“Tuesday Morning Meeting at UEC” is convened every Tuesday during the beginning of the morning. This gathering provides an invaluable platform for all UEC students and faculty members to participate, disseminate pertinent school announcements, facilitate profound intellectual discourse, and share personal experiences. Furthermore, it serves as a nurturing environment where the UEC community fosters mutual growth and inspiration.

Main Content of This Session:

Morning commenced with a solemn flag-raising ceremony. The primary highlights of this morning’s meeting included a demonstration by the Baking Club, an award ceremony for the calligraphy competition, speeches from the victorious students, and a summary from our Principal Jessie regarding admissions and recent student activities. Let us now revisit those cherished moments with our esteemed editor.

Baking Club Demonstration

The Baking Club presented a meticulously crafted video showcasing their daily activities and the delight of baking. Club president, Miss. Shen, introduced the club members and reviewed a series of exquisite pastries the club had previously baked. Notably, the Baking Club shared their freshly made pastries at the morning meeting, receiving unanimous praise from all attendees. The Baking Club eagerly anticipates the opportunity for more students to join and explore the art of baking collaboratively, while experiencing the joy of creating delectable cuisine.

Awards Ceremony and Student Address on Calligraphy

Calligraphy, a cultural heritage of China, embodies the essence of Chinese characters as an art form. It not only enhances our appreciation for the aesthetic allure of writing but also profoundly reflects the connotations of its traditional culture. In the recently concluded school calligraphy competition, numerous students demonstrated their mastery of the art, utilizing the power of the pen to unveil the strength and beauty concealed within the characters. This not only showcased the elegance of our students but also conveyed a profound respect for its inheritance of the Chinese culture. Mr. Wu, the student representative of the awardees, shared his invaluable experience in learning calligraphy and elucidated his unique insights into the exquisite artistry of writing Chinese characters.

Admissions and Student Work Summary

As the college admissions season approaches, students in the A2 year have already received exciting university offers, with surprises continuing to emerge. During the morning meeting, Principal Jessie presented the offers received by the students and provided information about these institutions and their programs. Furthermore, Principal Jessie defined the distinctions and connections between various examination boards and the criteria employed to select one. Finally, Principal Jessie extended her encouragement for the upcoming final examinations and expressed high expectations for the students’ exceptional results.