Had Fun at the Science Camp

            From October 28 to 30, that is three days, I attended the Regional Science Olympiad and Congress. With me were eleven other high school students namely Rae, Hannah, Krizza, Felise, Dymphna, manangs in the 3^rd year: Jessica, Yanny, Kylie, and 4^th year: Nina, Justine and Mocha. Meet new friends, learn new stuff and have fun were the top three things we did.

 We spent most of the time under the heat of the sun. Some of the games we played were Egg Relay, Catapult, Tug-of-War, and Mechanical Arm, modified pass the Message, Super Bakya or Kadang-kadang, and Human Circuit. We also answered Science-related questions. We also had Lecture and Quiz Bee per year level. And four of us participated in the Super Quiz Bee by schools. As of now, we don’t know the final and official results but hopefully we made it to the top 5. I missed the parade and pledge ceremony but according to the campers who attended, the parade was the best time to make friends with other schools.

 The AC 3^rd year campers enjoyed making friends with the Sun Yat Sen learners. The three-day Science Camp was exhausting but fun. I met new friends coming from the province of Guimaras, Antique, Capiz, and towns of Dingle, Dumangas and many more.

On the third day, I did not join in the games anymore. Instead, I stayed in our quarter and slept. I did not have a good sleep the previous night because the last program, Scientist Look-Alike Pageant, ended twelve midnight. Plus, I slept past two o’clock because I ran out of water for bath. That means I slept without taking a half bath (Yucky, right). My body was sticky and I felt warm. I only had about an hour of sleep because I woke up and immediately took a bath by 4:30 in the morning.

By the end of the day, I felt totally tired and sleepy. Upon reaching home, I took a nap.