Day 5

Day 5- Hanna
-We went to a shopping center near the city. It was quiet big and easy to get lost in. We passed by “Adidas” on the way to “Landmark”. I bought two books. One for me and one for my sister. We were given about 2 hours to shop. Mr Anaur gave us 30 min to roam around “Landmark”. We then went to the “Arcade”. We then went to KFC to eat dinner.

Day 4

I did these things:
-I played board and card games like "Monopoly" , "Scotland Yard" and "Uno"
-I slept
-I played at my buddy's playground
I observed these things at my buddy's home:
-The host family's home is much more spacious than my home
-The host family's kitchen is situated between the buddy's room and her parents room
I observed these things in my own home:
-The kitchen is situated in front of my parents room
-The space is a bit tight
This is the most interesting thing I did:
-I learnt to play another detective game besides "Cluedo"

Day 3 Reflections

DAY 3 –HANNA


I observed these things in the CIP school: -The classrooms do not have any chairs or tables. – The infrastructure of the school is weak and
the arrangement classrooms are messy.
-The people studying in the CIP school used to be child laborers

I did these activities in the CIP school
-I took photos of the new library and the art activities with Ryan Lai
I have learnt these three things in the CIP school/fund-raising activities
-We are lucky to have families as some of the students have lost their families
-We are fortunate enough to have food.
-We are lucky to have tables and chairs to sit on

These two things have made me a better individual
-The children wear their home clothes and we are lucky enough to have school clothes
-The classrooms in the CIP school have no tables and chairs and we are fortunate enough to have chairs and tables to sit on in our classrooms

One thing I would remember the most from this CIP experience
-We should feel lucky to be living in Singapore

Differences:

CIP school- The school building even doesn’t have enough space to have a hall
Gateway-The school building has a little space to put a small hall
Anderson- The school building has enough space to put a hall.

Day 3 Reflections

DAY 3 –HANNA


I observed these things in the CIP school: -The classrooms do not have any chairs or tables. – The infrastructure of the school is weak and
the arrangement classrooms are messy.
-The people studying in the CIP school used to be child laborers

I did these activities in the CIP school
-I took photos of the new library and the art activities with Ryan Lai
I have learnt these three things in the CIP school/fund-raising activities
-We are lucky to have families as some of the students have lost their families
-We are fortunate enough to have food.
-We are lucky to have tables and chairs to sit on

These two things have made me a better individual
-The children wear their home clothes and we are lucky enough to have school clothes
-The classrooms in the CIP school have no tables and chairs and we are fortunate enough to have chairs and tables to sit on in our classrooms

One thing I would remember the most from this CIP experience
-We should feel lucky to be living in Singapore

Differences:

CIP school- The school building even doesn’t have enough space to have a hall
Gateway-The school building has a little space to put a small hall
Anderson- The school building has enough space to put a hall.

School&IT visits-Day 2

They are
-Computer Labs
-Assembly area
-Playground
The differences are
-Their school does not have a canteen but our school has one.
-Their toilet cubicles are small but our school's cubicles are bigger
-Their school has a few computers but our school has a lot
-Their school building is small but our school building is big
The similarities are
-They have projectors like us
In Gateway,IT and Art are part of their time table.In Anderson, we have CCA's, Rooms and an IT cafe
We are very lucky and fortunate to live in Singapore

Places Of Interest In Singapore

There are many places of interest here which are new and old. The newer places of interest is the singapore Flyer, Sentosa, Singapore Discovery Center and many more. The older places are Kampong Glam, Little India, the Sultan mosque and many more. The newer and older places are visited by young and old. Some of the older places are preserved to remind Singaporeans of their rich and diverse heritage. I also went to most of the newer places of interest.

Races and festivals in singapore

There are four main races in Singapore. They are the Chinese, Malays, Indians and Eurasians. There are also other races such as the Japanese, Filipinos, Americans and others. The Chinese make up most of the population. There are a lot of festivals celebrated here in singapore. these are a few festivals that we in Singapore celebrate. These are Hari Raya Puasa, Deepavali,Hari Raya Haji and Chistmas. Chistmas is usualy celebrated by the eurasians but is being celebrated by other races. I celebrate chistmas myself.