(Seremban, 4th) The Rotary Club of Seremban held its annual scholarship award ceremony at its clubhouse yesterday to honor outstanding teachers and exemplary students, as well as to support underprivileged students through scholarship grants.
The Best Teacher Award was presented to Wong Hong Lee (St. Andrew's School), Lai Jia Yunn, Daphne (St. George's School), Ms. Mak Shun Kuo (SMJK Chan Wa), and AzleenKheen Song Binti Muhamad Azlan (Chee Hwa Chinese Primary School), in recognition of their dedication and contributions to education.
The Best Student Award was given to Prescott Chai Qi Hung from St. Andrew's School, Dhivya Sri Loganathan from St. George's School, Ang Chin Gui from SMJK Chan Wa, and Nathan Pong Zhen Yang from Chee Hwa Chinese Primary School, to recognize their outstanding performance in academic achievement, participation in extracurricular activities, and mutual support among peers.
In addition, 19 students from seven schools received scholarships totaling 41,000 ringgit, aimed at alleviating their financial burdens and helping them continue their studies. Club President Jerry Neo emphasized that each scholarship represents not just financial aid, but also hope, opportunity, and recognition of the students’ potential.
He reminded the recipients to use the support responsibly, strive for excellence, and give back to society in the future, embodying the Rotary motto of “Service Above Self.”
He stressed that this initiative reflects the Rotary Club’s commitment to education and basic literacy, ensuring that every student, regardless of economic background, has access to learning opportunities.
He expressed gratitude to the teachers, parents, and mentors who nurture the next generation, and thanked the generous sponsors and donors, whose support makes the scholarship program possible.
Over the years, many scholarship recipients have furthered their studies, started careers, and given back to society—fully demonstrating the long-term impact of Rotary’s initiatives. At the end of the ceremony, all awardees were congratulated and encouraged to continue to strive for excellence and actively participate in the Rotary Club's community service activities.
The ceremony was also attended by Rotary Club members, the awardees’ family members, and principals from the respective award-winning schools.
The Best Teacher Award was presented to Wong Hong Lee (St. Andrew's School), Lai Jia Yunn, Daphne (St. George's School), Ms. Mak Shun Kuo (SMJK Chan Wa), and AzleenKheen Song Binti Muhamad Azlan (Chee Hwa Chinese Primary School), in recognition of their dedication and contributions to education.
The Best Student Award was given to Prescott Chai Qi Hung from St. Andrew's School, Dhivya Sri Loganathan from St. George's School, Ang Chin Gui from SMJK Chan Wa, and Nathan Pong Zhen Yang from Chee Hwa Chinese Primary School, to recognize their outstanding performance in academic achievement, participation in extracurricular activities, and mutual support among peers.
He reminded the recipients to use the support responsibly, strive for excellence, and give back to society in the future, embodying the Rotary motto of “Service Above Self.”
He stressed that this initiative reflects the Rotary Club’s commitment to education and basic literacy, ensuring that every student, regardless of economic background, has access to learning opportunities.
He expressed gratitude to the teachers, parents, and mentors who nurture the next generation, and thanked the generous sponsors and donors, whose support makes the scholarship program possible.
Over the years, many scholarship recipients have furthered their studies, started careers, and given back to society—fully demonstrating the long-term impact of Rotary’s initiatives. At the end of the ceremony, all awardees were congratulated and encouraged to continue to strive for excellence and actively participate in the Rotary Club's community service activities.
The ceremony was also attended by Rotary Club members, the awardees’ family members, and principals from the respective award-winning schools.