The SK Bukit Lanjan boys and girls rugby teams are on track to reach greater heights thanks to dedicated teachers and support from Dialog and MyKasih. — Photos: CHAN TAK KONG and SIA HONG KIAU/The Star
GRASSROOTS rugby in Selangor could become more competitive in the next few years if the efforts of teachers in SK Bukit Lanjan bear fruit.
The school for Temuan Orang Asli children in Damansara Perdana has been a rising force in the Petaling Utama education district in the last three years thanks to their consistent performance even though its programme only started in 2015 with five pupils.
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The SK Bukit Lanjan boys and girls rugby teams are on track to reach greater heights thanks to dedicated teachers and support from Dialog and MyKasih. — Photos: CHAN TAK KONG and SIA HONG KIAU/The Star
Emir (right) hopes to grow the pool of Orang Asli talent in rugby.
Fadhli (right), who is in charge of the newly formed Lanjan Lynx girls squad, hopes they will do well this year.
Pupils preparing for their joint training session at SK Bukit Lanjan.
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