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What an unforgettable day filled with adventure and learning! Our young students embarked on an exciting journey from school via coach and ferry to reach the Mui Wo Craft Junk Garden, setting the stage for an amazing day full of exploration and creativity! 

Once at the garden, they unleashed their imaginations, building wooden dinosaurs and fashioning incredible creations from recycled materials.  

This outdoor escapade wasn't just about fun—it was a valuable learning experience! As they soaked up the beauty of nature, our students delved into lessons on sustainability, conservation, and the importance of cherishing our planet. The pages of "Dinosaurs and All That Rubbish" came to life as not just a book we are reading in the classroom but sparking meaningful discussions on the environment and our role in preserving it for the future.  After a day of outdoor discoveries, everyone cooled off with delicious ice lollies, adding a sweet touch to the hot day. 

It's heartwarming to see classroom lessons translate into real-world adventures! Here's to our young explorers embracing nature, soaking up knowledge, and becoming stewards of the Earth in their own special way! 

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