Class Trip with the English Club...: Photos 21 to 36

Along with the sixteen classes I teach each week here at my high school (55 kids per class = around 960 kids), I agreed to also teach an additional two classes on Wednesday afternoons for a group of bright, motivated kids for an English Club (EC). They asked Jenny to help me (thankfully!) so we both get together and teach thirty-two of the top English speaking students at my school and we really enjoy these kids because they can express themselves in English fairly well, even though they are in their first year, Grade 1, of high school English. The English Club gets a few perks, the main one being a day-long field trip this semester with me and Jennifer where the object is to have fun but also speak English with us all day. This year the kids voted and we are headed to a day in a neighboring city of historical significance, Yangzhou.

Yangzhou is in a neighboring province, Hunan, and it is a prefecture-level city. A prefecture-level city is not a "city" in the usual sense of the term, instead of urban sprawl it's an administrative unit comprising, typically, of a main central urban area (a city

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Sean, I have noticed in many of the photo's of your students, they all seem to (at one time or another) to be wearing white and blue ball caps. I am assuming that these would be the school colors (like their wind breakers). Is this correct?

Sean, I have noticed in many of the photo's of your students, they all seem to (at one time or another) to be wearing white and blue ball caps. I am assuming that these would be the school colors (like their wind breakers). Is this correct?