Boy's Brigades' Awards Day

I earned my White and Green Badges this year but
my old school Boy's Brigade will hold their BB only
compulsory for their own students next year, so if I want to
continue BB I'll have to continue at my new school........ T.T
difficult to see my old school friends next time.

These are my old school friends in BB. From left to right:
Jeremy, Ming Cheng, Le Chi, and HenryChay(me.)

We prensented a song " Heal The World" on the stage.

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