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2008/04/11
PPP buoyed by success of seminar

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ALOR GAJAH: The success of a motivational seminar for Indian students at SK Pengkalan has led to plans to expand the programme to other schools.

The seminar, organised by the Alor Gajah division of the People's Progressive Party, was designed to raise awareness among Indian students here of effective study methods, character-building exercises and how they can contribute to the community.

The seminar saw the participation of 194 students from SK Pengkalan yesterday. It was conducted with the assistance of N. Selvan, the Students Affairs head of SJK (T) Gemas and K. Kumaran, the Jempol/Jelebu District Education Department supervisor.

"I noticed that the students were fascinated with the various opportunities available for them," said Selvan.

 



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