On August 7, Primary 1 to 3 students emabrked on a fun and educational field trip filled with exciting discoveries and new experiences. Primary 1 students explored topics like garbage classification, watched a 4D environmental protection film, built creative cities, and learned about Asian cultures in “Asian Our Friends.” Primary 2 students enjoyed a tasty McDonald’s lunch before diving into a day of discovery—learning about fossils and dinosaurs, exploring how to save the ocean through virtual projection, experiencing depth and perspective, observing preserved animals, studying insects and critters, and learning about life in the Stone and Bronze Ages. Meanwhile, Primary 3 students visited the Rama 9 Museum, where they walked through exhibits focused on evolution, survival, and the adaptation of living things over time. The field trip was a great success, offering students a chance to learn outside the classroom in fun and meaningful ways.

The English Program would like to thank the coordinators and the students for the success of the activity.