One afternoon, three acts
Every student belongs to a block, every block works in small groups, and every group builds one real thing in English.
The campus turns into an exhibition: photo walls, student businesses, printed zines, mini documentaries. Groups host their booths and explain their work in English.
A group whose card is red IS a stage act. Plays, a live quiz, music, stories, performed live and MC'd in English.
Best English Moment, Best Teamwork, People's Choice by audience ballot, and the Judges' Grand Prize.
Your card is your group
The cards are out. Every group holds one printed project card, and the same card sits beside the group on the board below: what you make, what visitors see on the day. Under each group, seven rungs show how far the project has climbed. Cards come in six suits, plus the red stage acts. Reprint a card
The race to 19 September
Recorded preparation progress: card, topic, check-ins, plan, draft, rehearsal and show-ready. These records are preserved as submitted, not a final event score.
The archived board
Four blocks, the way the school runs: weekday or weekend, morning or evening. Students appear by their English names, each group beside its card. Tap any rung to see what it means. The event is complete, so check-ins, topics and teacher edits are closed.
Crew and openers
Welcome desk, ushers, and the People's Choice ballot count.
The opening act of stage hour.