Finally! We can be away from our parents for 12 days! Just kidding. The sight of our families and friends, our Principal, VP and HODs, being here for the sending-off really made us feel excited and elated. 
We felt worried for we going to travel without our parents for the first time, yet, on the other hand, the thought of traveling with our friends really excite us.- Jianliang, Team 3
For many, like myself, this is our first or second time on the airplane. I am excited when I board the plane. As shown from the picture, I am browsing around my seat area checking out the lights and call button! It was an enjoyable flight especially during the take-off and landing.- Marven, Team 3

After five long hours of sticking our butts to the seats, the plane touched down on Shanghai. We are tired but very excited about the journey ahead.
Once we reached the hotel, teachers and students immediately start calling their family and loved ones to informed them that we have arrived safely.




Team 1 doing a pose at the “Dragon Seat” in the restaurant. Spot the Emperor Shahril’s favourite concubine!
Team Evergreen at Yu Yuan Garden. Note the “Icon” of Yu Yuan, a strange looking naturally formed rock at the background.
We (Team 3) are now at Yu Yuan Street. Haha, our kind teacher-in-charge treated us to Starbuck Coffee! Wonderful isn’t it? We then toured around the streets to shop for things and we really enjoyed bargainingJ - Shiqiang, Team 3
We were told that Nanjing Road is just like the Singapore’s very own Orchard Road! There are lots of shops to choose from and some are of branded goods. This road is reserved for pedestrian only. And the best part is there is even a tram to transport people from one part of Nanjing Road to another. Unfortunately, we did not get a chance to ride on it. L We also learnt something during the shopping spree, that is to learn how to be decisive when purchasing items and not to regret anything missed. – Zafira, Team 3
Some of us check out the gigantic bookstall there.
We then took the bus to Shanghai Bund. It is an exciting place where one can see the old and new Shanghai at the same location. When we are there, we took several group photos including this one of Team 5.
Diner at Nanjing Road area was really great!:D But unfortunately, we are too full from lunch that we left a lot of leftover! Buit on a whole, it was really an experience for Muslim students as they had to use their beginner’s skills of using chopsticks to eat.
After dinner, we went around the Xingtiandi to experience the nightlife there. – Ina, Team 3










