Jing Han's parents: We are going to miss you very very much. Nevertheless, it'a good chance for you to get out of your comfort zone and learn to be more independent. Please take good care of yourself and your friends. Enjoy your trip! We believe the Eliasians can do us proud!
We would like to thank the school for their relentless effort in organizing the school Twinning Programme in Xi'an. Hope all the Eliasians would enhance & increase their awareness through the global learning. This is definitely a great opportunity in nurturing and preparing our child for future development.
Hui Ling, we will miss you immensely but nonetheless, we hope you will have great fun in exploring into another challenge and discovery ahead.
Vice Principal, Teachers, Boys & Girls, do enjoy yourself, take care and have a wonderful exploration.
From Yi Wen's mum: I would say that we have been one lucky family to have both kids selected for this school exchange program. It was an educational and eye-opening experience for my older girl in the pioneering group two years ago . I am certain it would be likewise for Yi Wen this time round. To this I would sincerely thank the school for providing the opportunity.
A reminder for the packing : dont forget the moisturising lotion and lip balm. These are must-have's for winter trips - if you dont want itchy skin and cracked lips...
Pei Qi and your teachers/ friends going Xi'An. I wish all of you well. This is a good opportunity for you to learn/ enjoy/ and really experience life in this "Promise Land" of the Chinese. While learning and enjoying yourself, remember to take good care, drink more water, keep warm and eat well.
Have a wonderful trip.
Lastly, thanks VP, teachers and all for putting together this wonderful event.
So glad that Karina is given this opportunity to join her teachers and friends for this trip. We are confident that other parents will think likewise that the children will greatly benefit from this experience to be:
Efficient in their Learning, more Inquisitive in their search for knowledge, greater Awareness of the happenings around them; and Stronger in the school's core values.
This was actually posted as a comment to the Outcomes of the Xi'an Twinning Programme, but I thought it might go unnoticed, so I clip it here again... _____________________________________________
Mrs Wong Siew Shan said:
Dear Mrs Han, Mr Ang, Mrs Ng, Mdm Rashidah, Mdm Xi and all my dear Eliasians,
By the time you read this, you would have already arrived safely in Xi'an. I am sure the long, tiring journey went smoothly and everyone managed to clear immigration without a hitch. Otherwise, I would have heard about it by now!
I hope you all had a good rest last night, otherwise you would not be able to participate and benefit fully from the precious experiences and opportunities only you, the selected few, get to experience in Xi'an.
Remember to keep yourselves warmly clad by layering because the temperatures might change suddenly,you need to be able to peel off layers when it gets warm and pile them on when it gets cold.
Unlike Singapore which has high humidity, Xi'an is quite the opposite. To avoid your skin from getting extremely dry and itchy, you need to constantly moisturise your skin, especially those areas exposed to the elements. To prevent your lips from cracking painfully and bleeding, make it a point to apply lip balm throughout the day.
Most importantly, keep yourselves well hydrated, eat well (but don't overeat!) and sleep well. If you do all the above, you will come back as healthy as when you left. I am sure you do not want to know how the clinics or hospitals in Xi'an look like through your own personal experience!
I better sign off now before you all fall asleep reading such a long blog posting!
Wishing everyone an interesting and enriching day ahead! I can't wait to read about your experiences on the blog =)
Jing Han's parents: We are going to miss you very very much. Nevertheless, it'a good chance for you to get out of your comfort zone and learn to be more independent. Please take good care of yourself and your friends. Enjoy your trip! We believe the Eliasians can do us proud!
ReplyDeleteHui Ling’s Parents:
ReplyDeleteWe would like to thank the school for their relentless effort in organizing the school Twinning Programme in Xi'an. Hope all the Eliasians would enhance & increase their awareness through the global learning. This is definitely a great opportunity in nurturing and preparing our child for future development.
Hui Ling, we will miss you immensely but nonetheless, we hope you will have great fun in exploring into another challenge and discovery ahead.
Vice Principal, Teachers, Boys & Girls, do enjoy yourself, take care and have a wonderful exploration.
一路顺风
旅途愉快
From Yi Wen's mum: I would say that we have been one lucky family to have both kids selected for this school exchange program. It was an educational and eye-opening experience for my older girl in the pioneering group two years ago . I am certain it would be likewise for Yi Wen this time round. To this I would sincerely thank the school for providing the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteA reminder for the packing : dont forget the moisturising lotion and lip balm. These are must-have's for winter trips - if you dont want itchy skin and cracked lips...
Enjoy the trip & the learning experience !
Jing Han's parents：
ReplyDelete孩子们，认认真真，开开心心地去体验这开拓你们知识视野的学习旅程吧！
副校长与老师们，要谢谢你们，辛苦了！
祝福大家旅途平安愉快。
Pei Qi PaPa:
ReplyDeletePei Qi and your teachers/ friends going Xi'An. I wish all of you well. This is a good opportunity for you to learn/ enjoy/ and really experience life in this "Promise Land" of the Chinese.
While learning and enjoying yourself, remember to take good care, drink more water, keep warm and eat well.
Have a wonderful trip.
Lastly, thanks VP, teachers and all for putting together this wonderful event.
Karina's parents:
ReplyDeleteSo glad that Karina is given this opportunity to join her teachers and friends for this trip. We are confident that other parents will think likewise that the children will greatly benefit from this experience to be:
Efficient in their
Learning, more
Inquisitive in their search for knowledge, greater
Awareness of the happenings around them; and
Stronger in the school's core values.
Have a good trip!
Cheryl Chia's parents:
ReplyDeleteHope all of you have a great time in Xian and be lucky enough to catch some flurries!
Regina`s parents:
ReplyDeleteBon Voyage! Hope that all of you will be able to exprience and learn chinese culture
This was actually posted as a comment to the Outcomes of the Xi'an Twinning Programme, but I thought it might go unnoticed, so I clip it here again...
ReplyDelete_____________________________________________
Mrs Wong Siew Shan said:
Dear Mrs Han, Mr Ang, Mrs Ng, Mdm Rashidah, Mdm Xi and all my dear Eliasians,
By the time you read this, you would have already arrived safely in Xi'an. I am sure the long, tiring journey went smoothly and everyone managed to clear immigration without a hitch. Otherwise, I would have heard about it by now!
I hope you all had a good rest last night, otherwise you would not be able to participate and benefit fully from the precious experiences and opportunities only you, the selected few, get to experience in Xi'an.
Remember to keep yourselves warmly clad by layering because the temperatures might change suddenly,you need to be able to peel off layers when it gets warm and pile them on when it gets cold.
Unlike Singapore which has high humidity, Xi'an is quite the opposite. To avoid your skin from getting extremely dry and itchy, you need to constantly moisturise your skin, especially those areas exposed to the elements. To prevent your lips from cracking painfully and bleeding, make it a point to apply lip balm throughout the day.
Most importantly, keep yourselves well hydrated, eat well (but don't overeat!) and sleep well. If you do all the above, you will come back as healthy as when you left. I am sure you do not want to know how the clinics or hospitals in Xi'an look like through your own personal experience!
I better sign off now before you all fall asleep reading such a long blog posting!
Wishing everyone an interesting and enriching day ahead! I can't wait to read about your experiences on the blog =)