Empowering kids through sports, edu


For our children: (From left) HWUM chief operating officer and registrar Janice Yew, Professor Mushtak, Nicol and NDO founder and chief executive officer Mariana de Reyes at the MoU signing ceremony.

CHILDREN from B40 and M40 families will soon have the opportunity to benefit from squash training, English tutoring, and life skills workshops under the Nicol David Organisation (NDO) “Little Legends” programme.

In addition, a new Heriot-Watt University Malaysia (HWUM) scholarship named after Malaysia’s former World No. 1 and Commonwealth Games gold medallist Datuk Nicol David is in the pipeline to help equip young sporting talents with an academic qualification and relevant, real-world knowledge to help build their careers beyond sports.

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