Self-reliance breeds success: The Wellington boarding experience

In the NEST, the young children enjoyed a week filled with fun and excitement. Children in the Nursery used colourful and lightweight clay to make mooncakes, while Reception children made beautiful lanterns with intricate designs that lit up their dreams with different colours. 

In the Junior School, pupils are using their spare time to create Mid-Autumn Festival crafts using various materials they can find around them. Some pupils used white and coloured paper to create a beautiful Chang'e Moon Palace with simple decorations, while others used play dough to make cute little rabbits as if waiting for the Mid-Autumn reunion with us. Some pupils demonstrated their scientific knowledge by using yellow and white paper to show the various lunar phases and the stages of their formation. 

In the Senior School, pupils have turned their assembly into a stage to showcase their talents. The celebration culminated in a spectacular performance, with pupils singing and dancing to traditional Chinese music. 

The Chinese dance performance, meticulously prepared by representatives of FOW parents, left a profound impression on the audience. The performance not only showcased the graceful beauty of traditional dance but also allowed the audience to experience the unique charm of traditional culture. 

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