Leadership & Service

Hosts workshops in partnership with the Richmond Public Library to introduce elementary students to the sciences before high school, helping them explore interests and develop a personal identity around them.

It exists because of a gap I hit myself — something my peers and I struggled with when making the transition to high school, especially for those of us who had not been taught science for over two years in elementary school.

A provincial non-profit society that aims to foster a community for aspiring astronomers in BC to connect and grow.

It provides opportunities for youth in British Columbia interested in astronomy and space science — workshops, community discussions, fundraising for educational events, and partnerships with schools, libraries and other organisations. The society has now held its first community table.

A national non-profit facilitating cross-cultural exchanges between Canada and Asian countries, such as Taiwan.

It gives students opportunities to practise English in a supportive setting, reduces academic pressure, and lets them compete nationally in English-based debates and academic competitions.

A club that encourages junior (Grade 8–10) and senior students to engage in school events and volunteer opportunities, with a specific focus on helping junior students get involved comfortably.

The reason is concrete: in Grade 8, many of my classmates did not volunteer — not because they did not want to, but because they did not know how to get involved.

The club has contributed to nearly all Palmer events: Spotlight, Parent Teacher Conference, Open House, Orange Shirt Day and assemblies, as well as supporting the Music and Athletics departments and collaborating with other clubs.

Helps plan events and programmes for teens at the local library, spending an hour a month creating all sorts of events, and served as Teen Representative for a Board Meeting.

Spreading joy and fundraising for various hospitals and charities using music, including The Musical Marathon of Hope — using music to make a positive impact in the community.

As HR Coordinator (Grades 9 and 10): taking meeting minutes and creating reflection forms. As VP of Internal Affairs (Grade 11): in charge of all internal affairs within the organisation, including communications and overseeing meetings.

Spent over 50 hours caring for 170+ rabbits during the summer — feeding and cleaning the bunnies, and maintaining the shelter.

Spent over 70 hours with children from less-privileged backgrounds — running workshops and games, and visiting Government and Zilla Parishad schools.

Coordinated a murder mystery masquerade party for 70 people, overseeing the project’s 19 members with two others to ensure the event ran smoothly.

Selected to organise the final evening of the month-long programme by hosting a concert demonstrating all the talents developed through the month. The event hosted 100+ individuals with around 20 performances across 2.5–3 hours.