|
Carol
Festival
The annual Christmas
Concert is held in the month of December just around the
end of the term. This is held in respect of the Christian's
holiday. This event normally climax the cheery pall programmed,
which starts a few weeks prier. At the beginning of the
evening the Cheerers reveal themselves, and gifts are exchanged
between students. There are also greetings, songs, poems,
skits, and dances performed by students, at least two from
each dorm floor.
|
|
|
Valentines
Dinner in 2004
was a great success……..
On the evening of February 19th 2004 the BGH was filled
with resident students who were anxiously awaiting this
most looked forward to occasion, all clad and ready for
the night of all nights. The entire setting and atmosphere
is transferred to one of elegance. In addition to this,
the programme aided in making the ambiance suitable to one
for dining. There are songs, poems, toasts, competitions
and not forgetting the dinner of itself.
Campus
week
This event is
usually held from the middle to the end of March. This year’s,
plans to be even more exiting than last year’s.
What is campus
week all about?
Campus week is
one of the few social activities that strive to involve
all resident students. During this week there are inter
floor competitions in games such as basket ball, football,
volleyball, cricket, circle tennis, and sometimes, table
tennis. During Campus Week there would also be activities
such as campfire, Creole night (Creole cooking competition
on open fire), inter floor quiz competition, "In search
of a star" (dance, drama, poetry, song), and open night
(decoration rooms and floor with one colour, different colours
for each floor) including best room competition.
The ‘most
looked forward to’ activity for the week is the Campus
King and Queen competition. This is where each female floor
sends two prospective candidates and each male floor, four.
Each candidate must go through an impromptu segment in front
of the general pre-service population; they are interviewed
by the administrative staff, then they are voted for by
the resident population. They must possess good public speaking
and leadership skills.
The crowning
of the King and Queen is done on the night of the campus
week dinner, which is on the final night of Campus Week
(also the open night).
Created
by Kevin Williamson
|
