Bellati Cheerleading Competition: Penghu Marine Wins Class A Special Excellence, Inclusive Education Shines
Penghu Marine and Fishery Vocational High School's cheerleading team won "Class A Special Excellence" and "Best Action Skill Award" at the 32nd Bellati Intellectual Disability Cheerleading Competition, showcasing the success of inclusive education.
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Central News Agency, Penghu County, April 26:
National Penghu Marine and Fishery Vocational High School today participated in the "32nd Bellati Intellectual Disability Cheerleading Competition," standing out from fierce competition among schools nationwide to win "Class A Special Excellence" and "Best Action Skill Award" in the high school/vocational school group, embodying the achievements of inclusive education and diverse talent development.
The "32nd Bellati Intellectual Disability Cheerleading Competition" was grandly held today on Democracy Boulevard at the National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall in Taipei City, attracting excellent teams from across the nation. Penghu Marine's principal Yan Jia-he personally led three teachers and seven students to participate in Taiwan.
Principal Yan Jia-he stated that it is truly commendable for students from the Penghu outlying island to achieve such excellent results amidst fierce competition from high schools and vocational schools nationwide, performing with neat and steady movements and full confidence on stage. He emphasized that behind every movement is the accumulation of continuous effort and perseverance, and witnessing the students from the outlying island radiating confidence and a never-give-up spirit on stage was deeply moving.
Penghu Marine pointed out that the cheerleading team's outstanding performance not only demonstrates the students' potential and teamwork spirit but also embodies the school's long-term efforts in promoting inclusive education and diverse talent development. In the future, the school will continue to promote diverse learning and inclusive education, providing students with more opportunities to showcase their talents and shine through participation in competitions, allowing them to step out of the classroom and demonstrate their self-worth, enhance confidence, and achieve a sense of accomplishment on a larger stage.
National Penghu Marine and Fishery Vocational High School today participated in the "32nd Bellati Intellectual Disability Cheerleading Competition," standing out from fierce competition among schools nationwide to win "Class A Special Excellence" and "Best Action Skill Award" in the high school/vocational school group, embodying the achievements of inclusive education and diverse talent development.
The "32nd Bellati Intellectual Disability Cheerleading Competition" was grandly held today on Democracy Boulevard at the National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall in Taipei City, attracting excellent teams from across the nation. Penghu Marine's principal Yan Jia-he personally led three teachers and seven students to participate in Taiwan.
Principal Yan Jia-he stated that it is truly commendable for students from the Penghu outlying island to achieve such excellent results amidst fierce competition from high schools and vocational schools nationwide, performing with neat and steady movements and full confidence on stage. He emphasized that behind every movement is the accumulation of continuous effort and perseverance, and witnessing the students from the outlying island radiating confidence and a never-give-up spirit on stage was deeply moving.
Penghu Marine pointed out that the cheerleading team's outstanding performance not only demonstrates the students' potential and teamwork spirit but also embodies the school's long-term efforts in promoting inclusive education and diverse talent development. In the future, the school will continue to promote diverse learning and inclusive education, providing students with more opportunities to showcase their talents and shine through participation in competitions, allowing them to step out of the classroom and demonstrate their self-worth, enhance confidence, and achieve a sense of accomplishment on a larger stage.