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This week was full of exciting activities at school!

We were lucky to meet the EXPO 2025 mascot 'Myaku Myaku' and had a photo with it. 


In preparation for their presentation on Monday, the students shared their works with the Grade 1 students. They explained their work process and what they have learned in the unit 


Some of them were nervous and shy, but all have been risk-takers! 


They confidently talked and proudly showed their communication skill by speaking in front of the audience. 


They were also asked questions by the Grade 1 students, which helped them a lot with their presentation skills. 


We are excited to see you all on Monday from 9:00 - 10:00  as they will finally share their culture and everything they have worked for in the unit on "Who We Are".


 

As part of the celebration on International Book Week, the whole school had the D.E.A.R. (Drop Everything and Read) time. 


Our young readers took time as they browsed and read the books they brought from home. 


What a feast to see how they have changed and developed as learners in preschool. 



 

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