ST. MARGARET’S EX-STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION
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RECENT & UPCOMING ACTIVITIES
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Upcoming Activities
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Look out for our upcoming activities!
We are planning a series of activities for the coming months and will keep you posted. Our contact: enquiries@smesa.org.sg
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SMESA Annual General Meeting,
The SMESA Annual General Meeting (
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SMESA Activities held in 2009 | |||
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Durian Trip to West Malaysia, 11 July 2009, Saturday
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Visit to Asian Civilization Museum - Exhibition of The Kangxi Emperor's rare treasures,
13 June 2009, Saturday
A group of SMESA visited the special exhibition "The Kangxi Emperor: Treasures from the Forbidden City." Majority of the exhibits were from the collection of The Palace Museum, Beijing. This was the first time these exhibits were on show in Southeast Asia. The exhibition was very informative and covered the history of Kangxi’s life. In spite of the large crowd, it was an enjoyable and educational visit.
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SMSS Professional Guidance Day, 5 June 2009, Friday
St Margaret’s Secondary School held a Professional Guidance Day on
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SMESA Annual General Meeting,
The SMESA Annual General Meeting (
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SMESA Activities held in 2008
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St Margaret's Day : 166th Anniversary Dinner
A dinner was held on
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Visit to the St Andrew's Cathedral Home for the Aged
Members of SMESA and the Youth Wing visited the St Andrew's Cathedral Home for the Aged on
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Visit to the
A group of SMESA members went on a tour of the
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Rice Dumpling Demonstration and
at St Margaret's Secondary School,
SMESA members demonstrated the wrapping of rice dumplings at the secondary school's Racial Harmony Day celebrations on 18 Jul 09. Rice dumplings were also sold to the students as part of the day's activities.
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SMESA Hi-Tea,
A Hi-Tea was held on 2nd August at St. Margaret's Secondary School. The event attracted about 60 SMESA members and guests. Everyone enjoyed the good food and great company that afternoon.
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SMESA Annual General Meeting,
The SMESA Annual General Meeting was held on 29th March, Saturday, at St. Margaret's Primary School. The afternoon’s proceedings included the presentation of reports by SMESA’s President, the election of office bearers for 2008/09 and a sumptuous tea.
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SMESA's Stall at a Garage Sale,
For the third year in a row, SMESA rented a stall at the Crossroads Garage Sale to sell second-hand items. This year’s sale was held at the Cairnhill Community Club on Saturday, 26th January. The money raised will go into SMESA’s general fund to help defray expenses for our activities. (The Jumble Sale was organised by Crossroads, a company that facilitates the moving of homes).
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1. SMESA's Stall at a Jumble Sale,
2. SMESA Annual General Meeting,
3. Rice Dumpling Making : St Margaret’s Secondary School (18 July 2007) and St Margaret’s Primary School (24 July 2007) : To impart cultural values to the students, SMESA conducts a demonstration on the making of rice dumplings at the primary school and secondary school every year. This year’s demonstrations were not held during the Rice Dumpling Festival as the schools were closed for the mid-year holidays. Instead, we held them during the Racial Harmony Day celebrations. (18th July for the secondary school and 24th July for the primary school). The students showed great enthusiasm and were enthralled that they were able to wrap a dumpling, although not so perfectly!
4. “Back to School?Reunion High Tea, 4 August 2007 : As part of our alumni objectives, to create opportunities for ex-students to gather, renew old ties with the school and their friends, recount old times, make new friends, and just simply to eat and be merry, we held a high tea on 4th August for our members and their friends in the Secondary School. We also arranged for the School’s Heritage Gallery to be opened for our members to visit. The event was a success. We had a good mix of young and senior ladies. There were quick self-introductions all round and the sharing of many beautiful and fond memories through light-hearted chit-chat and the showing of photographs taken from school days over a simple tea. Many had not returned to SMSS since collecting their “O?Level results! Some ex-students even brought along their daughters who were current students. It was certainly a heartwarming event.
5. Yoghurt Making,
6. Visiting Mdm Dorothy Wong,
7. Visit to
8. SMESA Bursary : SMESA supported some St Margaret’s Secondary School (SMSS) students through our Bursary Fund by providing them with assistance for their 2007 examination fees. On 17th September, SMESA President, Ms Pixie Ho, presented a cheque to Mrs Marion Tan, Principal of SMSS, who received it on behalf of the students.
9. Visit to St Andrew’s Cathedral Home for the Aged,
10. St. Margaret's 165th Anniversary Dinner,
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