26 Sep 2019
SMK Arau Graduates from TM adopted school programme
The Company also establishes a Robotics Hub at the school to encourage the students and surrounding communities to learn about innovation and technology
Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM), as a responsible corporate organisation mindful of its role towards nation building, today 'graduates' another adopted school under its TM School Adoption programme, Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Arau (SMK Arau) in Perlis.
The closing ceremony which officially marked the end of the school's three (3) year adoption period, was officiated by Anis Ahmad Mohd Ibrahim, State General Manager, TM Kedah & Perlis. Also present at the closing ceremony were Tuan Haji Izmi Haji Ismail, Director of State Education of Perlis and Hajah Azizah Mustafa, Principal of SMK Arau.
Speaking at the event, Anis said, "TM has adopted SMK Arau in August 2016, under the fifth phase of our TM School Adoption Programme in collaboration with our partner, PINTAR Foundation. Throughout the three (3) year adoption period, TM, with strong support from PINTAR Foundation as well as other partners including Creative Minds and Coachunity, organised numerous educational-based activities leveraging on its Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)-related programmes such as robotics, 3D printing and data logging. These activities had certainly further enhanced the technologies and innovation knowledge in the teaching and learning process at the school. Besides that, one of the programmes, TM Coachunity has encouraged the students to be active in sports particularly rugby. We are indeed happy and glad to see that SMK Arau has benefitted from this School Adoption Programme, reflected in the school's improved performance, not only in the academic results, but also in co-curriculum activities, proving the programme has come to fruition."
In terms of academic, SMK Arau has shown improvements and recorded encouraging accomplishments from year-to-year. Its School Average Grade or Gred Purata Sekolah (GPS) for Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) has improved from 6.04 in 2016 to 5.47 in 2018. Throughout the 3-year adoption period, one (1) student from the school successfully obtained 9As, three (3) students obtained 8As, two (2) students achieved 7As, and three (3) students achieved 6As. Meanwhile, for Pentaksiran Tingkatan 3 (PT3), the school's GPS has improved from 3.94 in 2017 to 3.68 in 2018. A total of five (5) students achieved 10As, three (3) students achieved 9As, six (6) students obtained 8As, seven (7) students achieved 7As and nine (9) students got 6As in the PT3 examination throughout the period.
Besides its commendable achievements in academic, SMK Arau also won numerous competitions at district, state and national levels especially in innovation and robotics, as well as sports and other co-curricular activities.
"In addition, as part of the Company's contribution under Corporate Responsibility (CR) initiatives, TM has facilitated the establishment of a Robotics Hub at the school, complete with the necessary equipment and devices. We hope with the exposure to such technologies and innovations, we would be able to encourage the school's as well as the surrounding community members to adopt a more digital lifestyle, as we move towards a Digital Malaysia," added Anis.
The TM School Adoption programme is aimed at improving the academic performances of the adopted schools and establishing a strong foundation for the nation's digital workforce in meeting future challenges, which include Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0). Since its inception in 2003, the approach of the programme is continuously improved and it now offers a better learning experience for the school's community with the exposure to innovations and technologies through programmes such as TM Robotics Programme, 3D printing through TM 3Ducation Programme and pocket lab or data logging through TM Nano Maker Kit Programme. The programmes are designed to benefit not only the students and teachers, but also extended to the parents and the surrounding community.
To date, TM has adopted 15 schools around Malaysia with two (2) active schools namely SMK Paya Rumput, Melaka and Sekolah Pendidikan Khas Pekan Tuaran, Sabah. Throughout the years, TM has allocated more than RM2.4 million for its school adoption programme.
Thus far, the programme has touched more than 20,000 lives including students, teachers, parents and community members of the surrounding areas where the adopted schools are located.
For more information on the Company's other Corporate Responsibility programmes, visit https://www.tm.com.my/sustainability
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