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Finishing off Grade 1

It is almost unbelievable how fast time flew by. It was just a little while ago that I posted Miss Kiki's first day of Grade 1 photos, and today I am posting her last days of Grade 1 photos. Grade 1 had been fun and full of new challenges for Miss Kiki. New friends, new teachers, new school, new environment, and a lot of other new things. 

She was a bit scared and shy at the beginning but she had nice friends in class and I think she had grown wonderfully in the last 4 terms. It's not always a walk in the park to get her to do her homework and prepare for her quizes, but in the end, I think having fun in Grade 1 is the most important. She still has many more years of school to go through it would be bad if she hates it now.

Here are some pictures from her year end class party...

 





Her school has an annual award ceremony to recognize students who did well. I do like their system: Average score of 97-100 gets gold, 93-96 gets silver, and 90-92 gets Bronze. This way instead of a ranking system where children are taught to compete with others, they are taught to compete with themselves and do their best. Miss Kiki got her gold medal this year and I am extremely happy for her. I wish her all the best for the following years... not only good grades but also growing as a person with knowledge and wisdom. God bless...







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