Hello, my dear hivers!
This blog of mine is all about our preparations and the actual event.
Preparations for the Event
We were already divided into groups, and I was in the group that was making placards or posters. There were five of us assigned, and as you can see, we were smiling while holding two yellow placards or posters to show our support for our classmates who would represent our department at the opening of the sports event.
The first placard had "GO RODIL" written on it and featured a photo of a man. The second placard displayed the name "MARSHE". We did things in different ways to really highlight their names and pictures.
My classmates suggested that our placards should be catchy, so we used a large font and a bright yellow background. Also, this color symbolizes the signature color of our department.
The setting for making these placards was inside a gymnasium in the elementary department, which is also quite near our main campus—just a short walk away.
The Parade and Event Day
Many days later, the parade took place. The streets of Bogo City were alive with energy as we, the Psychology students of CRMC, marched together in our bright orange uniforms, proudly representing our department. This was not just any ordinary day—it was a moment of unity, school spirit, and endless fun.
The joy we felt was evident as soon as we got together. Because bright orange is such an eye-catching color, our matching orange shirts with the department's emblem made us stand out, but what really made the moment memorable was the excitement on our faces.
As a fun touch that added to the joyous mood, we all wore balloon caps (I just accepted mine after one of my classmates hand it to me). Most of us also had our faces painted with black and orange streaks, a symbol of our unwavering team spirit.
It was also a classmate who brought the face paint, and I asked one of my friends to put it on my face.
A Day to Remember
The event was more than just a school activity. It was a reminder of how teamwork and unity enhance our student experience, making it more memorable. Seeing my classmates happy, hearing our department's collective cheers, and feeling proud to be part of something greater made it a day to remember.
Days like these remind us that learning extends beyond the classroom as we further our psychology education.
It involves forming connections, cherishing special moments together, and experiencing the joy of being part of a community that offers encouragement and support.