July 29 (Wednesday)
The exchange study program has reached its final stages.
In the morning, students attended English lessons, and in the afternoon, a completion ceremony was held. Each student received a certificate of completion from Principal Pinky, and the two weeks of learning were celebrated.

At the ceremony, the students of Pine Hills School gave heartfelt performances including violin and guitar music, and dance presentations, creating a warm atmosphere throughout. Additionally, Zhang Ti Xinyang and Fatima Sheerin, representatives of our school, delivered speeches in English. After repeated practice, they demonstrated their skills confidently, speaking powerfully in their own words about their experiences in Malaysia and the significance of living in a multicultural society. Their poised presentation was truly impressive and showcased the remarkable growth of these two weeks.

After the ceremony concluded, students spent the remaining time with their buddies. They exchanged letters and mementos, and we could see students shedding tears as they said goodbye, a moment that reflected the deep bonds they had formed with each other.

July 30 (Thursday)
Finally, the last day at Pine Hills School arrived.

In the morning, students took a nutrition class and gave presentations in separate groups. Drawing on their previous learning, each group participated actively in their presentations.

After classes ended, students exchanged gifts with their buddies and spent time in final interactions before saying goodbye. Embracing one another while promising to meet again, the students continued waving their hands with smiles, and from their expressions, we could feel just how fulfilling and irreplaceable these two weeks had been.

Through this exchange study program, the students not only improved their English proficiency but also gained the invaluable experience of encountering diverse cultures and values, and fostering international friendships that transcend borders. With this experience as their foundation, we hope they will continue to grow with a broad perspective and work toward becoming women who can play active roles in global society.

In closing, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to Principal Pinky and the faculty of Pine Hills School, as well as all the students, for warmly welcoming us and providing so much learning and inspiration. Thank you very much.