Turning learning into an adventure


Over 600 students from 24 schools across the Klang Valley gathered for the “Positive Teens Amazing Treasure Hunt 2025” at Taman Botani Negara Shah Alam on Aug 23. Photo: Positive Teens

Over 600 students from 24 schools across the Klang Valley swapped books for maps and discovered how learning can become an exciting outdoor adventure at the “Positive Teens Amazing Treasure Hunt 2025” at Taman Botani Negara Shah Alam, recently.

This event transformed a regular Saturday into a space where education, teamwork and fun were combined to inspire Malaysian youngsters towards healthier, more positive lifestyles.

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