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Experimental Senior
Hsin-Yu Tsai Wins Gold at Asian Physics Olympiad |
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Experimental Department senior Hsin-Yu Tsai placed first in
Asian Physics Olympiad ,strring excitement among students,
teachers and local reporters. In addition to this
prceious gold
medal, she also won the Best Expeiment Award and the Best
Female Contestant Award. Hsin - Yu Tsai is the only girl in
our national team, whose oustanding peformance impressed
everyone involved in this
international competition.
Congratulations, Hsin-Yu. We are very proud of you. |
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Eighteenth Anniversary Celebrations A Success |
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Our school's 18th anniversary celebration ceremony, which
took place on March 24, came off successfully because of the
collective efforts of all the departments.
We would like to
thank the Science Park Administration Deputy Director Mr.
Tung, superintendent Mr. Lee, and other guests for honoring
us with their presence. |
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Student Wins Silver at National Upper School Sport Competition |
Experimental Department freshman Hsieh His-Yin represented
NEHS at the National Upper School Sports Competition
and
placed second in the 100-meter breast stroke, middle
school
division. Hsieh Hi s-Yin has
swum since childhood and
continues to practice regularly over the years. Congratulations! |
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Bilingual Seniors' Science Project Placed Second in National Science Competition |
Bilingual students, Kevin Peng, Joshua Leu, Gene Tsai, and
Albert Wu , after earning their
reputation as Siemens
Westinghouse Science Competition's semifinalists, with the
guidance of Mr. Henry Chen, continue to receive other honors
with their project titled From Chaos to Regularity: A Study in
Laminar Jet Flow. The four seniors
have recently placed
second in this year's National Science Fair of Applied Science
in the senior high group , and two
other prizes. They have
performed brilliantly by earning three honors in a row recently. |
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Elementary Department English Dramatized Reading Contest |
After two to three years of English learning experience, the
fifth and sixth graders of the Elementary
Department have
progressed a lot. In order to give the children a chance to learn
from each other, the Elementary Department
held an English
dramatized reading contest. Each class chose a representative
to participate in the contest
, which was held in the multi-
media classroom on April 27, and the results were astonishing. |
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A Fruitful Field Trip for High School Geography Students |
In order to supplement the geography course for Experimental
sophomores and to help students develop an awareness of their
surroundings , high school geography teacher Ms.
Lin-Shiow
Liu organized a field trip for her students in the Hsinchu and
Taoyuan area. Students visited Nanliao
to gain an under-
standing of the groin effect, toured the old Fanjiang residences
in Hsinwu to get an idea of special arrangement in traditional
Taiwanese houses, and studied the structure and
function of
irrigation ponds in Yangmei. The trip also took students to the
Sheng-Chi Pavilion in Lungtan as well as the old streets of the
town of Kuanhsi to learn more about land development
and
water facilities. Through this meaningful field trip, students
learned and realized that every place has its own unique tale to
tell. Special thanks to Professor
Wei and the seniors of the
Department of Geography at NTNU for their assistance. |
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The Bilingual Department Drama Elective Performance |
On the night of March 23rd , the Bilingual Department Drama
Elective held a drama performance covering a time period of
nearly two thousand years at
the Elementary Department
Multimedia Room. The students reenacted many masterpieces
by major playwrights such as Shakespeare,Tennessee
Williams
and Arthur Miller. The reason behind this successful event is
two months of countless rehearsing and practicing
under the
supervision of Ms. Jamie Rhein and Ms.
Sarah Meek .
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Field Trip to Exhibition of the Terra-Cotta Soldiers an Educational Experience |
Taking advantage of the arrival of terra-cotta soldiers from the
tomb of Qin dynasty emperor Shihuangdi (or First Emperor ),
the Elementary Department and Bilingual Department teachers
each planned a field trip to the exhibition. Worksheets and
projects were designed by the teachers to help their students
solidify their newly gained knowledge. All students declared
that they learned a lot about Chinese culture and history from
the field trip. related
information
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Huskies' Season Finale |
The NEHS Girls' Softball Team, the Huskies, wrapped up their
season this year at the National Chiao-Tung University with a
game against the Taipei American
School's Girl's Junior
Varsity team. On Saturday, April 14th, under the leadership of
their awesome coach , Mr. David McLeod, they played their
fifth game against the TAS Tigers. Despite losing with a score
of 29 to 8, the Huskies, as usual, greatly enjoyed their game,
ending their season on a high note. |
(English editors: Anne Lee, Eva Chen, Harmony Yang, Jennifer
Wang, Jannie Tsuei, Jean Yang, Lawrence Wang) |
