The school field where I played rugby with my friends is filled with memories of hard work and fun. The worn grass, the sound of the ball being kicked, and our team’s energy made it come alive. Whether during tough games or casual practices, it was a place where we pushed ourselves and shared laughs, creating lasting bonds and unforgettable moments.

I still have the mark on my leg where I had a cut from the flooring which will serve as the remembrance of the rough textured flooring with the dark blue essence of it.

A location in school that evoked find memories of my school life is the school unique area “Movers and Shakers”. Movers and shakers is a conducive place in the school for students study have consultation with teachers or meeting up with teachers before your prize presentation in the parade square. It has information about our founding fathers and the set up is aesthetically pleasing with orange lights and cafe like tables.

Movers and shakers is one place in school where I would study with my friends or with my seniors when they were still in school, it is a place that contains many memorable memories with my seniors and my friends. I have spent a lot of time here studying and having many funny conversations with my friends during breaks. It is also a place where the prefects will gather before duty all of our briefings and conversations before duty starts is a core memory for me.

I also get to spend time with my friends who are from different classes, since we barely get to meet outside of school, the only way we can talk to each other is during recess. We can catch up with how we are doing or what we’re troubling us.

In the future, when I think about my time in school, spending time in the canteen will be the most memorable part of my school life

Earlier this year, i had my final annual CCA camp in this school. My batch and I had worked hard over the December holidays to plan this camp. After much hard work, when the camp finally happened, a majority of the important events occured in the parade square. Such as the campfire itself, where i got to see all my juniors and allumni cheering and singing along with us, or the performances of my juniors that they had to come up with throughout the camp. There was also a water balloon activity on the final day of the camp. It was hilarious to see my friend getting doused in water, even the teachers had joined in. Looking back ,i will forever miss these few days of hard work, fun and laughter.

2) The happiest time of my life was filled with simple, joyful moments—laughter with friends, peaceful walks, and a deep sense of presence. It was unforgettable because it wasn’t about big events but the feeling of balance, freedom, and warmth in everyday life.

for everyone their fondest memories may be the classrooms or the canteen. however for me its the toilet. sure it may seem weird and all but for me truly its the toilet especially the one near the canteen

My family and I always went back to Malaysia to celebrate Chinese new year with my relatives, we would eat freshly prepared cookies and other food as we chattered on and on for hours. Sometimes, we would even go to the front yard to play games like football, even though the front yard was relatively small, it didnt really matter to us kids. All we cared was to score against the other team, I felt like I was on cloud nine as the sweat rolled down my cheeks and i ran around with my cousins crashing into one another. If we were lucky, our parents would even allow us to play water fight since the weather was scorching hot as a way to stop us from playing our phone and lowering our temperature at the same time .

At night we would be able to set off fireworks and watch the show

Besides being a quick escape area from chaos, the study area helps me to create positive memories that are unforgettable. On every school day during recess, my friends and I would gather there to study. Sometimes when we are taking a break from studies, we will catch up on daily lives and share with each other interesting experiences we’ve experienced. The whole atmosphere will be full of chatters at the end of recess, making me feel a sense of attachment to this place, even after I graduate from this school.

I also got to visit many shrines and temples to understand more about the Japanese culture and traditions.If ever given a chance to visit this country again, I would never turn it down.

It was definitely the most happiest time of my life in Japan.