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KLANG: SMK Rantau Panjang’s efforts in spreading kindness through social media were rewarded when Selangor princess Tengku Zatashah Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah dropped by the school for a special assembly on Monday.
PETALING JAYA: Kindness can be its own reward but a sponsored Teachers Day celebration didn’t hurt the students and staff of Sri KDU secondary school, who won Digi’s #5DaysBaikHatiChallenge.
STUDENTS of social science 101 will be familiar with the theory of unintended consequences of purposive action.
KOTA KINABALU: The #StandTogether campaign received another boost when 10,000 people ran for kindness at the Unicef Borneo Marathon.
WHILE it may be impossible to rid the world of bullying, understanding it may help us to counter this social issue and create a safer space for children.
Over 6,000 people celebrated kindness at Malaysia’s inaugural #StandTogether Carnival on Sunday, which featured activities for adults and children alike.
SHAH ALAM: Over 6,000 people showed up to call for a kinder Malaysia and celebrate Malaysia’s inaugural National Kindness Week at the #StandTogether Carnival at Setia City Convention Centre.
The inaugural #StandTogether National Kindness Week is a huge success, with over 650 schools taking part and over 100 student-led kindness projects implemented across the country.
SETIA ALAM: A host of celebrities and VIPs will be attending the #StandTogether Carnival here to celebrate the success of Malaysia’s inaugural National Kindness Week.
PETALING JAYA: Students will be able to fly in the sky or dive into the world’s deepest depths this Sunday (April 15) at the #StandTogether Carnival’s Petrosains booth, thanks to the science of augmented reality.