Leo Club of Wesley Methodist School

      On the 22nd of April 2017, 10 Leos accompanied by 1 faculty advisor as well as 7 Lions made their way to the Neighbourhood Learning Centre. The Leos gathered in school at 9.45 a.m. and proceeded to the centre at 10.00 a.m. with the Lions.                After a 15 minute drive, we reached our destination. The centre housed 20 Burmese children and after introductions, the Leos spent time with the children. The Leos split themselves into groups and bonded with the children. Soon after, group activities were carried out. The first activity was a game called "Rock, Paper, Scissors, Caterpillar Style." The children, who ranged from ages 3-10 years old enjoyed themselves in a competitive version of a classic game. The winners of each round were allowed to take the treats brought by Lion Tan Poh Ling. The Leos then distributed Oreos to the other children.                 A game of "What's the time, Mr. Wolf?" was played next. The children truly enjoyed the

On the 7 th of April 2017, the Leo Club of Wesley Methodist School held its 14th annual International Relationship Day. The theme for this year’s I.R. Day is ‘Pro bono Publico’ which basically means in Latin, “for the public good”. The objective of this purpose driven event was to remind the audience that no one should be defined by their fear as everyone has their own super powers, which was the power to make a difference; thus encouraging the audience to acknowledge this power within themselves, know their self-worth and understand that they are able to overcome their fears. The event was also aimed to deepen the friendship between Leo club members of our school and members of other clubs who attended the event. All proceeds from this event will be donated to charitable organisations such as World Vision.  This year, about 450 people attended our I.R. Day, including the Lions, school’s board, teachers, students and Leos. At 3.15 pm, registration was officially opened. Our usher