Scholarships for Anak Malaysia


SAM students performing during their four-week face-to-face lessons. — RAJA FAISAL HISHAN/The Star

STUDENTS struggling with learning can apply for scholarships to study at the country’s first digital school based on the Malaysian curriculum.

LeapEd Services chairperson Shahnaz Al-Sadat said the school, Sekolah Anak Malaysia (SAM), conducts 80% of lessons online while the remaining 20% is done in-person.

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