Miss Lai's page of recordings

"Well, of course, Mrs Robinson, English is a very important subject for children to master, but I would still argue that science is more useful for them," stated Mr Underhill.

When Nadine suggested to her grandfather that they should go out for the day to a wildlife centre, he didn't quite know what to say.

"OK, Rakesh, here's what we are going to do," said Rakesh's friend Kevin.

"It's much harder work than I thought it would be," said Daisy.

"But Aunt May seems very happy to be at home," replied James.

Picture Discussion of the Supermarket Sweep by Miss Audrey Lee.

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The women waiting in line to fry curry puffs

I don't think people really understand how hard it is to make children laugh all the time.

This is a recording done by one of our ex-Kranjians - Haziqah

"It feels like fifty years since we danced like this under this bridge," said Mrs Ling to her husband.

 

"I wish I was back at school," Lin said to her new colleagues as she dashed into the storeroom to grab some scissors.

"I wish I was back at school," Lin said to her new colleagues as she dashed into the storeroom to grab some scissors.

"Why a swimming gala?" asked Miguel.

One of my all time favourites!

"Onions. We need more onions,"

This is an audio recording of an O Level Passage.

Mr Davis talks to Mrs Shah about their jobs.