Cold Storage Kids Run 2008

It's all about having fun!

Girls can join in too!

Front row view!

Excitement filled the bus! The pupils kept asking whether we have reached our destination. At the race site, they were awed by the scale of the event. They had never seen such a grand event. Huge turnout! Big tents! Loud music! I told them to get used to it as more of such events will be planned for the school. Announcement was made for the runners to go to their starting line. Some were raring to go. Others were a little afraid. I soothed their fears by telling them that they were winners just by participating. Winning is not important. Finishing the race is! With that in their minds, off they went. Winners they became on that day! Very proud of them!

Actions on Mini Sports Day 2008

Not too LOUD please!

Get the ball!

You can't hit me!

One GIANT leap for EDP!

Our very own future bowler!

Look at some of the actions from your friends! They were serious in winning some prizes! Everyone enjoyed their time on that day. For those who won the medals, congratulations to all of you. For those who don't, many more sports day to come. So, don't worry. Just need to train harder. Look out for the next sports day. Practise hard during your P.E lessons!

Our First Mini Sports Day 2008

The day is coming soon.....Time to practise what you have learnt during your PE lessons!!! Underhand roll, underhand throw, overarm throw....and many more!! ARGHS!!!

Fret NOT!!! It is going to be a day filled with fun! Maybe some of you might go home with some medals! I'm sure your competitors would not make it easy but hey, it is NOT impossible. Just need to train at home and during your recess.

Counting down to the day......

1F's First Rainbow Day Performance

Primary 1F had just performed onstage for the first time on Rainbow Day! BOY!! Were we excited about it! We sang the song by Kermit the Frog called 'Rainbow Connection'.

By the way, this song is also our recess song!

We discussed about some actions to be included in our song performance. Some of the actions came from us, the pupils, which was what the teacher had always wanted. Of course, we were excited when our suggestions were accepted for the performance.

Now we have learnt to take responsibility for our performance.

A good start for a first time. Two more Rainbow Days to come.

Hmmm....what shall we do next?