It's with a heavy heart that I write this last post about William's kindergarten year, closing one chapter in his life and recording his milestone achieved.
2012 @ 4 year old - He received the Awesome Artist Award
2013 @ 5 year old - He received the Superb in Maths Award
2014 @ 6 year old - He received the Gold Rules Award and Character Champion Award
More importantly, he made many special friendships and developed a passion for learning.
21st November 2014 officially mark the last day of his schooling days in kindergarten. He spent a total of 3 beautiful years in this school. I believe he enjoyed every moment as he looked forward to school all the time. Despite many fun filled school holidays, I remember this boy would say that he looked forward to school again so he can see his friends and teachers.
Here are some random pictures taken in his 3 years of kindergarten...
2012
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| 4yo William during the first week of his kindergarten. It was orientation week, and they were given name tags and allowed to wear any clothes. Orientation was fun with games, stories and songs. |
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| From top left: 6yo posing on the way to school, top middle: 4yo having his lunch in the car after school, top right: 6yo in his PE uniform on Mondays, Bottom: 5yo William giving me the "scare" |
2012/2013
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Top pictures taken when he was 4yo - big bite for the big boy at snack time and building lego blocks. Bottom pictures taken during his 5th birthday celebration in school |
2014
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| William celebrated his 6th birthday in school with his classmates and favourite teacher! |
Friendships must be cherished especially with good friends...
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| From left: K, J and William at 6yo |
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| Fooling around with his friends from 6yo class |
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| Amongst the first few friendships made, one was with P. |
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| With some of his teachers in his school. Left: With his class teacher Apple |
I am so happy that his experience in his first formal education institution has been smooth and good - praise God for good teachers who guided and encouraged him. I pray that this will open doors to many more wonderful developments and experiences.
Some months back, we planted stalks of colorful Japanese roses in little pots. On the last day of school, he presented them to some teachers - each with a special Bible verse personally handwritten. The significance of the flowers represents the little children who receive love and guidance from the teachers. Just as the educators nurture the children like plants, these plants will grow and bloom and even multiple one day.
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| Impromptu group picture so not everyone is here or prepared. Kids are all dressed up in their concert costumes |
So it's goodbye kindergarten and in a month's time, it will be hello to Primary School. I wished that I knew who my kindergarten friends were now, or even their names. For William, we made little stickers with his contact details on it so hopefully, one fine day there will be that "Do you remember me?" email or phone call. : )