CCA Leadership Transition
Unlike in Secondary School where we all have 2 years to observe our juniors before putting them into action...
It's already the end of the 4th month since the start of the school term. Most CCAs have already selected their new year ones into the various executive positions, while the rest are currently in the midst of selection.
Similarly, in just two days time, we'll be having our Student's Council investiture, or so called the handover ceremony. Like many, apart from feeling excited, I'm also feeling sad as our seniors will no longer be there as much for us.
Looking back, about 3 1/2 months have passed since we've stepped up as council nominees, gone through the process of campaigns and successful elections. Also, we've passed through elects camp, planned Orientation 2, gone through the various match supports.
On a personal notez, i've taken up roles as the Assistant Master Redshirt and Vice-chairman cum Treasurer for ReCo. Of these, the most memorable one would definitely be the yellow nominees council tag and then the green elects tag... Despite having gotton so used to wearing them; very soon, I'll have to leave them behind.
On the same notez, I believe we councilors-to-be have indeed accomplished the 'impossible' with the help of the CT EXCO. We actually emptied all the chairs in the school (all classrooms, even those at the back of the hall, as well as those kept in the store rooms). So all the chairs are now inside the hall neatly arranged, even according to colour.
Just when we thought that the chairs were sufficient, we even went all out to carry all the canteen benches to fill up the remaining space at the back of the hall. All ready for Tuesday =) So don't be too shocked to find all the benches missing on tues.
A more enchanting sight would be the setting up of the HUGE VJC banner. Alongside the "1,2,3, pull" and "2 lower, 6 higher" commands, the flag was raised in stages, and it was indeed an amazing sight to behold. You simply couldn't imagine how long it took us, and how much manpower was required to put that up.
Will be looking forward to Tuesday though.
It's already the end of the 4th month since the start of the school term. Most CCAs have already selected their new year ones into the various executive positions, while the rest are currently in the midst of selection.
Similarly, in just two days time, we'll be having our Student's Council investiture, or so called the handover ceremony. Like many, apart from feeling excited, I'm also feeling sad as our seniors will no longer be there as much for us.
Looking back, about 3 1/2 months have passed since we've stepped up as council nominees, gone through the process of campaigns and successful elections. Also, we've passed through elects camp, planned Orientation 2, gone through the various match supports.On a personal notez, i've taken up roles as the Assistant Master Redshirt and Vice-chairman cum Treasurer for ReCo. Of these, the most memorable one would definitely be the yellow nominees council tag and then the green elects tag... Despite having gotton so used to wearing them; very soon, I'll have to leave them behind.
On the same notez, I believe we councilors-to-be have indeed accomplished the 'impossible' with the help of the CT EXCO. We actually emptied all the chairs in the school (all classrooms, even those at the back of the hall, as well as those kept in the store rooms). So all the chairs are now inside the hall neatly arranged, even according to colour.Just when we thought that the chairs were sufficient, we even went all out to carry all the canteen benches to fill up the remaining space at the back of the hall. All ready for Tuesday =) So don't be too shocked to find all the benches missing on tues.A more enchanting sight would be the setting up of the HUGE VJC banner. Alongside the "1,2,3, pull" and "2 lower, 6 higher" commands, the flag was raised in stages, and it was indeed an amazing sight to behold. You simply couldn't imagine how long it took us, and how much manpower was required to put that up.Will be looking forward to Tuesday though.
em@il sent in @ 8:38 PM
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