Tuesday, 2 September 2008

Cheering and blind people performing, Thailand.

Blind people performing
Today at school there were a few surprises. At lunchtime there was a couple on our stage that is near the canteen. The couple was blind and was singing songs for the students to listen to.
Blind people performing 2
The guy could really play a tune on the guitar and also sing really well and the lady also had a great voice. There were donation boxes about the place for students to donate money if they wanted to.
Cheer squad 1
The other surprise was our Matayom 4 or year 10 students had a cheering competition on. Each year 10 class had to compete against each other. This is the first class going through their cheer.
Support squad 1
This is their support team belting out or school song.
Cheer squad 2
The next cheer squad then stepped up for their turn.
Support squad 2
Their support team didn’t look overly enthusiastic.
Engrish sign
This was Year 10 class 3; they had a typical “Engrish” sign. I always get a laugh from signs that are made by students. They never ask a teacher to check or proof read before they put the paint to canvas.
Support squad 3
The support team was rocking, a drummer and electric guitarist to help spur on the chanting.
Cheer squad 3
This is the cheer squad going through their routine.
Cheering clowns
The last team was a classic, they were dressed like clowns. I thought very clever and different from the usual outfits.

So that was some unexpected excitement from school today. It was a good way to break the boredom of just another school day up.

Brunty

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