(Si City, 29th) Jiuting Chinese School brought a perfect conclusion to English Month on July 26th with a spectacular array of activities.
On that day, all teachers and students dressed up as characters from fairy tales or classic stories; through role-playing, the event inspired students’ enthusiasm and confidence in language and self-expression. Instantly, the campus was transformed into a fairy tale world, brimming with creativity, color, and passion, fully showcasing the beauty of the English language and the charm of storytelling.
Students from all grades also took part in a variety of lively English activities: first and second graders tackled the “Word Spelling Fun” challenge, third and fourth graders participated in a thrilling game of “Charades”, while fifth and sixth graders demonstrated creativity and quick thinking in “Pictionary”.
One of the most anticipated segments of the day was the “Storytelling Competition,” where participants retold classic tales with genuine emotion and strong stage presence, showcasing their solid language skills and winning rounds of applause. The subsequent awards ceremony and character costume runway added even more joy and applause to the occasion.
Principal Tao Meihua stated that this closing event not only summed up the wonderful journey of English Month, but also showcased the school’s commitment to fostering students who are confident in expression, imaginative, and capable of emotional resonance. English, she emphasized, is not just a language, but also the key to unlocking creativity and lifelong learning.
On that day, all teachers and students dressed up as characters from fairy tales or classic stories; through role-playing, the event inspired students’ enthusiasm and confidence in language and self-expression. Instantly, the campus was transformed into a fairy tale world, brimming with creativity, color, and passion, fully showcasing the beauty of the English language and the charm of storytelling.
Students from all grades also took part in a variety of lively English activities: first and second graders tackled the “Word Spelling Fun” challenge, third and fourth graders participated in a thrilling game of “Charades”, while fifth and sixth graders demonstrated creativity and quick thinking in “Pictionary”.
One of the most anticipated segments of the day was the “Storytelling Competition,” where participants retold classic tales with genuine emotion and strong stage presence, showcasing their solid language skills and winning rounds of applause. The subsequent awards ceremony and character costume runway added even more joy and applause to the occasion.
Principal Tao Meihua stated that this closing event not only summed up the wonderful journey of English Month, but also showcased the school’s commitment to fostering students who are confident in expression, imaginative, and capable of emotional resonance. English, she emphasized, is not just a language, but also the key to unlocking creativity and lifelong learning.