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Inspiring performance: SJKC Lee MIn pupils performing a dance inspired by Mongolian horse riders at the launch of the Setia Caring school programme.

A teacher gives her take on the importance of instilling good values and tapping children’s talents and skills, as these define their character.

THE primary school that I teach at – SJK (C) Lee Min in Port Klang, Selangor – has an enrolment of 121 pupils. They are a contented lot and can be both attentive and playful during lessons.

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