On September 10th, Teachers' Day, the entire Sendelta campus was filled with the warm feeling of gratitude. Students had secretly prepared in advance, presenting their most sincere wishes to teachers through heartfelt gifts.

Some classes carefully selected yarn bouquets with class funds ahead of time. These ever-lasting "flowers" carry the children's long-standing respect for their teachers. Other classes prepared fresh flowers and greeting cards for students, allowing them to write down their sincere thoughts and give them to their favorite teachers.

What's more, a grade showed great creativity by preparing small succulent plants and handwritten greeting cards for teachers. Succulents were chosen because they symbolize tenacious companionship and quiet growth—they are like the teachers' diligent care day after day, and also like the students' gradual accumulation on their academic journey.

When the students held bouquets and greeting cards, smiled, and said "Happy Teachers' Day" to their teachers, this simple gesture was full of pure gratitude. Thanks to this mutual warmth, this Teachers' Day was especially touching.