David’s P.O.V.
Nothing could beat the happiness that Helena and I felt when our project proposal passed the criteria of Mrs. Cheng. The higher office even congratulated us for putting our efforts together, and that was the main reason we were now here at Teraza Aculla for our Annual Camp.
Since it was declared signal number one across the area, the school decided that only Junior and Senior students would be allowed to join us. The whole thing wasn’t almost pushed through because of the bad weather, but the students—mostly the Juniors, did not give up on persuading the teachers because they badly needed to experience this type of excursion.
This would be a one-of-a-kind team-building project that would measure the students’ different strategies, analytical skills, body strength, and tru
