Team takes part in F1 in schools


All set: Team Transcendent comprising (from foreground, clockwise) Ian, Hui Lee, Sarah, Jade and Kimberly will compete against other international schools at the finals. Steen is not pictured.

A typical Year Nine student at Kuala Lumpur’s Garden International School (GIS) has many distractions, but Formula One (F1) wasn’t one of them, at least until recently.

As the largest private, co-educational, British international school in Malaysia, students there have to learn about Design Technology (DT), which involves the study and application of computer and non-computer based technologies for communicating product design and constructability.

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