Okay, so currently the people interested in CIP are: Amelia, Chi Khay, Eunice, Jie Hui, me and (probably) Renee.

I'm thinking of doing this during the holidays for one/two days a week. Of course, it can carry on after the holidays if everyone is willing to. Currently, the day I can think of when everyone might be free is on Wednesday, but tell me if you have problems going on Wednesdays.

Renee has suggested going to the Society of the Visually Disabled (not sure about the name, sorry) for CIP. Other choices include: going to public libraries (Queenstown and Bukit Merah is the nearest to school), Rainbow Centre, MINDS, etc - all the organizations near our school. I think Renee's suggestion is not bad, except the place is all the way at Toa Payoh, which is rather far, so tell me your preference.

If anyone else is still interested in doing CIP, please tell/email/tag me before Tuesday so I have time to tell Mr Teo about this and everyone can get their CIP cards, which I think is needed.

Yi Shien

Okay, so currently the people interested in CIP are: Amelia, Chi Khay, Eunice, Jie Hui, me and (probably) Renee.

I'm thinking of doing this during the holidays for one/two days a week. Of course, it can carry on after the holidays if everyone is willing to. Currently, the day I can think of when everyone might be free is on Wednesday, but tell me if you have problems going on Wednesdays.

Renee has suggested going to the Society of the Visually Disabled (not sure about the name, sorry) for CIP. Other choices include: going to public libraries (Queenstown and Bukit Merah is the nearest to school), Rainbow Centre, MINDS, etc - all the organizations near our school. I think Renee's suggestion is not bad, except the place is all the way at Toa Payoh, which is rather far, so tell me your preference.

If anyone else is still interested in doing CIP, please tell/email/tag me before Tuesday so I have time to tell Mr Teo about this and everyone can get their CIP cards, which I think is needed.

Yi Shien