Thursday, October 29, 2015

Homestay Photos From Our Students

Homestay photos from our students.
We are happy to see that our students have bonded well with their buddies. Immediately after they went back, they have made plans to spend the rest of the day meaningfully with each other.

Wefie with buddy at home


 A shot of the buddy's room for memory

Nostalgic ,,,



A warm dinner...just like home



Aufa leading by example. Even though they are on their own, they are still doing the makan cheer! Good Job! : )
NB: Darren must be hungry

First Day Of Homestay 29 Nov Thursday

In the morning, the students have Maths and Music lesson with NGTHS students. This was followed by a bonding activity to  allow the students to know their buddies better.
After lunch, parents of NGTHS took time off from their busy schedule to fetch NVSS students. Our students met their 'parents' today. 

 Checking out to prepare for their hometsay

 Posing in front of their luggages

 Taufiq and Brian with their buddy, Khoi...


 Amir and Aufa with their buddy, Quang ...

 Randall and Christian with their buddy, Minh ...

 Fazlina and Hamizah with their buddy, Tran ...

 Dian and Qashrina with their buddy, Nhat Anh ...

Lin Qi and Amber with their buddy, Trang ...


Dharshini and Devi with their buddy, Linh ...


Bill and Darren with their buddy, Khoa ...

Jasmirah and Jasmireen with their buddy, Nhi ...

Shafiqah and Amelda with their buddy, Ngan...

Gayathiri and Siying with their buddy, Anh ...

Deding and Jueyi and their buddy, Duc Anh...

Marcus and Weixiang and their buddy, Minh Khoa ...

Tian Ni and Haw Ling with their buddy, Que Tran... 


A group photo for the occasion ...

...and with their parents


















Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Fourth Day - Chu Chi Tunnel (28 october)

The best historical experience we had! It was worth the 1.5hour trip from the place we stayed. We have learned how creative the viet-kong were in defending their country.  This time's learning journey, the students from NGTHS have joined us.
'Survive to fight another day!'


















Half of us went to explore the 100 metres long tunnel. Along the way, those who felt uncomfortable to move on exit themselves from the nearby exits.