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GEYLANG METHODIST SCHOOL (PRIMARY)
GMSP will be hosting its 85th Anniversary Musical on the 10th and 11th July 2009 at Jubilee Hall, Raffles Hotel.
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With thanksgiving to God for His grace, mercy and steadfastness, Geylang Methodist School (Primary) will be celebrating her 85th anniversary this year. We will be putting up an original musical production entitled THE CROWN at Jubilee Hall, Raffles Hotel, on 10th and 11th July. Tickets will be available at the school from 23rd April. Watch this space for further details.

Countdown!


The Musical
There will be 1 show on the 10th July 2009 at 7.30pm.
There will be 2 shows on the 11th July 2009 at 2.30pm & 7.30pm

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Contact
For any ticketing issues, please contact Ms Magdelene Voo at 6748 7376 or 6748 6746.
For any other queries, please contact Miss Wong Lee Pin.


Promo Video

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In Action

Tuesday, April 28, 2009



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Thursday, April 23, 2009


From Ms Jocelyn’s desk.

Teacher in Charge (Musical)



Today marks the end of Term One holidays. While I am typing this blog entry, the children are rehearsing their ‘classroom’ scene. “Dino’ miss a line and the cast burst into laughter, but quickly getting back into character within seconds. Working with the highly motivated cast has inspired me. Despite their hectic schedules, striking a balance between their studies and rehearsals, the children has bonded very well together. 


The teachers and I were very touched by their care and concern for each other. Several students insist upon turning up despite being ill. They sat at the corner, soaking up every movement, song and speech, fearing to miss a moment. The other students would often offer to help those who are sick to sing their lines or update those who have missed a session of training without being tasked to. Each of them took it upon themselves to contribute, despite their age. The older ones took initiative to lead while the younger one demonstrated care and concern for those who lead them. I’m humbled at their maturity to take set backs, to encourage others, and to rise to the occasion. 


The casting processes has been one of the most challenging and stressful process that everyone of them had to go through. They were made to sing and act in groups or individually for the main roles. Tasked to sing a new song in a matter of minutes after being taught, many of them rushed to their bags, took out a note book and began to jot down notes to the lyrics, sharing song sheets among themselves without being told. They had to volunteer to audition and were not compelled to.  Each of them rose to the occasion, standing nervous but determined to give their best shot. 


I was happy for those who did well, but I was particularly impressed by those who were able to take their set backs maturely. It’s impressive for children their age to accept ‘defeat’ with grace and be genuinely happy for their friends who did well. Something that even adults have problems accomplishing!


Casting has just been settled and the children are all geared up for the rehearsals. I have seen them blossom in singing, acting and most of all, character, over the short period of one term. I know these children have it within them to shine. You got to catch them in action on the 10th and 11th of July! Well, that’s all for now! 



Wednesday, April 1, 2009


Yoan     5 Joy     Member     17 March 2009

QN: What have you learnt in the last few weeks of musical practises?
1) Project our voices.
2) Give and take.
3) Co-operate and be alert.
 
QN: Describe a session that you enjoyed most.
When we were acting and singing.
 
QN: Area(s) which I would like to improve on...
Project my voice and shyness.
 
QN: Which school value/NE message did you practice during the training sessions? 
Passion and Love for learning.



Eunice     4 Diligence      P4 leader     14 March 2009
 
QN: What have you learnt in the last few weeks of musical practises?
1) Do not make your back face the audience..
2) Make your actions clearly and widely.
3) Do not be nervous and do not laugh even if the people make a funny face.
 
QN: Describe a session that you enjoyed most.
I enjoyed singing session. That it have many parts. I was so happy and excited
that I didn't know the time was going on.
 
QN: Area(s) which I would like to improve on...
I would like to improve on action in the musical.
 
QN: Which school value/NE message did you practice during the training sessions?
I practised love for God and school, Respect, Co-operation and passion for learning.



Abhay     3 Love     Member    15 March 2009

QN: What have you learnt in the last few weeks of musical practises?
1) I learnt not to be distracted by the people who are watching me act.
2) I learnt to do big actions so the people at the back of the theatre can see me acting.
3) I learnt to co-operate with my group.
 
QN: Describe a session that you enjoyed most.
I enjoy acting and singing the most because acting is fun. Singing because I can learn new songs.
 
QN: Area(s) which I would like to improve on...
My singing.
 
QN: Which school value/NE message did you practice during the training sessions?
Passion for learning, Resoect and Co-operation.



 Jin Ye     3 joy     P3 leader     16 March 2009
 
QN: What have you learnt in the last few weeks of musical practises?
1) I have learnt not to shout but to project our voices.
2) I have learnt mor actions after I joined this musical.
3)I have learnt to have more confidence in yourself.
 
QN: Describe a session that you enjoyed most.
I enjoyed the lesson when we excercise the actions we've just learnt as it was fun and interesting.
 
QN: Area(s) which I would like to improve on...
I would like to improve on to be more alert.
 
QN: Which school value/NE message did you practice during the training sessions?
Co-operation, Respect and Love for god and school.



Elizabeth     6 Patience     Member     16 March 2009
 
QN: What have you learnt in the last few weeks of musical practises?
1) I must co-operate when the teacher asks us to do something, cannot waste time.
2) I must pay full attension when the teacher says something.
3) I mus speak loudly during acting.
 
QN: Describe a session that you enjoyed most.
I like the session which we did the picture freeze, it was very fun and enjoyable.
 
QN: Area(s) which I would like to improve on...
I think that the teachers should conduct more games.
 
QN: Which school value/NE message did you practice during the training sessions?
The school values were Respect, Co-operation, Passion for learning and Integrity.



Yongyou     6 Patience     Member     13 March 2009

QN: What have you learnt in the last few weeks of musical practises?
1) We must be focused at all times so that we could listen teacher's instruction.
2) We must not show our backside to the audience.
3) We must show our actions more clearly.
 
QN: Describe a session that you enjoyed most.
It was the session when I was chosen as Jester.
 
QN: Area(s) which I would like to improve on...
I would like to improve on my introduction and ways of expression.
 
QN: Which school value/NE message did you practice during the training sessions?
We respected each other by co-operating and to be obedient to our teachers and friends.



Saranya     3 Love     P3 Leader     13 March 2009
 
QN: What have you learnt in the last few weeks of musical practises?
1) I have learnt that we need to work together as ateam.
2) I have learnt that how to co-operate with the team.
3) I have also learnt that how to be very focus.
 
QN: Describe a session that you enjoyed most.
I enjoyed the session when we played a game that is called "Tick and the Talk".
 
QN: Area(s) which I would like to improve on...
I would like to improve on by paying more attention.
 
QN: Which school value/NE message did you practice during the training sessions?
I practised the school valuse of Respect and Co-operation during the training sessions.


Monday, March 23, 2009


Having gone through training for weeks now, our aspiring talents speak their mind.

Jia Wei (6 HOPE)  13 March 2009
 
QN: What have you learnt in the last few weeks of musical practises? 
1) Stage Areas
2) Co-operation
3) We also could play and relax while learning.
 
QN: Describe a session that you enjoyed most.
Games! As we could play while learning.
 
QN: Area(s) which I would like to improve on... 
No butts! Of course, I don't want to let the crowd to see my butt. 
 
QN: Which school value/NE message did you practice during the training sessions?
Respect, Passion for learning and last but not least... Co-operation.

Monday, March 2, 2009



The schedule for this month drama trainings are as follows -