Penang CM celebrates with special needs pupils

Penang CM Chow Kon Yeow shares a heartfelt luncheon with special needs pupils from SJKC Aik Hua, highlighting his dedication to education and community support

Penang CM celebrates with special needs pupils at Prangin Mall

In a touching event at Lot 33, Prangin Mall, Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow shared a heartfelt luncheon with special needs pupils from SJKC Aik Hua.

Chow’s presence underscored his deep connection with the school community, highlighting his ongoing commitment to supporting education in Penang.

Commitment to enhancing educational facilities

Penang CM celebrates with special needs pupils at Prangin Mall

During the luncheon, school principal Tey Kwee Chin expressed profound gratitude to Chow Kon Yeow and his wife, Tan Lean Kee.

“Previously, when the school was situated on Muntri Street and now relocated to Sungai Ara, the Chief Minister generously allocated funds to enhance our facilities,” Tey remarked.

“Even after the move, he and Madam Tan have remained vigilant in ensuring our needs are met through their dedicated officers. We are truly grateful to them for their thoughtfulness.”

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Chow’s dedication to improving the learning environment was evident through his contributions towards installing air-conditioners in the classrooms.

This significant enhancement has greatly improved the comfort and quality of education for the students.

Enriching educational experiences in Penang

Penang CM celebrates with special needs pupils at Prangin Mall

Reflecting on the day’s events, Chow expressed his hope that the children thoroughly enjoyed their outing.

The pupils visited Penang Hill, The Habitat Penang Hill, and Kidland, enriching their educational experience beyond the classroom.

“I hope the children had a memorable and enjoyable day, experiencing the beauty and attractions of Penang,” Chow stated.

The luncheon was also attended by members of the SJKC Aik Hua Parents Teachers Association (PIBG), including chairman Ting Chin Wai, vice-chairman Tan Lay Ean, and numerous supportive parents.

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Penang CM celebrates with special needs pupils at Prangin Mall

The event highlighted the community’s united appreciation for Chow and his ongoing dedication to their children’s education and well-being.

Chow’s involvement with SJKC Aik Hua extends beyond this event.

His ongoing support and concern for the school’s well-being have been pivotal in ensuring that the pupils receive the best possible education and facilities.

The Chief Minister’s initiatives have not only improved physical amenities but also fostered a nurturing and supportive environment for the students.

The collaboration between the school, parents, and government officials exemplifies the power of community in enhancing educational experiences.

This united effort ensures that special needs pupils receive the attention and resources they deserve, paving the way for a brighter future.

Source: Buletin Mutiara

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