The mysterious one..

"Dengan nama Tuhan yang maha pemurah lagi maha mengasihani, semoga semua warga Sekolah Kebangsaan Menengah Puteri Titiwangsa sentiasa berada dalam keadaan sihat sejahtera."


Does this dialog seem familiar to you?

I think once every citizen of SMK Puteri Titiwangsa heard that speech, they will surely say something like:

"Awww man..!! It will surely be very tedious! I wish I could go somewhere else, just anywhere, to stay away from this boring speech. Sigh, why do I have to be tormented like this?"

Now, let GOLBA 6 tell you how wrong you all are, if you had the analogous thinking as above. Firstly, that so-called-annoying dialog belongs to our dearly loved principal, Datin Rokiah bt Yahya. Although we think she is babbling hot air, but she is doing it for our own good. Most of the pupils usually hear those advice with their right ear and spit it all out from their left ear. I recommend you, my dear friends to stop that habit at once! Besides, what is wrong if we listen to things that can bring us profit? I do not know about you people, but I think listening ti it is not a crime. Therefore, why we do not try to sit down, relax and open our mind to accept new knowledge from such a well-experienced principal?

To prove that she cares about us, she invited many lecturers to our school. The intention of doing that is because she wants those lecturers to guide us to the right path. Many students in our school have discipline problems, so she invites them to a face-to-face talk with her to let her understand the students' problems and solve it as soon as possible.

In addition, GOLBA 6 believes that every single little thing she has done for our school is all for our own good. No matter how sweet or bitter it is for us. However, for her, as long as her actions can make us a better person, she will surely do so.

Therefore, we shall be grateful for having such a dedicated principal in SMK Puteri Titiwangsa! Not like some other schools that do not have a principal at all. We should not be covetous. Instead please appreciate what we have now, because someday we might lose everything.



As a wise man always says:

The Future Is In God's Hands.