RM100,000 MADANI allocation to transform school into stronger digital, stem learning hub
A SCHOOL in Johor is set for a major facilities upgrade after receiving RM100,000 under the MADANI Adopted School Programme, strengthening its digital learning, STEM and TVET capabilities while improving the overall school environment. The allocation...
A Johor school will receive RM100,000 under the MADANI Adopted School Programme to upgrade its facilities, digital learning tools, STEM and TVET equipment, and improve the overall school environment. The allocation for Sekolah Kebangsaan Murni Jaya, presented during the National Month Programme and MADANI Adopted School ceremony, aims to strengthen the school's capabilities and create a more conducive learning environment for its 189 pupils.
The funding, provided by the Finance Ministry through the Communications Ministry, will finance improvements such as four school signboards, two Smartboards, upgraded lighting, beautification works, a public address system, two air-conditioning units, 10 iPads, and a Sumo Robot set for STEM and TVET activities. Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching emphasized that the investment is a long-term commitment to nurturing a generation with academic excellence, strong character, creativity, and competitiveness, capable of exploring fields such as STEM and TVET.
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