Our gathering together is proof that friendship in school is a lifelong bond.
Former Labour Minister, Kenneth Zinck who went to Marist Brothers High School from 1973 to 1977, said the spirit of the Mobilise 2010 conference is to gather and look back on the upbringing by the brothers of the school.
Zinck said that the training of they reached has brought them far and it is only right to thank the Brothers.
He adds the main focus is also on family building.
Last night a special Mass was held at Lambert Hall for the old scholars where they were told to work together and uphold the standard at the school.
The main initiative for the MOBilise 2010 is to get the Marist Community together and see what they can contribute towards the betterment of education at the institution
The MOBilise 2010 weeklong Conference officially starts on Monday.
Story by: Paradise Tabucala and Selina Navuso
Friendship in school is a lifelong bond-Zinck
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