Posted On: 4 July, 2024
Our brave students of True North International Middle & High School embarked on a challenging and highly meaningful overnight field trip to the top of Mount Yen Tu. This Yen Tu adventure perfectly exemplifies our #TNIS ‘s 4 pillars – one of courage, resilience, and a willingness to learn and grow.
The trip kicked off with exciting team-building activities that helped break the ice and get the students working together. Laughter filled the air as they tackled fun challenges, strengthening their bonds and fostering a sense of camaraderie. Our TNISers also had the opportunity to savor delicious local delicacies. This cultural immersion added another layer of enrichment to the overall experience!
The Yen Tu field trip was a journey of growth, connection, and appreciation for the beauty of nature and the power of teamwork. TNIS is always proud of our students who are always ready to face any challenge!
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