Autism Charity Gala
This event explores how youth-led public gatherings can rally support for marginalised communities. I served as host and oversaw the full programme of the charity gala. The event raised 149,126 yuan in donations for autistic communities.
The banner behind the stage read 绽放不一样的你 — bloom in a way that is not like the rest. Everything in the evening was arranged around that idea: a room of students who came to watch, and then stayed to give.
House Captain (Thunderbird)
I held the position of House Captain for Thunderbird. The year held two very different kinds of work: standing on a stage in front of the whole school, and standing in a room filling boxes with other people.
Both were about being responsible for a group that had to deliver something — on a Saturday morning, and again at the end of it.
Student Ambassador
As a student representative, my job was to help the school recruit. I stood in front of families who were deciding whether to send their children here, and told them what studying here is actually like — the courses, the clubs, the ordinary rhythm of a school day, from someone who is living it.
That meant sitting down with prospective students for interviews, answering their questions one at a time, and giving parents the practical answers they were really asking: what the day looks like, what support exists, what comes after it. The slide behind the panel read 托举梦想，陪伴成长 — let dreams, accompany growth, which is a fair description of the job.
