Tony Liang, a Dulwich College student leader, tells us about his and his classmates\u2019 experiences during their recent CAS trip with MCF to Tongzhou School:
\nDCB students visits the Migrant Children\u2019s Foundation
\nOn the 8th of September, students from Dulwich College Beijing (DCB) visited children supported by the Migrant Children\u2019s Foundation (MCF) in Beijing.
\nTuesday Morning, the DCB bus rolled into one of the campuses of MCF, students from DCB had planned interesting lessons and activities and had brought resources such as paint and musical instruments for the children of MCF. After being given a quick introduction, the children were split into four groups and started rotating between the DCB students\u2019 taught subjects: Art, Science, Music and Creative Writing. The children were unbelievably excited and amazingly cooperative throughout the course of day.
\n\u201cThe kids have so much energy, and they love the soda-vinegar experiment! We should have prepared more materials so we could have more fun.\u201d said the leader of the Science group, Greg Yoem.
\n\u201cThey learn so fast! We performed the song once for them and most of them could already sing along the second time! The children loved our instruments and were very keen to try them. We will definitely come back again in the future, and by then we will try to bring more instruments and resources for the kids.\u201d said the leader of the Music group, Maggie Hu.
\nBy the end of the day, the children of MCF asked DCB students multiple times to visit their campus again in the near future and as DCB students gladly made promises to return, they entered the bus for departure.<\/p>\n
Tony Liang
\nDCB student leader<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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