Date: 10th July 10
Venue: MPSJ Stadium
Time: 8am-2pm.
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Sign up at the leo board in school!
Saturday, May 29, 2010
37th MULTIPLE DISTRICT 308 LEO FORUM 2010!!
Excited For Forum?? :D
Well you should be, cause it's gonna be BIGGER & WAY BETTER this time round!! This year's forum is a fusion of an exploding "HATTERS" FELLOWSHIP NITE, OSCARS BANQUET NITE & the much anticipated BLIND LEADING THE BLIND project awareness!!
Can't imagine what Leo Forum this year is gonna be like? How about a blast from the past? Take a look at the pictures below. All of which were taken during our past Leo Forums :)
Leo Forum 2008 (Ipoh,Perak)
Starlight Night!
Leo Forum 2009 (Penang)
Super Heroes Night 2009!
There is just so much in store for all of you this year!! So, don't miss it! For more detailed information, please refer to the Forum Programme below.
Well you should be, cause it's gonna be BIGGER & WAY BETTER this time round!! This year's forum is a fusion of an exploding "HATTERS" FELLOWSHIP NITE, OSCARS BANQUET NITE & the much anticipated BLIND LEADING THE BLIND project awareness!!
Can't imagine what Leo Forum this year is gonna be like? How about a blast from the past? Take a look at the pictures below. All of which were taken during our past Leo Forums :)
Leo Forum 2008 (Ipoh,Perak)
Starlight Night!
Leo Forum 2009 (Penang)
Super Heroes Night 2009!
There is just so much in store for all of you this year!! So, don't miss it! For more detailed information, please refer to the Forum Programme below.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
GENERAL MEETING
Date: 4th June
Time: 1.00-2.30pm
Place: Bilik kuliah
Wear your Leo t-shirt with vest/blazer.
Compulsory for ALL the Form 3, 4 and 5 Leos to come
Please be punctual
ps- To all form 5s, ita gonna be your last meeting! Do come and join us :D
pss- Its Jaishree's last meeting too
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
A report on "Walk For Children: One Malaysia"
On the 22nd of May, 8 Leos and 5 other Assuntarians took part in the Walk For Children: One Malaysia event organized by the International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL). The event was organized to raise money for Shelter Home. The Leos and Assuntarians gathered at Lake Gardens, Kuala Lumpur at 8 am for the event. We registered ourselves and got a free t-shirt that was themed for the cause and went to the main area for some warm up sessions led by Get Active Personal Fitness.
Then the walk started at 9.26 am and we went our separate ways as there were different routes which were, 3 km, 5km, and 1 km (handicap friendly) routes. Most of the Leos and Assuntarians finished the walk in an hour, and we went and got some light beverages supplied there as we cooled ourselves down. The weather was not on our side, as it poured heavily soon after that. But that did not stop us from having fun.
Even though the rain was pouring heavily, there were many interesting performances lined up starting with the cultural show sponsored by the Ministry of Tourism, followed by the ISKL band "The Sects", the ISKL Singers, and ISKL breakdancing group the "Soul Bratz". The performances were mind blowing and the event ended by a performance by rappers Caprice and Te'Xtrano.
We said our byes after we were done, and departed at 1.24 pm. Despite the rain, the Leos and Assuntarians gave positive feedbacks and they hope that more events like this would take place.
Prepared by,
Leo Bue Lim
Then the walk started at 9.26 am and we went our separate ways as there were different routes which were, 3 km, 5km, and 1 km (handicap friendly) routes. Most of the Leos and Assuntarians finished the walk in an hour, and we went and got some light beverages supplied there as we cooled ourselves down. The weather was not on our side, as it poured heavily soon after that. But that did not stop us from having fun.
Even though the rain was pouring heavily, there were many interesting performances lined up starting with the cultural show sponsored by the Ministry of Tourism, followed by the ISKL band "The Sects", the ISKL Singers, and ISKL breakdancing group the "Soul Bratz". The performances were mind blowing and the event ended by a performance by rappers Caprice and Te'Xtrano.
We said our byes after we were done, and departed at 1.24 pm. Despite the rain, the Leos and Assuntarians gave positive feedbacks and they hope that more events like this would take place.
Prepared by,
Leo Bue Lim
Report on Teacher's Day Gifts 2010
Report on Teacher’s Day Gifts 2010
On the 13th and 14th May 2010, some of the Leo members stayed back in school to help out with the preparations for the gifts to teacher’s in conjunction with Teacher’s Day that was held on the 17th May 2010. There were around 10 Leo’s who voluntarily stayed back. The location this project was held was in one of the classes in Mutiara Top. This project was held on Thursday at 1.30pm until 3.30pm and on Friday from 1.30pm until 2.30pm.
This project was held not only to prepare gifts for the teachers but it also helped the form 4 Leo’s know more about the Form 3 Leo’s. The gifts prepared were black and blue pens and a ferrero rocher. In each pen, a note was slipped into it saying Happy Teacher’s Day. Then, the pens and the ferrero rocher were wrapped beautifully in different coloured crepe paper. Lastly, a poem that was printed out by Leo Loshni was pasted on each and every gift. There were also two special gifts made for two of our teacher advisors for the Leo Club, Pn. Suguna and Pn. Nurul Aini. The gifts were glass board with quotes and decorated with glass painting.
There are 105 teacher’s in SMK Assunta including morning session teacher’s, afternoon session teacher’s and definitely not forgetting the administrators. The amount of gifts wrapped was 120 just incase there were any new trainee teacher’s that would be entering on Teacher’s Day. The pens and ferrero rocher was bought on the 12th May 2010 by Leo Grace Keow. The cost prices for all the gifts were approximately RM 150. There were some items sponsored by some of the Leo members. For example, Leo Loshni sponsored the printing of the notes and the poems and Leo Grace sponsored some of the Ferrero Rocher and also the crepe paper.
On Teacher’s Day which fell on the 17th May 2010, some of the Leo’s came to school early to place the gifts on every teacher’s desk. Even a non-Leo help out which is Cassandra. Most of the teacher’s seem glad to see a present for them on their desk. Pn. Hong’s gift was specially wrapped with more colourful crepe paper than the other teacher’s as she is the principle of SMK Assunta. We had to get permission from the clerk in the office before entering the administrator’s offices.
Last but not least, we placed the two special gifts for each of our special teacher advisors. There were 10 gifts left as we bought extra. Miraculously, we were not wrong when we said that new trainee teachers would be entering on that day as there was one new trainee teacher that did. All the hard work done by the Leo’s that stayed back has definitely not gone to waste because we could see that in the teacher’s faces that they really appreciated the gifts.
This project definitely went well as all teachers received a gift. Gifts like this should definitely be given out to all teachers especially the teacher’s advisors to show the teacher’s how much we really appreciate all their hard work and struggle that they had to go through to teach us as students. I hope gifts like this would be given out for the following year.
Thank you.
Report prepared by, 20th May 2010.
SALIZA BONO
On the 13th and 14th May 2010, some of the Leo members stayed back in school to help out with the preparations for the gifts to teacher’s in conjunction with Teacher’s Day that was held on the 17th May 2010. There were around 10 Leo’s who voluntarily stayed back. The location this project was held was in one of the classes in Mutiara Top. This project was held on Thursday at 1.30pm until 3.30pm and on Friday from 1.30pm until 2.30pm.
This project was held not only to prepare gifts for the teachers but it also helped the form 4 Leo’s know more about the Form 3 Leo’s. The gifts prepared were black and blue pens and a ferrero rocher. In each pen, a note was slipped into it saying Happy Teacher’s Day. Then, the pens and the ferrero rocher were wrapped beautifully in different coloured crepe paper. Lastly, a poem that was printed out by Leo Loshni was pasted on each and every gift. There were also two special gifts made for two of our teacher advisors for the Leo Club, Pn. Suguna and Pn. Nurul Aini. The gifts were glass board with quotes and decorated with glass painting.
There are 105 teacher’s in SMK Assunta including morning session teacher’s, afternoon session teacher’s and definitely not forgetting the administrators. The amount of gifts wrapped was 120 just incase there were any new trainee teacher’s that would be entering on Teacher’s Day. The pens and ferrero rocher was bought on the 12th May 2010 by Leo Grace Keow. The cost prices for all the gifts were approximately RM 150. There were some items sponsored by some of the Leo members. For example, Leo Loshni sponsored the printing of the notes and the poems and Leo Grace sponsored some of the Ferrero Rocher and also the crepe paper.
On Teacher’s Day which fell on the 17th May 2010, some of the Leo’s came to school early to place the gifts on every teacher’s desk. Even a non-Leo help out which is Cassandra. Most of the teacher’s seem glad to see a present for them on their desk. Pn. Hong’s gift was specially wrapped with more colourful crepe paper than the other teacher’s as she is the principle of SMK Assunta. We had to get permission from the clerk in the office before entering the administrator’s offices.
Last but not least, we placed the two special gifts for each of our special teacher advisors. There were 10 gifts left as we bought extra. Miraculously, we were not wrong when we said that new trainee teachers would be entering on that day as there was one new trainee teacher that did. All the hard work done by the Leo’s that stayed back has definitely not gone to waste because we could see that in the teacher’s faces that they really appreciated the gifts.
This project definitely went well as all teachers received a gift. Gifts like this should definitely be given out to all teachers especially the teacher’s advisors to show the teacher’s how much we really appreciate all their hard work and struggle that they had to go through to teach us as students. I hope gifts like this would be given out for the following year.
Thank you.
Report prepared by, 20th May 2010.
SALIZA BONO
Thursday, May 13, 2010
To all Incoming Leos
- Please get your court shoes as soon as possible. Once you have it, bring it to school and let Grace (4Sc2) or Saliza (4Sc3) have a look at it. Come see either one of us by 21st May 2010 (before exams start).
- Your court shoes must be black, full covered court shoes, it must not have heels more than 2 inches (max 2 inches), no PVC material or shiny material, no stones or outstanding designs and make sure the tip of your shoes is not too pointed
- Please pay RM 15 to Carmen Ng (4Sc2) by 21st May2010 for your nametag and collar badge. Late payments will be charged a fine.
do see any of us if you have any doubts or questions you need to clarify.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Walk for Children
Place: Lake Gardens, KL
Date: 22nd May
Day: Saturday
Date: 22nd May
Day: Saturday
Starts at 7.30 am - 12.30pm!
Registration fee: RM 15
Registration fee: RM 15
Get your registration slip from Leo Eva Chen at 4 Sc 2! :)
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Report on the Visit to the High-5 Bread Town
On the 19th of February 2009, the Leo club of SMK Assunta had a visit to the High-5 bread town in Shah Alam, Selangor. The trip was accompanied by 23 Leos and 14 children from Precious Home Orphanages and also 2 teacher advisers. The trip was from 8.30am until 11.00 am.
First on the agenda was, all the Leos gathered at the school bus stop at 8.00am for attendance and briefing on the children that were accompanying us in this visit. We left from the school at about approximately 8.45 am and were on our way to Precious Home near MBPJ Library. All the Leos were assigned a kid and were tasked to get to know each other for a small quiz about each other.
At about 9.00am, we reached the HIGH-5 Bread Town. Everyone gathered at the entrance and was brought in my one of the guides that was entitled to take us on the tour. First, she took us to a room and showed us a slide show presentation on the history of bread making. In. the slide show they showed how the bread of the past has been made into bread that we now eat.
After the slide show presentation, the tour guide took us into a tunnel that was showing us the history of bread factory from one era to another in semi-live version. We were in the tunnel for almost 15-20 minutes approximately. After that, we were shown the way bread was making in today's society. We saw how machines were used to make, bake and even pack the bread. It was very interesting and enjoyable to watch.
After that, we were taken to a part of the factory where we could play with the dough of the bread and feel the texture of it and even buy souvenirs. After we enjoying ourselves to the maximum level, the tour guide gave us each a bag of high bread in all sorts of flavours and types. At the end of the day we snapped photographs of everyone to commemorate our day. We left the Bread town at about 10.30am and reached back at school at about 11am. We were not very tired, but still enjoyed our day.
Reported by,
Leo Charlotte Andrea
First on the agenda was, all the Leos gathered at the school bus stop at 8.00am for attendance and briefing on the children that were accompanying us in this visit. We left from the school at about approximately 8.45 am and were on our way to Precious Home near MBPJ Library. All the Leos were assigned a kid and were tasked to get to know each other for a small quiz about each other.
At about 9.00am, we reached the HIGH-5 Bread Town. Everyone gathered at the entrance and was brought in my one of the guides that was entitled to take us on the tour. First, she took us to a room and showed us a slide show presentation on the history of bread making. In. the slide show they showed how the bread of the past has been made into bread that we now eat.
After the slide show presentation, the tour guide took us into a tunnel that was showing us the history of bread factory from one era to another in semi-live version. We were in the tunnel for almost 15-20 minutes approximately. After that, we were shown the way bread was making in today's society. We saw how machines were used to make, bake and even pack the bread. It was very interesting and enjoyable to watch.
After that, we were taken to a part of the factory where we could play with the dough of the bread and feel the texture of it and even buy souvenirs. After we enjoying ourselves to the maximum level, the tour guide gave us each a bag of high bread in all sorts of flavours and types. At the end of the day we snapped photographs of everyone to commemorate our day. We left the Bread town at about 10.30am and reached back at school at about 11am. We were not very tired, but still enjoyed our day.
Reported by,
Leo Charlotte Andrea
A Report on Lung Foundation Bazaar
On Saturday 28th of March, the Leo club of Assunta headed to Kampung Sungai Penchala to join the Lung Foundation Bazaar to raise funds for Lung Cancer patients. This was a joint project with the Interact club of Assunta. We set up a stall at the ZA Studio and did nail art, henna and hairspray to raise funds. Our stall donated a total amount amount of RM193.80 to the Lung Foundation of Malaysia.
We arrived there around 8.30am and started to set up our stall. All us us worked together to set up the stall by displaying the nail paints, henna and hair sprays on the given table. After 15 minutes, we finished setting up the stall and visitors slowly started to come.
At 9.30am, there were many visitors walking around to see what every stall was selling to raise funds. Children and parents walked by our stall and came with coupons to get hairspray, henna paint and nail painting.
Then, we changed shift at 12pm. The next batch of Leos and Interactors took over the stall while some of us took a break. Each of them were in-charge of different things. Many people visited out stall and our past prime minister attended the bazaar. Around 4pm, everything started to slow down and the crowd got smaller. One hour later, we started to pack up.
After we finished packing up, we all went home happily. This was a great day and each of us had enjoyed in the bazaar and also gained many experiences throughout this project. We are glad to know that with every penny we donate, we are helping another individual.
Prepared by,
Natalie Yaw
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