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The first Sunday in July, there’s a yearly Scotland Highland Sports Competition (Cupar Stop) to be held on the play ground which is next to Elmwood College.
The picture above shows the opening procession of the Sports Competition with the guard of honor of the traditional Scottish bagpipes.
Scotland Highland Sports Competition’s “Talent Show”, which is the traditional highland sword dance!
The little queen of Scotland highland sword dance: “falling fairy”
The Chinese delegation of Elmwood College participated in this Highland Sports Competition.
President of the Sports Competion (the third one on the left) warmly welcomed the Chinese delegation to Scotland.
The compulsory course: golf event organization and management
Carefully pre-event guidance: theory and practice combination
Exchange opinions and share playing experiences
Lecturers of golf event organization and managemen, really extraordinary! Friendship first, competition second!
“Elite Cup” China - Scotland Golf Competition: China, play up! The joy of success!
Cultural exchange and happiness sharing
Scottish and Chinese lecturers and students celebrated together the Chinese New Year.
On 10th, 11th July 2006, International Department lecturers of Elmwood College: Brian Bayne, Ian Butcher and Shirley Ouyang led Chinese students to visit Royal Dornoch Golf Club, which is located in Scotland highland with more than 400 years history. Above shows the photo taken with the General Manager of club Mr. John.
General Manager Mr. John introduced to Chinese friends the history and development of Royal Dornoch Golf Club.
  On the Royal Dornoch Golf Course, Elmwood’s experienced lecturers Mr. Ian Butcher gave a detailed explanation of golf course design, construction, fairway and grass characteristics.
Interpreter and preacher he is!
 
Relax and enjoy!
Study is over, a proper balance is struck between work and rest!
 
On 10 th, 11 th July 2006, the Chinese group visited Scotland Highland Balmoral Castle which belongs to the Queen of U.K..
The beautiful Balmoral Castle
Scenery is nice, feeling is pretty nice!
Loch Ness in Scotland Highland
On 18th July 2006, lecturers and students of Elmwood College visited the most famous Golf Resort in U.K. and got a friendly competition in Gleneagle Golf Club where the 2005’ G8 Summit was held.
The feeling of victory is so good!
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