Third and Fourth Days

Third and Fourth Days (26, 27 January 2018)

Dance in Signing MOU party

After signing MOU

Thai students with some headmasters in Pasuruan area

Pang, Ian and Indonesia students

Natcha, Ying, Ploy and Pang with Indonesia Students

May, Arm and View on the top of Mount Bromo

Cindy and Mukhlis.....wow so sweet

Ying with Mount Bromo background

Ian and Pear on Mount Bromo

Pang and Adil on Mount Bromo

Arm and Adil

Ian and Ong

Teacher Diana, Dhifa and Sevi

Teacher Diana, Nadya and Salsa at the crater side of Mount Bromo

Teacher Ae and Ong in Pananjakan, Bromo

Sabil and Alissa in Bukit Teletubies

Dome and Ying, Pang and Arm

First and Second Days

First and second day (24 and 25 January 2018)

in Bangkalan market to buy batik for souvenirs

having lunch in "Bebek Songkem Madura" Bangkalan

waiting for the food

waiting for the lovely friends in Juanda Airport

getting souvenirs

in welcome party

in "warung daun hotel"

Randi and friends..... the dancers of Pasuruan Gumuyuh in Welcome Party

in Welcome Party

Ony and Ploy and friend after having welcome party

Second Episode Student Exchange 2018

Student Exhange 2018

SMA Negeri 1 Purwosari and Uthaiwitthayakom School

Episode 2

Gallery of First and Second days     Gallery of Third and Fourth Days
Gallery of Fifth and Sixth Days        Gallery of Seventh and Eight Days
Gallery of Ninth and Tenth Days            Video Part 1 UTW Step to Smanesa 2018
Video Student Exchange 2018 by Gentong Genius

Waiting for Thai Students in Juanda Airport

The second episode of student exchange 2018 was in SMA Negeri 1 Purwosari, Indonesia. Uthaiwitthayakom School came to Indonesia on 24 January to 02 February 2018. The 12 students and 3 teachers would stay in Indonesia during those dates. They would do many activities that we had arranged for them. The students would stay with their host families and the teachers would stay in the guest house we have booked for them.

We went to Juanda Airport to take them up. We departed at 09.00 a.m. 12 students and 3 teachers went to meet them in Juanda Airport. The teachers were Mrs. Diana, Mrs. Rahayu and Mr. Iskandar. We went to Madura island first to use the bus for vacation first. Uthaiwitthayakom School would come at 6.00 p.m, so we had enough time to use the bus to go around Suramadu and Bangkalan first before going to Juanda Airport. Why did we do that? Because we rented and paid the bus for one day. In Bangkalan we bought some batik for souvenirs.

Then at 4 p.m we were in Juanda Airport and ready to meet our beloved friends from Thailand. We missed them from months. 

Finally, we met again. How happy we were at that time. We could not express the happiness in our heart. Words were not enough to explain our heart.

Then we went to "Warung Daun" Hotel that was near our school. I, Mrs. Rahayu and Ian, Mukhlis, Adil stayed in that hotel too.

On 25 November 2018, we would take Thai students and teachers to SMA Negeri 1 Purwosari to join Welcome Party.

All students and teachers of SMA Negeri 1 Purwosari welcome Uthaiwitthayakom students and teachers also deputy that came to Indonesia.

 Host families students also danced "Gemufamire" on the stage then also asked Thai students and teachers to dance "Gemufamire " together on the stage. Then they also danced 'dangdut' together on the stage. All were happy. 

After have finished joined the welcome party, the 12 Thai students then met their host families and went home with them.

Then next day was the day of Signing MOU between two schools. 

Mrs. Thanaporn, Mrs.Hj. Indah, Mr. Solikhin and Mr. Heru Wahyudi

In the afternoon after the Signing MOU party, the students went to Bromo. I arranged some activities for Thai and Indonesian students that joined the project. We went to "Teluk Asmara beach", have dinner in Thai Nam Restaurant in Malang, shopping in MOG, also have Batik Course and went to Jatim Park. Have a nice lunch in Makoya Restaurant in Pandaan. 

Ying, Pang and Nuy singing a Thai song

The action of Thai and Indonesian teachers in Bromo.....jump up as high as possible

Alissa and Nune in Pananjakan, Bromo......waiting for the time to go to the crater of Mount Bromo

First Episode Student Exchange 2017

First Episode Student Exchange 2017- 2018

Student Exchange 2017 - 2018

SMA Negeri 1 Purwosari and Uthaiwitthayakom School, 

Indonesia and Thailand

Episode 1

Gallery of Day 1 and 2         Gallery of Day 3 and 4        Gallery of Day 5 and 6

Gallery of Day 7 and 8         Gallery of Day 9 and 10           

SMA Negeri 1 Purwosari has launched the Student Exchange Programme 2017 -2018 with Uthaiwitthayakom School, Thailand. That was the first time for both of the school to launch that programme. We hope that we could learn something from many activities we have done together. I and Mrs. Ananthita Sparrow worked and learned together to arrange the activities for the students and the school. We also made the MOU together.

First Episode , 12 students and 2 teachers from SMA Negeri 1 Purwosari went to visit Uthaiwitthayakom School. We would stay in Thailand from 18 November 2017 - 27 November 2017. It was 10 days and 8 nights. We would have: class immersion, culture and tourism that we would share together in this project. Mrs. Ananthita has arranged all activities for my students and the teachers from my school. 

The students were: 

1. Irfania Alissa Ramadhani

   

   In Kuala Lumpur Airport for Transit to Bangkok

2. Maulida Khasanah
3. Andhini Lionita Prasetya
4. Sabilah Miftakhul Rizki
5. Salsa Rosananda Sakinah
6. Rahmi Nadhifatul Nisak
7. Cindy Clarissa Aulia Ruswandi
8. Nadya Annur Putri
9. Julia Sefi Daniya
10. Muhammad Rifqi Alifiansyah
11. Ahmad Mukhlis Ilham Rizky
12. Nibrasul Adil

The Teachers were:

1. Diana Herawati, S.Pd.
2. Rahayu Susilowati, S.Pd.

Second Episode, 12 students and 3 teachers ( one was the deputy from Uthaiwitthayakom School) came to SMA Negeri 1 Purwosari. They came on 24 January - 02 February 2018. It was also 10 days and 8 nights to stay in Indonesia.  I had arranged the activities for the students and the teachers during they were in Indonesia.

The students were:

1. Miss Puttinan Wisetsak

   

   Signing MOU with the Director of Education Service area 42
2. Miss Methini Thonuam
3. Miss Supaksorn Pengsri
4. Miss Pitchapha Thimasu
5. Miss Natcha Phikunthong
6. Miss Thanwalai Srinarod
7. Miss Phatcharida Suansilphong
8. Miss Butsakorn Pripetchsak
9. Miss Napatsorn Pengsri
10. Master Siwaret Punsaku
11. Mr. Nattawat Singhanat
12. Mr. Porapat Wongwaiwet

The teachers were:

1. Mrs. Ananthita Sparrow
2. Mrs. Kanyarat Jamrat
3. Mrs. Thanaporn Songkrung

Video Student Exchange 2017 by Gentong Genius

Video Student Exchange 2018 by Gentong Genius

Video Part 1 Student Exchange 2017 by Dianahera

Video Part 2 Student Exchange 2017 by Dianahera

Video Part 3 Student Exchange 2017 by Dianahera





Second Episode Student Exchange 2018

Narrative test for grade XII acceleration class

Read the following story and answer the questions about it!

Nai Manggale (Datu Panggana)

Once upon a time, there lived a famous sculpture in Tapanuli, North Sumatra. His name was Datu Panggana. He could carve wood into many things. One day, he got an inspiration to carve a wood into a statue of a beautiful woman.

Then, he put the statue in front of his house. It was not finished yet. The statue still had any clothes yet. Later, a young merchant passed by in front of Datu Panggana's house. His name was Bao Partigatiga. He sold jewelleries and clothes. He was very impressed by the beauty of the statue.

"She would be more beautiful by wearing my clothes," said Bao Partigatiga.

He then put on the clothes he wanted to sell on the statue. Bao Partigatiga was very pleased now. The statue looked like a real human. Then he left Datu Panggana's house. After that, a priest and his wife passed by. They were also impressed by the beauty of the statue.

"I want to pray to God to make her live like a real human. I want to make her as our daughter," said the priest to his wife.

The couple had any children yet. Their dream came true. The statue had changed into a very beautiful girl. The priest and his wife then took the girl home. They named her Nai Manggale. The news about Nai Manggale spread very fast. All the villagers came to the priest's house to see Nai Manggale. Among them were Datu Panggana and Bao Partigatiga.

Datu Panggana said, "She has to stay in my house. The statue was mine."

But, Bao Partigatiga also claimed the same thing.

"She is wearing my clothes. So, she has to stay in my house."

The priest did not want to lose Nai Manggale.

"Remember, I am the one who made her live like a human. So, she stays here."

Those three men then were busy arguing. They claimed to have the rights of Nai Manggale. To calm them, an elderly of the village gave a solution. His name was Aji Bahir.

"You all can have her and have a relationship with her. Datu Panggana, you are her uncle. Bao Partigatiga, you are her brother. And you the priest, you are her father."

The three men accepted Aji Bahir's advice. And now they were happy because they all could ask her to stay in their houses. Besides that, now those three men were related. ***

http://indonesianfolklore.blogspot.com/2007_11_01_archive.html

Questions
1. How many characters are there in the above story?
2. Who actually wanted the child?
3. What do you think about Bao Partigatiga who gave clothes to the statue and then wanted to own her?
4. What do you think about the priest and the wife that also wante to own her?
5. What do you think about Aji Bahir?
6. What moral messages can you get from that story?

Lessons of Prayer for XII IPA 2

When we are praying, we can ask what we want to our God. Eveybody can ask what he wants to God. And our God loves all creatures, He wants to make all happy. But often we do not understand the way He answers our prayers, He has His own ways to fulfill or to answer our prayers. Human beings are so selfish and often think of themselves, like to ask and asking continuously in their prayers. Now try to understand how difficult to fulfill the prayers of all people in this world, by creating the problems and giving solution for them. By doing this, hopefully you can gratitude all the times for what God gives us whatever they are. This is the way to make you as the grateful persons.

Create/Write a complication of a family who consists of six persons, they are mom, daddy and the four children. They have different prayers. And remember that a person usually has the problem in his life. Now think how to solve the problems of that family with the good solution and make them happy. Here is the example of the narrative which has the good solution for all characters in that story.

Nai Manggale (Datu Panggana)

Once upon a time, there lived a famous sculpture in Tapanuli, North Sumatra. His name was Datu Panggana. He could carve wood into many things. One day, he got an inspiration to carve a wood into a statue of a beautiful woman.

Then, he put the statue in front of his house. It was not finished yet. The statue still had any clothes yet. Later, a young merchant passed by in front of Datu PangganaÕs house. His name was Bao Partigatiga. He sold jewelleries and clothes. He was very impressed by the beauty of the statue.

"She would be more beautiful by wearing my clothes," said Bao Partigatiga.

He then put on the clothes he wanted to sell on the statue. Bao Partigatiga was very pleased now. The statue looked like a real human. Then he left Datu Panggana's house. After that, a priest and his wife passed by. They were also impressed by the beauty of the statue.

"I want to pray to God to make her live like a real human. I want to make her as our daughter," said the priest to his wife.

The couple had any children yet. Their dream came true. The statue had changed into a very beautiful girl. The priest and his wife then took the girl home. They named her Nai Manggale. The news about Nai Manggale spread very fast. All the villagers came to the priest's house to see Nai Manggale. Among them were Datu Panggana and Bao Partigatiga.

Datu Panggana said, "She has to stay in my house. The statue was mine."

But, Bao Partigatiga also claimed the same thing.

"She is wearing my clothes. So, she has to stay in my house."

The priest did not want to lose Nai Manggale.

"Remember, I am the one who made her live like a human. So, she stays here."

Those three men then were busy arguing. They claimed to have the rights of Nai Manggale. To calm them, an elderly of the village gave a solution. His name was Aji Bahir.

"You all can have her and have a relationship with her. Datu Panggana, you are her uncle. Bao Partigatiga, you are her brother. And you the priest, you are her father."

The three men accepted Aji Bahir's advice. And now they were happy because they all could ask her to stay in their houses. Besides that, now those three men were related. ***

http://indonesianfolklore.blogspot.com/2007_11_01_archive.html

Lessons of Prayer for XII LP

When we are praying, we can ask what we want to our God. Eveybody can ask what he wants to God. And our God loves all creatures, He wants to make all happy. But often we do not understand the way He answers our prayers, He has His own ways to fulfill or to answer our prayers. Human beings are so selfish and often think of themselves, like to ask and asking continuously in their prayers. Now try to understand how difficult to fulfill the prayers of all people in this world, by creating the problems and giving solution for them. By doing this, hopefully you can gratitude all the times for what God gives us whatever they are. This is the way to make you as the grateful persons.

Create/Write a complication of a family who consists of six persons, they are mom, daddy and the four children. They have different prayers. And remember that a person usually has the problem in his life. Now think how to solve the problems of that family with the good solution and make them happy. Here is the example of the narrative which has the good solution for all characters in that story.

Nai Manggale (Datu Panggana)

Once upon a time, there lived a famous sculpture in Tapanuli, North Sumatra. His name was Datu Panggana. He could carve wood into many things. One day, he got an inspiration to carve a wood into a statue of a beautiful woman.

Then, he put the statue in front of his house. It was not finished yet. The statue still had any clothes yet. Later, a young merchant passed by in front of Datu PangganaÕs house. His name was Bao Partigatiga. He sold jewelleries and clothes. He was very impressed by the beauty of the statue.

"She would be more beautiful by wearing my clothes," said Bao Partigatiga.

He then put on the clothes he wanted to sell on the statue. Bao Partigatiga was very pleased now. The statue looked like a real human. Then he left Datu Panggana's house. After that, a priest and his wife passed by. They were also impressed by the beauty of the statue.

"I want to pray to God to make her live like a real human. I want to make her as our daughter," said the priest to his wife.

The couple had any children yet. Their dream came true. The statue had changed into a very beautiful girl. The priest and his wife then took the girl home. They named her Nai Manggale. The news about Nai Manggale spread very fast. All the villagers came to the priest's house to see Nai Manggale. Among them were Datu Panggana and Bao Partigatiga.

Datu Panggana said, "She has to stay in my house. The statue was mine."

But, Bao Partigatiga also claimed the same thing.

"She is wearing my clothes. So, she has to stay in my house."

The priest did not want to lose Nai Manggale.

"Remember, I am the one who made her live like a human. So, she stays here."

Those three men then were busy arguing. They claimed to have the rights of Nai Manggale. To calm them, an elderly of the village gave a solution. His name was Aji Bahir.

"You all can have her and have a relationship with her. Datu Panggana, you are her uncle. Bao Partigatiga, you are her brother. And you the priest, you are her father."

The three men accepted Aji Bahir's advice. And now they were happy because they all could ask her to stay in their houses. Besides that, now those three men were related. ***

http://indonesianfolklore.blogspot.com/2007_11_01_archive.html