MY FUTURE PLANS

Today we are discusing  our   future  plans. Beacuse our class will  finish soon .  I am going to start my level 5 class netx month .It will take me another 6 months to study in Granville Tafe. This coures would definitely improve my fluent in oral English ,Grammar and Writing skills. It would help me to be more confident to talk to people or writing official letters. In the meantime I can look aftetr my kids . Aftert I finish level5. I will probably continue another coures named EFS or EAP. Then when I get enough skills . I will possibly get a job or go to university. I understand that is not easy as long as I stick to it . I am sure that would not be any language barrier stop me in the future ! As my teachers says : you can not learn everything in one day , it has better to be step by step ."

NURSING HOME

Should we send our parents to the nursing home?
In my opinion it is not nice  to  put elderly parents into a nursing home unless they want to be  there. First of all,  it is against our tradition as parents sacrifice their time bringing up children. Secondly, putting them into a nursing home  may hurt their feelings.They would think you abandoned them. Also I have a spare room in my house and by living with the grandchildren will make them feel loved and warm. I want to show my kids a good example of  family  environment. I don't want to regret in the future for not looking after my parent. On the other hand, nursing home fees are very high in Australia so we can not afford it.

STOP CYBER BULLING !!

 Bullyng is bad but cyber bullying is worse. It will affect people from any age. It is not face to face but it takes place by using social media such as text messages ,facebook or websites. People say horrible things in the internet but you still have no idea who they are. They do it as a joke for fun but it can cause suicides and other problems. There are someways to stop the cyber bullying. First,  don't be one of them. Second, please be there to support someone who is being bullied online. Encourage them to talk to their parents/carers.

Letter to council

9/8 Kerr  Pde
Auburn   NSW   2144


April 5,  2017


Cumberland  City Council
16 Memorial  Ave
Merrylands  NSW  2160


Dear  Sir/Madam,

             I am writing this letter in support of our council to make the park an alcohol-free zone. I believe that if  people are allowed to drink in the park, that will cause bad influence.
              Drunk people cause anti-social behaviour and vandalism, The police are there all the time to stop the fights and to deal with drinking violence problems. The park is not safe for children to play inside anymore. The park is very important for a family to spend time in.
             Also drunk people vomit in the park or leave a lot of rubbish behind them. It will cost the council a lot to hire cleaners.
             So, I strongly support the council to put an alcohol-free zone sign in the park, I hope this can make our living environment better.


 Yours  sincerely,

  Hung Shan Chan



                                   

channel9 news

CHANNEL 9       April 26, 2017

        Policeman suffered PTSD NSW inquest hears

                A former NSW policeman who took his own life in 2013 was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, alcoholism and anxiety, a Sydney coroner's court has heard.

Ashley Bryant fell to his death in December 2013 in the Border National Park after battling for several years with a multitude of mental health problems brought on by exposure to traumatic events in his job.

The 44-year-old former detective sergeant made a triple-zero call from Minyon Falls shortly before he died, requesting police investigate his death and what led to it, counsel assisting the coroner, Jim Gleeson, told the court on Wednesday morning.

                

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CHANNEL 7                                     25th April 2017

Australians pause to pay their respects on Anzac Day

               

                        Australians across the world pause to pay their respects on Anzac Day on the 102nd anniversary of the landing at Gallipoli. 
Before the sun rose to greet the day this April 25, Australians young and old gathered at dawn services to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

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CHANNEL 7            April 26, 2017
                                  

'Tell them no': Mum reveals why she tells her child not to share with others

A woman has taken to social media to let others know why she believes     her child isn't required to share with other children, with most parents in agreement with her.Missouri mother, Alanya Kolberg, posted a lengthy explanation on Facebook that has since been shared almost 220,000 times and has almost 700 comments.Ms Kolberg said her son was approached by at least six boys at once when he was playing with his toys in the playground.They "demanded" they share his transformer, Minecraft figure and truck, leaving him visibly overwhelmed.

"He clutched them to his chest as the boys reached for them. He looked at me. "You can tell them no, Carson" I said, "Just say no. You don't have to say anything else," Ms Kolberg wrote in the post.

"Of course, as soon as he said no, the boys ran to tattle to me that he was not sharing. I said, "He doesn't have to share with you. He said no. If he wants to share, he will."

Ms Kolberg said she received some "dirty" looks from other parents.

"If I, an adult, walked into the park eating a sandwich, am I required to share my sandwich with strangers in the park? No!"