See you at our Alumni's AGM 2013 soon.........................

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Make A Difference...............

With your support, we want to ensure that SMKRPK can offer world class educational experience to all talented students, irrespective of their background. We want to offer our students opportunities through scholarships, welfare support, improvements in learning resources and facilities, and investment in projects that help them gain valuable new skills and experiences.

Each year the Persatuan Bekas Pelajar GEGS/RPK (Alumni) pledges to support a broad range of projects that make a direct impact on student life, SMKRPK environment and facilities.

The Fund is managed by a panel including academic and development office staff, students and alumni who identify priority projects, select successful applicants and award student project grants.

This year money raised by the Alumni Fund will support five priority areas:

  • CCTV: important to install this items at an all-girls school. 
  • Water cooler: the main objective is to place this at the hostel for the native student’s usage. 
  • Native students: on-going project to assist them in getting their daily needs i.e. hair shampoo, tooth paste etc. 
  • Mega Raya Reunion: apart from making this event a success, part of the fund shall be channelled to the projects above. 
  • Others: ad-hoc programmes. 

Every gift, no matter how modest, can help us make a difference. You can support the us by making a regular or one off single gift online by IBG transfer, or by making a postal donation.

To make a gift by post please download our donation form and return it to the address given on the form.

For any further information about the Alumni Fund please contact:
Nor’Azian Shaw
Honorary Treasurer
Email: ladynorabelle@hotmail.co.uk

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Annual General Meeting 2013


All former students of the MGS/GEGS/RPK are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting 2013. Please click this Letter of Invitation for members to AGM 2013 here or here .

Date: 23 March 2013
Time: 3.00 pm
Venue: Dewan Khadijah, SMKRPK

New Member Registration Fee - RM5.00
Annual Fee - RM10.00
Lifetime Membership Fee - RM100.00
Fees may be paid prior to the meeting.

Agenda:
   • Chairman's Speech
   • Advisor's Speech
   • Presentation and Verify:
         a) Minutes of the 11th Annual General Meeting, 2012
         b) Annual Activity Report
         c) Annual Financial Report
   • Discussing and Receiving proposals received
   • Matters Arising
   • Closing Speech

Any proposal must be submitted and presented to ALUMNI SECRETARY on / or before 16 March 2013, at the school address or email she_ra@mail.com .

Please spread the word to friends and former students. 

Thank you.

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Blog Revamp 2012

With the New Committee Members 2012/13 Team aim to brighten-up our OGA, I'm trying to keep up with the pace to update the layout a bit and make it more reader-friendly. I'm not super-techy, so I'm keeping it simple, but I'd love to know what kinds of things need improvement.

Let me know if you have any suggestions! I welcome your thoughts!

Sunday, April 8, 2012

Committee Members 2012 - 2014

picture courtesy of Cik Hajjah Nazipah Hj. Najmi

Our Alumni's Committee Members are as follows, that has been selected during 11th Annual General Meeting on 1 April 2012.

Advisor
Puan Rusnani Sharuddin

Chairman
Cik Mabel S. Muttiah

Vice Chairman
Puan Hajjah Saripah Fatimah bt. Syed Ismail

Secretary
Y.M. Raja Ainun Shaira bt. Raja Ahmad Sheridan

Assistant Secretary 1
Puan Intan Arfah Zarawiah bt. Mohd. Zawawi

Assistant Secretary 2
Puan Nor Hilaliah bt. Md. Baki

Treasurer
PuanNor'azian Shaw

Committee Members
Puan Balbir Kaur
Puan Hajjah Zaharah Mohd. Yusof
Puan Maggie Leong Chiew Chih
Y.M. Raja Hajjah Halimah bt. Raja Razman
Puan Elizabeth Chen Foo Kean
Cik Zuraidah Mohd. Rawi
Cik Hajjah Nazipah bt. Mohd. Najmi
Y.M. Tengku Zarinah bt. Tengku Muhamad Yusof Shah
Puan Hajjah Zawiyah Ahmed
Puan Emily Kashimir

Auditor
Puan Faridah bt. Ahmad Rashidi

Friday, December 12, 2008

this blog has not been abandoned

Dear All,

I am so sorry for the lack of updates in this blog. Life has been pretty hectic. Or was it because I was concentrating more on my own personal blog... hiks! duh!...

Whatever it is, we are all enjoying the year-end school holidays at the mo. Thus I have been quite busy with my kiddos as well i.e. attended the Nuffnang Friso Family Day Out with my son Megat, and we also had some fun time in Kuching or so called the Cat City! (go here and here to view the pics).

Besides that, I have also kept myself busy keeping in touch with our school friends. I even met some of us whom I last met during my last days of school. Isn't that lovely?


THANKS

You're my friend because you're always there,
If there's sadness around or in the air,
At night, in the morning or anytime of day,
You're there to cheer me up and chase the sadness away.

I just want to thank you for all you've done,
You've helped me through a lot, you're really number one.
Thanks for all the good times that we share,
It shows that you're one who really does care.

Thanks for being there when time got rough,
You make it easier when times get too tough
Thanks for being there each and every day,
Thanks for being you in that very special way.


And as to-date, since the last time I posted here, we already had three (3) Sunday Morning! sessions —

#1 - 23 November 2008, at Rest House Kuala Kangsar
#2 - 7 December 2008, at Marmalade Cafe in Bangsar Village II
#3 - 7 December 2008, at Rest House Kuala Kangsar

Make sure you come back here often to get some updates about the above meetups by guest bloggers that I have appointed :) I find that by having some guest bloggers here that involved our school friends as well, this blog will be livening up!

And before I forgot, I would like to remind everyone to block your May 2009 calendar for our school's 60th Anniversary Dinner that will be held in Dewan Puteri, SMKRPK. I will make sure to get the committee members to reconfirm the date ASAP so that we can make our plans accordingly.

Till then...

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Sunday Morning!


Sunday Morning! is an informal meeting of MGS/GEGS/RPK & SKDK Alumni happening all around the world on any given Sunday in the morning.

The invitation is, of course, also open to all OG. However, Sunday Morning! is NOT an exclusive networking reunion nor a OG gathering (differently from others, we prefer quality over quantity). Sunday Morning! is an informal session to share ideas, experiences and memories that we had. In other words, we believe in the free exchange of information, free knowledge, opinions and ideas in a not so formal way, while we enjoy our breakfast.

Details of the meetup in each city are available in the blog with the label Sunday Morning!

We love when people come with a huge desire to work, to share in, either speaking or covering the event on the Internet (yes, bring your laptop).

If you are an OG, and you are interested in organizing a Sunday Morning! in your city, please get in touch with us.


Our first meetup:
Sunday, 23 November 2008
RSVP on Facebook

Friday, October 31, 2008

DeepaRaya Hi-Tea

Hello everyone,

I have been invited to blog which is something new to me. Anyway I want to give it a go and I will begin with the DeepaRaya Hi-tea I attended on the 25th of October in GEGS. I belong to the 1974 batch of MCE students and I was really hoping to meet many if not all my classmates.


Azian, Khor Hooi Leng, Teh Kheng Ean, Sathiavany and Ms. Rani Muthiah;
more pics can be viewed
here.


I think about 200 or so old students turned up. I was lucky this time around as the get-together was close to Deepavali and I always make it a point to celebrate Deepavali with my parents in Kuala Kangsar. Luck did not end there as two of my very close friends from KL, Teh Kheng Ean and Khor Hooi Leng also made it a point to come and meet up. Then we managed to contact Azian Kamaruddin from MCKK and Faridah Rashidi from Ipoh—both very dear friends. It was great coming together after all these years. The last I saw Faridah was in Form 6—about 30 years ago! She is as vibrant as ever! All of us had a lot of catching up to do.

Coming back to the high-tea which made all of us hiGH— It was well-organized-registration, buying of the book—Down Memory Lane (on the first principal, Mrs. N.C.Partridge), a few short speeches followed by a performance by students and cutting a birthday cake—then plenty of mouth-watering food (Perak food is the BEST!). The current principal and the president of the OGA were very hospitable. I met Ms. Leong whom I met many years ago in Kuala Pilah when I was expecting my third child. The surprising thing was she remembered me. She gave me free milk powder then! We also met Ms. Rani Muthiah—our Bio teacher in Forms 4 and 5. She is one person who no one will miss nor forget. She has changed-giggling with us and not frowning at us anymore... just joking Ms. Muthiah. We were also entertained with songs by our MC of the day and guess who—Faridah! She sang with such confidence and poise that I am confident she can stand up to Mawi anytime!

After all the prizes for winners of lucky draws were given out and there was no more space for food in our tummies, the event slowly came to an end. A number of us were still feeling nostalgic over our school days and decided to take a tour around the school. My! My! The changes are astounding—new blocks of classrooms and hostel blocks; form six classes etc. The hall where we had the function is also new. However—what we were really thankful for is that the original building where Sir Hugh Low, the British resident is supposed to have been housed and the additional buildings where the library is; the SRT rooms and other extensions of the past have been preserved. The pathway up the hill on which we walked up and the hugh rain trees are still there. The cannon has been moved but it is still in the school. The classrooms where we sat and studied look the same except for the position of the white boards which have been changed. We also walked up the staircase to the tower. Kausheilia and Ambigai as well as a few others joined us. The rooms we passed, the pictures and the ambience are the same. At the top, we stood in awe at the picturesque views from all angles. After several snapshots, we had to drag ourselves down as it is really great to be there at 6 in the evening.

We walked on reminiscing about the old days—where we used to have our assemblies and Girl Guide meetings, how we used to have fierce arguments, places where we parked our bicycles and even spots where we lost control of our bicycles and fell.

By the time we could bring ourselves to leave, it was seven in the evening. Reluctantly we left. Where are you my friends? Let us get in touch with one another so that we can meet again at the next gathering. Bye for now.

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