gatweay and the front entrance. However, the covered path from the front entrance to the school building at the back has open sides but a roof as protection against sun and rain. Along the side of the open-sided corridor created, is a wavy line with historic photos and cpations explaining the history of Singapore and the school and all the inspiring pioneers and people and pupils.
Upstairs in the corridor is a panel of grammatical tips for good English, tongue twisters, common errors by Singaporeans, sentence structure.
In the audiotrium, the seats have swivelling trays so you can rest your notepad and pencil. The stage, of course, has a screen for audio-visuals. Up the side aisles, on the walls, are posters with inpsiring messages and sayings, quotations, from famous people.
Outside, turning in the opposite direction another wall has the history of common objects.
The school was in the East of Singapore near Bedok MRT (railway station).
What an inspiration. Not just artwork, but fascinating facts.
Author
Angela Lansbury, travel writer and photographer, author and speaker.
We have a meeting at a school. I imagine it will be run down and depressing. Hard to find and reach?
Answer
Not at all. A bus stops outside. We are out in the rain between the gatweay and the front entrance. However, the covered path from the front entrance to the school building at the back has open sides but a roof as protection against sun and rain. Along the side of the open-sided corridor created, is a wavy line with historic photos and cpations explaining the history of Singapore and the school and all the inspiring pioneers and people and pupils.
Upstairs in the corridor is a panel of grammatical tips for good English, tongue twisters, common errors by Singaporeans, sentence structure.
Photo by Angela Lansbury.
In the audiotrium, the seats have swivelling trays so you can rest your notepad and pencil. The stage, of course, has a screen for audio-visuals. Up the side aisles, on the walls, are posters with inpsiring messages and sayings, quotations, from famous people.
Outside, turning in the opposite direction another wall has the history of common objects.
The school was in the East of Singapore near Bedok MRT (railway station).
What an inspiration. Not just artwork, but fascinating facts.
Author
Angela Lansbury, travel writer and photographer, author and speaker.
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