Students' Council
The Students' Council system has been restructured with the house committee being part of the council forming The Meridian Council. It is in charge of enriching school life. This change takes place after the 9th students council. as such there will be no student's council but only The Meridian Council. It is a group of students elected by the student body to represent student interests and to plan school events. Elections take place after a period of shortlisting and rallying, following which the council elects its own Executive Committee (EXCO) which includes the President, Vice President, Head of Students' Affairs, Head of Public Affairs and the 5 house captains of Atlas, Callisto, Miranda, Phobos, and Triton.
Currently, the first ever TMC (The Meridian Council) is led by:
President - Arravind S/O Udayakumar
Vice President - Sylvia Khor
Head of public affairs - Leon Chua Juin Howe
Head of Students' Affair - Tan Li Dan
Atlas Captain: Hidaya Alatas
Callisto Captain: Peggy Ching
Miranda Captain: Emerson Ng
Phobos Captain: Kristle Kwa
Triton Captain: Thiyaghessan S/O Poongundranar
Some of the activities that the SC organizes includes Orientation, Orientation Group Leaders (OGL) Recruitments and OGL camps, Council Recruitment and Council Training Camps (CTC), Teachers' Day, J1 End of Year Bash, J2 Prom Night and an SC event whereby the SC will decide what type of event they will hold for the school. The SC provides day to day service to the Meridians in the form of vending machines, loaning of blazers and lockers, and the morning assembly.
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