Activities help kids develop skills


New skills: Chloe Soh Ke Er (right) from SJKC Yuk Chai and Lishyen Shischir Indran from Tenby International School demonstrating a robotics project.

KIDZANIA Kuala Lumpur organised the KidZ & Tech Programme where children get to experience a series of interactive workshops, themed role-play opportunities and online activities that bring the future within reach.

Developed in collaboration with partners Microsoft Malaysia, Sasbadi Holdings, Panasonic, Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission and Multimedia University, the entire programme is a collection of activities designed to inspire interest in science and technology.

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