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I am the second child in our family. The most difficult experience I had in my early life was when my mother got sick from high blood pressure. What I learned from it is that anybody can get sick. Everybody should take care of their health. My dream is to become a doctor of animals. I want to treat animals and stop people from killing animals. I can reach my goal by studying hard. Your support from school fund will help me accomplish my dream. My happiest moment was when I got the School Fund scholarship. It’s when I felt proud. Four years from now, I want to reach form 4 so that I can prove that the scholarship was not given for nothing. I want to help others accomplish their dreams.

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Erica Mashaka's Funding history

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2018 Form 2

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Indy
Fri, October 26, 2018 at 5:48 pm GMT
Hi School Fund Students

Sorry it took me a while to write to you. For those of you who is receiving my journal the first time, let me introduce myself.

My name is Indy. I am currently living at the same town as Ms Judy. She and I went to high school together. I am so happy to have this opportunity to get to know you.

I used to work with computers for many many years. Do you like to use computers?

Yesterday I met with some of my old school friends for lunch. These are the friends I have for almost 50 years. We talked about our school days when we were 12 years old.
It brought many happy memories.

Do you enjoy your school? Now is the time to form good friendship with your classmates? What do you do with your classmates? Do you study together? Do you talk and share secrets? I know you have a lot of study to do. Hopefully you can find some time to do some fun stuff with your friends.

Please write back to let me know what interests you.

Until next time,
your friend,
Indy
Erica Mashaka
Sun, December 3, 2017 at 9:24 pm GMT
Hello madamJudy today I would like to talk about Classification of living things.Classification is the systematic way ofgrouping organism according to their similarities and difference.
Taxonomy is the study of classification.
Taxonomist who studies Classification.
Types of Classification.
1.Natural classification
2.Artificial Classification.
Importance of classification.
1.it simplify the study of living things.
2.it simplify communication among biologist.
3.it enable men to understand the characteristics of living organism.
4.it enable men to identify and Name very many organism.HAVE A NICE DAY.
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