Pardon me for saying this but Mayflower, judging on the way things are in school, the direction that you're heading to now is "DOWN" rather than "UP". Let's not talk about all the academic stuff or staff-wise. Let's say we go deeper into the issue of facilities. Know what? They simply suck. I was in the hall for the "Speech Day" event this AFTERNOON and only God knows if the hall was as hot as hell. Not to say stuffy too. No surprise if you experience it first hand though.

First, they say they couldn't have much investment on air-conditioners and therefore, there will be no air-conditoners in the hall. Fine enough. Yet, I guess the money has been used to build the koi pond, which I personally believe is of no advantage to the students at all, and more to feng shui reasons.

Dear Ms Lo, you are such a fool. Fancy being your last year in Mayflower and spending all the reserves on stuffs that aren't benefiting the students at all. Fancy staying behind for another year just to "see the remaining of the school up" just because you invested lot of money for the new school building. You are simply hindering Mayflower's progress, be it academically or not. Heard that?

Back to the hall. The size of the fans are equivelant to the size of the fans that I have at home. Yeah, and imagine having them in a big and spacious hall with only around ten being given the task of cooling the air in the hall. Which piece of crap shit did you stumble upon, dear Ms Lo? And a holocaust nearly occured in there; we're saved by the doors that are wide open, leaving natural breeze to blow in occasionally.

I was sweating like nobody's business and if it's pure water that's substituting my sweat droplets, I guess I wouldn't have to take my bath when I reach home. The hall:a new method of suicide if you want a slow and painful death. Nothing beats the feeling of swealtering heat under the already high temperatures of the outside air and the unforgiving sun. Don't hesitate to try it, it's the latest facility provided by the dearest Ms Lo Sheu Ming for her beloved students whom she hope will have lofty visions to scale greater heights. Yeah right. I've been tortured enough under her rule for 4 long years. If not for my friends and teachers, I may have been transferred to a special ward, under special observation, in the IMH, at the end of my journey in my secondary school years.

Kick her ass out the school fast. And I mean kick REAL hard. Let her feel the pain that we felt under her.