We believe that extra-curricular activities greatly enhance the school experience of our students and bring a lot of benefit to the students. Not only does it give our students a positive outlet for their energy, they also benefit from opportunities to learn in ways that may not be an option by simply concentrating on academics. Of course, our school activities also give our students a chance to enjoy their school life and make lasting memories for a lifetime!
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6th December 2021 marked the 75th anniversary of Wesley Methodist School Seremban (Private). A Thanksgiving 75th Anniversary event was organised by the school with the support from the Methodist Council of Education (MCOE) to commemorate its achievements, with the presence of Rev. Dr. T. Jeyakumar, Bishop of the Methodist Church in Malaysia in providing the keynote address and thanksgiving.
Our school had made a poster and a video to show our appreciation to the frontliners who work tirelessly during the Covid - 19 pandemic, in ensuring the community is being vaccinated. We ask God to protect and provide strength for the frontliners as they perform their duty to keep the Seremban community safe.
Catch a glimpse of our school themed “Ready To Fly” in the video clip. We started the year not knowing what we would face, but like wings of an eagle, we soar with perseverance amid the pandemic with online classes. The school also implements strict Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
WMSSP had its Friday Specials where we strongly believe in holistic education with the emphasis being placed on development of our students' emotional, social, creative and spiritual potentials on top of their academic abilities.
Wesley Methodist School Seremban (Private) welcomed the students back to school with a myriad of safety precautions implemented. Take a glimpse of all the safety precautions implemented when Wesley Methodist School Seremban (Private) welcomed the students back to school.
Geometrical mosaic art - common in the Mediterranean from the 8th century BC, was introduced to the lower secondary to be drawn on the doors of our school. The students did not only learn a form of ancient art but used mathematics in this project.
We had a fire drill. The local fire department was there to educate us on fire safety and demonstrate how to put out a fire using a fire extinguisher. Teachers and students alike were given a chance to put out flames ourselves, too.
Mr. Seng Diamond, a certified lecturer from the Fire Prevention Centre, came to share his knowledge on fire prevention with our staff. An active question-and-answer session was carried out and some new insights on the characteristics of fire, danger of flame and smoke, steps of overcoming fire was gained.
Our prefects, monitors and librarians were sworn in during our Installation day. Badges and contracts were presented by our principal, Mdm Liu. Lew Wen Kai (prefects), Hulger Leong (monitors) and New Howen (librarians) led the installed students in their recitation of their pledges.
