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EY Sports Day
Written by Mr. Victor
On EY Sports Day, the teachers prepared five exciting events: sprints, ball kicking, shooting, targeting, and batting. The students experienced all the stations with the guidance of the EY teachers. It was wonderful to see everyone putting in their best effort to accomplish the goal at each station.
After the morning break, Nursery and Pre-K created cool sports-inspired artworks, while K1 and K2 enjoyed a fun round of tug-of-war with their classmates and teachers. At the end of the day, we applauded everyone's effort and participation in the EY Piazza before heading home with our medals!
EY Celebration of Learning
Written by Ms. Lorely
EY took us on a trip through time,
With music, dance, and art sublime.
From disco lights to denim flair,
Moments swirled with memories to share.
In the 70s, K2’s groovy style,
K1’s neon hues with crimped-up hair awhile.
Pre-K embraced the 90s with flannels worn,
Nurseries’ beats kept spirits warm.
But it wasn’t just music, sound, or play,
Creativity told the tale in its own way.
Tie-dye s w i r l s and bold designs,
Nature’s c o l l a g e, and graffiti lines.
Through every stroke, each crafted part,
Young hands brought history alive in art.
The colors blended, the eras spoke,
A creative adventure, unique and woke.
And stories rose in joyful displays,
With attire bright, and talent in full blaze.
Tiny dancers took the floor,
Acting out each vibrant era’s lore.
It wasn’t just about the costumes worn,
Or the dances that were proudly born.
It was the journey they had made to stand,
Confident, inspired, with d r e a m s in hand.
From toddlers’ futuristic dreams,
To retro vibes in sparkling beams.
The theatre became a time machine,
Where every act felt pure and keen.
The lessons learned, the s k i l l s they gained,
Each step, each word, in progress framed.
Every performance, their GROWTH revealed,
Their voices strong, their hearts unsealed.
There was one more gift we liked to share,
A message of kindness, love, and care.
Boxes filled with thoughtful giving,
Showed the joy in selfless living.
EY Holiday concert_1.mp4Hearts united in that special place,
With loving hands and a warm embrace.
Families cheered and futures gleamed,
A celebration of the EY team!
EY Exhibition
Toddler
Written by Ms. Mary Ann
What a delightful celebration of success, hard work, and progress! The Toddler students embarked on their journey with enthusiasm and curiosity, showcasing remarkable growth and accomplishments throughout the term.
From creative artwork to sensory exploration activities, every moment captured highlights their development in essential areas such as motor skills, communication, and social interaction. The exhibition beautifully reflects the joy and determination they demonstrated while engaging in hands-on learning experiences.
It stands as a testament to the Toddler students' ability to explore, create, and grow with confidence. It was a heartwarming showcase of their memorable achievements!
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Written by Ms. Jill and Ms. Jillian
The Semester 1 Nursery Exhibition was an incredible success! Children proudly showcased their learning journey, highlighting various types of clothing, letters, and shapes through a collaborative project. The exhibition was a joyful and interactive event, as children worked alongside their parents to assemble their projects during the showcase.
This hands-on activity created a meaningful connection between home and school, fostering a sense of pride and accomplishment for the kids. The experience was fun and memorable, leaving lasting impressions on everyone involved. To treasure the moment, children took their completed projects home, serving as a reminder of this special day.
Pre-Kindergarten
Written by Ms. Joy
The air burst with excitement as the children were transported through the decades, dancing to the rhythm of the '70s, grooving to the disco beats of the '80s and '90s, and busting a move to the pop sensations of today. Laughter filled the room as they mimicked iconic dance moves and sang along to timeless tunes.
After their musical journey, the children proudly showcased their learning to their parents through a class exhibition. They demonstrated their knowledge of phonics and letter sounds, confidently identifying images and matching them with their beginning sounds. In mathematics, they counted objects and matched numbers to the corresponding quantities, showcasing their grasp of one-to-one correspondence. The children also explored the world of community helpers in Chinese, surprising everyone with their ability to speak the language. Finally, each child shared their dreams for the future, describing the tools they would need to achieve their aspirations. As the day concluded, everyone gathered together to enjoy a delicious meal, celebrating their accomplishments and dreaming of the exciting possibilities.
Kindergarten 1
Written by Ms. April
The Semester 1 Exhibition was a vibrant display of our young learners’ achievements. Following the lively performances by K1A and K1B students who delighted the audience with dances set to 1980s music, the children presented their projects. They showed various cultural festivals, demonstrating their understanding of the associated vocabulary and shapes.
They further showcased their linguistic skills by singing songs in Chinese and Indonesian, and reciting newly learnt words. The exhibition concluded with the students expressing gratitude to their parents through a heartfelt “Thank You” poem.
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Kindergarten 2
Written by Ms. Klara and Ms. Czarina
The Kindergarten 2 exhibition was a lively and inspiring event that celebrated the students' learning journey. With great enthusiasm, the young learners showcased their knowledge and skills across various subjects, including English, Maths, Science, Chinese, and Indonesian language. Through engaging displays, creative projects, and interactive presentations, they demonstrated their understanding and growth in these areas. Parents were delighted to see the confidence, creativity, and effort their children put into each exhibit, making the event a memorable celebration of their achievements and hard work.
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Written by Mr. Victor
In our most recent ES Sports Day, the atmosphere was buzzing with excitement as everyone eagerly participated in the field games. The day kicked off with thrilling relay races that showcased our teamwork, followed by exhilarating sprints where we pushed ourselves to go as fast as possible. We also enjoyed a team throwing event and a spirited tug-of-war, giving our muscles a serious workout!
After the field games, we moved to the pool, where a variety of water-based challenges tested our abilities to dive, hunt, and move swiftly. The competition was fierce yet fun, keeping everyone engaged until the very end.
In the final standings, Team Komodo claimed the ES Sports Day 1st place victory with an impressive 225 points, closely followed by Gajah with 223 points in 2nd place. Although Team Elang dominated the relay races and Team Paus excelled in the throwing and kickboard events, they finished in 3rd and 4th place, respectively. Lets see how the teams will do in the next event!
Elementary School Holiday Concert 2024: A Season of Giving
Written by Ms. Melissa and Mr. Freddy
On Thursday, 12 December 2024, the Elementary School celebrated the festive season with its enchanting holiday concert, “A Season of Giving”. The performance united all students from Grades 1 to 5 in a joyful showcase of music, theater, and holiday spirit. Set against the backdrop of a dormitory school during the holiday season, the story follows Ethan, a boy who couldn’t go home for Christmas. Played wonderfully by Konrad, Ethan worked hard to buy himself a pair of basketball shoes. However, after a tragic car accident, his friends—played by Yean, Han Kyung, Dipto, Abigail, Hilo, and Kai—surprised him by bringing the very gift he had been saving for, delivering a powerful message of giving, caring, and togetherness.
The concert was a spectacular blend of artistic elements, involving singing, dancing, and acting. Every elementary student contributed, showcasing the collaborative spirit that brought the performance to life. Preparing for such a large-scale event required students to develop focus, concentration, and teamwork across grade levels. This cross-grade collaboration nurtured a sense of community, while also sharpening their attentiveness and cooperative skills.
Musically, the concert featured a captivating mix of genres, including pop, jazz, pop-rock, and folk songs. These styles introduced students to the richness of modern music and enhanced their musical abilities. The performances combined singing, dancing, and playing instruments, providing students with a holistic experience fostering creativity, motor coordination, discipline, and perseverance.
Beyond technical skills, the concert emphasised valuable life lessons. Through their collaborative efforts, students learned to appreciate not only music and art but also teamwork, respect, empathy, and generosity. The story of “A Season of Giving” resonated deeply, highlighting the true spirit of the holidays and leaving the audience with a sense of warmth and inspiration.
ES Holiday concert_1.mp4The concert's diverse formats, from singing in harmony with soprano and alto parts to playing in ensembles and bands, offered students a rich learning opportunity. They demonstrated their ability to maintain tempo, create harmony, and present polished performances. The dedication, teamwork, and holiday cheer displayed by the students made “A Season of Giving” a memorable celebration of compassion, joy, and the transformative power of the arts.
Junior Stuco Donation Drive
Written by Jr. Stuco
The Junior Stuco had another successful charity drive with the annual "Give a gift, Get a gift" event. The students who wished to join the exchange gift were required to donate a Christmas shoebox to charity.
We are grateful to have received numerous shoeboxes filled with various items that would make any child's Christmas extra special. These included stationeries, toys, hygiene kits, clothing, and vitamins. All donations were generously shared with two orphanages in Tangerang: Suaka Kasih Bunda and Mekar Lestari.
A huge thank you to the ES community for coming together once again and showing what it truly means to celebrate this season of giving.
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Semester 1 Exhibition
Written by Ms. Shirley and Ms. Evi
G1 students proudly presented their booklet projects, highlighting their learning about animal senses and survival adaptations. They explored how animals from land, sea, and sky use sight, smell, and hearing to find food, avoid predators, and communicate. In addition, they also designed unique creatures adapted to various habitats, like deserts, oceans, and forests, with detailed illustrations to bring them to life. Awards were given to celebrate their outstanding work: Joanne received the Knowledgeable Award, Bella earned the Presentation Award for her confident and clear explanations, and Darlene won the Best Poster and Booklet Award for her eye-catching visuals and organized work.
This exhibition truly reflected the students' dedication and enthusiasm. It was an unforgettable day for everyone involved!
Grade 2: An Integrated Project on Friction and Design
Our G2 students recently completed an exciting project on ramps, exploring how friction affects the distance travelled by cars on different surfaces. They began by investigating the role of friction in motion, and then applied their findings to design and build models of ramps with various uses.
Group 1 Ramp for wheelchairs, making it easier for people with mobility challenges to move around
Group 2 Ramp model for airports, helping to carry and transfer heavy luggage efficiently
Group 3 Playgrounds and ramps that allow children using wheelchairs or walkers to access play structures
Group 4 Ramp for shoppers to load heavy goods into their cars easily.
Group 5 Ramps for skateparks, where skateboarders and cyclists can perform stunts.
Group 6 Ramps found on sidewalks, crosswalks, and subway stations to aid pedestrian movement.
Each group showcased their creativity and engineering skills, demonstrating the practical applications of ramps in everyday life. This project highlighted the importance of understanding friction and encouraged innovative thinking to solve real-world problems.
Building a Periscope: A Creative Journey with Submarine Designs
Our Grade 3 students embarked on an exciting project to explore the principles of reflection by constructing their periscopes. This hands-on activity not only deepened their understanding of how light travels but also encouraged their creativity through the design of unique submarine models. The project was enriched by the help and active participation of parents, who collaborated with the students in designing and building their submarine models, making it a truly engaging and collaborative learning experience.
Grade 4 Students Build DIY Mini Drones
Our Grade 4 students took on an exciting challenge to build mini drones using popsicle sticks. This hands-on project provided a fun and engaging way to learn about circuits, wiring, and the basics of aerodynamics. It also fostered creativity and teamwork as students worked together to design and construct their drones.
Building the mini drones was not without its difficulties. The students faced several challenges, including wiring the circuits correctly and assembling the parts to make the drones functional. Some groups struggled with getting their drones to fly as expected, but they didn’t give up.
By the end, each group built their drone model. While not all flew, the students gained valuable experience in teamwork and practical skills. This project highlighted their resilience and collaborative spirit.
Toys from Trash with Electric Circuits
Grade 5 students created toys using recycled materials and electric circuits, making them move, light up, or make sounds. They applied their knowledge of circuits to design and troubleshoot their creations.
The project also integrated ICT, with students using digital tools to plan and document their work. They used English to write reports explaining their designs and Math to calculate measurements and balance components.
By the end, students built unique toys, combining creativity, technical skills, and sustainability in a fun and meaningful way.
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