KSEE VOCABULARY CONTEST (2022)

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KSEE VOCABULARY CONTEST

 

KSEE students contest each other on their vocabulary power every semester.  The game set employed for the contest is Trap The Words.  It is an original set of educational card games designed by enthusiastic teachers, Muhammad Nazmi bin Rosli and Catherine Janet. 

 

This year the top players for each class are as follow:
KSEE I – JEREMY WONG

KSEE I – KIM DAYEON

KSEE I – JEFF LEONG WENG THAI

KSEE II – LUCAS HO

KSEE III – MARCUS WONG

KSEE IV – NATHAN LIM YI HENG

KSEE V – ELISHA WONG


KSEE FIELD TRIP (2019)

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KSEE FIELD TRIP TO VH GREEN NATURE PARK

 

KSEE students made a trip to VH Green Nature Park on 20th April 2019.  The park is an outdoor classroom with unique landscaping to integrate educational elements into existing nature already found in the area.  Kids Speak made special arrangement for the field trip, where students were given park tour in English, engaged in Scavenger Hunt and other interactive activities.  


“Say Yes” 2019

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About “Say Yes” 2019

In 2019, the senior Kids Speakers advocated for 4 NGOs: SSD (Sarawak Society for the Deaf), PERKATA (Association for the Welfare of Intellectually Disabled Children), KAA (Kuching Autistic Association) and SCCS (Sarawak Children Cancer Society).

For this event, we are thankful that our corporate sponsor, Perbena Emas Sdn. Bhd. agreed to donate to match our ticket sales (1:1). The donation amounted to RM 9360.

On top of that, we deeply appreciate the following sponsors:

  1. The Granary Kitchen and Bar
  2. Lee Ming Press Sdn. Bhd.
  3. Smart Bookshop Sdn. Bhd
  4. Gin & Jacqie
  5. AHE Sdn. Bhd.
  6. Tealive
  7. Sweet Memory
  8. Relise and Oliver

With the collective effort of helpers, parents, Kids Speakers and teachers, we raised RM 20,508 for the 4 NGOs. That is on top of the merchandise sale which totalled more than RM 2,000. All of us at Kids Speak would like to express our deepest appreciation to all who have contributed, donated and helped to make the event a success!


“Say Yes” 2018

Teachers and Kids Speakers
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About “Say Yes” 2018

The year 2018 marked the first time Kids Speak organized an advocacy event: “Say Yes!”. For the senior Kids Speakers, the project was a culmination and application of all the skills they have acquired. They were to research, volunteer at and speak for 3 NGOs in our community. Specifically, Hope Place, Dyslexia Association of Sarawak and SSPCA. 

We are grateful to sponsors who have donated lucky draw gifts for the event: 

  1. Sweet Memory
  2. Tealive
  3. Happy Brain
  4. Lee Ming Press Sdn. Bhd
  5. Relise and Oliver 
  6. The Granary Kitchen and Bar
  7. Triple C Recycle Sdn. Bhd.

Besides that, we appreciate the volunteers, parents and Kids Speakers who have helped generously. All in all, we managed to raise more than RM8,500 for the 3 NGOs.


Say “Yes” to Kuching

This is an advocacy project by senior students of Kids Speak and it involves all students in the centre.  The students will collaborate with 3 NGOs to raise awareness and funds to aid their causes.  These NGOs are Dyslexia Association of Sarawak, SSPCA and Hope Place. 

Date :  19th May 2018

Time:   1100 – 1300

Venue:  The Granary Kitchen + Bar

Ticket:   RM30 (ALL proceeds will go to charity)

For tickets and programme details, please contact Rebecca at +60 16 878 0221.


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Mascots and Puppets

To cap it off before the year ended, we had a team of puppets and mascots from Singapore. Professional puppeteers from Singapore, Mascots and Puppets Specialists (MAPS), came to the center to show the children how stories can be made more interesting by using different kinds of puppets. Needless to say, the children were beyond delighted.

For more information about their activities, do refer to the link:  Mascots and Puppets

 

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IKA Story telling Festival

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We were in for another treat when storytellers from different countries were brought in for this festival. The Kids Speakers had the opportunity to listen to a diversity of stories as well as appreciate the different ways the stories were delivered. Some of the story tellers we met were Wajuppa Tosa from Thailand and a Balinese team, Mada Garo and Gede Tarmada.

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