1. As everyone were planning to get the driving license. I'd tried too. My experience was while having my computer test. For the first time, I failed at the section 1 which is the eye test-just 7/8.From this I couldn't continue the rest questions. I was so nervous at the moment because I'm the only one who failed and everyone was looking at me. And I know that I have a little colour blind when the colours combined together. So I'd met a doctor and do some medical check up. Luckily, the result was good. After few days, I went back to repeat the test. The test result was perfect and I'm so proud of myself. I owned the driving licence father the learning procedures. 
Lesson: We must never give up in whatever failure we had. 

2.As everyone knows that volunteering is a work that we just serve for 
free. I'd joined the volunteering work which is a NGO-SOLS 24/7( SCIENCE OF LIFE STUDY). I met a lot of international friends trough this programme. I've to become more rational while working with the volunteers from other countries. First at all, The purpose of being volunteering is to help the needy. I'd helped  some poor student who couldn't speak well and write well in English. I know that the students are seeking for helps, ofcourse I have to be more patient and more kind while giving knowledge to them. I can see the improvements of the students while they were attending the classes. As a volunteer, I'd improved mysef too. And I felt proud of joining this programme which is with international level and with good ranking in the world.
Lesson 1: I'd learnt is we as a human must share the knowledge or skills to the poor without expectation for something from them. 
Lesson 2: I must be more friendly while doing the social work with the  people from different countries. 

1. It has been 5 years I am playing badminton. I departured last year after SPM. In this 5 years is such a happy and memorable days to be. I started playing badminton when I was 10, invited by my friends during primary school. Still remember i started my badminton career with a starter unprofessional equipments. That time, an old and cheap racquet, a pair of slippers and a dozen of shuttlecocks brought me and friends a lots of joys. We played at least 1 time a week. And my friend, had came up with a opinion stated that we should go higher, grow stronger and be like a real badminton player. During that time I was about 13, no money, no financial support. Bought my racquet with the help of my friend's father. Realy appreciate and respect him a lot. Thanks to uncle i managed to pick up my badminton life. We joined in a badminton training club during 13. Trained hard, fight hard. We did improved a lot, and finally able to take down adults. It wasn't easy at all to go through these training days, we were pushed to the maximum limit of ourselves. Hot environment, lacking of stamina, overusing of body power. But we keep doing it, for 5 years. In just want to be more stronger than yesterday. And at the end of our secondary school, we came to graduate. Everybody have their ways to go, so do I. Stopped our 5years of training and that's it. But what we have travelled for this 5 years, is the dedication, the will, the motivation to make us stronger and stronger.
 2. Nothing to say but, I am proud of myself. I didn't scored any A for my SPM. But i am satisfied for myself. Never blame yourself, trust yourself. Why don't train and plan for yourself for the upcoming events either than keep jealous with other people? Did their life is SECURED with As? Did my life was DESTROYED with no As? Nobody can expect and predict what is going to happen. But one day, i swear to myself. I will prove myself is a successful man. Born to be fail, but never die with failures.

2. Parents might be the one thing you take for granted, however, they are also the one thing you need to remember that never take for granted, within my experience I have learned that my parents are the most important thing in my life. My learning experience came from when I was in Secondary School. My best friends father died, and in that moment, I learned that never take your parents for granted.My friend and his father always had a very close bond.One day my friend got called down to the office and was told that his dad didnt have much longer because the illness was getting worst. The next morning while I was getting ready for school, I got a phone call informing me that his dad had died that night. For the next couple weeks I went over to his house and made sure he was okay.At that moment i felt that my friend was faded，because of his spiritual anchor was gone and his daily life was effected because he can't cover the daily expenses，so he need to scarified his studies for continue his life.I realised that the thing that given by parents to us，we didn't have the right to dislike or criticize.We must always be grateful，thankful and appreciate for anything that given by ours parents.

Everybody has some experience that cannot forget. For me, the most unforgettable experience was take part in an English conversation test. This occurred when I was in Form 3 , I had to take an English examination, including conversation.

English was my third language. I had difficulty with reading and writing, not to mention speaking. Naturally I was very nervous when it was my turn to face my English teacher. She asked me something about sports and friendship. I am too nervous to be able to make any sensible answer. In fact, I could hardly open my mouth . The test took about ten minutes, but it seemed years to me. When it was over, my uniform was thoroughly wet. The teacher said that my English was too bad, she hoped that I could keep improve and never give up learning. 

My mother always tell me that English is very important because it can help you in the future a lot, such as social communication, after graduation easy to get a job because now many companies are looking for people who can speak three languages (Chinese, Malay, English) and so on.

The lesson that I had learned is anywhere in the world, English is useful and helpful. So keep learning English and try speaking English, it will help you meet all kinds of people and make great friends.

2.  Experience can make a person become more mature and help you learn new lessons in your life. My second experience is that I went to a summer camp when I was 10 years old.

My parents sent me to there because they wanted me to make some friends. But I was too shy to speak with anyone. When they were laughing and speaking, I sat in silence and felt more lonely. But a girl came to me, she initiative played with me and spoke to me. Suddenly, I felt the touch of something bright. Now I can make a lot of friends and I no longer feel lonely.

So the lesson that I had learned is if you think you are lonely, you might always be alone. My suggestion is : Smile at the world and it will smile back. 😊

lesson 1: don’t make perfection became procrastination

 

2.      I used to be a girl that really hates high school. I entered SMKA Sharifah Rodziah because my parents forced me to do so. I really hate the fact that I am going to be in all-girls school which means, there will be no boys and equal to no fun. During that first month, I frequently cried and begged my mom to allow me to transfer me to another school but my mom said no. In the end, the only choice I have was to stay there and survive. I said to myself that I am going to move to another school after taking PMR (PT3 by 2014) but I don’t know how to explain but I did not. I chose to stay because there was something in my mind that said ‘here is better’. So, I went through my tough 2 years there, living with terrific rules and such but I did well in blending myself with the sisterhood in my school. The last day came, then I realised how lucky I was to enter this school and felt that my time here was just not enough. I want another year to be here with my clingy girls, kind teachers and awful juniors. So now, all I can do is just accept the fate and keep all those sweet nightmare in the depths of despair in my heart.

lesson 2: We should cherish the moment we have before it became the moment that we had.

 

Lesson: never give up anything before you try just move on and put on more effort.

when I was about 10 year's old , I was experienced a near death experience. At that time I was a short and weak boy compare with another boys who same age with me. Once I go to the swimming pool with my friends , everyone can swimming at the adult pool which is have 1.8 m deepness expect me . At this time , I tried to flaunt my superiority and avoid the awkward I tried to get in to the adult pool . Because of this action I was drowning and I can't breath . The helpless is engulfed me . Fortunately , a tall and strong Western man drag me up from the water.

lesson ：don't try to show superiority without consider about the safety . We need to do something according to our own ability , safety first.