Some 50 students and teachers were rewarded for their outstanding achievement in learning and teaching English.
Some 50 students and teachers were rewarded for their outstanding achievement in learning and teaching English during a year-long programme.
Through the game, students were able to improve their English vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation skills by completing various levels and challenges.Awards were given to the top 15 students from primary and secondary schools of both districts. Students who showed the most improvement and achieved the highest score on Dawn of Civilisation won prizes like tablets, hotel stays and golf lessons thanks to the foundation.In Pekan, SMK Lepar came top ahead of 11 other secondary schools, while SK Sri Maulana beat five other primary schools.
Solve Education! chief executive officer Janine Teoh said the programme that kicked off in SMK Lembah Subang and SAMTSH garnered impressive results.
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