Yesterday, 13 Youth Exchange students, 11 girls 2 boys visited my school under the International Youth Exchange programme, organized by the Lions Club in District 308-A2. This youth exchange project is a yearly event where we exchange our students with
Japan and
Taiwan.
I took up the post as the Organizing Chairperson, taking charge of their visit here. Their visit to SMK Jalan Arang was a short one, 2 hours in total. They arrived at 9a.m (very punctual zzz) and proceeded to our meeting room for a short briefing and introduction. UNFORTUNATELY, principal was busy with her own matter, leaving the rest of us waiting for her (big card =.=) LoL~
Alright, the hard work started right after that. My committee and I brought them to our class. It is 'quite' a long journey as my class is quite far from the administration office. Along the way, gosh, we are like guiding a bunch of famous artists. Every step we took, we could hear loud cheers and noises. Some even stared at them =.= (aliens?) I wonder how the YEs feel? Hmmm...But still, they waved and greeted everyone @.@! (are they trained to do so? LoL!)
30 minutes of EST lessons was not enough. Poor Cikgu Polin, no one listened to her teaching. All of the students were busy talking and taking pictures with the Japanese. At a moment there, my class was as though the centre of attraction. Students from other class came peeping at us. Warning! Warning! Aliens in 5 Atom =.= (......)
Next station, the school foyer. My gawd, it's worse than a Pasar Malam. If we were to collect entrance fees, i think that would be sufficient to fill up our petrol tanks for a month, and I mean it =.=" If you were to eat an ice cream there, it would have melt before you could even enjoy it, like living in an inferno (metaphor) <---Damn freaking hot! I pity them, having to take hundreds of picture in just a morning. Haha!
Group photo with the Japanese students during recess!
After the crowd dispersed, they head on with refreshments. Menu of 'the day' : Nasi Lemak, Cucur Pisang(their favourite O.o) and Agar-agar. After a long chit-chat(Communication is hard with them, but it's fun) they had to take their leave. We took a group photo and bid each other farewell~ A project successful! My heartiest thanks goes to my committee members too!
Roar Roar Roar~!
Last group photo with my committees, Lions and Japanese Students
