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C A S C H A L L E N G E WEEK During my trip to Bali, I discovered the severe lack of animal welfare laws in other countries. This has resulted in the widespread abuse, neglect, and killing of innocent animals. This eye-opening experience revealed that many places still struggle with this issue deeply rooted in their cultures. And of course, it is essential to appreciate and support those who dedicate their lives to caring for these animals, such as the two charities we visited - Act4BaliDogs and Villa Kitty. In Bali, I witnessed firsthand the challenges of caring for animals that have been mistreated by humans. Despite their past trauma, these animals displayed unexpected friendliness and affection to all of us. Moreover, it shed light on the difficulties faced by animal shelters, where managing the logistics of caring for so many animals, as well as the constant care and attention the animals required can be draining. To contribute to this cause, we assisted with daily activities, a highly educational and heartwarming experience. My hope is that through sharing our experiences, we can raise awareness about similar situations in other countries, resulting in a more widespread call for action against animal abuse. I S A A C H O 1 1 A For my CAS trip, we went to Kinabalu, Malaysia. During the trip, we helped the local community by building roads, making new signs for the school and fixing the volleyball court. Even though it was a very long, tedious and challenging process, we persevered through all the hardship and completed the project, which was especially challenging since the weather conditions were not ideal as it was very hot and humid. However, playing with the children from the school on the volleyball court that we fixed made me feel proud of my work and that our effort was worth it because they looked happy playing on the court, showing me that a little kindness goes a long way. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this experience a lot and would definitely love to go again if I had a chance to! GIANNA LEE 11D 13
PRIMARY MINI SPORTS DAY On Monday, 29th January, 2024 a Mini Sports Day was held for Year 1 and Year 2 students in the school gymnasium. There were lots of fun activities and games for them to play and participate in! The Cheering Competition Finals was also held on Thursday, 25th January, 2024. Here are the finalists and their wonderful performances! (You will need to sign-in with your school account to view the performances) 14
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