Students completed a Halloween-themed worksheet and greeted each other with “Happy Halloween.” As a reward, they received a piece of candy and a stamp on their English passports. By participating in English activities and reading from their passports, students can collect stamps throughout the semester. Once they earn 10 stamps, they become eligible for a reward from the Office of Academic Affairs. This activity motivates students to actively engage and improve their English skills.

In addition, the first graders enjoyed a special Halloween walk around the town, proudly wearing their Halloween costumes. Along the way, they yelled a Halloween English chant in exchange for treats, bringing smiles to the local community and making English learning a fun and memorable experience.

As part of the Teacher’s Day English activity, students were encouraged to practice one of the greetings introduced by us, their English teachers, to earn a stamp.

We held a five-day summer camp at our school, during which I introduced the Philippines to the students. Students participated in engaging and creative activities that made learning both fun and meaningful. 

In partnership with Truman University and Northern Michigan University, and with the help and support of Mr. Luke Lin and CIEETRC, we held online English classes for more than ten times in the previous semesters.

Additionally, Teacher Nick visited our school on May 13th. Before accompanying him back to his assigned school, we enjoyed a side trip together.

The students' rehearsals and performances were conducted under my guidance, as their Foreign English Teacher, along with Teacher Erica, Section Chief of Curriculum, and Director Kevin, Director of Academic Affairs.