Assunta turns 50
The New Straits Times, April 8, 2008 By : ELINA KAMARUZZAMA
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100 memorable Malaysian Women – Part 4
The Star, March 8, 2011 DATIN PADUKA SISTER ENDA RYAN AGE: 83 The founder of Assunta Primary School and Assunta Secondary School in Petaling Jaya and chairperson of the SM Assunta Board of Governors arrived in Malaya in 1954 to set up schools for girls. She immediately set up Assunta Primary School, followed by Assunta …
Assunta Spirit Alive!
NTV7, The Breakfast Show, July 28, 2008 Assunta Alumni President Teresa Chan talks about her old school experiences and the forthcoming Assunta Golden Jubilee Gala Dinner…
Nurturing young women
The Star, July 28, 2008 By ELINA KAMARUZZAMAN Assunta Secondary School basks in its rich history as it celebrates its golden anniversary. EVERY school has a story to tell and Assunta Secondary School’s history owes its uniqueness to her founder Datin Paduka Sister Enda Ryan, who is proud to be able to witness the school …
SMK Assunta launches golden jubilee celebrations
The Star, April 11, 2008 By CHRISTINA LOW AFTER months of anticipation and anxiety over not having enough money, students and teachers of Assunta Secondary Girls School can now look with pride at their school’s new art centre. “When we found out that the old art rooms were infested with termites and had to be …
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Emotional reunion for Jeanne and Sister Enda
The Star, December 27, 2007 KUALA LUMPUR: “That is my former headmistress!” Datin Paduka Seri Jeanne Abdullah excitedly told her husband Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi the moment they arrived for a Christmas high tea reception. She was referring to the founder of Assunta Convent, Datin Paduka Sister Enda Ryan. Both the ladies hugged each …
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Guiding light to generations of girls
The Star, December 18, 2007 By ESTHER CHANDRAN WITH her genial smile, simplicity and down-to-earth nature, one easily warms up to and gets comfortable with Datin Paduka Sister Enda Ryan. Her words carry depth in meaning and her advice, wisdom. This is why her students at Assunta Secondary School – of which she was founder …
Humbled by Sultan’s kind gesture
The New Straits Times, December 12, 2007 By: Neville Spykerman
A Ruler with a common touch
The Star, December 12, 2007 Four experience first hand Sultan’s graciousness KLANG: Four recipients experienced first hand Sultan of Selangor Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah’s graciousness and benevolence at the awards ceremony in conjunction with his 62nd birthday yesterday. The Sultan came down from the royal dais to confer awards to the four – the elderly …
Sister Enda’s Recipe For Success: Nurture The Seed Of Peace And Harmony
BERNAMA, December 11, 2007 By Azril Annuar PETALING JAYA, Dec 11 (Bernama) — Nurture the seed of peace and harmony with the water of appreciation and understanding of cultures, customs and religions. That, in a nutshell, sums up Sister Enda Ryan’s recipe for success. The founder of Assunta primary and secondary schools in Petaling Jaya …
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