Flemish poet Eduard de Dene wrote of a nobleman who sent his servants on foolish errands on April 1.That started april fools.I did not dare to play pranks to anyone today.(especially teachers or principal)
In 1564, King Charles IX of France adopted a new calendar and decreed that each new year was to begin on January 1st. However, while most people followed their king’s decree, there were some who did not like the idea of the change and refused to accept the new New Year’s Day.These people soon became the butt of jokes and tricks by their friends and neighbors because they continued to observe April 1st as New Year’s Day.These friends and neighbors sent mock gifts, invited these people to fake parties, and played tricks on them because they were “April Fools,” people who clung to their April New Year’s Day.
6A is the first P6 class in Endeavour Primary School. It started off with 31 pupils in P5 and now enrolment stands at 39. The form teacher is Mrs Kris Ong. She is in the education arena for 13 years.
Flemish poet Eduard de Dene wrote of a nobleman who sent his servants on foolish errands on April 1.That started april fools.I did not dare to play pranks to anyone today.(especially teachers or principal)
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ReplyDeletewhy he sent on foolish errands?
ReplyDeleteIn 1564, King Charles IX of France adopted a new calendar and decreed that each new year was to begin on January 1st. However, while most people followed their king’s decree, there were some who did not like the idea of the change and refused to accept the new New Year’s Day.These people soon became the butt of jokes and tricks by their friends and neighbors because they continued to observe April 1st as New Year’s Day.These friends and neighbors sent mock gifts, invited these people to fake parties, and played tricks on them because they were “April Fools,” people who clung to their April New Year’s Day.
ReplyDeleteAnnish and I played a trick on Mr Ali and Mr Ali told us to face the wall, and then said April's Fool!
ReplyDeleteFlemish poet Eduard de Dene sent his servants on foolish errands on 1st April. I played on Mrs Ong and Mr Chia. :)
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