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PINTAR VOICES ISSUE 1/2016
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ISSUE 1/2016
A quarterly publication
A Malaysian CSR in Education Resource
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PINTAR VOICES 1/2016
CONT ENTS
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chairman’s message
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pintar schools NATIONWIDE
PINTAR schools nationwide as of March 2016
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pintar mobile learning unit (PMLU) journey
PMLU continues its journey to PINTAR schools nationwide
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25th pintar roundtable meeting
32 representatives from 17 PINTAR Member companies converged at the
Ramada Plaza Kuala Lumpur for PINTAR 25th Members’ Roundtable 2016
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stakeholder relationship news
The PINTAR Programme is a collaboration of various stakeholders. Find out
what our PINTAR team have been up to
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danajamin100 career & smart learning campS
Students learned how to improve their communication skills and study
techniques
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arena of youth: my city 2050 competition
Eight PINTAR secondary schools into their final phase of developing a vision
of a futuristic city for the upcoming Finale of the My City 2050 Competition
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aflateen PROGRAMME BATCH 2
Twelve PINTAR secondary schools selected for AFLATEEN Batch 2
programme
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PINTAR core module for teachers
Teachers of SK Batu 38 participated in the pilot run of newly-developed
PINTAR Core Module for Teachers
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PINTAR members’ activities
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Ordinary Member: Boustead Holdings Berhad
Ordinary Member: Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad
Ordinary Member: Malaysia Building Society Berhad
Ordinary Member: UEM Sunrise Berhad
Ordinary Member: UMW Oil & Gas
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EDITOR-IN CHIEF’S
NOTE
Editorial Committee
Editor-in-Chief
Karimah Tan Abdullah
Contributors
Norzalina Masom
Norzainah Omar
Siti Hawaida Md Rozi
Betty Abu Bakar
Nasrol Mansor
Editorial Team
Mas Elati Samani
Erma Hayati Zakaria
Contact Us
Warm greetings from PINTAR Foundation!
At our 25th Members’ Roundtable Meeting in
The year 2016 marks the 8th year of working
February, members were updated on PINTAR’s
hand-in-hand with our corporate members and
programmes and activities, and briefed by
partners to make a difference in the lives of our
PEMANDU on the Highly Immersive Programme
beneficiaries through education because we
(HIP) in English. Other than the Roundtable, the
believe that every child deserves the opportunity
PINTAR team visited related government agencies,
to access quality education that will enable that
namely, the School Management Division of the
child to achieve his or her potential.
Ministry of Education, and the state education
departments of Perak, Selangor and Sarawak,
We take pause every now and then to see how
as part of our stakeholder engagement process
far we have come and how we are doing. The
which aims to keep our stakeholders updated on
outcomes are not always measurable and may
our programmes and understand their needs.
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sometimes even seem intangible. Even so, we
soldier on with the firm belief that some intervention
The first quarter of the year kicked off with the
Telephone
03-2268 0000
is better than none. That success is not just about
PINTAR Mobile Learning Unit (PMLU) visits to schools
academic achievements but is also about being
in Kedah and Johor in February. In March, the first
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able to inspire and motivate our students to have
batch of the Danajamin100 Leadership (DJ100)
purpose, be confident and believe in themselves.
Programme students completed a three-day
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PINTAR Foundation (827909-U)
Nonetheless, we are happy to note that we
Career Camp – the final major activity of the three-
are making good progress and have achieved
year project, and they are expected to graduate in
encouraging results through our Core Module
April, while the DJ100 Batch 2 is in full swing with
2: Education Support Programme for our 20
the recently concluded Smart Learning Camp
PINTAR secondary schools. Last year’s PINTAR
held during the school holidays. In the meantime,
schools’ performance in the SPM examination
the My City 2050 Competition – launched by the
saw a 21 per cent increase in the PINTAR Average
Construction Industry Development Board of
Passing Rate, compared to the results recorded
Malaysia (CIDB) in November 2015 – is also well
for the year 2014. We would like to express our
under way as students from eight participating
heartfelt appreciation to all our members who
PINTAR secondary schools learn about the various
have contributed towards this accomplishment
aspects of city management and ‘build up’ for the
and congratulate the students and schools for
competition day which will be held in April.
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their commendable performance.
More exciting initiatives will soon be unveiled
In the first quarter of 2016, five PINTAR Members
and implemented with the objective of providing
adopted 14 new schools, bringing the total number
educational support for our PINTAR students
of PINTAR schools to 420, of which 115 are active.
and teachers. We hope you will support these
Thank you to these esteemed organisations
programmes at your schools. Continue reading
– UEM Group Berhad who adopted five new
about all these and more in this first edition of the
PINTAR schools; four by Boustead Holdings
year. Happy reading!
Berhad, two each by Telekom Malaysia Berhad
and Vijayaratnam Foundation, and one by SEGi
Warmest Regards
University – for making the commitment to
dedicate their resources for the underperforming
schools under the PINTAR Programme.
Karimah Tan Abdullah
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PINTAR
CHAIRMAN’S
MESSAGE
The year 2016 has started rather well for PINTAR
Foundation. An additional 14 new schools have been
adopted by five PINTAR Members this quarter, proof
of the continual commitment from our members
towards the PINTAR Programme and their belief that
the Programme can contribute significantly towards
developing the nation’s human capital.
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As always, the Foundation strives to remain aligned
to the Ministry of Education’s aspirations when
advocating programmes to our members.
This year, PINTAR members and the Foundation alike
will be increasing their efforts to implement Highly
Immersive Programme (HIP) in English that would help
students step up the usage of the language and thus
contribute to their proficiency in it.
We are confident that the programmes and activities
planned and implemented by our members and
partners in their PINTAR schools will help increase
the students’ exposure to the English Language, thus
creating an immersive (English) environment.
This will, in the longer term, help prepare them for the
new format of the Primary School Assessment Test
(UPSR) 2016 announced by the Examination Board
of the MOE recently, where the English Language
paper, specifically, would be split into two papers –
comprehension and writing – to help students improve
their proficiency in the language.
Despite the good start for PINTAR, some members
are facing many challenges, largely due to the
economic environment and the plummeting price of
oil. In this scenario, extracting value out of what we do
is imperative.
For the Foundation, the clarion call is to provide more
useful services and value to our members so that the
PINTAR Programme can make a positive impact and
yield the desired outcomes for our beneficiaries.
Our small team at PINTAR Foundation is tasked with
carrying out numerous projects across the country
with limited resources, but I believe that with your
support and cooperation, we can do it.
I am optimistic that the PINTAR Programme will
continue to bring positive changes to the lives of
underperforming students and create better impact
in future.
I hope in the upcoming months, we can see a lot of
positive changes happen to these PINTAR schools and
more members coming on board to adopt the PINTAR
Programme as their solid corporate responsibility
(CR) platform.
Yours sincerely,
Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Utama Arshad Ayub
ACHIEVEMENTS
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SK Seri Gemilang, Penang
SK Balai Badang, Johor
SK Kampung Batu, Kuala Lumpur
SK Pantai Kundor, Melaka
SK Padang Temu, Melaka
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NEWLY
ADOPTED
SCHOOLS
SMK Arau, Perlis
2. SMK Medamit, Sarawak
1. SJKT Mahatma Gandhi Kalasai, Perak
2. SMK Datuk Hj Abdul Wahab, Perak
1. SK Bandar Baru Sungai Buloh, Selangor
2. SK Kroh, Perak
3. SK Si Rusa, Negeri Sembilan
4. SK Sungala, Negeri Sembilan
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SMK Pengkalan Permatang, Selangor
Welcome and thank you for your support and commitment to the Foundation in its mission to enhance the motivation
and success of underperforming schools through education. We admire the dedication showed by our members in
wanting to make a meaningful difference in the lives of our PINTAR students.
PINTAR SCHOOLS
N AT I O N W I D E
As of March 2016
PINTAR Adopted Schools
291 Completed Adoption Period
115 Active Schools
14 Newly Adopted Schools
420 Total Schools
(Total number of PINTAR schools as of March 2016)
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PMLU
JOURNEY
The PINTAR Mobile Learning Unit (PMLU) started its tours
around Peninsular Malaysia in February and has since visited several
PINTAR schools in Kuala Lumpur, Johor, Pahang, Kedah and Penang.
This year, PINTAR students who experienced the PMLU 1 in 2015 will have the
chance to learn on board the PMLU 2, and the same goes for those who experienced
the PMLU 2 last year, they will have the opportunity to discover the PMLU 1.
LIST OF SCHOOLS VISITED
Kuala Lumpur
SK Setapak
SK Petaling (1)
SK La Salle 1 (M)
SK La Salle 2 (M)
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Penang
SK Pengkalan Jaya
SK Padang Menora
SJKC Kubang Semang
SMK Sg. Ara
SK Kuala Perai
SK Lahar Kepar
SK Seri Gemilang
Kedah
SMK Kota Kuala Muda
SK Seri Inas
SK Seri Jemerli
SJKT Binjol
SK Tandop Besar
SK Dalam Wang
SK Hujung Bandar
SK Gulau
SK Pedu
SK Rambong Pulai
SK Seberang Ketil
SJKC Tong Yuh
SK Kuala Nerang
SK Telok Jamat
SK Seri Muda
Pahang
SMK Orang Kaya Haji
SK Cherating
SK Tanjung Lumpur
SM Sains Sultan Haji
Ahmad Shah
SK Temai
Rumah Anak-anak Yatim &
Miskin Permata Camar
Rumah Penyayang Tun
Abdul Razak
SK Serandu
SK Indera Shah Bandar
SK Kota Perdana
SJKC Yoke Hwa
Johor
SK Nam Heng
SMK Sungai Tiram
SK Taman Bukit Tiram
SK Kongkong Laut
SK Kanak-kanak Istimewa
Johor Bahru
SK Senibong
SK Mohd Khir Johari
SJKT Jalan Yahya Awal
SK Kampong Pasir
SK Sungai Danga
SK Sungai Melayu
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25TH
ROUNDTABLE
MEETING
Thirty-two
re p re s e nt at i ve s
from
17
PINTAR
Member companies converged
at the Ramada Plaza Kuala Lumpur
for the PINTAR 25th Members’
Roundtable 2016 on 16 February.
At the Roundtable, PINTAR shared with its members
and partners on the Members’ Year-end Report 2015
including the Performance of PINTAR schools in the
UPSR & PT3 examinations, and the latest updates on
PINTAR programmes and activities.
In the sharing sessions, participants learned more
about the Highly Immersive Programme (HIP) from
PEMANDU (Performance Management and Delivery
Unit) Associate Director, Ms Tan Mei Ling, from the
Prime Minister’s Department. She talked about the
whole school approach towards HIP, which is aligned
with the Malaysia Education Blueprint, and how the
HIP aims to codify best practices of school leaders and
scale up to all school via sharing, learning and support.
She also shared a few examples of collaboration with
external parties such as the private sector, and how they
help support activities, namely in-class, out-of-class,
extra classes and outreach programmes, that would
contribute highly to the effectiveness and sustainability
of HIP and create a highly immersive environment
in schools.
The session was followed by a presentation by one of
PINTAR’s pioneer members, UEM Sunrise Berhad, who
shared their corporate responsibility (CR) approach
towards managing its 21 PINTAR schools. Its Head
of Corporate Communication, Puan Nik Surina
Nik Abdullah, and her team presented on their CR
activities and programmes, particularly their back-toschool support programme, road safety awareness
programme, academic excellence programme and High
Achievers’ Award.
Organised biannually, the Roundtable allows PINTAR
members and partners to network, exchange ideas and
experience, and discuss on issues that would lead to
better programmes for PINTAR schools and influence
student outcomes.
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STAKEHOLDER RELATIONSHIP NEWS
ENGAGING TOWARDS BETTER OUTCOMES
The success of PINTAR Programme lies in the effective collaboration of various stakeholders. By working
closely and addressing the needs and concerns of each stakeholder, we at PINTAR Foundation ensure our
PINTAR students and schools will ultimately gain the best out of the Programme.
MEETING WITH
STATE JPN AND MOE
As part of PINTAR’s ongoing effort to engage with
the stakeholders, the PINTAR team has met up with
officials from the Perak State Education Department
(JPN) in February, and JPN Selangor and JPN Sarawak
in March.
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The visit to the JPNs is a platform for the Foundation to
update the respective JPNs on PINTAR programmes,
as well to discuss issues relating to PINTAR schools,
including issues on school adoption, and schools’ or
teachers’ involvement in programmes. The meetings
are also aimed to improve the communication
between the Foundation and the JPN officers.
The PINTAR team also made an appointment to meet
with officials of the School Management Division
(BPSH) of the Ministry of Education (MOE) to report
on the progress of all PINTAR schools.
The team, led by PINTAR Chief Executive Officer
(CEO), Puan Karimah Tan, also presented the impact
of the PINTAR programme pertaining to the academic
achievements, specifically for the UPSR and PT3 2015
examinations, and the LINUS achievement which
has increased significantly in 2015 compared to the
previous year for the same cohort of students.
PINTAR hopes to work closely with the BPSH team
to ensure better measurement of outcomes for its
PINTAR schools.
MEETING WITH
VALUECAP
On 8 March, PINTAR Chairman, Tan Sri Dato’
Seri Utama Arshad Ayub, accompanied by
PINTAR CEO, Puan Karimah Tan Abdullah,
met with ValueCap CEO, Puan Sharifatu Kaila
Syed Ali, and her team where they presented
on the PINTAR progress report, and discussed
about the potential schools for ValueCap to
consider for adoption and how ValueCap can
contribute towards the schools’ development.
Also present were PINTAR Head of SRM,
Puan Sri @ Nor Betty Abu Bakar, and Senior
Officer of Communication, Puan Mas Elati
Samani.
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PINTAR SCHOOL
ONBOARDING
SERVICES
The PINTAR Stakeholder Relationship Management
(SRM) team together with representatives from
three PINTAR Members visited their respective
PINTAR schools for the school onboarding service.
In February, teams from PINTAR and Telekom
Malaysia Berhad (TM) visited SK Arau in Perlis
and SMK Mendamit in Sarawak. While in March,
the PINTAR SRM team went with the team from
UEM Group Berhad to SK Seri Gemilang in Penang
and SK Kampung Batu in Kuala Lumpur, and with
the team from Danajamin Berhad to SK Petaling
in Selangor.
During the onboarding sessions, the school leaders
and teachers were briefed about the PINTAR
programme and its mechanism.
The session familiarises them to the PINTAR
Member who have adopted them; and to the role of
various stakeholders in the three-year relationship
– PINTAR Foundation, their Sponsor Company as
well as the School’s role and expectations.
The session also allows school leaders and
teachers to formally get acquainted with the
Sponsor Company’s person-in-charge (PIC) as
they focus on activities that will be implemented
together with the Company during the three-year
adoption period. Other stakeholders invited to the
session included officials from the State Education
Department and the District Education Office
where the school is located.
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BATCH ONE
career
camp
In the final leg of the Danajamin100 (DJ100)
Batch 1 programme, the students – in their
quest for success – attended a Career Camp
Programme which focused on competencies
related to interpersonal communication,
public speaking and personal development.
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The three-day programme, held at the
Cyberview Resort and Spa in Selangor from
24-27 February, highlighted to the students
on the challenges of the 21st Century for
young graduates and how to face the situation
if it happens to them.
The programme modules aimed to develop
the student’s own strength and potential
to communicate effectively; demonstrate
their oral skills in public speaking; build their
confidence to express their views and ideas;
recognise their own communication strengths
through profiling and use various avenues
of communication.
In addition, the students underwent a
career aptitude assessment and had a
better understanding of career planning and
decision making.
The DJ100 Batch 1 – comprising 30 PINTAR
secondary students from schools within
the states of Selangor and Negeri Sembilan,
namely, SMK Munshi Abdullah, SMK Gombak
Setia, SMK Pulau Indah, SMK Juasseh and
SMR Agama Repah – is expected to graduate
from the programme in April 2016.
Congratulations to DJ100 Batch 1!
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BATCH TWO
smart
learning
camp
The DJ100 Batch 2 programme is well
underway, with 30 secondary students from
selected PINTAR schools in the states of
Kedah, Penang and Perak.
In this quarter, the students attended a
three-day Smart Learning Camp, which was
held at the Harvard Suasana Hotel in Kedah
from 12-15 March.
The programme’s core objectives were for
the students to develop more efficient study
techniques, improve their reading and writing
skills especially in English, and improve their
self-confidence level in certain subjects.
The students were taught how to identify
their preferred learning styles, manage time,
and use thinking maps which are graphic
organisers that support specific thinking
skills and allow them to organise information
for better learning.
The DJ100 Batch 2 involved students
from SMK Ayer Hangat and SMK Agama
Baling in Kedah; SMK Sungai Acheh and
SMK Hutchings in Penang, and SMK
Chenderiang in Perak.
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ARENA OF YOUTH
MY CITY 2050 COMPETITION
Eight PINTAR secondary schools are into their final
phase of developing a vision of a futuristic city
before the finale of the My City 2050 (MY2050)
Competition – one of two competitions in the Arena
of Youth Programme by the Construction Industry
Development of Malaysia (CIDB) – which will be held
in April during the International Construction Week.
The participating PINTAR schools are SMK Ampang
Pecah and SMK Munshi Abdullah in Selangor; SMK
Kota Kuala Muda and SMK Ayer Hangat in Kedah;
SMK Kompleks Sultan Abu Bakar and SMK Seri Kota
Paloh in Johor; SMK Sg Ara in Penang, and SM Sultan
Hj Ahmad Shah in Pahang.
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Prior to embarking on the actual task of developing
a vision of a city in 2050 in this final phase, the
competitors had, since November 2015, attended
several sessions conducted by experienced
professionals from the construction related industry,
and were coached on how to
create a sustainable city for the
year 2050.
The Arena of Youth challenge for
secondary schools is to develop
a city of the future in the
MY2050 competition where
schools will
compete
for prizes
which will be awarded by a panel of judges during
the finale.
The MY2050 Competition is a constructionrelated youth empowerment competition aimed at
cultivating the next generation of builders, specifically
for Malaysian youths aged between 15-17 years old.
The selection of this particular age group is vital,
considering their thoughts and ideas on planning the
cities of 2050 are essential considerations as they
are the ones who will inherit the Malaysian cities
they help to conceptualise.
The finale is scheduled to be held from 12-13 April
at the Kompleks Kerja Raya in Kuala Lumpur where
the teams from PINTAR schools and international
schools will present the model of their futuristic
cities to the panel of judges who will review all
entries received and select a winner.
Let’s pray that one of our eight PINTAR schools
will become the winner for the
MY2050 competition
and best of luck to
our
participating
PINTAR students!
Due to the huge success of last year’s AFLATEEN
programme, the Foundation continues with Batch 2
for selected PINTAR schools around Malaysia.
This year, 12 PINTAR secondary schools in the states
of Kedah, Penang, Perak, Selangor, Johor and Pahang,
were selected to participate in the programme,
designed to inspire and empower youth to lead
responsible lives and to become agents of change.
The AFLATEEN programme, targeted at youths aged
15-17, was first introduced in 2011. The curriculum
is created by the Aflatoun Secretariat based in United
Kingdom to educate youths on ‘Financial and Social’
education worldwide.
A workshop, sponsored by JP Morgan Chase
Foundation, was conducted by The Asia Foundation,
at the De Palma Hotel Ampang in Kuala Lumpur, from
24-26 March, for 31 co-curriculum teachers who
would gain benefit from using the programme as
part of their syllabus.
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The participating schools are SMK Kota Kuala Muda
amd SMK Ayer Hangat in Kedah; SMK Sungai Ara in
Penang; SMK Selinsing in Perak; SAM Haji Dorani,
SMK Ampang Pecah, SMK Pulau Indah in Selangor;
SMK Taman Nusa Jaya, SMK Tengku Temenggong
Ahmad, SMK Tengku Temenggong Ahmad, SMK
Tanjung Adang and SMK Sungai Tiram in Johor, and
SMK Orang Kaya Haji in Pahang.
AFLATEEN
SOCIAL &
FINANCIAL
LITERACY
2016
They were introduced to the AFLATEEN Programme
by Mr Brian Larche, a professional trainer from Lariche
Community who has been appointed by
The Asia Foundation to conduct
the workshop.
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PINTAR
CORE
MODULE
FOR
TEACHERS
PCT Module on 21st Century Learning
in PINTAR schools
Over the last few months, PINTAR Foundation has been
working with a consultant to develop the PINTAR Core
Module for Teachers (PCT).
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This is an initiative by the Foundation to set a common
standard for PINTAR schools to ensure the impact of
the PINTAR Programme is more even and effective
across the schools adopted by different members.
This project addresses PINTAR Core Module 3: Capacity
& Capability Building for School Leaders and Teachers,
and will include not just the development of modules
for teachers, but also train the trainer (TOT) workshop,
Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) process as well as
Impact Assessment tool.
Developed in line with the MOE’s requirement
for 21st century learning in schools, the trainings
conducted were to improve problem solving and
critical thinking among PINTAR teachers & students;
collaborative learning among students in the classroom;
metacognition (awareness of own learning and thinking
next steps) through self and peer assessment, and
enhance communication, behaviour and social skills
among students.
A pilot run for the PCT Module on 21st Century Learning
was conducted at SK Batu 38 earlier this year.
It is expected that PINTAR Members will adopt these
PCT modules for their schools once the pilot has been
successfully completed.
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MEMBERS’ ACTIVITIES
ORDINARY MEMBER
BOUSTEAD HOLDINGS BERHAD
FOUR NEW PINTAR SCHOOLS ADOPTED
Boustead Holdings Berhad (Boustead) has
adopted four more PINTAR schools, making it
a total of eight PINTAR schools being incepted
under its corporate responsibility (CR) activities
and is part of Boustead’s continuous support of
the community.
The schools, located within the vicinity of the
Army Camps, are:
• SK Bandar Baru Sungai Buloh in Selangor
• SK Kroh, Pengkalan Hulu in Perak
• SK Si Rusa, Port Dickson in Negeri Sembilan
• SK Sungala, Port Dickson in Negeri Sembilan
Children from families of serving armed
forces personnel make up a majority of the
schools’ population.
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During the three-year engagement period with
these schools, Boustead will be sponsoring
various educational programmes such as
motivational camps, additional classes,
seminars, workshops and educational visits,
with the hope that the programmes will help
improve the wellbeing of the children of the
armed forces personnel.
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1st QUARTER
ORDINARY MEMBER
MALAYSIA AIRPORTS HOLDINGS BERHAD
PROMOTING ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Beyond Borders – the flagship community
programme of Malaysia Airports Holdings
Berhad (MAHB) – is now entering its fourth year
of helping students in underserved communities
in enhancing their literacy towards the English
language subject, and simultaneously raising
awareness about the importance of education
and character building.
Seven PINTAR schools are currently participating
in the third Beyond Borders series, of which
four have shown an improvement in the English
language final term examination passing grades.
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SK Patau-Patau in Labuan achieved the highest
percentage improvements, followed by SK Che
Latiff in Kelantan, SK Bachang in Melaka and SK
Merpati in Sabah.
This first quarter, MAHB has organised basic
English language training for teachers in an
effort to improve the English language literacy.
The training was conducted by an
appointed consultant, Puan Sri Sherina
Leong-Aris, under the Beyond Borders English
Language (BEL) Programme.
BEL Programme in Bintulu, Sarawak
PERFORMANCE
MEASURE
English Language
Final Term
Examination
Passing Grades
2013
2014
2015
52.34%
65.15%
71.24%
BEL Programme in Kota Bharu, Kelantan
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1st QUARTER
ORDINARY MEMBER
MALAYSIA BUILDING SOCIETY BERHAD
BACK TO SCHOOL PROGRAMME 2016
Malaysia Building Society Berhad (MBSB)
brought smiles to faces of 300 primary students
of its six adopted schools when they received
school necessities during its ‘Back to School’
programme in January.
Regional Manager of Perak Region, En Zulkiefli Ismail, presented the
school bags to recipients during the ‘Back to School’ programme at SK
Kuala Pari in Perak
The respective regional managers of MBSB
visited the schools – SK Kuala Pari in Perak, SK
Tanjung Lumpur in Pahang, SK LKTP Bukit Batu
in Johor, SK Bandar in Selangor, SK Gudon in
Sabah and SK Gita2 in Sarawak – to present
schools with stationery sets and books for
the children.
The programme is part of MBSB’s Over the
Top Programme, held annually, to help ease
the burden of the students’ parents in their
preparation for the 2016 school year.
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We hope that with the contribution received
from MBSB, the children will be motivated
to attend school and achieve good results to
ensure a better future.
Regional Manager of East Coast Region, En Zamzuri Izani, with
students of SK Tanjung Lumpur in Pahang
Students of SK Gudon in Sabah with their new school bags, courtesy
of MBSB
Regional Manager Southern Region, En Nasir Marob, presented
hampers to recipients at SK LKTP Bukit Batu in Johor
>
ORDINARY MEMBER
UEM SUNRISE BERHAD
MOTIVATIONAL CAMP 2016
One-hundred and twenty Form 4 and 5 students
attended the Motivational Camp 2016 filled
with continuous mental and physical challenges
that included both indoor and outdoor activities.
The annual event was organised by UEM Sunrise
Berhad for its PINTAR schools at Tiram Indah
Village in Johor from 12-14 March.
Through carefully tailor-made activities,
the students were practically and mentally
engaged on positive values, particularly in
time management, teamwork, self-discipline,
tolerance, patience and to stay focused on
education and life goals.
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Among the Indoor activities conducted were
‘Mind Re-Engineering’, ‘From Good to Great’
and ‘Right Brain Exploration’, which emphasised
and tested the essentials of higher order thinking
skills (HOTS), in line with the paradigm shift of
the Malaysia Education Blueprint 2013-2025.
For outdoor challenges, educational and
recreational activities covered were ‘Egg Tech’,
‘Strategy Game’, ‘Road to Success’ and ‘Night
Walk’. The group exercises stimulated the team’s
creativity while keeping them mentally engaged
and physically active. Through experiential
learning, exposure ranged from unleashing and
seizing their potential to critical thinking.
UPSR EXAMINATION SEMINARS
More than 490 students attended the UPSR
Examination Seminar Phase 1 organised by
UEM Sunrise for its PINTAR schools located
in the southern and central regions.
Into its ninth consecutive year, the UPSR
Seminar series is to assist the students in
their preparation for the upcoming national
examination, and raise their academic
performance.
In February, all of its 296 students attended
a two-day seminar at Universiti Teknologi
Malaysia in Skudai, Johor. Last year, only 250
students were given seat allocations.
From 12-13 March, 198 Year 6 students from
SK Cyberjaya attended the seminar which
was held at Multimedia University, Cyberjaya
Campus.
>
1st QUARTER
ORDINARY MEMBER
UMW OIL & GAS CORPORATION BERHAD
ENGLISH
LANGUAGE
TUITION
PROGRAMME 2.0 LAUNCHED
UMW Oil & Gas Corporation Berhad
(UMW-OG) recently launched the
second edition of its English Language
Tuition Programme at SMK Jeram in
Kuala Selangor.
UMW-OG President, En Rohaizad Darus, shared his thoughts with the
audiences on the importance of English language for students
Representatives of UMW-OG, SMK Jeram and PINTAR Foundation at
the Launch Ceremony of English Language Tuition Programme 2.0
The programme, carried out as part of an
initiative under the PINTAR Programme, is
targeted at more than 100 SPM candidates
of the school.
The programme was launched by UMWOG President, Encik Rohaizad Darus. The
launch ceremony was witnessed, among
others, UMW-OG Head of Human Capital,
Tuan Syed Rozhan Syed Hassan; UMWOG Corporate Communications Manager,
Maryam Salwaana Kamal; PINTAR Head
of Stakeholder Management Relationship
(SRM), Puan Sri @ Nor Betty Abu Bakar;
PINTAR SRM Officer, Nasrol Mansor, and
teachers of SMK Jeram.
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UMW-OG hopes that this second edition
will be able to outperform, or at the very
least replicate the results of the previous
batch of students.
Selected SPM candidates of SMK Jeram at the Launch Ceremony of
English Language Tuition Programme 2.0
During the event, SMK Jeram also shared
its overall performance in the recent SPM
examination for the English Language
paper, which has increased from 53%
(2014) to 62% (2015).
>
MAKE A
DIFFERENCE
WITH
PINTAR!
The PINTAR National Programme
provides our students access to holistic education
that can help transform them into well-rounded,
responsible and successful individuals.
We design, monitor and fund the programmes, which are
being implemented across all PINTAR schools nationwide
and offer varying themes based on the three key tenets
of ‘Promoting Intelligence’, ‘Nurturing Talent’ and
‘Advocating Responsibility’, or in short PINTAR.
Be a PINTAR Member, Partner or Sponsor, and we
will work with you to ensure that you get the optimum
marketing and communication opportunities that meet your
marketing, public relations and corporate responsibilities’
objectives.
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Corporate companies, philanthropists, and members of
the general public who are interested to fund our
PINTAR National Programme
can contact us
g
at info@mypint
[email protected]
Download and read this issue on our website,
www.mypintar.com.my. To subscribe to PINTAR
e-newsletter to receive our latest updates and
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