Comments on: Tenby’s focus and involvement in sports are growing http://gaonomics.com/2009/12/02/tenbys-focus-and-involvement-in-sports-are-growing/ Welcome to Ghita Andersen Othman's World Thu, 24 Nov 2011 00:53:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Takeshi Yano http://gaonomics.com/2009/12/02/tenbys-focus-and-involvement-in-sports-are-growing/#comment-74 Thu, 03 Dec 2009 15:30:18 +0000 http://gaonomics.com/?p=983#comment-74 My daughter wanted to participate ISAKL
and had a hard trainning for a few months.
She really want to be selected as a member of the team to go to KL for competition. But, unfortunately, she could not be selected and disapointed. But, she knew that even if she tried her best, sometimes she could not get a success.
People can not succeed in anything if they don’t do their best, but also even if they do their best, sometimes they can’t succeed.
Then, this year we are unable to go to ISAKL, but I am telling her to try again and
the most important thing is never-give-up.

Our daughter’s friends are participating the
competition. So, please support those children from St. Christopher International Primary School in Penang.

Re signing up for Tenby, thank you very much for your advise. I talked with Mala and send her the appliction form already.

Maybe, next year she will contact me to come to school for testing.

Thank you very much once agein,

Best Regards

Takeshi Yano

From Ghita: Dear Takeshi Yano, I am sorry for not responding to your comment earlier. These couple of months have been very busy for me. I am sorry your daughter couldn’t go to the ISAKL swimming gala, when she has worked so hard for it. And I do agree with you, never give up, as the time will come to those who make the efforts on a continuous basis. I hope she will be successful in getting into TIS, as the school still has a fairly small team of swimmers, hence if your daughter keeps at it, she will be able to compete for Tenby International School. This week Tenby Schools are participating in the state swimming competition, and my daughter was selected to participate in a number of events, but we felt it was too big an event with over 30 local schools participating, and I didn’t have the time to come along and stay with her, so she didn’t attend. But she accepted it, as she understood that sometimes it just doesn’t work out. And luckily she gets to compete in a swimming meet with another international school in Kuala Lumpur later this month.

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