Grateful thanks to Susan Chee (left) who visited Miss Ma (middle) with her son, Russell (right). Also, our deepest appreciation to Chan Wai Heng for coordinating the event. Miss Ma will be celebrating her 94th birthday in a few months’ time. She was born on 14 Jan 1917.
Come 22 October, the BBGS Old Girls’ Association will be holding a reunion dinner in Melbourne to honour Miss Ma Tak Yan, the former headmistress of Bukit Bintang Primary School 2.
Date
22 Oct 2010, (Friday)
Time
7.30 pm
Venue
Allpeople Chinese Restaurant,
12/2 Burwood Highway,
BurwoodEast,
Melbourne, Australia
Tel : 9889 8198/ 98898182
Cost
AUD 50 per pax
CONTACT PERSON IN MELBOURNE
Chan Wai Heng
Mobile : 0438627368
Tel : (03)98366271
Email : chan.wai.heng@hotmail.com
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BBGS Photo Gallery
Remember this eye-candy building? For alumnae who started school at the BBGS Primary School 1 & 2, this photo will evoke childhood memories of teachers, concerts, sports day and fun fairs as well as recess games like five stones and hopscotch.
Miss Ma (third from left) and her former pupil, Miss Elena M. Cooke (extreme right) who later joined BBGS as a teacher. On Miss Ma's right is Mrs Chuah Kim Neo who was the headmistress of BBGS Primary School 1 from 1957-1969.
“I should like to thank Miss Glasgow particularly for graciously consenting to declare open the new building. To the post-war generation, Miss Glasgow and the Bukit Bintang Girls’ School are synonymous. She returned in 1946 after her internment and was Headmistress until 1958. She has devoted her life unstintingly to the school ...”
Miss Glasgow officiating the opening of the BBGS Primary School at 4pm on 24 September 1958.
The BBGS Primary School Recorder Band performing at the official opening of the Primary School. Were you there?
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