Methodist boys bid farewell to principal


I CHOSE to go to Methodist Boys Secondary School Kuala Lumpur (MBSSKL) several years ago because it is well-known for its high standard of discipline and excellent academic results. It didn’t take me long to discover that the school's success has to do with its illustrious principals. Mr Loo Wan Yong is one of them.  

So when it was announced sometime last year that he would be retiring on March 12 this year, I, the school captain, was given orders to form a committee to plan for his Retirement Day. 

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