High School Days

I was very active in many clubs during my time in secondary school. I was a librarian, secretary of the Red Crescent Society and Badminton Club, and I was involved in many competitions; cheer leading, choir, jump rope, scrabble, poster drawing, and many more.

The picture above is the Blue house (Earth) cheer leading team where I am on the far right. We won the competition 3 times consecutively during Sports Day.    

This picture was taken during our choir competition in Puchong. 

National Service (Papar, Sabah)

I'll roughly make a conclusion bout wat happened in camp. 19th March to be exact was the departure to Sabah, I tried keeping things positive. Strangers everywhere and of course I just had to find a space to fit in somewhere. 1st night was tougher than I thought. Nevertheless, everything seemed normal after only a week. Alpha company was what I wanted from the beginning and I got it. Training evrything was fine,and all classes were also okay. Sometimes would want to snooze off but couldn't. 

Along the way,there's always time for us friends to bond and get closer. For example: my roomies which I really miss now. All they have done for me, all the laughter and tears we shed made us inseparable. Activities I did there was the one's I have never expected myself to overcome. Shooting, marching, flying fox, "kembara halangan", kayaking and cooking by the river. Of course you wont have the chance to do it at home. So there's the positive points of National Service. 

Student Council

In year 2009, it was the first time that I joined the student council for the Canadian Pre-U programme. I had to go through the campaigning period which was just a short of 3 days. Then the students would get to vote. I got the position of a secretary.

This council has really open the doors; from knowing more teachers who are not teaching me to getting to interact more with people who are not in the same classes as me. 

Then I chose to be part of the prom committee. All of us planned, promote and sold tickets, trying to persuade others why they should go, etc. A real handful of work but we managed to get over 100 students to go. It was held at the Grand Dorsett Hotel and the theme was Las Vegas! =D

50th Merdeka Celebration (2007)

In year 2007, I joined an NGO called Sokka Gakkai to perform during the Merdeka celebration in Stadium Merdeka. There were about 10000 people in the stadium on that night. We were not paid for this but instead everyone got a certificate from the 5th Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. 

This is a partial video of our performance uploaded in Youtube. To watch the full video, please go directly to Youtube. 
Here are some pictures of some of the formations done. Click on the pictures to enlarge it.