Class A & D students made Treasure Chest for grassroots applying for Caritas Jockey Club 'One More Lap' program, and was donated by our representatives in early August, special thanks to the professional colleagues from Caritas Computer Workshop for helping with the delivery. At first glance, the treasure chest looks like an ordinary briefcase, in fact, there is a world inside! 1) There is a card slot design inside, which can be used to place laptops, tablets, mobile phones, books, stationery, etc. 2) The storage space is sufficient, and movable partitions are provided for more flexible storage 3) It is also a multi-purpose workbench, which can be transformed into a laptop computer desk, desk or dining table 4) It is equipped with a magnetic suction LED light, which can be charged with USB, and the light tone and brightness can be adjusted. It's also equipped with a clock. 5) With foldable table legs, it is convenient for storage and storage The treasure chest can be transformed according to different living spaces or the needs of school children, no matter it is used as a desk or to store recycled computers from #CaritasComputerWorkshop, there is absolutely no difficulty!
Introductory Wood Workshop Class G students made a simple and practical wooden tissue box for the community families served by the Methodist Centre, and was presented by our colleagues back in July.
Paper airplanes are fun for all ages, it can also enhance parent-child relationship! But hand-folded paper airplanes can't fly far, that's why Wood Workshop Class G students made wooden paper airplane launchers for families served by Hong Kong Lutheran Social Service HKLSS, and was donated by our representatives back in July.
Ying Wa Primary School joined our "Wish . Wood" Scheme back in June, teacher distribute the "Wish·Wood" Wood Kit to Primary 1 and 2 students to DIY their woodworks during Visual Art class. Students are full of creativity, turning recycled wooden strips into various items, such as mobile phone holders, model stools, decorations, etc.
Can you guess what is the work of the students of CCC Kei Chun Primary School? That's right! It's a Pen Holder and a Gazebo. In May, teachers of General Studies and Visual Arts assigned the "Wish·Wood" Wood Kit to Primary 5 students to create their woodwork during after-school activities. In addition to individual creations, students will design together in groups to give full play to team spirit and creativity
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