30 Jan 2026
Jamboree 2026 was nothing short of a stellar experience for me. It was my first time being part of Jamboree, and frankly I enjoyed being part of Team Endura. I was one of the Rivers, and Team River was a curious, bubbly, and close-knit team. In fact, we were all a close-knit team. The narration was spot-on. The elements, including the wastes, nailed it on stage, with vigor and grace. Of course, we cannot forget the students who displayed their raw, natural theater skills that set the stage alive and relatable. Endura shared a simple yet beautiful message, in a simple yet colorful way. A very big shoutout to every teacher and student-volunteer involved in the play, the drafting of the script, the practice sessions, the preparation of the props and costumes, and the make-up!The stellar reason Endura was a magical play is because of the props. Our school’s teachers and students began working on this from Day One. The props are meticulously impressive and extremely realistic, which is a fantastic reflection of SIS’s creativity.
The stellar reason Endura was a magical play is because of the props. Our school’s teachers and students began working on this from Day One. The props are meticulously impressive and extremely realistic, which is a fantastic reflection of SIS’s creativity.
The rocks that were adorned for the SOILS were made from waste paper balls, painted in earthy shades. The EARTH’s haloes were reused cardboard. The RIVER’s aquatic life was glittered by hand. The trash used by the STUDENTS, as well as the stunning outfits of our three WASTES were the result of timely contribution by our students and the artistry of our staff.
Not to mention that the students and staff worked tirelessly for the life-like globe, the mountain and the rocks. No words can express the gratitude to every staff and student volunteer who helped to design, fix, and paint these props. We, nevertheless, had fun in creating these!