01 October, 2024

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New OIC Student Council

We are delighted to announce Student Council President Aye Chan and Vice Presidents Hazel Loy and Marco.

Following the Head Boy and Girl elections last week, this week we celebrate the winning OIC Student Council candidates. We are delighted to announce Student Council President Aye Chan and Vice Presidents Hazel Loy and Marco. We are looking forward to the exciting students led initiatives they will introduce.

The Student Council team later met with the Principal, Head Boy and Head Girl together with Deputies to discuss their plans for the academic year ahead.

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