Attend International Student Conference at Nairong University
Five public high school students 1 Turns (HEAVY) has left for the Land of White Elephants to attend a Nairong International Student Conference event (NISC) or international student conferences, last Saturday (23/7). The sending of these five students is expected to be able to bring the good name of the school and Banyuwangi, especially on the international stage.
The five students are Alna Syefira Zalzabila, Yulieta Dhiva M.E, Ahmad Rifky Inderawan and Yedijah Jose Endragon, all of whom are still in class XI. Meanwhile, Amalia Rosy is the only student in class XII.
They are accompanied by a teacher, Ahmad Imron and a guardian of students, Inneke. The international student conference was held by a university in Thailand, namely Nairong University from today to date 29 next July. All activities are centered at the Avenue Hotel, Bangkok.
The activities they will take part in include Thai and international inter-student conferences with the theme "The Future Society, ready"? Besides that, the five SMAGI students will take part in various competitions held in the country of the White Elephant.
Among others, speech contest or speech contest in English. Second, poster competition and the third is a local cultural performance competition. There is also an entrepreneurship competition, where each delegation, in this case a representative from SMAGI, can introduce and sell souvenirs from student entrepreneurship.
Head of SMAGI Banyuwangi, Mujib said, for local cultural performance competition or culture dance, SMAGI delegation will perform the Gandrung Seblang Lukinto dance. While the souvenirs that were brought were key chains and gandrung dolls, Banyuwangi batik to udeng typical of the Osing people.
The participation of five students from SMAGI to Thailand is expected to be able to make SMAGI in the future more of a reference school, especially in Banyuwangi. ”Three high school programs 1 The main giri is drug free, digital society school dan go international,Mujib said.
The drug-free program has also been carried out by the school which is located at Jalan HOS Cokroaminoto on the first day of school.. In that test, none of them tested positive for drugs.
Interesting, in this case SMAGI is the first and only school to conduct drug tests in Banyuwangi district on prospective students. Not only that, for digital society schools SMAGI has also implemented a student and teacher attendance system in the form of face detect, namely using face detection as an attendance.
This is also the first thing in Banyuwangi and received appreciation from the Minister of Empowerment of the State Apparatus (Menpan). SMAGI student participation in NISC, Thailand is an activity that also aims to welcome the Go International program. hope, In the future, SMAGI can participate more intensely in other international activities.
“We are targeted to be able to participate in international events up to five times in the next year, he said. Thus, what Mujib and the SMAGI teacher board have prepared is to collect data, selecting and recruiting students who are interested, potential and have high skills for the go international program.
"None of this would have been achieved without the intervention of committees and student guardians who directly participate in the success of all SMAGI programs,Mujib concluded. (radar)
