Have A Heart,Run The Yard - Cross Country 2012

Lake Gardens...
Saturday...
25th February 2012...

Our Interact Club held its Annual Cross Country once again this year at Lake Gardens. This year's theme was 'Have A Heart, Run The Yard'.

The event was held to raise funds to help the underprivileged, to instill a spirit of charity and compassion among students as well to promote bonding amongst students.  Proceeds and funds were collected and directed entirely to charity. Every student was given a donation card each in order to collect donations. Interactors managed to get various sponsors for the event.

The event officially began at 7.30am with the opening speech by the two emcees, Benjamin Lee and Sara-Ann. Then our principle, Madam Chia Loy Tian gave her speech, followed up by our guest of honour, Mr Khor Hong Yin’s speech. After all the speeches, the students were led into some morning exercises before the run.

All the upper secondary students were brought to the starting point at 8.00am and the guest of honour, Mr Khor Hong Yin flagged them off. This was followed by the flagging off of the lower secondary students, teachers and finally the parents and ex-students.

                                                    Int. Chern Xi at his designated station

Our teacher advisor,Madam Norhayati

At the end of the race, light snacks and drinks were served to the participants and everyone was gathered at the starting point again for the prize giving ceremony. Before the prize giving ceremony began, the organizing person, Jonathan Lau Kean Leong addressed the crowd of participants, thanking them for their support and enthusiasm in the event.

The 'water boys' for the day.

Refreshments station

                                                       During the prize giving ceremony

The Community Service Directors

The event officially ended at 10.00am, though the Interactors stayed back to clean up the area until 10.30am. All in all, the event was a resounding success. A big thank you to all the sponsors, the Interactors and of course all those who attended and supported the event.

I.U Day - Get "SAMOA" From Us!

Sorry for the late update everyone!

We did tell you to anticipate breathtaking dances,hilarious sketches,mind blowing presentations and many other epic displays of talents.

I'm sure all that waiting paid off.


On the 20th of April 2012, your dreams became a reality. Come on in if you want to know SAMOA.

Tiki Faces - A common sight in Samoa.

It all started with the mindblowing open ceremony, the famous Samoan Hakka. The Interactors managed to pull off the Hakka very well, in the true Samoan spirit.

                                Our two very dramatic emcees for the day,Pravin and Katarina.
 
 
 
 

 The  four part dance performance by our very own IUDD 2.0,also known as the International Unit Of Deadly Dancers 2.0. Part 1 of the story tells a tale of two sisters who are parted by death as one of the sisters was killed by a tribe of deadly headhunters.

The sketch about a young man with a mission presented to him by the Samoan King. He is instructed to slay a monster whose head turns into a taro when slain. *dum,dum,dum*

After our amazing actors left the stage, an informational video was played for the audience. In the video, a Samoan Chief is teaching the audience how to start a fire. The audience were then treated to a virtual tour around the captivating island of Samoa.

 

 

The closing speech by our wonderful I.U Directors, Jolene and Hsin Yue.  They ended their speech with a suprise video depicting funny 'behind the scene' moments in preparation for this fantastic I.U Day. For the closing ceremony, the Interactors sang a heartwarming Samoan tune. Guests were then invited to the canteen to enjoy delicious Samoan cuisine.

All in all, the 38th International Understanding Day was a huge success. A big thank you to each and every Interactor and our dear teacher advisors, as well as all those who attended and supported this IU Day.   

We hope you managed to get SAMOA. :)

x

Board Candidates,


Listed below is the schedule for the interview.


Wednesday (18 July 2012)
- Loong Joo Ann
- Lor Kar Mun
- Adrienne Sena
- Lim Ke- Xin
- Lionel Lee
- Nisa Hurst
- Jason Pereira
- Jessica Greenall
- Tan Renee
- Shwen hwei

Thursday (19 July 2012)
- Wong Kuay San
- Yip Shin Ling
- Janelle Tai
- Teo Zhao Wang
- Katarina Law
- Lee Shi Min
- Benjamin Lee
- Ng Wen Yie
- Kertna Tharmaraja


The interview will start at 3.30 p.m SHARP and will end at 5.30 p.m. Any candidate who is not present at stated time of interview will be disqualified.

GOOD LUCK AND MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU.

International Understanding Day 2012

sa·mo·a/səˈmōə/

A group of islands in Polynesia, divided between American Samoa and the nation of Samoa. A country consisting of the western islands of Samoa.

Are you ready to be mind blown?

Close your eyes,and imagine yourself watching breathtaking dances. Hilarious sketches. Mind blowing presentations. Epic displays of talents. If you enjoy what you're seeing, then mark your calenders for the 20th April 2012 because the Interact Club of WMS will be having our 38th I.U Day and you are invited!(: http://www.facebook.com/events/350928704957330/ - Let not your feet be lagging,go on ahead, click attending! Our THEME this year is Get "Samoa" In Your Life ; Because we will be filling you up with some more on Samoa that will make your jaws drop! WHEN? Friday, the 20th of April 2012, 3:00pm – 6:00pm. Do note that while registration begins at 3:00pm, the event is due to begin at 3:40pm with no delays. The main event ends at 6:00pm, after which all guests are invited to the canteen for a taste of some scrumptious Samoan cuisine. WHERE? School Hall of Wesley Methodist School, Sentul, Kuala Lumpur. Our school is also easily accessible via public transport. Simply take the LRT to the Sentul station right next to the school, and there will be ushers to escort you into the school from there. TICKETS? RM 15 RM 12- Wesleyans in Uniform/ Club Shirts Only. DRESS CODE? Semi Formal. Note: Please dress appropriately. Shorts and skimpy outfits are STRICTLY PROHIBITED. For further enqiuries or to get your tickets, give us a ring! Int. Jolene Hor (IU Director) @ 0166639386 Int. Fong Hsin Yue (Asst. IU Director) @ 0129857388 This is our promise to you; *We will be leaving you wanting 'SAMOA'.

Form 5 Community Service Project 12'

On the 13^th of January, the Interact Club of Wesley Methodist School set out to Sanctuary Care Centre. The objective of this excursion was to help out the centre as well as brighten up the lives of the children there. The trip was also meant to instil a sense of compassion and responsibility among the interactors. The trip was accompanied by our ever-faithful teacher advisors, Madam Norhayati and Madam Norhasliza.

Upon arrival, we were greeted by the operator of the centre. We set to work immediately, dividing ourselves into groups and cleaning the centre. Among the things we did was sweep and mop the floors,clean the fans, and set up a toy and book shelf.

The final product. A great suprise for the kids.

All in all, it was a productive day and we are glad that we got to put a smile on the faces of the kids. It was also an oppurtunity for the Form 5 Interactors to bond. A big thank you to all who made this event possible.

Dreamworld Interact Carnival 11'

Hey guys,sorry for the super late update!

Don't just dream the dream,live it! That was our motto for our fund raising carnival of 2011 and it the event certainly lived up to it's name!

The carnival started off with a small confetti opening ceremony by our very own principal,Madam Chia, vice principal, Madam Pearl, Interact Club teacher advisor, Madam Norhayati, as well as the two funding directors, Int. Kar Yee and Int. Elaine. The colourful confetti marked the beginning of a fun filled day in 'Dreamworld'.

The Ticketing Booth

Among the games offered that day were the arcade games, dodgeball tournament, BB gun games, human foosball and of course the main attraction - the dunking booth!

Human Foosball

Dodgeball

Chapel Game

Arcade Games

Dunking booth (:

The carnival ended at around 12:15p.m. After a long day, Interactors cleaned up the school and gathered at the chapel. Us Interactors are proud to say, that this year's carnival was a fruitful and successful one. We managed to collect over RM7,000 throughout the course of the carnival. A big thank you to our teacher advisors,Madam Norhayati and Madam Salina, Interactors and of course, our fellow Wesleyans. It was indeed a day to remember as Wesleyans got to experience our very own version of Dreamworld :)

Cross Country 12'

Greetings everyone!

We,the Interact Club of WMS will be holding our annual Cross Country at the Lake Gardens (Taman Tasik Perdana) on Saturday,25th February 2012 in aid of various charities

All parents of WMS students,as well as ex-students of WMS are invited to join and support this event as it is not only for a good cause, but it also a great way to kick start your day! All participants will stand a chance to win cool prizes such as ipods,handphones,and even an LCD TV. All you need to do is slap on some sunblock,slip on a pair of running shoes and bring your much needed charity!

In lieu with this event,we will also be selling Cross Country t-shirts (as shown above),which will be priced at RM20,available in lime green and white.

Hope to see you there! Remember- HAVE A HEART,RUN THE YARD (:

PBS Workshop 2011

On the 21^st of November, the Interact Club of Wesley Methodist School organised a project in their school, called PBS workshop. At 8am, the interactors arrived at school and began preparing for the day ahead. When we were finished preparing, two of our interactors went to Pusat Bantuan Sentul to fetch the children. At 8.30am, they returned and the children were registered and separated into three groups.

After the registration, the children and the Interactors were gathered at the basketball court for an opening ceremony, conducted by Int. Pravin and Int. Tze Ying.

The first session of the workshop was an educational session. Each group went to a different station and they rotated around the stations so everyone got a chance at everything. The children were very interested in the activities and paid their full attention to what the interactors were instructing. The three subjects taught were Mathematics, Science and History.

After the educational session ended, it was followed by a short break and continued with a personal hygiene session. During the hygiene session, the children learned new things they didn’t know such as the spreading of bacteria and how to wash your hands properly.

The hygiene session was followed by another break and the Interactors prepared for the final session, which was the living skills session. In this session, the children were taught, basic survival skills, such as self-defence, how to cross a road, how to perform CPR, how to pick up an injured person, and how to extinguish.

The last session of the day was the Living Skills session. After that,a light lunch was served.

At the end of the day, all more objectives of the project and more were achieved. The day ended with smiles on both parties and a brighter hope for the children of today.