Fresher’s Tea 2006

15th October: Fresher’s Tea

Venue: University of London Union, Room 3D Malet Street

Time: 1.30pm- 5.30pm

WORLD OF DRAMA

The 12th SMSL committee invites you to the 2006 Fresher’s Tea

The buzz of London. A maze of corridors and buildings. Too many parties. And hundreds of lost handshakes and fleeting faces. Confused? Well here is the place to be. A casual gathering of freshers and seniors from all over London to exchange thoughts and advice on work and play in the most metropolitan city in the world. Based around a theme of Drama, the day will involve a series of fun and “dramatic” games to get to know each other. This is also the perfect opportunity to ask seniors about the opportunities in service and attachments in Singapore, organized by SMSL and learn more about the aims and objectives of the society as well as the work of the committee.

So you know where to be! Food and drinks will be provided and organized by the university representatives, so feel free to approach them if you’d like to help or come together as a group or grab your friends and come down. Please give us a call if you have any queries. If for no other reason, I hear the jelly will be quite a hit!

We can’t wait to meet you all!

Yours sincerely,

Stephanie Chong (0776323934) & Jasmine Ho (07919386759)

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Fresher’s and Members Gathering 26 Aug 2006

Venue: 5a Chancery Hill Road

Time: 5.30pm-10.30pm

Agenda: Discussion with clinicians from the National HealthCare Group and subsequently a dinner buffet

This event is held every year and is exactly what it says- a gathering. So it’s informal and held at one of our member’s homes (with many thanks!). We are fortunate this year to have the NHG come meet us and also give a presentation on the likes of working in Singapore with them. They also gave us some souvenirs- the stuffed bears were a hit!

Pre-departure Fair

Venue: The Pan Pacific Hotel

Time: 12.00pm -5pm

 

In collaboration with the British Council, the annual Pre-departure Fair seeks to allow people who have already applied to their prospective universities in the UK to meet others in the same boat and their seniors who attempt to give them a good account on the mental, physical preparations to be made before going. (Nothing too scary, hopefully!)