The Interact Club of HSK would like to wish all our Malay members and friends a wonderful and safe Hari Raya!!!=D
Thursday, September 9, 2010
FUTURE EVENTS!!
SEPTEMBER
-visit to PAWS
-dedication for those sitting for examz
-cleaning up of school compound
-continuation of badge sale
-attending mooncake festival held by SMK ACS Klang
OCTOBER
-cleaning up of school labs
NOVEMBER
-games mania!!
-visit to orphanage
DECEMBER
-it'll be a big suprise!!!a.k.a====>secret...haha
-visit to PAWS
-dedication for those sitting for examz
-cleaning up of school compound
-continuation of badge sale
-attending mooncake festival held by SMK ACS Klang
OCTOBER
-cleaning up of school labs
NOVEMBER
-games mania!!
-visit to orphanage
DECEMBER
-it'll be a big suprise!!!a.k.a====>secret...haha
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
RECENT ACTIVITIES
Hey guys.I'm really sorry for the super late update.Anyways,here are a few of the activites we have carried out so far.
JULY
For the month of July we had our installation where the BOD for the term 2010/2011 were elected.During the award ceremony,we won the best club service director and best treasurer award.But we failed to defend our title Best Club Award which we won 2 terms ago.We kick started our term by opening up stalls during our school kokurikulum day.Also we sold dedications as a part of our fund raising project.
AUGUST
For the month of August we painted our school tennis court.It took us a total of 3 days(21-23) to complete the painting.The outcome was just awesome.Next we had our Merdeka badge sale in conjungtion with our nation's 53rd Independance Day.Each badge is sold at a price of RM4.After that,we also organised a farewell party for our seniors to give them a proper goodbye.=).Besides that,the ICC of Klang organised the anual Merdeka Walk which was also held in conjungtion with our nation's Independance Day.A total of 16 member from HSK attended this event.The event kick started with the gathering of all the 9 schools.We walked around Klang Town sharing the spirit of 'MERDEKA'.The event ended with speeches from the Chairperson of ICC,Sukhdip Singh and performances from other schools.
SEPTEMBER
For the month of September,we will be having a visit to the Paws Animal Welfare Society(PAWS) where interactors will be carrying out voluntary work.We will also be supporting the projects of other schools like SMK Raja Zarina who will be carrying out a photography competition where interactors will have to submit a photo about their best friendship moment.Also,we will be supporting SMK ACS by attending the mooncake festival organised by Interact Club of ACS.
REMINDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!The Interact Club Of HSK has already selected their country and theme for their IU DAY.The country selected is India-Pakistan and the theme will be CROSSING BORDERS!!
Thank you for your endless support.=)
JULY
For the month of July we had our installation where the BOD for the term 2010/2011 were elected.During the award ceremony,we won the best club service director and best treasurer award.But we failed to defend our title Best Club Award which we won 2 terms ago.We kick started our term by opening up stalls during our school kokurikulum day.Also we sold dedications as a part of our fund raising project.
AUGUST
For the month of August we painted our school tennis court.It took us a total of 3 days(21-23) to complete the painting.The outcome was just awesome.Next we had our Merdeka badge sale in conjungtion with our nation's 53rd Independance Day.Each badge is sold at a price of RM4.After that,we also organised a farewell party for our seniors to give them a proper goodbye.=).Besides that,the ICC of Klang organised the anual Merdeka Walk which was also held in conjungtion with our nation's Independance Day.A total of 16 member from HSK attended this event.The event kick started with the gathering of all the 9 schools.We walked around Klang Town sharing the spirit of 'MERDEKA'.The event ended with speeches from the Chairperson of ICC,Sukhdip Singh and performances from other schools.
SEPTEMBER
For the month of September,we will be having a visit to the Paws Animal Welfare Society(PAWS) where interactors will be carrying out voluntary work.We will also be supporting the projects of other schools like SMK Raja Zarina who will be carrying out a photography competition where interactors will have to submit a photo about their best friendship moment.Also,we will be supporting SMK ACS by attending the mooncake festival organised by Interact Club of ACS.
REMINDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!The Interact Club Of HSK has already selected their country and theme for their IU DAY.The country selected is India-Pakistan and the theme will be CROSSING BORDERS!!
Thank you for your endless support.=)
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Football Competition
The match is on the 21 of Nov 2009
venue : High School Klang Football field
Football prize has just been changed
-under 15(basic) category's cancelled...
-and under 15(duluxe) is now rm42 per team
-and under 18(duluxe)is now rm49 per team
Those who wan to joined but dont have the form can grab it from here
venue : High School Klang Football field
Football prize has just been changed
-under 15(basic) category's cancelled...
-and under 15(duluxe) is now rm42 per team
-and under 18(duluxe)is now rm49 per team
Those who wan to joined but dont have the form can grab it from here
Seminar SPM and STPM
On Sunday, the 11th of October 2009, the Interact Club Of High School Klang organised a seminar mainly seeking Science students who will be sitting or have already sat for SPM, STPM or with any other equivalent qualifications.
Fellow interactors arrived much earlier at the HICT Auditorium, where the seminar was decided to be held, in order to take care of final preparations.It was not long before the students started arriving. Interactors as receptionists registered their names and asked them to help themselves to the available fliers based on the field of study they were interested in.
The seminar was slightly delayed due to some technical difficulties and began at about 9.30a.m Among the VIPs present were Rotarian Gerard and Dr. Krishnan who were kind enough to share their experiences in their respective careers as well as advise the students on education.Soon after their talks, it was time for a short break where the students helped themselves to the food and beverages being served right outside. A number of them had a wonderful time mingling with one another as they ate.
Once all of the students were back inside the auditorium, the main part of the seminar on tertiary education commenced. Talks were presented regarding opportunities in the field of medicine, pharmacy, piloting, foundation in Science, dentistry and engineering available in universities abroad such as in Indonesia, India and the Philippines.They were given by both Pn. Sarnum and Rotarian Richard, whom this seminar project was originally under. Their talks were tremendously enlightening and powerful indeed.
Although the number of students who successfully attended the seminar was far less than expected, as a majority of them were increasingly busy with extra tuition classes and other crucial preparations for their upcoming examinations, it did not stop the seminar from being carried out as planned. For those who did make it, it was without doubt that they benefited greatly from the seminar, which was free of charge, and did not leave the auditorium empty-handed
Fellow interactors arrived much earlier at the HICT Auditorium, where the seminar was decided to be held, in order to take care of final preparations.It was not long before the students started arriving. Interactors as receptionists registered their names and asked them to help themselves to the available fliers based on the field of study they were interested in.
The seminar was slightly delayed due to some technical difficulties and began at about 9.30a.m Among the VIPs present were Rotarian Gerard and Dr. Krishnan who were kind enough to share their experiences in their respective careers as well as advise the students on education.Soon after their talks, it was time for a short break where the students helped themselves to the food and beverages being served right outside. A number of them had a wonderful time mingling with one another as they ate.
Once all of the students were back inside the auditorium, the main part of the seminar on tertiary education commenced. Talks were presented regarding opportunities in the field of medicine, pharmacy, piloting, foundation in Science, dentistry and engineering available in universities abroad such as in Indonesia, India and the Philippines.They were given by both Pn. Sarnum and Rotarian Richard, whom this seminar project was originally under. Their talks were tremendously enlightening and powerful indeed.
Although the number of students who successfully attended the seminar was far less than expected, as a majority of them were increasingly busy with extra tuition classes and other crucial preparations for their upcoming examinations, it did not stop the seminar from being carried out as planned. For those who did make it, it was without doubt that they benefited greatly from the seminar, which was free of charge, and did not leave the auditorium empty-handed
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Seminar For SPM & STPM
On Sunday, the 11th of October 2009, the Interact Club Of High School Klang organised a seminar mainly seeking Science students who will be sitting or have already sat for SPM, STPM or with any other equivalent qualifications. Fellow interactors arrived much earlier at the HICT Auditorium, where the seminar was decided to be held, in order to take care of final preparations.
It was not long before the students started arriving. Interactors as receptionists registered their names and asked them to help themselves to the available fliers based on the field of study they were interested in. The seminar was slightly delayed due to some technical difficulties and began at about 9.30a.m. Among the VIPs present were Rotarian Gerard and Dr. Krishnan who were kind enough to share their experiences in their respective careers as well as advise the students on education.
Interact Club Of High School Klang
Soon after their talks, it was time for a short break where the students helped themselves to the food and beverages being served right outside. A number of them had a wonderful time mingling with one another as they ate. Once all of the students were back inside the auditorium, the main part of the seminar on tertiary education commenced. Talks were presented regarding opportunities in the field of medicine, pharmacy, piloting, foundation in Science, dentistry and engineering available in universities abroad such as in Indonesia, India and the Philippines.
They were given by both Pn. Sarnum and Rotarian Richard, whom this seminar project was originally under. Their talks were tremendously enlightening and powerful indeed. Although the number of students who successfully attended the seminar was far less than expected, as a majority of them were increasingly busy with extra tuition classes and other crucial preparations for their upcoming examinations, it did not stop the seminar from being carried out as planned. For those who did make it, it was without doubt that they benefited greatly from the seminar, which was free of charge, and did not leave the auditorium empty-handed.
It was not long before the students started arriving. Interactors as receptionists registered their names and asked them to help themselves to the available fliers based on the field of study they were interested in. The seminar was slightly delayed due to some technical difficulties and began at about 9.30a.m. Among the VIPs present were Rotarian Gerard and Dr. Krishnan who were kind enough to share their experiences in their respective careers as well as advise the students on education.
Interact Club Of High School Klang
Soon after their talks, it was time for a short break where the students helped themselves to the food and beverages being served right outside. A number of them had a wonderful time mingling with one another as they ate. Once all of the students were back inside the auditorium, the main part of the seminar on tertiary education commenced. Talks were presented regarding opportunities in the field of medicine, pharmacy, piloting, foundation in Science, dentistry and engineering available in universities abroad such as in Indonesia, India and the Philippines.
They were given by both Pn. Sarnum and Rotarian Richard, whom this seminar project was originally under. Their talks were tremendously enlightening and powerful indeed. Although the number of students who successfully attended the seminar was far less than expected, as a majority of them were increasingly busy with extra tuition classes and other crucial preparations for their upcoming examinations, it did not stop the seminar from being carried out as planned. For those who did make it, it was without doubt that they benefited greatly from the seminar, which was free of charge, and did not leave the auditorium empty-handed.
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