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Global Citizens

Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary) . PL Epistle . March - June 2008 . vol.24 no.2

Matt 5:16 “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in Heaven.”

not only attended lessons in music and drama but also had the opportunity to visit a dim sum factory.

While the school sees the importance of developing the minds of pupils and imparting soft skills to them, we also recognise that our pupils need to be mentally, physically and emotionally robust to face the changes and challenges in the world.

In PLMGS(S), all pupils from Sec 1 to Sec 3 attend the annual training camps to develop their leadership potential. This is in line with the school’s belief that every child can be a leader in her own right.

This year, the Sec 1s had the ‘I-Discover’ Camp to discover their potential and strengths.The Sec 2 ‘We Conquer!’ camp held at Jalan Bahtera aimed at building resilience and ruggedness in pupils. Likewise, at the Sec 3 ‘We Overcome’ camp held at the MOE Adventure Centre, pupils learned skills like abseiling, rock climbing and kayaking.

In PLMGS(S), we take pride in our Performing Arts groups. The band put on the Emmanuel VII Concert in April and this was followed by the Guitar Concert 'Tehillim' in June. Once again, these concerts testified to the hard work and dedication of both the staff and pupils.

Our PLMGS(S) choir also did the school proud by clinching a Gold Award in the New York Choral Festival held at the prestigious Carnegie Hall in April. Truly, God has blessed our girls with many talents and abilities.

As the Psalmist declares in Psalm 119:105, ̀ God’s word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path.’ May we ask of God that even as we seek to draw near to Him, He will continue to illuminate our path so that we can be a beacon to our school and community.

Ms Rebekah TanVice Principal

In the twinkling of an eye, the second term came and whizzed by. It was yet another eventful term for the school, one that was peppered with many exciting activities and programmes ranging from the annual Sports Day and Cross-Country, the leadership training camps for the different groups and cohorts of pupils,

the overseas immersion trips to the musical concerts put on by our band and guitar girls.

As the world becomes more globalised and as it evolves into an increasingly borderless society, the need for schools to develop pupils to become global citizens becomes imperative. PLMGS(S) has, over the years, intensified the organisation of overseas school trips, be it for cultural immersion as part of community involvement projects, CCA related programmes or subject-related field trips. These trips have certainly enriched our girls’ experiential learning and helped them to appreciate the fact that they have been blessed with much.

In May this year, four overseas trips were conducted. They were the Humanities Overseas Field Trip to New Zealand, the Humanities Overseas Trip cum Twinning Programme to Solo, Indonesia, the Aesthetics Overseas Field Trip to Hong Kong, and the Mother Tongue Cultural Immersion Trip to Negeri Sembilan.

It was indeed heartening to see our teachers from different Departments coming together to plan programmes that were inter-disciplinary in nature, to help our pupils apply their knowledge across the different subject areas. A case in point is the Aesthetics Overseas Field Trip to Hong Kong which was conducted from 2-8 June. Pupils

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PuPils' learninG aCtivities

new York Choral Festival

learning Journey to negeri sembilan

PlMGs(s) choir - One voice - participated in the 2008 new York Choral Festival held at the prestigious Carnegie Hall from 20-22 april. they were the only singapore choir group which participated in the festival this year. the choir attended a choral workshop and performed at a Presbyterian church. they gained a wealth of experience in new York and did the school as well as singapore proud by clinching a Gold award. to God be the glory!

Winners all at Carnegie Hall

educational trip to new Zealand26 pupils from sec 1 to sec 3 together with Mrs selina lum, Mrs Judy Wong and Ms Hazelin embarked on an educational trip to New Zealand from 23-31 May. The pupils benefited from their interaction with an environmental scientist even as he guided them through activites such as beach profiling at Mt Maunganui, river and landforms studies at Mclaren Falls Park and volcanic studies at the Whakarewarewa geothermal reserve. they had the opportunity to look at geographical features such as the plunge pools, geysers and tombolos.they learned about innovative practices employed in the production process of the kiwi fruit. they also did their part in conserving the environment by planting native trees such as the flax and manuka trees.at the school immersion programme at aquinas College, our pupils were paired with pupils from aquinas even as they attended lessons there. in return, our pupils organised an exhibition highlighting the Malay, Chinese and indian cultures, traditional games and attractions in singapore. they also immersed themselves in the Maori culture as they spent one night in a marae (community hall). they ate food the Maoris love, learned how to weave flax and even had a go at the traditional dances of their hosts! CIP Conservation - planting of flax and manuka trees

River studies at McLaren Falls

A mock wedding ceremony

Pupil and teacher participants with our guide

the 3-day trip from 28-30 May allowed our pupils to experience the Malay kampong lifestyle and to learn about Malay culture and traditional handicrafts. We stayed at the homes of our host families and had the chance to converse in the Malay language.

We enjoyed playing traditional games such as congkak and ‘coconut bowling’ and trying our hand at handicrafts such as basket weaving. We also had a chance to experience kampong fishing, visit a goat farm and cook traditional dishes. We experimented with the traditional musical instruments of the Minangkabau such as the gong and rebana and had a go at the traditional dance.

On the second night, all of us wore traditional costumes to attend a mock wedding ceremony and to perform a dance and music item. it was certainly an enriching experience.

Christine Jeremiah (1-8a)

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PuPils' lEARNiNG ACTiViTiEs

Lunch time

Dim sum workshopPLMGS(S) with Kiangsu-Chekiang College staff and pupils

arts @ Hong Kong

18 pupils from sec 1 to sec 4, together with Mrs emily Jacob, Mr victor Go, Mdm Zalena and Ms Pearl lee went on a Cultural cum twinning programme to singapore PiaGet academy (sPa) in solo, indonesia from 27 May – 3 June. the team had a cultural exchange with pupils at sPa and organised activities for a village school at Candisari as part of their overseas CiP. the team also visited historical sites such as Mt. Merapi and Borobudur and observed textile production on an industrial visit to sritext. During this trip, national education and social emotional learning Competencies (sel) were emphasised. it was indeed a memorable trip and PlMGs(s) looks forward to hosting staff and pupils from sPa in 2009.

twinning Programme in solo, indonesia

A visit to historical Borobudur Mingling with villagers at Candisari

A group photo at SPA

27 pupils from sec 1 to sec 3 together with Mrs irene angullia, Ms srividya nair and Mrs Wong Yafang were in Hong Kong from 2-8 June to learn about culture and the arts in Hong Kong. the pupils had the opportunity to attend lessons in music, drama, Chinese language and home economics under a school immersion programme at Kiangsu-Chekiang College in shatin. the pupils also shared with the staff and pupils at the college about singapore’s culture and PlMGs(s). they attended a piano recital, participated in an art competition at repulse Bay, and visited the Bethany Film and television academy. there was also a dim sum workshop as well as a visit to a lao po bing (‘wife’s biscuit’) factory and victoria Peak. another highlight of the trip was the interaction with the residents at the Haven of Hope nursing Home as part of their overseas Community involvement Project (CiP).

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PuPils' lEARNiNG ACTiViTiEs

Youth Delegation trip to MalaccaFrom 18-21 May, i went on a Youth Delegation trip to Malacca with 13 other youths from various schools in singapore. this trip was truly an eye-opener and i had the opportunity to soak up the culture of Malacca. When we were there, we had the honour of meeting two ministers of Malaysia – Datuk idris Haron who is the Deputy Minister of Higher education and Datuk seri Mohd ali rustam who is the Chief Minister of Malacca. We also visited the World assembly of Youths (WaY) and st. Francis institution (sFi). at WaY, we discussed problems youths around the world face, such as cyberspace addiction. at sFi, a prestigious boys’ school in Malacca, we were given a tour around the campus.

Charity Kiew (3a1)

Our group at Cubic Integrated Manufacturing

robyn Yzelman (4a2), Charis low (4a1) and rachael Quah (4a1) represented singapore and PlMGs(s) in the Global Young leaders Conference held in Washington, D.C. and new York City in June. in this unique leadership development programme, outstanding young people from around the world learned from and exchanged ideas with some of the world's top business leaders, policy officials, lobbyists, journalists, diplomats and academics in the challenging and dynamic environments of Washington, D.C. and new York City.At the Abraham Lincoln Memorial with a friend

from the Cayman Islands

In front of Horan Hall

Global Young leaders Conference, usa

7 Malay language pupils were among the 350 pupils and guests who participated in the Malay Youth Forum on 15 March at ite College east. the Guest of Honour was Dr Muhammad Faishal ibrahim, MP for Marine Parade GrC, who together with others, shared how they got involved in volunteerism. During the Q&a session, it was evident that pupils wanted tips on balancing volunteer work and school work. i now have a better understanding of volunteerism and globalisation.

tessa natalia Hogan (4C1)

Malay Youth Forum – Globalisation & Youths

Malay Youth Forum

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PuPils' lEARNiNG ACTiViTiEs

4 Malay language pupils took part in the Berita Harian Journalist Workshop held on 29 March at the singapore Discovery Centre where seasoned journalists shared their experiences. We were also given guidance on how to write a newspaper article as well as tips on photography.

nur shakilah (4D2)

Berita Harian Journalist Workshop

Hard at work!

the modular leadership training programme is a series of workshops offered to pupils who have taken on leadership roles. The objective is to equip them with skills and knowledge that will aid them in fulfilling their leadership roles. the modules were conducted during the March and June holidays. The list of modules includes Leadership Empowerment, Self Leadership, Managing Teams, Managing Conflicts, energising teams, event Planning and Creative Problem solving. a special module - sports leaders’ training Module - is offered to pupils who are interested to lead in sports-related events.

Let’s plan as a teamCome…. join us !

students' science seminar

42 pupils from 3B1 and 3B2 participated in the students' science seminar - jointly organised by science Centre singapore, science teachers association of singapore and shell on 16 May. the aim of the seminar is to promote science education and attract mass participation by educators and students from Primary to Pre-university levels.

Happy dino fans

On fire for Science!

the theme of the seminar was 'energy: innovation and the environment'. Our pupils learned much from a speaker from senoko Power who addressed global warming and climate issues. they were also entertained by speakers from australia’s shell Questacon science Circus and their intriguing demonstrations.

Modular leadership training Programme

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PuPils' lEARNiNG ACTiViTiEssec 1 'I-Discover' Camp

sec 2 'We Conquer' Camp

this year’s sec 1 'i-Discover' camp was held from 16 – 18 May. the theme of the camp was F.u.n. - Friendship, unity and new mindsets. the camp aimed to help sec 1 pupils discover their leadership potential and forge new friendships. each day focused on one aspect of the theme of the camp. the camp included a day of games at sentosa. as for the sec 3 camp committee, they took home valuable organisational experiences and walked away with new friendships.

'We conquer'- a most fitting theme for the Sec 2 camp held at Jalan Bahtera on 23-25 June. the girls roughed it out and took part in activities like abseiling, tackling the high ropes, rockwall, zip line and kayaking. they also got their creative juices going preparing for their presentation during campfire. It was a precious time for the girls to learn more about themselves, conquer their fears and bond with girls from the various classes.

This is F.U.N.

Safety firstHungry, hungry, belly hungry...

Singspiration

Forging unity Outdoor games @ Sentosa

On 23 June, the sec 3s headed for MOe Changi Coast adventure Centre for a time of fun and learning outside our classrooms.the team-building games gave us an opportunity to get to know pupils from other classes. We tried out dragon boating and found that when we worked together, we were able to move very fast. We built a raft and also tackled the rockwall, the high ropes and many other challenging elements. through all these, we learnt to overcome our fears. another highlight of

seC 3 'We Overcome' Camp

Experiencing outdoor cooking

Jump for your life!

Keeping fit Taking the plunge

the day was the campfire. Though it rained, it did not dampen our spirits. We had a great time cheering for one another and showing our appreciation for the camp facilitators. it was an awesome experience.

amanda Giam (3a1) & rachel tan (3a3)

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Mega Camp127 student leaders, together with Ms Gan lay leng, Mrs sharon tng, Ms Kok lai Fong, Mr Desmond Pang, Mr victor Go and Ms Winnie liang were at Jeram Besu, Pahang, West Malaysia from 23-26 May for the Mega Camp.

through rugged activities like trekking and caving, the annual leadership camp aims to instil in the leaders from the Prefectorial Board, Peer lites and CCas the essential leadership skills. the participants were given ample opportunities to discover and explore their leadership potential.

student leaders bonded with one another, creating new synergy in the process.

Building bridges Caving Trekking to a waterfall

Exciting 4-wheel drive

PuPils' lEARNiNG ACTiViTiEs

PuPils' AChiEVEmENTs

in March, a team of prefects, who called themselves the Cybmouseer, organised a school-wide cyberwellness campaign - 'Cyber: Friend or Foe'. the week-long campaign aimed at creating greater awareness of the dangers lurking in the cyber world. Pupils participated in many activities including a quiz on cyberwellness. Prizes worth a total of $1000 were given out to the winners.

the team, under the mentorship of volunteers from touch Youth limited, then presented this campaign as an entry project at the national Youth Congress 2008 organised by the national Committee on Youth Guidance and rehabilitation and the national Youth Council in april. the team was delighted to be given the 'Most impactful Project' award by the panel of judges.

Assembly Talk

Presenting the project to Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Law & Ministry of Home Affairs,

Associate Professor Ho Peng Kee

Mrs Lee, Ms Gan, Mr Pang and PL participants at the National Youth Congress

national Youth Congress - Cyberwellness Campaign

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PuPils' AChiEVEmENTs

Pilot Pen national inter-school Badminton Championships

Girls' Brigade -Community Waypoint Challenge

sJaB Zonal First aid & Home nursing Competition

sun Mengjin (2.2B) came in third in the lower secondary category of the 2008 inter-school Chinese Creative Writing Competition jointly organised by the singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan, the Friday Weekly, singapore literary association and nan Chiau High school. Besides winning $100 cash, Mengjin's article was also published in the newly-launched 'sHHK Chinese literary awards' website.

Our ‘B’ Division team led by Captain Kuek Kewei, tiffany (4B1) and vice-Captain Poon Zhiying (3a2) emerged 4th while our ‘C’ Division team led by Captain tan Xueting, Jasmin (2-8a) and vice-Captain Ho Yuen Hwa, Deborah (2-4B) made it to the top 16 in the national Championships held from March to april.

in March, 3 teams represented PlMGs(s) in the Zonal First aid and Home nursing Competition. team 1 emerged 3rd in the overall competition and was awarded Best in Home nursing. the second team emerged 2nd and was awarded Best in Foot Drill and Best in CPr. the nursing adult team was the Overall Champion and was awarded Best in Home nursing. the nursing adult team also represented our school in the national First aid and Home nursing Competition. the team emerged 2nd in Home nursing Competition and 4th in the overall competition. they were also awarded Best in Foot Drill.

2 teams from the Girls' Brigade 4th Company (Pri) and (sec) participated in the Community Waypoint Challenge on 31 May, a national competition organised by the Girls’ Brigade HQ. teams had to solve puzzles at the various pit-stops around singapore. Both teams from the secondary and Primary clinched the gold awards.

'B' Division Prize-Giving day – Our ‘B’ Division after receiving their 4th placing medals at Toa Payoh Sports Hall.

Our team at RMUNC

Mengjin receiving the trophy from Ms Goh

The team with teachers and supporters

two teams led by robyn Yzelman (4a2) and Judith lam (4a3) took part in the Raffles Mock United Nations Conference (RMUNC) organised by Raffles Junior College from 28 - 30 May 2008. Together with their members, Charis low (4a1), rachel Ma (4a1), Charlene Poh (4B1), anisha d/o Premchand Primalani (3a2), Cheryl seah (3a2), Priscilla tan (2-1), shabbna Feroz Khan (2-1) and ruth lew (2-1), they discussed current world issues, and debated on how best to resolve the problems. Participants had to show a thorough understanding of the issues’ complexities. robyn won the Best Presentation award.

Raffles Mock United Nations Conference

inter-school Chinese Creative Writing Competition

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sChool EVENTssports Day – to run, to Win, to Glorify

Months of preparation, anticipation and act ive publ ic ity f inal ly culminated in Pl’s largest annual adrenaline-pumping event – sports Day 2008! a slight drizzle in the morning did not dampen our spirits. activities such as the Pl Family race and Mass run were well-received. exuberance was ubiquitous in the competitors, cheerleaders of the various Houses and everyone present.

Guest of Honour Mrs Tang Poh Kim giving away a medal

High Jump

The Korean martial arts of taekwondo Our international family

Nepalese Nitejsha and Zulu in their traditional costume

Mass Run

Winning smiles

‘Promoting Friendship through Sports.’this year’s celebration focused on how we can promote friendship through sports. esther lee and Phua su-ann (3a1) spoke on how our membership in asean and the hosting of the inaugural Youth Olympics Games are platforms for us to foster deeper friendship ties with our international friends.nitejsha Gurung (4e1) shared a traditional nepalese dance. indonesian Jessica tendi (4B1), a school badminton player, shared about her friendship with local pupils. south Koreans, Cho Ji Hee, Joo Mi roo (1-2) and Heo ram (1-3)

presented their country’s national sport, taekwondo, which was accompanied by a live demonstration by sheena lim (2.4), Kong Jiaxuan (2.5), Yeong Xue ling (2.6), lim Yong le (2.6) and lydia lay (2.8). Chinese national teo Qianshi (3a1) shared about her country’s pride in hosting the 2008 Olympics and how China excelled in table-tennis. the programme ended with national swimmer, shana lim (3D1), talking about her interaction with swimmers she meets at international competitions.the ne corner was transformed into a vibrant learning space and games area. During recess, pupils also had the opportunity to sample asean delights like tom yam noodles and beef pho.

international Friendship Day

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Bedok reservoir was abuzz with activity on 18 april when the Pl Family descended there for our Cross Country. Our principal, Mrs Lee, flagged off the first race, with the Sec 4 and 5 students taking the lead in the 3.5 km run. the Pl spirit was evident as every pupil pressed on for her House. Many parents and teachers also took the challenge to run or walk. Our congratulations go to Dodsworth, the Overall House Champion, esther Mei ambrose, the Overall individual Champion and Pl track and Field school team, the Overall Best CCa group.

the competition, held on 15 May, saw representatives from every sec 1 class present their stories in pairs or in groups. all the participants did their classmates and teachers proud with their presentations. after much deliberation by the judges, Mrs ida tan and Mrs Kay tay (both of whom are parent volunteers), the winners were announced. Coming up tops were Jeraldine toh, Ho shu Ying and Jethiyaa from english Band 1.2. in second place were Helen Chen and Carine Chow from the same banded class. there was a tie for the third place with two groups from Band 1.1 - Jessica Koh and Jaysleen leow; and nicole lim, alison Han, angelyn Ong and abigail lim. Well done, girls!

PlMGs(s) P6 Open House was held on saturday, 17 May. about 300 parents attended the event with their daughters. Many parents commented that the Pl-lites who attended to them were polite and well able to answer their queries. the parents also stated that they had learnt much about PlMGs(s) after attending the event.

sChool EVENTs

sec 1 english story telling Competition

P6 Open House

Cross Country

Mrs Lee congratulating Esther Mei Ambrose

Mrs Tng receiving her medal

Parents touring our facilities Our prefect briefing the parents

Pressing onOff we go!

Presenting... the winners

earth Day

earth Day was observed in Pl from 21-25 april. a recycling competition was organised in the weeks leading up to earth Day. staff and students enjoyed a 'no Meat and seafood Day' in the canteen on 22 april, and on 23 april, braved a 'no air-Con and Fan Day'. to promote environmental awareness, an environment Mural Competition was held. the winning murals will form the focal point for the future Green Corner in the school.

PL Interactors doing their part for the environment

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sChool EVENTsemmanuel vii

the Pl Concert Band presented their biennial concert, emmanuel vii, on 12 april at the agape Concert Hall. under the baton of Mr tan Beng Wee, a rich repertoire, which included a 'tribute to ray Charles' was played. the two-hour concert also featured a flute trio and a solo performance. the item put on by the alumni band was another highlight of the concert. A trio of flautists The trombone section

PL Concert Band

Junipher Ang (4A3) and Pearlyn Chiam (4B1) in top form

Our beloved instructors, Mr Michael Gaspar and Mr Francis Sta Maria

Guest of Honour Mrs Annie Teo with PL Grace Strings' President, Olivia Ng

A rousing number, 'When you believe'

Guitar Concert 'tehillim' 2008 marks the debut concert of Pl Guitar ensemble. the concert showcased the musical talents of both pupils and instructors. the name of the concert –tehillim- is the Hebrew word for praises. this name was chosen as we wanted to give God the highest honour and to exalt Him with our music. Guest of Honour, Mrs annie teo, and the audience were treated to classical pieces from Handel and Chopin as well as popular jazz and contemporary pieces like 'autumn leaves' and medley pieces like 'i’m Yours' and 'superman'. the Pl Guitar ensemble also had the privilege to work with our guest performers from st Gabriel’s secondary school and st Joseph’s institution. truly, the lord has blessed us with much and the success of the concert is just the beginning of more to come. to God be the Glory!

Joanna Chan (4a1) and Olivia ng (4a2)

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PssG updates March – June 08

FarewellWe bid farewell to Mr lawrence leow and thank him for his service to PlMGs(s).

awardsMdm Zalena participated in the national schools Podcasting Competition organised by elchemi education and supported by Media Development authority in March. she emerged Champion in the teachers’ Category. Mdm Zalena won a trophy and an ipod Classic.

Mr victor Go participated in the national schools’ Photo-art Competition organised by Canberra secondary in april and emerged Champion in the teachers’ Category. Mr Go won a trophy, adobe Creative suite Master Collection software, a digital camera and a thumbdrive.

seated (l-r): Ms Kalaivani D/O ramasamy, Mrs ruthrani veerasingam, Mr lee Wei te, Mr low Kee Heongstanding (l-r): Mdm eva lee Beng Guat, Mdm adeline loh, Mdm How Bee Hong, Ms Han Chun Hui, Mr rajakumaran Krishna nair, Ms Paulyne ng, Ms Oh Hwee Hwee, Ms lim shu Ping

Earlene Koh daughter of

Mr Koh Chin Gay

Wesley Ong son of

Mrs Adeline Ong

Esther Keziah Lim daughter of

Mr David Lim

March to June

(Mondays)

Praying Parents Group

2 sessions: 8am and 10amPrayer focus: school and pupilsaverage attendance: 10-18 parents6-8 new parents joined praying group this year

3 March Fit For life Walk

Parents joined school staff for health assessment walk. no of participants: 3

15 March Bonding Programme

Family bonding session. Participants enjoyed batik painting, boat ride to floating fish farms, shopping and food.no of participants: 36venue: Kukup, Johore

22 March PssG exco Meeting

l Planned for Dialogue session 2l reviewed PssG activities and

planned for the next quarter.

28 March sports Day no of participants: 12no of judges: 4

29 MarchPl linK Facilitators training

Pl linK Facilitators training trainer: rev nicholas Choo target group: sec 1 parents attendance: 30 parents and 2 teachers

14 aprilFocused Group Discussion

Discussion with PlMGs(s) on rebalancing the affiliation policy.no of participants: 14

18 april Pl Cross Country run

no of parent participants: 18venue: Bedok reservoir

25 april Dialogue session 2

PlMGs(s) Dialogue session 2topic: Pl Health Programme Cyberwellness speakers: Mr Justin lu (Cyberwellness) Pl Pupils (Cyberwellness) Pl teacher: Mr Koh Chin Gay (Pl Health Programme) Pl teacher: Mrs ambika nair (Pl Health Programme) attendance: 71 parents 9 staff 11 pupils

10 May P6 Open House

Parents shared with PlMGs (P) parents and pupils on: PlMGs(s) as a school of choice. no of parents who shared: 2

7-9 May Fund raising Project 2

sale of Mother’s Day gifts to raise funds for pupils and PssG activities

28 June PssG exco Meeting

l Planned Dialogue session 3 l reviewed PssG activities and

planned for the next quarter.

Mar - Jun (last sat of the month)

Pl linK toastmasters average attendance: 30

Baby Blessings!!! Congratulations to the happy parents!

uPdATEsalumni news

the PlMGs alumni held its aGM on 17th May at the secondary school premises. the following were elected to the alumni Committee:We thank the outgoing committee for their hard work and dedication, especially Ms Doreen Goh, the former president.

su-lynn attended PlMGs from 1979 to 1988. she was President of the pioneering batch of the handbell choir from 1987 to 1988. she graduated with a Bachelor of laws (Hons) degree in 1994 and was admitted to the singapore bar in 1996. she is currently a Director in a local investment firm. Su-Lynn is married with three children and worships at Wesley Methodist Church.

Ms lim su-lynnClass of 1988President, PlMGs alumni

Mdm Zalena and Mr Victor Go receiving their trophies from Ms Mabel Goh

Mrs Winnie Tan

Mr Go's winning entry

Ms lim su-lynn President Dr tan Chor Hiang vice-President Ms Mok Yong lin Hon. secretary Ms see Beow tuan Hon. treasurer Ms leong ai Choo asst. Hon. treasurer Mrs annie teo Committee Member Ms leslie thio Committee Member Ms amelia Champion Committee Member Ms Grace ng Committee Member Ms Grace Kim Committee Member Ms Khow Chui Hoon Committee Member Mrs Winnie tan in attendance

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