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| TOP volunteers(left to right) Ong, Liang and Wee |
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| Volunteers Ong, Liang and See |
Kingston 公立小學生們, 在今天的中文課上, 有板有眼拿起毛筆, 點過墨, 小小心心, 認認真真地在九宮紙上塗上一橫一豎.
盡管平時多頑皮的, 多咀的, 上課不大聽書的, 也靜下來, 聚精會神地寫啊寫. 有時筆劃沒有順序, 但不管它, 反正篆書筆畫就是沒有嚴格次序.
本地非華裔小學生們的書法, 擁有另一種神釆. 可能是澳洲小孩子的活力, 揉合在古老的中國書法裏, 所散發出來的光芒.
＜蘭亭雅聚＞社區服務
Kingston 公立小學, 50 Juers St, Kingston
10月25日
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| See Tsien, demonstrating painting |
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| Year 6 student drawing bamboo |
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| Volunteer Catherine and Yr 5 student |
Creative
seal script writing by primary students
It was an unprecedented experience to introduce the Seal Script to local primary students. As the
seal script does not adhere to so many rigid rules of the Chinese Calligraphy,
we decided to let the students to have a go. The results were so astounding.
The students transformed it into a new form of art which was so versatile and
full of life.
Besides, practise calligraphy calmed down the most restless students and
allow them to focus and imagine the way ancient people carved pictorial writings
on stones and cave walls.
A great way to let children stay calm and fulfil their potentials
through art.
Community service by The Orchid Pavilion TOP
Kingston State School, 50 Juers St, Kingston
25 October 2016
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| Sam and See |
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| Taking a break in the staff room |
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| Tea time at the library |
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| Gifts from the school |
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| Sam. Ong, Wee, Liang, Teacher May Yates, See, Catherine |
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Student showing creative seal script
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