Lompat Pagar

Lompat Pagar is Malay for Jumping the Fence. In literal meaning, cutting class by jumping over the school fence. As in every other proper boy school, what disciplinary rules will not be complete without one the rules on skipping class. As far as I am aware, I am not! I haven't been informed about the school's policy on cutting classes.

Well, in your student life, you should have friends or yourself at somepoint, explored the art of cutting class. Here are a few methods in which I know of cutting class in PFS!

1. The basket ball court. The basket ball court is located such that a hole in the fence leads directly out of the school. Just make sure that no ones watching!
2. The KH blocks are have fences which lead out of the school into the carpark opposite McDonalds.The cover and the secluded nature of the area makes it favourite. Just get a tall chair and you are out of the school!
3. Hostel. The hostel has a backdoor which leads to the housing estates behind. The doors are usually locked during school hours but a short climb over the walls make a fast escape.
4. When you get a car, do like I did. I drove a car full of students in uniform out of the school as the Headmaster watched as we sped off out the main gate. (I can't say I was proud. Must have been a good reason why.)
5. The other small gates. Usually these gates are locked during school hours but near the last few periods, like 1 hour before classes end, the gates will be open. What better way to get out than the same way you came in!

Word of caution: You may get caught!