I just got home from Reach International School. I spent the afternoon viewing student exhibits, lining up at food booths, and shaking hands with children and their parents.
Not my typical Sunday at all. Surprisingly, I had a blast!
Afternoon fun at Reach International School at Paseo de Magallanes.
Sunday situation
Projects by the students
Alum candle holders made by the students.
That’s chalk (yes, that thing you use to write on blackboards)!
I’m so thrilled to bring home two paintings.
“Well, You Can Always be a Clown” by Grade 10 student, Gemma Therese Uy. Oil Pastel. 11x 14.
“Spark Jeepney” by Grade 2 student Patricia Juliette Tolentino. Oil Pastel. 11 x 14.
I spotted “Spark Jeepney” the moment I entered the room. I immediately inquired how I could get hold of it only to be told that the parents of the painter will be buying it.
Upon checking the name of the painter, I realized that I had just met her parents a few minutes ago. So I looked for them and asked if I could buy the painting instead. And they said yes! Yay!
Patricia Juliette Tolentino and her masterpiece (which I now own, hehe).
Reach International School is a modern, all-inclusive academic institution that offers global standards in education for Kinder to Level 12. Utilizing an innovative student-centric system of teaching that emphasizes individual progression, subject mastery, and one-on-one instruction, Reach provides a more stimulating, less stressful, and very fun learning environment that allows all types of students to achieve their full potential. For more information, you can visit their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/RISCommunity/.
Proceeds from the exhibit will be donated to Dumagat Aetas Halfway House of Aurora, Quezon
They had two rooms full of paintings!
I like this class!
