Five Malaysian schools have been selected to compete for T4 Education’s US$250,000 World’s Best School Prizes.
Each of the schools, mentored by education-focused social enterprise LeapEd, demonstrated leadership that transformed the lives of not only the pupils, but also their communities, a press release dated March 15 read.
Yayasan Hasanah managing director and trustee Datuk Shahira Ahmed Bazari said by rewarding inventive ideas in schools, the award also recognises the role of teachers, educators and youths in inspiring real-world solutions at a global level as we move towards a more inclusive and progressive society. “It’s heartening to see schools encouraging their pupils to think beyond traditional academic subjects and to develop skills that will prepare them for a rapidly changing world.
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