Saturday, June 19, 2010

Day 4 ... ...

and the delegates had spent their first night in their host families' home. Being a Saturday, there was no school but the delegates met as early as 9a.m at Ei Primary for Dragnet Fishing which was one of the highlights for this homestay programme.

Mdm Maria, "Look at the happy chatty Riverlites."

Mr Hiyami explaining the programme that is about to follow

Taking a stroll along the coastline


Group photo with all children of the host families

The fishermen getting ready to cast the net in the sea

Riverlites getting ready for Dragnet Fishing with the safety precaution of wearing gloves

This the first time for all to try this activity out and in fact, this activity is especially prepared for this programme and thus, it is also a first for the children of Awaji Island as well!

The pictures that follow show how the delegates are going to catch their lunch.






First catch of the day; a crab


There's nothing in the net??

Now, here comes lunch!!

Everyone wanted to lay their hands on their catch


Hanisah letting a shark go

Group photo to celebrate success in hauling in so many fish

Sashimi on its way

Kobe Newspaper interviewing Justin

These are for B.B.Q

Masa the Hiro

The B.B.Q crew (minus Mdm Maria)

Japanese serving curry

Lunch is served

"Please choose"

What a great place for an outdoor lunch

Happy!!

Some preferred the traditional mat style for picnic

Well, boys are boys

Playtime on the beach after lunch to burn out the calories....what calories??

Maxine's new pet.... Hermit the crab

Alicia's new find....Not too sure what it this though. "Nani Kore?"

7 comments:

  1. Thanks for the updates for the past few days. I beiieve Edmond and his friends are having a wonderful time in Japan.
    Send our regards to Edmond and All.
    From Edmond's Parents, Sis Clara and Bro Brian

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  2. Will do, Angie, rest assure that he is indeed having a great time learning and playing.

    Jonathon

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  3. Hi Teachers,

    We enjoyed viewing all the photos updates.
    Happy to see all their smilling faces.
    Wow Hanisah you holding a baby shark..and letting it back to the sea. Good cos we must save the endangered species.

    Send our regard to your host family and have wonderful time.

    From: Nur Hanisah's family.

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  4. Hi Teachers,

    Loved to see that all of u having a wonderful time n lots of precious memories .Thank you for your care ..

    Thank you Mr Jonathon for e updates n wonderful pictures, they sure are enjoying their journey throughout...:O)

    Hi Huda , Hope You will share the memoirs you have gathered there with Ahda n Hadi ok.. n say hello and thank you to your host family ..

    We love you Huda
    From Ibu , Ayah , Ahda n Hadi..

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  5. Hello everyone back in Singapore

    Glad to know that you are are appreciating the pictures taken. What is being posted are just a fraction of what I have captured for each day.

    All delegates will received a DVD that will contain all pictures and videos taken.

    As the bandwith here in my host family is rather slow, I did not post any videos. Look out for the DVD when school reopens.

    Regards
    Mr Loh

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  6. Hi Teachers,

    Thank you very much for all the updates and nice photos uploaded. Knowing all the children are enjoying themselves and in good hand.

    Thanks alot
    June ( Jermaine's mum )

    Dearest Jermaine,

    How's life in Japan? U must have enjoyed yourself very much. Waiting for you to come back and share all your interesting and unforgettable experiences there. Take good care of yourself..

    Lots of Love
    Dad, mum, and mei

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  7. Yeah! We are finally back in Singapore!( Not very comfortable......too used to sleeping on mattress........can't seem to fall asleep when sleeping on the bed) Thank you teachers for providing us with this once of a lifetime trip to Japan with our friends...........It was enriching and fun.......Oyasuminasai!

    Alicia Chua

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