International Students

Attendance Award for Term 2

CONGRATULATIONS to the following students who have Excellent Attendance (100%) in Term 2 study.  You have shown us your ability of being resilient and being responsible for your own study. 

You should be very proud of yourself!

AL ABBAD, Fatima

BUI, Harry

CAI, Alex

CHAO, Simon

CUI, Catherine

FAN, Eva

FANG, Olivia

HOH, Kit Yun

HUANG, Will

JIA, Bruce

LAK, Kiarash

LAM, Alvin

LAM, Bryan

LI, Jiahang

LIU, Darren

LU, Cynthia

LU, Mina

NG, Chris

NG, Suey

NGO, Don

ONWUMERE, Christabel

ONWUMERE, Emmanuella

QIN, Kelvin

RAMKUMAR, Adrian

SHIU, Jeffrey

WEN, Chloe

YU, Claire

YU, Felicita

ZHAO, Rebecca

ZHOU, Tracy

Homework Club: Monopoly

This week at Homework Club, students played a board game called Monopoly.  Students took initiative to rearrange and set up the equipment, including the property deeds, cards and money. 

Although the game was popular, there were two students not familiar with the rules, so the other players explained to them in detail and everyone learned and improved by playing.

Students demonstrated skills of maths, financial management, negotiation and decision-making.  Some of them spent more time on making transactions, and the others showed their respect and patience and sometimes gave suggestions.  During the game, students discussed economic inequality and shared budget management in their own life. 

It was a relaxing learning experience for the students to finish a school day with laughter and nice memories with friends. 

Samantha Dong

International Student Program Education Support

Homework Club with Ziggy

At the beginning of homework club, students played with the Educational Support Dog, Ziggy  and watched Ms. Sally MILLER demonstrate the interaction and training with Ziggy.  Students were impressed by Ziggy’s mild temperament and intelligence. 

After that, students paired up and played a game “Pictionary”. Each team was given a list of words related to a topic and they drew pictures that suggested every word to let the other students guess. Students had good vocabulary and were able to draw an object or scenario to describe the words. Their creativity and language communication skills were amazing!

At the end of the homework club, students received lollies and letter paper sets as acknowledgment of their commitment to the homework club this term. 

Sally Huang

Director of International Student Program