Hari Raya Celebration

Celebrating Hari Raya In Malaysia

After a whole month of fasting, the Muslim community in Malaysia celebrates ‘Hari Raya' with joyous family gatherings and open houses. Join in the merry-making and taste the delicious traditional Malay favourites such as rendang, ketupat and lemang.

Have a safe journey back to kampung. Do not drive when you are tired. Have a coffee at Petronas station and take a rest if you need too. And finally, don't play self made fireworks. Is dangerous! Teacher don't want you all to get hurt. Wish you all enjoy your holiday and "Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri."  OK. Bye and take care. :)

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Fun Experiment

Having Fun With Science Experiment

After the UPSR examination, all the year six students are having fun. So I brought them to the science lab to do some science works. And they really enjoyed it and they suggested to do it again after Hari Raya. Now they can really enjoy science works in science lab after the test. Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri to all my boys.

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What Is 1 Malaysia?

1 MALAYSIA = 1 NATION

1 Malaysia, which PM has mentioned several times the past few weeks, emphasizes national unity and in his speech at the ceremony to disburse funds to Tamil schools, PM sounded remarkably like a reformer for race relations as well as a re-conciliator.

He said that two things were key in the 1Malaysia concept - mutual respect and trust among the different races in Malaysia. "Mutual respect is not just tolerance," he said.

"Once trust is developed, Malaysia will be the sum total of all races. We will not be moving as separate communities but as one Malaysia and we will be stronger. It will be a new Malaysia because we'll change our mindset because we trust and respect each other. I hope all will join me to bring Malaysia to greater heights."