Virtual Closure of Term 2

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Contributed by LIM LAM ENG, SABRINA BTE EMIL, WONG WAN LING


Present Situation:
All students had been on HBL since 8 April and there had been no common platform for the whole school to come together. In the 4 weeks, the girls only had virtual class or subject meetings with their teachers and many felt isolated from the rest of the school.


Improvement:
A virtual whole-school closure to end the term and HBL on a good note. It would also hopefully keep their spirits high through the 4-week break, where unlike past holidays, they need to stay home. The concept - a video which consists of - pledge recitation led by council president - well-wishes from School Leaders, Form Teachers, CCA Teachers and Support Staff reps - School song - East-West rendition by Sec 3 HMP students The photos and video clips were collected off-line and put together in a 10.5-min video and shown by Form Teachers during morning check-in on 4 May, the last day of Term 2. The video was also uploaded on You-tube and the link shared with parents. No cost was involved in the project which was completed within a week, with everyone's help. There are many more members that contributed to the project. An IdEa@work will be submitted.


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