Chinese New Year - Friendship Day Sales 2017

On the 6th of February to the 8th of February 2017, the Leo Club of Wesley Methodist School held their Friendship Day – Chinese New Year Sales. This sale was organised mainly by the juniors of the club. The organizing committee consisted of the organizing chairperson Leo Yap Ziyi, assistant organizing chairperson Leo Andrea Goh Ern-Rey, along with Leo Lim Jia Wen, Leo Chia Xin Zheng Alden, and Leo Tan Lik Wei. In conjunction with the sale, a photo booth and a pre-order badge sale were also held to attract the interests of the students. The objectives of this project were to raise the enthusiasm of students for the Chinese New Year occasion and to appreciate their friendships with one another, as well as to raise funds for the club's future activities.

A duty list was prepared beforehand for the members to know their respective tasks and shifts for the food sale. Preparations started two weeks before the sale itself. The committee briefed the members on what they can help out with and the members were all very active in responding to our needs for the sale. They were also very diligent in helping out and contributing to the sale. Food such as brownies, popsicles, waffles, ice cream, spaghetti and Ribena sprite were all prepared by the members.

On the day of the sales, the brownies and ice cream were stored in the canteen refrigerator with the canteen staff's approval to ensure the brownies' texture and to prevent the ice cream from melting. Seven members were given permission to leave class early to make the necessary preparations for the sale during each shift. The food were well prepared before students came for their respective break and lunch. The prices of the foods in the food sale was in between RM1 to RM4, thus making it affordable for the students. We managed to sell out most of our foods towards the end of our sale. The most popular food that grabbed the attention of many students were the popsicles and spaghetti.

Meanwhile, the badge sale form was pasted behind on the noticeboards of each classroom for students to pre-order. There was a total of 7 badge designs for the students to choose from. From quotes to icons regarding friendship, the response we received about the badges from the students was positively overwhelming. There was also a photo booth that was designed by the members and set up for students to take pictures with their friends. Props and accessories were provided for the students to use as well. The badge sale and the photo booth were both a tremendous success. The food sale definitely would not have been a success without the help of all the Leo members, and all their efforts are greatly appreciated.

A photobooth was set up by the members for students to take photos with their friends.

Posters were also designed by the members themselves to promote the food sale.



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