Thursday, March 19, 2009

Day 2 - School Immersion - Buddhist Chi King Primary School

The delegates woke up to the first morning of their immersion programme trip to a very good intercontinental breakfast at the cafe in the hotel.

Looking happy to have good food

Can't wait to start

School Immersion - Buddhist Chi King Primary School

After breakfast, the delegates set off to Buddhist Chi King Primary School in Kowloon Bay with a pupil population of 500. There, the delegates immersed in the school's curriculum. They attended Mathematics, Chinese and English lessons with the pupils and the teachers there.

A warm reception by the Principal, Mr Chong and his staff

A very beautifully made notice done by the staff to welcome the Riverlites

Paying close attention to the teacher

Solving a Mathematical problem set in the Cantonese language

An interesting English lesson with a NET (Native English Teacher)

Pupils and teachers in the primary school have their meals together in the classrooms and the delegates had a taste of what that is like.

They seemed happy with the lunch provided

Lunch with new found friends

Delegates then visited the homes of their Hong Kong friends after lunch to find out what home in Hong Kong is like. One important lesson is to appreciate the space we have in Singapore (every inch of it).

Miranda's room (which is about the size of a standard bomb shelter in a Punggol flat)


The Hong Kong Story

The next destination was the Hong Kong History Museum which gave the delegates a very clear insights into how did Hong Kong become what it is today.

A group picture just outside the museum


The boys understanding what padi farming was like


Dinner Time

The feature today is the malay's meal and here is what they are eating in Hong Kong.

2 comments:

  1. Hi Arasu,

    Happy Birthday wishes from all at home.
    The photos & videos are really nice !
    Enjoy yourself !

    Mum, Dad, Aaya & kutty Mani

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  2. Glad to see all of you are enjoying the trip. Do drop me a line through your email, individually. I like you to share with me one thing you have laernt from this trip....... From Mr Yeo

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