The Heritage Centre is a place shrouded by mystery and awe, since no one has ever heard or went inside it. It used to contain our school’s legacy and contain artifacts of importance. The Heritage Centre was rarely open, and you would need to be either in the school’s top brass, or in the higher echelons of the school’s student population in order to gain entry. The Heritage Centre was not even open during Founders’ Day or Open House. I am glad that I had the opportunity to enter this room. The room was filled with many interesting facts about the history of the school and its past achievements. The Heritage Centre was really an eye-opener, as I learnt significantly about the school’s culture and heritage. I would have stayed there and explored longer, if time allowed back then.
The Heritage Centre used to be located on the 4th floor, next to where the Bookstore used to be located. They are not there anymore since the 4th floor has made way to accommodate Catholic Kindergarten. The Heritage centre has ceased to exist, and all we’re left with is the fleeting memories of what used to be our school’s Heritage Centre.
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The information in this post is accurate as of September 2015.
(Edit: January 2016) There will be no follow ups as it is now a kitchen for the preschoolers.
