‘A total eye-opener’


Farhad (left) and his group member presenting their work at the student workshop.

“PICK it up, read it out, fold it up...” – as the instructions rang out to the beat of a tambourine, the English language teachers responded in excitement, each carrying out the actions with a sheet of newspaper in hand.

It was a Saturday morning yet the 46 participants who turned up at the workshop were all eyes and ears, ready to take in all they could from The Star’s Newspaper-in-Education (Star-NiE) freelance consultant trainer Lucille Dass.

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