CBN: The origins of ‘girl power’


Proud heritage: CBN exemplifies the importance of holistic education in grooming young minds.

RECENTLY, SMK Convent Bukit Nanas (CBN) found itself at the centre of a crisis after it was informed of the government’s decision not to extend its land lease, which would expire in Sept 6.

With a judicial review set to take place, the 122-year-old mission school’s future was hanging in the balance until the Prime Minister’s Office intervened and a 60-year extension of the lease was subsequently granted.

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