Tag: Jom Belajar

This week on Jom Belajar, let’s take a walk down memory lane and learn about one of the icons of Malaysian entertainment, Tan Sri P. Ramlee!

In conjunction with Deepavali, our Elementary School students have been learning to appreciate some of the traditions and customs practiced during Deepavali, as well as the story and origins behind the festival.

He learned to play badminton at the age of eleven and would train every day after school under a local coach. His talent was later discovered by Misbun Sidek, another former leading Malaysian badminton player, who drafted him into the national squad when he was seventeen years old.

Art Silat or Pencak Silat is one of the martial arts of Malay or Nusantara that has been practiced for centuries.

Let’s celebrate World Animal Day by showcasing some animal species indigenous to Malaysia who, unfortunately, are also at risk of endangerment.

For this week’s edition of Jom Belajar, Grade 8 Drama students were recently visited by special guest Tintoy Chuo from Fusion Wayang Kulit (Fusion WK), an award-winning Malaysian shadow puppetry and gamelan ensemble.

If you’ve ever wondered about how tea came about to Malaysia, where it’s produced, and how it’s consumed then read on!

The Jalur Gemilang was first flown in 1950 and passed for public use on August 31, 1957, Malaysia’s Independence Day.