Pushing to win award despite accident


Hayden with his mother Nur Farhana at the award ceremony. - The Straits Times/Asia News Network

MUHAMMAD Hayden Dany Osman, 11, had to miss almost two months of school after being hurt in a road accident last April.

But with a little help from his family members, friends and teachers at Townsville Primary School, Hayden eventually recovered, and even qualified for the Teck Ghee Citizens’ Consultative Committee (CCC) Bursary Award.

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