1. Spelling Bee (Monday 4th December)
9 teams of junior form students had to compete against each other and spell as many words correctly within the time limit for the championship!
Winner: 2A
1st Runner-up: 3A
2nd Runner-up: 1C
2.Song Dedication (Tuesday, 5th December)
English songs chosen by students were played out during lunch recess alongside their personal messages to cherished friends and teachers.
3. Treasure Hunt (Wednesday, 6th December)
Students took part in a treasure hunt activity which required them to finish various language related tasks at checkpoints around the school campus and solve the puzzle to win a prize from the Principal,
Mr. Wong.
4. Game Booths (Thursday, 7th December)
Students gathered at the covered playground to experience cultural activities with language elements prepared by our school’s Native English Teacher Ms. Nandi, and play English games led by new member of the English Department,
Mr. Wildy Chan.
(Ms. Nandi, NET)
Get ready to dive into an exciting cultural extravaganza that took place during English Week at Chong Gene Hang College! Miss Nandi, the spirited and vibrant teacher, brought the magic of South African culture to life with a theme that had everyone buzzing. The theme? Culture, of course!
The culture activity was an explosion of colours, flavours, and traditions. Miss Nandi, along with a team of enthusiastic students, showcased the tantalizing South African cuisines and dishes that make taste buds dance with joy. From the spicy flavours of bobotie to the mouthwatering boerewors, the booth was a culinary adventure.
But it didn't stop there! The booth was also a fashion haven, displaying traditional clothing attires representing the 11 diverse tribes of South Africa. Students showcased their creativity by fashioning these attires, making the booth a vibrant and lively representation of the rainbow nation itself.
At the core of Chong Gene Hang College's culture lies caring, gratitude, and harmony. The culture booth became a canvas for students to express their thoughts on what they care about, what they're grateful for, and how they create harmony in their lives. The colourful board was adorned with heartfelt messages, creating a tapestry of positivity and unity.
To make it even more exciting, the teachers joined forces with Miss Nandi, immersing themselves in the culture event. Together, they chanted, laughed, and enthusiastically learned the names of dishes and cuisines, embracing the spirit of collaboration that CGH is known for.
And let's not forget about the arts! South Africa is a hotbed of creativity, with a rich tradition of arts, crafts, dance, singing, and theatre. The students, with their minimal skillset, didn't hold back. They unleashed their inner artists, painting pictures that captured the diverse cognitive within each and every one of them. It was a visual feast that showcased their boundless imagination.
In the midst of all the excitement, it's important to take a moment and reflect on the profound words of Nelson Mandela: "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." The students at Chong Gene Hang College were not only entertained but also empowered to make a difference through education.
So, let's celebrate the joy of learning, the beauty of culture, and the power of education. Together, we can change the world, one vibrant cultural experience at a time!
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