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2026/6/8 Global Scholars Showcase at the Taipei Education Fair

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2026/6/8 Global Scholars Showcase at the Taipei Education Fair

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Every meal tells a story—and every choice matters.

This year, Huaisheng Elementary School participated in the Global Scholars 2025–2026 program, exploring the theme "Food, Cities, and Our Future."

Through inquiry, international collaboration, and hands-on learning, our fifth-grade students explored food safety, healthy eating, food waste, and sustainable food systems. They exchanged recipes with international partners, created bilingual learning materials, and designed interactive activities to encourage healthier and more responsible food choices.

At the Taipei Education Fair, learning moved beyond the classroom. Students became teachers and community advocates, sharing their projects through bilingual posters, interactive games, and hands-on activities while inviting visitors to reflect on one simple message:

Every meal tells a story. Every meal matters.

By connecting classroom learning with community action, our students inspired others to become Food Heroes through small everyday actions.

Together, we can build a healthier future.

Learning Locally. Connecting Globally. Creating a Better Future.

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2026/5/22 What does food have to do with our future?

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2026/5/22 What does food have to do with our future?

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This year, students at Huaisheng Elementary School explored this question through the Bloomberg Global Scholars theme, Food, Cities and Our Future. Starting with the food they encounter every day, students investigated how food is connected to cities, communities, culture, and the environment.

Through classroom discussions, community observations, interviews, and hands-on activities, students discovered that every meal involves resources, people, and important choices. They learned that issues such as food waste and sustainable consumption affect not only individuals but also the future of our cities and our planet.

To share what they learned, students created a video documenting their journey—from asking questions and gathering information to taking meaningful action. Through this project, they hope to encourage others to think more carefully about food and how small daily choices can contribute to a better future.

This learning experience showed students that creating change does not always require big actions. Sometimes, small steps taken by many people can make a big difference. As young global citizens, Huaisheng students are learning that the future begins with the choices we make today.

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114  Community Action Project Presentation from HuaiSheng elementary school

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On May 9, 2026, Taipei Municipal Huaisheng Elementary School held its annual School Fun Fair, filling the campus with laughter, applause, lively booths, and the joyful smiles of students.

The event brought together students, parents, and teachers in a warm and cheerful atmosphere. Through games, performances, creative activities, and student-run booths, the school community created unforgettable memories and shared the spirit of gratitude, care, and togetherness. Students enthusiastically introduced their activities, worked together with classmates, and welcomed visitors with confidence and energy throughout the day.

Families also enjoyed spending meaningful time together on campus, while teachers and parent volunteers helped make every activity run smoothly. The entire school was filled with excitement, warmth, and a strong sense of community connection.

We would like to sincerely thank every student, parent, teacher, and volunteer for their participation and support. It was everyone’s enthusiasm and companionship that made this year’s School Fun Fair such a meaningful and heartwarming event.

Please enjoy the video and revisit these wonderful moments at Huaisheng Elementary School.

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Smiles, Laughter, and Fun at Huaisheng School Fun Fair

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Building an English-Friendly Community Through Everyday Learning

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2026/5/4 Huaisheng Elementary Launches “Free Milk & English Challenge”

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2026/5/4 Huaisheng Elementary Launches “Free Milk & English Challenge”

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To combine Taipei City’s student milk program with bilingual education, Taipei Municipal Huaisheng Elementary School will launch the “Free Milk & English Challenge” from May 4 to July 3. The activity encourages students to use simple English in daily life while connecting the school with the local community.

During the event, students visiting participating convenience stores to redeem their free milk are encouraged to say:

“Hello! Free milk, please.”
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“Thank you! Bye!”

Store staff are welcome to respond in either English or Chinese. The goal is not perfect grammar or pronunciation, but helping children gain confidence and use English naturally in real-life situations.

Students will receive one sticker point each time they complete the English challenge. After collecting four points, students may receive a small prize from their English teacher.

Huaisheng Elementary School believes language learning should extend beyond the classroom. By bringing English into familiar community spaces, students can practice communication in a relaxed environment while building confidence through daily interaction.

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“Even the smallest dream deserves a powerful voice.”

This year, students at Huaisheng Elementary School began a special journey through Huaisheng Young Media Voices. With microphones, cameras, and curiosity, these young reporters learned to observe the world, ask meaningful questions, and share stories from their own perspectives.

Through news reporting, podcast production, interviews, photography, scriptwriting, and video editing, students experienced the complete process of media creation. They reported on school life and stepped into the community to discover people and stories worth sharing.

Along the way, they overcame nervousness, solved problems, revised their work, and collaborated with teammates. They also learned that media is more than a tool for sharing information—it can connect people, build understanding, and strengthen trust.

This was more than a media project. It was a meaningful journey of finding their voices, engaging with the community, and growing through real-world experiences.

Now, follow the camera and hear the inspiring stories of Huaisheng’s young media creators.

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2026/4/1 Huaisheng’s Class–Break Flip Day

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Huaisheng Elementary School celebrated Children’s Day with a special Class–Break Flip Day, giving students a very different school experience.

For one day, the usual schedule was reversed. Each class lasted only ten minutes, while every break was extended to forty minutes. Students used the extra time to exercise, read, play games, explore the campus, and take part in activities based on their own interests.

The Class–Break Flip Day was introduced by the Taipei City Government in 2023 as part of Children’s Month. Elementary schools in Taipei may select one day in April to shorten class periods and extend break times, allowing students greater freedom to plan how they spend their time.

During the event, student reporters visited different areas of the campus to observe how classmates enjoyed their extended breaks. They also interviewed a student who had transferred to Huaisheng from another city. The student shared first impressions of Taipei’s unique Flip Day and offered suggestions for future activities.

The event gave students an opportunity to relax, make choices, and enjoy school life in a new way.

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2026/3/27 Meet Huaisheng’s Exemplary Student

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2026/3/27 Meet Huaisheng’s Exemplary Student

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Huaisheng Elementary School holds an annual exemplary student selection to recognize students who demonstrate good character, academic effort, and responsibility. The event also encourages students to learn from positive role models in their classes.

In March, sixth-grade student Julian Su was selected as an exemplary student. He received strong support from his classmates for being helpful, responsible, hardworking, and friendly.

Julian is known for his politeness and active participation in class. He regularly says “please” and “thank you,” answers questions, and confidently shares his ideas during oral assignments.

He also completes his classwork and cleaning duties carefully. His neat handwriting, positive attitude, and willingness to help others have made him a well-liked and trusted member of the class.

Through the exemplary student selection, the school hopes to strengthen students’ confidence and sense of responsibility. Julian’s example encourages his classmates to appreciate one another’s strengths and work together to become caring and responsible members of the school community.

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臺北市懷生國小 小小主播 115/6/23 Huai Sheng Times -ABOUT MODEL STUDENT

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2026/1/22~23 Lunur New Year Calligeaphy Activity

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"Writing calligraphy helps me slow down and focus." - Fillia

Taipei City, January 22, 2026

Good afternoon. This is a special video report from Huai Sheng Times. I’m Diana Yang.

Today we’re celebrating the Lunar New Year with a traditional calligraphy activity at Huai Sheng Elementary School.

For this special event, Huai Sheng Elementary School invited calligraphy teacher Mr. Tsou Yun-Hsiung to guide students and write Spring Festival couplets on campus.

Mr. Tsou shows students how to hold a brush, control the ink, and write each character with care and balance.
Students learn that calligraphy is not just writing, but also patience and focus.

This activity helps students understand traditional culture through hands-on experience.
It also shows how learning can connect art, language, and daily life.

As the Lunar New Year approaches, the Spring Festival couplets carry hope, blessings, and good wishes.
This special activity made the New Year celebration at Huai Sheng Elementary School even more meaningful.

This is Diana Yang reporting for Huai Sheng Times.

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2025/12/18 Fostering Cross-Cultural Learning Through School Exchange

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2025/12/18 Fostering Cross-Cultural Learning Through School Exchange

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Taipei City, December 18, 2025 Huai Sheng Elementary School warmly welcomed teachers and students from Wu Shih-Chung Memorial School of the Hong Kong Wu Clan Association /僑港伍氏宗親會伍時暢紀念學校 for an exchange visit. Their enthusiasm and curiosity brought a lively atmosphere to the campus.

To deepen understanding of Taiwan and strengthen connections, the school arranged activities including cultural experiences, souvenir DIY workshops, and snacks sharing sessions, allowing students to interact in a relaxed setting.

A series of cooperative challenges encouraged teamwork and communication. By solving puzzles, dividing tasks, and supporting one another, students naturally collaborated.

It was inspiring to see students move from initial shyness to confident cooperation, demonstrating strong teamwork and cross-cultural communication skills.

Huai Sheng Elementary School sincerely thanks the visiting students and teachers, as well as all staff and students involved. The school looks forward to more international exchange opportunities.

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2025/12/12 Grader 6 Develop Water Safety and Life Skills Through Simulation-Based Learning

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2025/12/12 Grader 6 Develop Water Safety and Life Skills Through Simulation-Based Learning

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As part of this semester’s swimming program, sixth-grade students participated in a clothes-on water entry simulation designed to strengthen both swimming ability and essential life skills. This activity went beyond a regular swimming lesson, focusing on safety awareness and real-world survival skills.

During the simulation, students learned how to protect themselves in the water while wearing clothes. They experienced how clothing affects movement and practiced basic self-rescue strategies, building adaptability and confidence in unfamiliar situations.

Through this hands-on experience, students not only improved their swimming skills but also learned to remain calm under pressure. They practiced assessing risks, making safe decisions, and identifying effective responses in emergencies.

Aligned with SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-Being) and SDG 4 (Quality Education), this lesson reflects the school’s commitment to developing students’ global competence, resilience, and lifelong safety awareness.

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2025/12/9-12/11  Grade 5 Enjoys Hands-On English Learning Through Pizza Bread Making

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2025/12/9-12/11  Grade 5 Enjoys Hands-On English Learning Through Pizza Bread Making

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Taipei City, December 11, 2025 Grade 5 students recently took part in a fun and engaging English class that combined language learning with a hands-on cooking experience. By making their own pizza bread, students practiced English in a meaningful, real-life context.

During the lesson, students followed English instructions step by step—preparing the bread, spreading sauce, adding toppings, and baking their creations. The activity helped reinforce food-related vocabulary and sequencing language.

The class also emphasized teamwork and cooperation. Students shared ingredients, assisted one another, and worked together throughout the process, creating a lively and supportive learning atmosphere.

This experiential lesson showed that learning English can be interactive, memorable, and enjoyable. When students can see, do, and taste what they learn, language learning becomes even more meaningful.

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“These beautiful languages must not disappear.” - Lily

Taipei City, November 26, 2025 The students who passed the city-level competition proudly represented Huai-sheng School at the National Chinese Language Competition held in Taichung. This year’s competition gathered 2,062 participants from 22 counties and cities across Taiwan. Students showcased the beauty, vitality, and cultural heritage of Taiwan’s indigenous and local languages, including Taroko, Puyuma, Rukai, and others.

The event highlighted not only language skills but also the students’ dedication to preserving Taiwan’s linguistic traditions. Teachers and parents expressed pride in the students’ discipline, hard work, and passion throughout the contest.

The student winners shared that they hope more children will join contests like this every year to help keep traditional languages alive. Many of these languages are now rarely used, and students wish to help ensure that “these beautiful languages will not disappear.”

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Taipei City , November 5, 2025 Students at Huai - Sheng Elementary school dove in fun activities to learn more about the ocean! Kids from all grade levels oined happily to explore and discover.

Ms.Tsai, the teacher in charge , prepared interactive activities , including a book fair in the school library. She also decorated the hallways with ocean animals so kids could appreciate the ocean more. Students volunteer happily helped Ms. Tsai to make sure all the activities ran smoothly.

Some Grade 1 students said these activities helped them understand why it is important to take care of the ocean. They learned not to throw trash into it , which is one way to protect the Earth.

The school organizes these events to teach children how to protect the ocean and its animals, helping make the Earth a better place to live.

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Notice: 114 School Year Lunch Refund Application Form

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Notice: 114 School Year Lunch Refund Application Form

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The Lunch Refund Application Form for the 114 School Year is now available.

Printed forms are available in Chinese. For the English version, please download online or request from the Health Section.

Reminder: The application must be submitted 5 working days prior to the refund date. Late submissions will not be accepted.

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Taipei City, November 4, 2025 Students at Huai-Sheng Elementary School love playing on the sports field. Playing sports keeps them active, healthy, and full of energy.

Some students play for fun. Others play to compete. Four Grade 5 students said their favorite sports are basketball, badminton, baseball, and frisbee. They like basketball and frisbee the most. Playing these sports helps students work together, learn new skills, and stay strong.

Sports also help kids make friends and have fun together. Students enjoy these activities because they help them stay healthy, active, and happy.

Una, a Grade 5 student, said, “I like basketball because it has many skills to learn.” Peter, a social studies teacher said, “When I see kids play baseball, they look very excited. Playing sports is good for them.”

Sports also help kids make friends and have fun together. Students enjoy these activities because they help them stay healthy, active, and happy.

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This year, our students joined a special life education project to take care of baby horseshoe crabs! As little "crab caregivers," they observed the eggs hatching and learned about patience and responsibility.
In class, they explored why horseshoe crabs are called "living fossils" and how important they are to the ocean.
They also visited the National Museum of Marine Science and Technology to learn more about marine life and how to protect the sea.
It was a meaningful journey of love, learning, and caring for nature!

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2025/06/12 A Day with the Ocean at Heping Island 

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What’s it like to swim with the sea? On June 12, our students found out!

With their teachers, they visited the beautiful seawater pools at Heping Island in Keelung. There, they got into the water, watched little sea creatures up close, and felt the cool ocean all around them.

Before the trip, students learned about ocean life and how people can help protect it. They talked about problems like pollution and too much fishing, and shared their own ideas to help nature.

This was more than a field trip — it was a special way to connect with the ocean and think about how we can all take better care of the world we live in.

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Our Global Scholars project aimed to build a green building model to promote awareness of sustainable construction and harmony with nature. We addressed Taipei's summer heat, exacerbated by air conditioning, by proposing solutions like permeable paving to reduce the heat island effect.

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Students from Huaisheng Elementary School completed the “1 Minute Exercise Project” through the Global Scholars Project and the Citizen Science Service Project.

This project was led by Teacher Tiger, the student team spent eight months promoting healthy exercise habits in classrooms, offices, homes, and the local community.

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School Fun Fair.

2024 is our school’s 90th anniversary.

Happy birthday, Huaisheng Elementary School!

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Our G6 Students are building Smart House.

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Do you know what is Green Building?

Do you know how important the Green Building is ?

The sixth-grade students made a research during the semester.

Let's see what they have learned from the Green Building!

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Online meeting with students from Israel.

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Welcome to Taipei!

Teachers from Japan visited us and have a Class observation.

After the Class observation, they shared Japanese culture by teaching origami and showing beautiful landscape photos. It was a meaningful and enjoyable morning for everyone.

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Our Global Scholars project aimed to promote the campaign "Farewell Ever After, Cigarette Butts" to encourage people not to litter cigarette butts. We asked adults to avoid smoking or dispose of butts properly. Cigarette filters contain plastic that harms the environment and pollutes water.

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2022 2023 Global Scholars Community Action by Huaisheng Elementary School

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The 2023 Bilingual Education Expo will be held at Jiancheng Junior High School in Taipei from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm today. Come and join us!!!

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Let’s have a zongzi party!!!!!!

Which zongzi do you like?

Northern style or southern style?

#Happy Dragon Boat Festival!

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Our Global Scholars Community Action this year is “Farewell Ever After, Cigarette Butts!!”. The Director of Taipei City Environmental Protection Bureau even came to support our project today! ! We hope to continue to promote this project and make people pay more attention to the environment.

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Value water resource, everyone is responsible.

Let's see what suggestions the students of G501 have?

How to save water?

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"Republic of Hubi " is a cartoon created by Edward.

Edward is our sixth-grade student . He created this cartoon with his friends in school. Through his imagined ideal country, Republic of Hubi , Edward expressed his hope for a country where cigarette butts no litter, and the streets are clean and free of pollution.

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Welcome to School Fun Fair Day: Say No to Plastic Pollution!

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Video Chat with Vienan

Huaisheng Elementary School G3 students

The Topic is "Rice"

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Students from G3

Video Chat with United States and Vietnam.

We share Taiwanese specialties with American teachers and Vietnamese childre.

They also shared many local specialties with us Banh Mi Saigon, S’more.

They all look delicious~

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We talked about famous places in Taiwan and Vietnam.

We took a visual tour online.

Maybe one day we will actually travel to Vietnam!

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This afternoon, the “Book Van” came to our school, bringing books from the Taipei City Library.

There are so many books in the library of Huaisheng Elementary School!

Students enjoy reading in different ways in different places

Isn’t this just a way to promote reading?

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Our students in third grade have a video chat with Japanese students.We don’t speak Japanese,

They don’t speak Chinese,At this time, the common language of both sides is of course English!

This is also the core concept of ELF that bilingual teaching emphasizes~*ELF – English as a Lingua Franca English as an international lingua franca

* “Communication”-oriented language learning

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91st School Fair & Club Performances – May 3, 2025

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2025/5/3   91st  School Fair & Club Performances

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At this year’s School Fun Fair, our talented students put on wonderful performances through dance, music, drama, and many other activities. Each class and student group brought their creativity and hard work to life, giving everyone a glimpse of their passion, teamwork, and growth.

The campus was filled with laughter, applause, lively booths, and joyful smiles throughout the day. Students, parents, and teachers came together to celebrate, creating warm and unforgettable memories for the entire school community.

Let’s give all of our students a big round of applause for their enthusiasm and outstanding efforts!

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April 22, 2025 is Earth Day’s 55th birthday. People in 192 countries will join. Over 1 billion people will help the Earth.

Let’s see how Huaisheng Elementary students take action for our planet!

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Our first graders brought spring to life with their fingertips!
In this fun and colorful English class, the children painted beautiful spring flowers using watercolor and their hands.

But that’s not all — they also practiced speaking in English!
🌼 “This is my flower!”
🌸 “It’s pink. It’s beautiful.”

Art and language came together — every word and brushstroke shows their growing confidence!

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2025/3/22  Secondhand Market & Reading Corner Challenge

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2025/3/22  Secondhand Market & Reading Corner Challenge

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Big thanks to all the parents and students—what a wonderful event!

Through reading and secondhand exchange, we learned to value resources, share with others, and bring new life to both old items and quiet corners of our school.

Let’s keep cherishing, sharing, and creating together!

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March 22, 2025Huaisheng Elementary School – Secondhand Market & Reading Corner Challenge

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Do you play Roblox? What Pokémon do you like? In Episode 7 of Huaisheng Noon-Time Radio, Barbara and Fifi are talking about "Video Games"! Write your answers on paper and put it in the box at the Academic Office. You can get a prize!

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Bubble milk tea is always on the list when we share Taiwan with the world — but this time, our 5th and 6th graders made it themselves!

They did everything — from mixing tea to cooking pearls — learning by doing!

Learning was fun, hands-on, and delicious. Nothing beats sipping your own handmade bubble tea! 😋

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Welcome back to our sixth episode of Huaisheng Noon-Time Radio! Kimberly and Urian are taking about "Winter Vacation"!

Winter holiday is coming! What can we do? We can go out with our family. We can learn something new. We can do many fun things! How will you spend your winter holiday?

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Happy New Year!
Here comes our fifth episode of Huaisheng Noon-Time Radio! Today, Jessica and Ivan will tell us about how people in Taiwan and the Philippines celebrate the New Year! Are you going to see the countdown fireworks? I am! Let's go together!

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Welcome back to our fourth Episode of Huaisheng Noon-Time Radio! Lily and Andre are talking about "Christmas". WOW!!!! I love Christmas, do you?

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Welcome back to our third Episode of Huaisheng Noon-Time Radio! Annabelle and Ryan are talking about "FOOD"!! Yummy! What's your favorite food? Let's Start!

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Welcome back to our second episode of Huaysheng Noon-Time Radio! Today, Minimi and Ollie are talking about a very important topic: "Pollution"!

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Taipei City, October 29, 2025 Students from Huai-Sheng Elementary School went to Penghu for an inter-school exchange. They visited Magong Elementary School and a few famous spots on the island.

At Magong Elementary School, the Students joined fun activities. They played French bowling, a game where you throw a ball to the right place to get points. They also did a science activity where they made water rockets.

After the school visit, they went to see two famous places in Penghu: the basalt rocks and the Moses Parting Sea. Basalt were formed because of volcanic eruption millions of years ago when hot lava cooled down and turned into rocks. At Moses Parting Sea, students enjoyed catching crabs and finding seashells. students also tried different popular local foods like brown sugar cake, cactus ice-cream, and shredded squid.

Many students said the trip was fun and special, and they hope to join another inter-school exchange in Penghu again.

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Taipei City, October 29,2025 Healthy lunches are served every day at Huai-Sheng Elementary school to help students grow strong and happy. But not everyone thinks the meals taste the same.

A typical lunch has meat, vegetables, rice, soup, and fruit. Healthy foods give students a lot of protein to help them grow strong. School lunch should also taste good so kids can enjoy eating. But what if it is healthy but doesn't taste very good? Will students still eat it, or will some food be wasted?

Tonya, a Grade 6 student, said, ”The school lunch is not yummy. The meat is very oily and the soup is bland. The vegetables are bitter.” Emily a Grade 6 student, shared similar thoughts about the taste of some dishes.

But not everyone thinks the lunch is bad. Teacher Chen, a Grade 4 homeroom teacher, said, “The children are very happy to have fruit at least three times a week.”

Students and teachers may have different opinions, but the most important thing is that the kids are happy eating and tasty meals everyday.

Hopefully, the school can use these comments to make lunches even healthier and tastier, so students stay happy and strong!

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臺北市懷生國小 小小主播 1/13 Huai Sheng Times  - Healthy Lunch, Healthy Kids

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Cheer! Huaisheng Noon-Time Radio starts broadcasting today.

Lotus and Julian are the announcers for the first episode, and they will talk about all things of "Friends."

Huaisheng Noon-Time Radio

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懷生國小林素文Suwen

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Huaisheng Noon-Time Radio Starts Right Now!