Healthy schools headed to Bali


Congratulations: Ng (far right) and AIA Malaysia chief marketing officer Heng Zee Wang (far left) with Education Ministry Sports, Co-curricular and Arts Division deputy director Ida Hairani Bakar (second from right) presenting the prize to SK Putrajaya Presint 11(1) headmistress Norzah Mohd Kassim and teacher Mohd Saharudin Setapa.

SK Putrajaya Presint 11(1), Putrajaya, and SMK Convent Butterworth, Penang, will represent Malaysia at the AIA Healthiest Schools (AHS) Regional Awards in Bali, Indonesia, vying for US$100,000 (approximately RM470,000).

The national-level primary and secondary school champions will take on their counterparts from Indonesia, Thailand, Hong Kong, Australia and Vietnam in the regional round of the competition on Thursday.

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