Fire Safety Day 2015

with their fire hats

 

 Firemen demonstrating the sturdiness of their hat

 

What a wonderful, exciting day at Little Harvard Academy! On July 3, 2015 at exactly 9:30 in the morning, Little Harvard Academy held its first FIRE SAFETY DAY. The students started the day by making their fire hat. A group of firefighters from Quezon City Firefighters Volunteer Association came to visit and taught us things to do in case of fire. They were able to show us the clothes they wear and the gears they use when they attend to emergencies including fires, road accidents, flood and of course when they rescue people who need their help.

  let's try putting it on!

 

 a selfie with our fire hat

 

water hose!

 

while waiting for our turn

 

"driving" the firetruck!

 

The kids enjoyed taking pictures while holding the big hose assisted by the fire fighters. They also had a chance to ride the fire truck. The kids were able to watch videos about safety tips in case of fire.

group shot!

Little Harvard Academy would like to thank QUEZON CITY FIREFIGHTERS' VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION for making this a fun-learning and memorable day for everyone!

 Thank you firemen City 7, Neptune 6, Titan 5, Titan 6, Optimus 6,

Neptune 1, Neptune 5, Eagle 10, Eagle 4, Eagle 7 and Raul Fajardo!

 Nurse Nicole

Career Day 2015

On the 26th of June, year 2015 marks the beginning of our Little Crimsons’ dreams. Little Harvard Academy had its very first culminating activity of the academic year 2015 – 2016, the “Career Day”. For today, the kids had their themed wash day and they were asked to show their preferred profession when they grow up through dressing up. One wants to be a chef while another wants to be a basketball player. The girls are aspiring doctors and last but not the least, one wants to be Superman someday.

As part of their preparation, the kids practiced their song and dance presentation for the whole week. They really had fun showing off their chosen career. As young kids, they really have those great ambitions in mind. Parents of Little Harvard Academy students were also very supportive of their child’s “career” by providing their wonderful costumes complete with props. Videos of their short statements were also recorded. Afterwards, they showed their talents through their action song “IF I Were a Butterfly.”

“Little Kids, Big Dreams”, that is totally our motto of the day. May the kids live up to their dream and LHA knows that each one of them will be able to reach whatever they dream of because of their greatness and courage.

Teacher Demi