Grade 10 and 8 Rocks the Night with Fashionable Clothes


                  Grade 10 and Grade 8 rocks their fabulous creation at the Vocational Fair: Fashion Show 2017 last November 24. Grade 10 rocks it with their handmade five different genres of clothes while Grade 8 showcases their handmade ancient costumes.

                 This serves as their performance tasks for each of their majors, like, dressmaking and cookery. They showcased this through a vocational fair.

                "This is a good way of showing each of the students forte." Dr. Uy, Asian College of Technology principal, said.

                The school's SSG organized this activity for their fellow batch mates and school mates.

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