The first month of 2013 was a disaster for the teachers at SK Naradan. I was one of the unlucky teachers who have been experiencing stranded at the school. I have to spent couple weekends at the school. The teachers go in and go out using only one car... what a bad luck for us here. Compare with other school in Ranau, we were the unfortunate school, where we need to cross three rivers, four logs bridges and highly imaginable extreme roads. The PPDs and Nazir did not have their guts for academic visits during this rainy season (January to April). Although the Logs Company were responsible for maintaining the roads starting from the Kepuakon Rivers to Kantas Village but during this raining season their capability were very limited. No other choice, for safety reason we have to leave our car at The Belingkadus the abandoned Logs Factory or at the Kepuakon Rivers bank then the tiring journey will started. Travelling on foot for almost two hours make me healthier than before, my mind was in a fit condition and aiming to make something new for my pupils. Thumbs Up!!! for the teachers here at SK Naradan.
As for me, an English teacher there nothing much I can do in helping to ease the so-called problem. What I can do is... helping the pupils to learn and fluency in the so-called English Language. As for teacher responsibility, we need to accomplish our JOB Objective no matter what would happen. My plan for this year was on it schedule and hopefully I can make some miracle for the UPSR pupils.
Showing below was the latest photo to SK Naradan Ranau... Enjoy and do comments.
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| Anything above the matter, take a couple of minutes of rest and drinks Red 's Bulls. |
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| The remains of Kepuakon Bridge. |
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| Pointing to the remains of the bridge. |
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| Hanging bridge of Belingkadus was the main alternative for reaching the school. |
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| What a mess!!!! |
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| Those were the days |
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| Pemberian wang bantuan awal persekolahan 31 Jan 2013 |
Written By: Harry George
Picture: SK Naradan Ranau Facebook.
