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A UNIT PROJECT BY NEERACHA LOKUNPAI(SECTION 10-04)SUBMITTED TO MR.ABEL CADIAS / MARCH 11, 2016

Mr. Dan Leads Yoga Club

Mr. Dan, the leader of Yoga Club, with
his two assistants Ms. Tara and Mrs.
Pusadee established the Yoga Club for the
beginners. The club is held in the seminar
room on every Thursday, Period 7.

energy. Therefore, the main purpose of this

club is to release the stress, gain balance
and control in ones life by practicing breath
control. Yoga frees their mind from the
negative feelings caused by the daily life.

The club can support no more than

20 students due to the limited number of the
Yoga mat. Those who are interested will
weekly sign up in front of the science
department. Yoga will help students to
strengthen their bones and muscles, correct
posture, improve breathing, and increase

I feel that I get healthier and

stronger. My mind is free and my body is
relax during these 20 minutes. Although the
club has only one day a week, its helping
me a lot to relieve, said Ms. Mnasnan, one
of the 10th Graders who joined the Yoga
club every week.

"As a school volleyball's player, I really

About 25 students both male and
female join the Volleyball Club in period7 enjoyed the club because it give extra time to
at the MUIDSs gym on every Thursday of improve skills since we normally have two days of
training. Sport really helps me strengthen my
the week.
muscle and burn fat, especially volleyball which
The Volleyball Club headed by Mrs. is not only help to shape my body but also
Naiyana, the PE teacher, is receiving a
improve the hand-eye coordinate skill. It's also
very well acceptance from groups of Year one of the good ways to release my stress after
10 and Year 11 students. Since volleyball being studied in class for a whole day. In this club
is one of the school sports requirement
Mrs. Naiyana will let us warm up first by drilling
for Grade 10, most students enjoyed the the basic skills of volleyball such as serving,
class and wished to have more time
bumping, setting, and hitting. And then we will
playing a game. This club is opened to
have a quick game of 15 points by separating
give an opportunity to students who want boy and girl teams," said by Ms. Apisara Yooyuen,
to attend volleyball within school time.
one of the member of Volleyball club.

basketball tied

Students enjoyed Volleyball Club MUIDS

Students join
Badminton Class
Insomnia Concert Lacks Time

Badminton class for Grade 10 students starting in

quarter 4 will have a short period of time because they have to
use the court of the university which is 450 meters away from
school.
Some students observed they were not happy to go out
of school within the 1-hour class period. By doing this, the
teacher has to take all students and walk to the court with them.
Twenty to thirty minutes is lost from walking back and forth the
court. The problem is due to MUIDSs small badminton court.
I have been playing tennis at the court outside the
school for 3 weeks, and it has been very fun, but we only get 60
minutes per each class, which is not enough for us to walk out
there and get back to the school on time. It takes us about 10
minutes to get change, 10 minutes to walk there and 10 minutes
to walk back; thus, we only got like 30 minutes to play on the
court. I think we should just play other sport inside the school
instead of wasting our time walking to the court outside the
school, explained by Ms. Napassorn Techasooksant, a Grade
11 student.
Ms. Naiyana, the PE teacher, told that shes already
planned the class time. The students will use 5 minutes to
change and be ready to play the sport as soon as they get to
the court. They will be warming up and cooling down on the way
as they walk to and back from the court. About 30-35 minutes is
left for students to train every class. But it would be better if we
got 70 minutes just like before, Mrs. Naiyana added.

Eleven MUIDS girls had a basketball

competition with the MUIC students on
February 15, 2016, at 16.30 pm in MUIDS gym.
The game took 40 minutes. The score was
28-28 which was a tie.
The match was headed by PKhun,
student coach, who made a contacted MUIC
for a basketball game. All the athlete in MUIDS
came from the basketball club which was
trained by Mr.Dean, the PE teacher. Four out
of eleven players are from Year 10, five from
Year 11, and two from Year 12. All of them
enjoyed the game and desired to have more
match in the future.

Thai People join

Vien Tien Ceremony
Many Thais attended the Candle
Light Procession around the Uposatha Hall
in the evening of the Vesak full moon day
which was held on 22 February 2016.
Makha Bucha Day, nine full months
after Buddha enlightenment, is one of the
most important days in the Buddhist
calendar. Many events were occurring on
this day. One of the major incidents was
the assembly of 1250 Sangha followers to
see the Buddha without any schedule.
Observances on the day begin in the
morning at temples all around Thailand.
Ms. Yonlada Nawiraijaroen, Year 10
student, shared an experience that she went
to Wat Benjamabopit, known as the marble
temple, in the morning to pray and make
an offering. In the evening about 6 pm, Ms.
Yonlada joined the procession around the
ordination hall which was led by the monk
from Wat Saket.

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A UNIT PROJECT BY NEERACHA LOKUNPAI(SECTION 10-04)SUBMITTED TO MR.ABEL CADIAS / MARCH 11, 2016

Healthy Breakfast
for Chocolate-Lovers
Banana-Choco

  sandwich

  is

  one

  of

  my

  favourite

  breakfast

  meals

 
for

  the

  weekends.

  It

  is

  yummy

  and

  easy

  to

  make

  by

  using

  these

 
three

  ingredients:

  2 slices of bread (whole-wheat),
melted chocolate, and 1 ripe banana.

1. Spread the chocolate onto one side of the bread (both sheet). If wanted, you
may toast your bread first.
2. Slice the banana into little equal piece and place on top of the chocolate
3. Put one side of the bread on top of another and your sandwich is ready to
serve. You may add fried egg if you like.