The good old Convent days


Happy together: The ‘Class of 75’ gathering to celebrate their friendship.

NOT everyone has the privilege of saying that they studied at a school that was founded 160 years ago.

The Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus (CHIJ) was born from the hard work of the French missionary priests and nuns at that time, who overcame adversity to bring education to the Convent schools in Melaka.

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