During service week, once again we packed boxes for all of the children at Peace orphanage.
Students donated goods to be used in the shoe boxes.
CIC donated larger gift items which were also given to the Peace orphanage children and young adults. The age ranges were from 2 months to 19 years old.
Our students were given a checklist to follow and asked to choose items which would be relevant for the 2 children they chose.
Here is a slide show of pictures of the students packing and decorating the boxes.
Here is a short video from students to wrap up 2012
It is also and opportunity to say goodbye to David Hong who will be leaving us for a Semester.
We wish him all the best and God's blessings until we see him again!
To finish out the calendar year we are celebrating and being involved in Service.
Today one group went caroling at a retirement home...
Another group made soup and Kimbap to take to the hungry people at the train station...
It was absolutely such a blessing to be able to work in the TCIS soft tech room to make this food!
The students did an extraordinary job of cooking, working together and of course cleaning up!
Today we awarded another Student of the Month for Grade 8, this time for November.
Congratulations to David Hong!
Teachers said...
He is extremely principled as he takes
responsibility for the work that he needs to get done. He stays focused on the
task at hand and does not get caught up in conversations that are not related
to what they are learning. He reflects on his tasks to ensure he covers all
aspects of the work. He asks questions and is not happy to rest on his previous
knowledge. This has been seen many times in Bible where he has worked to become
more knowledgeable regarding the Scripture and the narratives we have studied.
He interacts positively with his peers,
shows perseverance on difficult tasks and encourages other students.He definitely collaborates well with a
wide variety of students in a variety of his subjects.
In PE he has shown himself to be a positive
risk taker in Gymnastics. He displayed Open-mindedness in Health class by
listening to others opinions in class and expressing his own considered
thoughts through his writing.
He has shown a steady commitment to excellence.For example, his thoughtful comments
and critically superior written work in English class on his Fanmail project
show he is truly a Thinker.He has
shown he is Open-Minded by opening himself up to new experiences, a new
culture, and new friendships this semester.His keen observations, careful communication, and the quiet
force of his personality make him an asset to any classroom and any
relationship.
He has shown himself to be a risk taker and
leader to lead his section with developing skills, maturity and humbleness in
Strings. He is sincere and positive in class and is a good example to others.
