Leo Club of Wesley Methodist School

On the 27th November 2020, 11 members from the LEO Club of Wesley Methodist School attended the Virtual Youth Exchange Get-Together that was organized by the LEO Club of Kuala Lumpur City Centre (Omega). LEO Clubs from 5 countries around the world including Malaysia, Japan, Brazil, Turkey and the United States of America participated in this virtual event. The event was kickstarted by a video presentation where all the speakers from around the world collaborated to dance along to the tune of “Jingle Bells”. Later on, the District Governor of District 308 B1, Lion Kenny Low gave his opening speech. This was followed by a speech by the Youth Exchange Chairperson of District 308 B1, Lion Serena Yeo. After this, representatives of each country were given a timeslot to share about their culture from where they are from. All the speakers talked about simple terms, slang, traditional food and tourist attractions in their country. They also shared about their experience being in the YCE progr

The LEO Club of Wesley Methodist School was invited to attend a project themed "Yes 2 Healthy Life", which was organized by the LEO Clubs of District 308 B1. This project was held to promote healthy living among the people around us despite the ongoing pandemic. It comprises four different activities: The Breakfast Challenge, Virtual Marathon Relay, Virtual Triathlon Competition, and Blood Donation. Most of our members took part in The Breakfast Challenge,   where we had to post a picture of our breakfast for each day  within the 13th December to the 19th December on either  Facebook or Instagram. Through this challenge, we were  reminded of the importance of starting each of our days with  a nutritious breakfast and a full belly. Furthermore, some of  our members also participated in the Virtual Marathon Relay  that took place between the 6th December 2020 to the 2nd  January 2021. Participants were encouraged to exercise and  cover a minimum distance of 1.6km whilst using a

It's showtime! Throughout the month of December, the LEO Club of Wesley Methodist School carried out a small project that involved the showcasing of our members' unique talents. This project was given the name "Spotlighted" because we aimed to illuminate our fellow members who are blessed to have different capabilities and present them to the crowd. Prior to December, a few of our members volunteered to record videos of their performances. After several edits, these videos were then posted on the club's Instagram page. Two videos were scheduled for every week of December. Performances ranged from instrument performances to videos of dancing and drawing. All in all, this project allowed our members to stay active even during our school holidays and they were given the chance to display their awesome skills and gifts to the community around us. Last but not least, a huge thank you to the members who were brave and courageous enough to step out of their comfort zon

On the 5th December 2020, Saturday, a few members of the LEO Club of Wesley Methodist School participated in the 63rd International LEO Day 2020 which was held virtually on Zoom and Facebook Live from 2:00p.m. to 5:00p.m. This online event was themed “Leos Among Us”, where LEOs from different clubs could meet together virtually to share and listen to each others’ LEO journey for the last 63 years. Registration and the joining of the respective online platforms began at 1:30p.m. Then, the event kicked off at 2:05p.m. where the emcee of the day greeted the Lions, Leos and everyone presented. Moving on, the meeting was called to order by Presiding Officer, Lion Joe, followed by the Flag Salutation and the recitation of the LEO pledge. Next up, there was a Roll Call and Recognition, which then led to the Officiation and speech by the Guest of Honour and District Governor, Lion Kenny Low. In his speech, DG Lion Kenny reminded us of the district theme: Be a Loving Lion, and he highly encour