CISS Little Heroes Below Zero Degree

Every winter when everything is frozen, it is a good time for CISS students to start playing ice hockey.

Ice hockey originated in Canada. In 1855, Kingston, Canada, began a popular ice game, participants with skates tied to their feet and curved sticks in hand, on the frozen lake, and they chase to hit the ball made of log piece, with two upright wooden poles as the goal, and hit the ball into the goal. This is the previous version of the modern game of ice hockey.            

People’s natural preference for speed and ball games makes ice hockey, which combines these two features, has its own unique charm. Children’s love of ice hockey is different from that of adults. For them, this often comes from the heart of the simplest idea, that is to feel the winter, feel the smooth feeling on the ice, get close to nature, feel the fresh air outside, and feel the joy of playing on the ice!

In the ice hockey class of CISS, the students put on the protective gear, under the guidance of Mr. Paul, go onto the ice to start training! During practice, Mr. Paulo teaches his students the systematic way to play ice hockey! A long pole, two-edged skates, intercepting, defending... A competition on the ice is in full bloom!

In this way, passion for hockey is sparkling on the ice, accompanied by the warm winter sun, the fresh mountain air, the children's laughter echoing in the mountains!

In this unusual winter, against the backdrop of the epidemic, it is necessary to choose a safe and healthy outdoor exercise for the physical and mental development for students. Children can not only exercise, strengthen the body, but also it is pleasant to body and mind, release energy, help promote children's brain development. Let’s experience the fun of ice sports!