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StuCo Events and Updates
StuCo Events and Updates
Aina Sekido

HS StuCo has dedicated a handful amount of time and collaborated with Seisen students to organize a crowd-funding and fundraiser for female Ukrainian refugees

Click this link for more details on the MS/HS StandWithUkraine Fundraiser: 

https://www.seisen.com/fs/comms-manager/view/32306a8d-ad29-405a-ad1c-5f3d42192b9e

Hello, student body and teachers! 

During the month of April, the HS StuCo hosted its very first in-person interschool event in 2 years, the Stucolympics! 12 mixed groups of students from Seisen, St. Mary's, and Sacred heart collaborated together in competitive games such as dodgeball, jeopardy, and red light green light to win big prizes! Well done to all participants and congratulations to the students in the teams that made it to the top 3! 

In addition, in light of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the HS StuCo has dedicated a handful amount of time and collaborated with Seisen students to organize a crowd-funding and fundraiser for female Ukrainian refugees. The HS StuCo is currently in charge of the StandWithUkraine sticker sale and members of the HS StuCo along with Victoria Midgdalski (G12) and Sophia Migdalski (G9) have created wonderful sticker designs with love and care. The price of the stickers will be from 200-300 yen and the form has been sent out today (April 14th) so please make your orders! Below are the stickers designs that will be sold: 

Lastly, the HS StuCo is reponsible for the Free Rice event which is taking place from April 11-15. The website is called FreeRice, and it gives out out vocabulary questions to donate 10 grains of rice per every correct answer! Our goal is to have everyone donate at least 300 grains of rice so it would be great if you all could take 2-3 minutes to answer at least 8 questions. 

Thank you all and stay tuned for more events! 

- HS StuCo 

 

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