The Mid-Autumn Festival brought students together to explore and experience traditional cultural customs through a variety of engaging activities.
Students participated in pitch-pot, lantern making, tea appreciation, mooncake tasting and lantern riddles, giving them opportunities to experience the festival in an interactive and enjoyable way.
Through lantern making, students explored their creativity and created their own festival decorations. The pitch-pot activity introduced students to a traditional form of recreation, while tea appreciation and mooncake tasting allowed them to experience some of the flavours and customs associated with the festival.
Students also took part in lantern riddles, adding an element of curiosity, thinking and interaction to the celebration.
Celebrating Our Students on Children’s DayChildren’s Day at HWA International School was filled with excitement, laughter and shared moments with friends and teachers.
The celebration began with students receiving HWA souvenirs, giving them a special keepsake to remember the occasion. With their gifts in hand, students then joined in a range of activities, taking part in the celebrations and enjoying time together with their classmates.
The day also gave students an opportunity to relax and enjoy a meal together. Sharing food and spending time with their friends added to the cheerful a
Teachers’ Day provided another meaningful opportunity for students to express their appreciation to the teachers who support them throughout their learning journey.
As part of the celebration, students prepared thank-you cards for their teachers. Through these personal messages, students were able to express their gratitude and recognise the guidance, encouragement and support they receive at school.
For students, expressing appreciation is also an opportunity to reflect on the relationships they build within their school community.
These simple but meaningful gestures helped create moments of connection between students and teachers, reminding us that education is not only about academic learning, but also about the relationships and values developed along the way.
These celebrations brought together three important elements of school life: joy, culture and gratitude.
Children’s Day gave students an opportunity to feel celebrated. The Mid-Autumn Festival allowed them to experience and explore cultural traditions. Teachers’ Day gave students a moment to express their appreciation to the teachers who guide and support them.
Together, these experiences reflect the importance of creating opportunities for students to learn, connect and grow together.
At HWA International School, we value the moments that bring our community together and create meaningful memories beyond the classroom.
