Leo Club of Wesley Methodist School

Throughout the month of November, the members of the LEO Club of Wesley Methodist School gladly took part in the Global Causes Awareness Challenge for the month. This challenge was held in conjunction with World Diabetes Day. For this challenge, members were required to walk or run as much as possible to reach the goal of 10,000 steps whilst using a Pedometer app, a smart watch or a fitness watch. Then, they had to post their results on a social media platform and tag 3 friends to pass on the challenge. To recapitulate, it was a great experience for the members as they were not only able to bond within the club but also form ties with the other LEO members of the district. In addition to that, this challenge was an incredible way for the members to exercise more during the Conditional Movement Control Order. 10,000 steps, done!

On the 29th November 2020, 7 members from the LEO Club of Wesley Methodist School participated in a virtual autumn camp for AEIPS of LEOS, an initiative by the LEO Club of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka. LEO Clubs from 9 different countries around the world including Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Indonesia, Nepal, USA, Brazil and Nigeria participated in this online camp. The online camp kick-started with a pledge of allegiance to our respective national flags, followed by the recitation of the LEO pledge. Following the pledges, a video presentation was displayed. After that, guest speeches were made by several LEOs present. The participating clubs were then split into two teams, Summer and Winter, to play a game of spelling bee. Our club was part of Team Summer, however, Team Winter emerged as the winner. The camp was then concluded with felicitations from the participating LEO Clubs, followed by a vote of thanks presented by the organizing club, the LEO club of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka. Through this ca