Biggest Logo Formation Made of Recyclable Materials

As usual, I woke up late and brushed my teeth, got everything prepared and left the house. While on my way, I slept well in the vehicle. I should be there by 7a.m.. But well.. Who cares!

12th July 2008, the day when the 4-Stars Project started and also ended, on the same day. The project was a success. Cheers!

The project was an idea by the Key Club, and it came to reality with the help of the other 3 clubs. In the school hall of Sri Garden, Dewan Tan Sri Dato’ Loy Hean Heong, a total students of 60 participants from the Key Club, Interact Club, Multimedia Club and Young Entrepreneur’s Club, started by assembling materials for the breaking of the record, ‘Biggest Logo Formation made of Recyclable Materials’, endorsed by the Malaysia Book of Records (MBR).

“The students are not enthusiastic in everything they do. I can’t see the enthusiasm in them. I want to encourage all of you here to participate more and win more medals for the school. Actually, you don’t help the school but yourself!” Mr. Khaw said.

Our school theme this year is somewhat related to the environment. Therefore, we aim to do this project and break the record of the national biggest logo made, and what more, to increase awareness on environmental issues, especially deforestation. Not to left out, to be enthusiastic too.

With a grand total of 60 members, the entire process took us 7 hours, which is from 9.00a.m. to 4.00p.m.. The VIP of the day was Tan Sri Dato’ Lee Lam Thye, who was here as the witness of on behalf of Malaysia Book of Records.

In fact, this event took few days for discussion. And then, after making sure that the school and Malaysia Book of Records approved our idea, it took around 2 months to collect the required materials. We started to collect at the end of May until the beginning of July, where we were still in constant anxiety as we feared that we will not have enough materials for the logo. By July, we finalized all the finer details such as publicity to the parents, the confirmation of the attendance of various press and media and the attendance of the VIP(s).

It was really a great challenge to the organising committee with the sudden rejection of the first idea by MBR, the materials that we need and from some other unmentionable aspects. Nevertheless, when 12 July came, we all were pumped with adrenaline and excitement.