Sponsored by Pilot
(1 of 12) Kamsia, one of the volunteers’ sweethearts, making his own paper mask.
(2 of 12) Pontiau and Kalawan posing for a photo during an Arts and Crafts lesson, don’t their sweet smiles melt your heart?
(3 of 12) Hard at work taking notes during one of their English classes.
(4 of 12) Two students drawing the nose of a cat — there’s teamwork even in the littlest details!
(5 of 12) Kamsia, with his majestic lion mask.
(6 of 12) All smiles from Lang and the children as they use their creativity to create their own paper masks!
(7 of 12) The children were engrossed in making their very own paper masks, and we had a lot of fun watching their creative juices flow.
(8 of 12) The love is not reciprocated in this photo, but it’s okay Pontiau, we love you!
(9 of 12) Our volunteer, Zhi Xin, helping the children to design their paper masks.
(10 of 12) All hands on deck during our arts and crafts activity!
(11 of 12) Kai, with her colourful paper cat mask.
(12 of 12) A big thank you to Pilot for sponsoring us with pens and markers. Because of you, we are able to give the children an afternoon filled with fun and laughter.
All hands on deck during our arts and crafts activity! We had a fun-filled afternoon making paper masks with the children in the village.
Designed to spark their creativity, the lesson involved using colouring materials and paper plates to make animal masks. While some of them made masks of their favourite articles, others imagined themselves as mystical creatures from out of this world!
It was delightful to see their eyes sparkle as they paid attention to the littlest detail when creating something they love. A child's limitless imagination is indeed a beautiful thing.
A big thank you to Pilot for sponsoring us with pens and markers, and for making the imagination of these children come to life. ∎
Wee Kim Wee School