Co-Curricular day

On the 25th of July SMK Taman Desa held its annual Co-Curricular day.

This annual event provided excellent opportunities for student to cultivate important skills such as leadership, entrepreneurship and interpersonal communication that would certainly make learning life more meaningful and enjoyable.

The day started off on a fine morning at 7.20a.m. After the speeches were delivered, the fun and entertainment began. There were Taekwando , foot drill and Chinese Yo-Yo demonstrations.

A combined drill performance dedicated to Pn Ng , the Senior Assistant for Co-curricular Activities

Tossing the Yo-Yo up into the air and catching it again. ....After 6 months of training the forms 1 and 2 students were able to perform some tricks that delighted the audience.

Many staff and students thronged the school compound and canteen which were filled with rows of stalls selling a variety of goodies, local and western delicacies and game stalls.

Yummy.. This is definitely the best root beer float in town.

"Pop corn".... After I have finished my SPM ...I'm going to ...

The Ghost House gave the students the time of their lives as they entered a journey of loud screams which was definitely worth their money.

A day in the line... just to enter the Ghost house...Please make way for me....

The journey through the Mad House was equally a thrilling experience. Students were blindfolded as they entered a maze of obstacles, eerie sounds and water sprays ; making it difficult for them to find their way out.

Finding Nemo...

...Students were allowed to catch as many fish as they possibly could, using only nets made of tissue paper! Obviously it was not an easy feat . Hence, it was no surprise that this stall which was set up by 2 T yielded the highest profit for the day!)

Table Tennis show down organized by the Afternoon Table Tennis Club attracted 150 challengers!

A singing competition was held at the Seroja Sari Hall. Lovely music reached the audience’s ears.

Once again the stall set up by the Crime Prevention club headed by En Saiful, recorded the highest sale for the day.

Congratulations to all who successfully raised a good amount of money for the school and their clubs. The whole experience was undeniably beneficial. We hope it’ll be as fun as this next year with more excitement in the air.

Report by Candace Cheah 1 B
Pix by Low Hoi Kit & Su-Lise