I was a La Sallian from Standard 1 till i finished school in form 5, that was 11 years of being a La Sallian! I take a lot of pride in being a part of this institution which is regarded as one of the best around the world. I remember while i was back in school at La Salle in PJ it was almost the end of the La Salle brotherhood before the local’s toke over the reigns in leading the school.
While the brother’s were in charge, the school was known for its high discipline and no nonsense approach which changed dramatically as every brother that lead the school came from one mind set and after them, it was constant struggle to keep up to the high standards the brothers set in.
Naturally when you don’t come from a single system, a change of leadership would result in a change of style and hence in my view the quality dropped to a certain extend.
The La Salle brothers not only had schools that went by the name of La Salle which i was from but also many others like St Johns & St Xavier’s who just had the last brother who was in the reign retiring. Its definitely going to be different now and its going to be truly missed.
Brother Paul Ho’s retirement will be a double milestone as he represents the last Brother principal in Malaysia.
Congratulations to the La Salle brothers for the superb job they have been doing all these years and there are many community leaders and prolific figures that this very system has churned out. I’m surely blessed and happy that i was part of this very system.
Read Brother Peter Ho’s parting words via the Star’s report [Read more...]



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