CSR

Empowering Young Innovators for a Sustainable Future

Welcome to the CSR page – From Children To Children Voting Page, where three inspiring schools showcase how creativity, technology, and community spirit can drive positive change. Each school has embarked on a unique journey — from turning natural resources into sustainable products, to empowering Orang Asli communities through green innovation, to bridging the digital divide with AI and robotics.

These projects reflect the power of education in action — where students earn valuable skills, give back to their communities, and learn to care for people and the planet. Through this initiative, young learners are not only building solutions for today but also shaping a better tomorrow.

We invite you to explore their stories below, watch their project videos, and cast your vote for the school that inspires you most.

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SMK Hulu Kelang

HULKs Digital STEAM Hub Project

The HULKs Digital STEAM Hub Project brings learning to life through the Lemon Myrtle Innovation Journey — a story of how one simple plant can inspire both creativity and community growth.

From its refreshing aroma to its natural antibacterial strength, lemon myrtle is more than just a plant — it’s a symbol of innovation and sustainability. Through this project, students and local communities learn to turn nature’s gifts into useful, marketable products such as tea, beverages, sanitizers, soaps, and perfumes.
This initiative is about both earning and giving.

It helps participants earn by gaining real business and technical skills — from product formulation to packaging and marketing — supporting SDG 1: No Poverty through entrepreneurship and skill-building.

At the same time, it’s about giving back — giving knowledge, giving awareness, and giving inspiration. Through STEAM-based learning, students explore, create, and share their work at the STEM Carnival Showcase & Exhibition, featuring product demonstrations, tea tasting, and innovation contests.

In the end, the Lemon Myrtle Project teaches that true innovation happens when we earn by learning and give by sharing — nurturing not just products, but people and the planet.

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SK Pandamaran Jaya

Growing Together Green Initiative

The Growing Together Green Initiative by SK Pandamaran Jaya is a story of unity and purpose — how one school inspires four rural and Orang Asli schools to learn, grow, and build a more sustainable future together.

This initiative beautifully blends the spirit of earning and giving.

It helps students and communities earn hands-on experience in sustainability — from green construction and gardening to designing eco-friendly infrastructure. These skills build confidence, capability, and long-term value within their communities.
At the same time, it’s about giving back — creating safer, greener, and happier spaces to learn.

SK (Asli) Bukit Cheding gives a new home for learning through its Eco-Green Reading Hut, rebuilt with solar power and eco-materials to nurture literacy and love for the environment.

SK Kampong Busut Asli gives life to its School in the Garden, turning empty land into a thriving hub of composting, planting, and biodiversity learning.

SK Seri Cheding & SK (Asli) Bukit Kemandol give protection and comfort through their SDG-Based Covered Walkway, an innovative solar-roofed path built to ensure student safety and sustainability.

Together, these projects show that sustainability is not just about growing plants — it’s about growing people. The students of SK Pandamaran Jaya and its partner schools learn to earn skills that empower lives and give kindness that inspires others.

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SK Sg Limau

DUTA ROBOAITECH Outreach Project
The DUTA ROBOAITECH Outreach Project by SK Sungai Limau reimagines education by bringing technology and opportunity to rural schools. Partnering with SK Tok Khalifah, SK Kampung Baharu, SK Sungai Nibong, and SJKT Ladang Sungai Bernam, this initiative bridges the digital gap through Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robotics.

This project represents the perfect balance between earning and giving.

It helps students earn essential digital skills — coding, robotics, and creative problem-solving — through modules like AI-Xplore Kids 2025 and ROBO-LAB FUTURETECH, using tools such as Micro:bit and Drone Kits. These experiences open new pathways for innovation and future-ready careers.

At the same time, it’s about giving — giving knowledge, access, and confidence to those who need it most. The Student AI Ambassador model empowers trained students to mentor their peers, creating a ripple effect of learning, leadership, and collaboration across schools.

By aligning with SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 9 (Innovation & Infrastructure), SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities), and SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals), the DUTA ROBOAITECH Project shows that even in the most rural corners, technology can open doors to endless possibilities.

Ultimately, it’s a story of how students can earn knowledge through innovation and give inspiration through teamwork — proving that the digital future belongs to everyone.

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