Pupils attend after school programme


The children enjoying a colouring contest.

AS part of its continued commitment to empower Orang Asli, Persatuan Komuniti Elite brings together both parents and pupils in an event called Jom Belajar to raise awareness on the importance of education.

Organised by the Asian Banking School in collaboration with Bank Negara, the Jom Belajar programme is an effort to reach out to Orang Asli communities to encourage them to make education as a priority to create a better future for their children and community.

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