Sunshine holds religious contests
By Cedrina Norlaila Abd.

Teachers and pupils listen as participants read verses from the al-Quran.

Sunshine School recently held an Al-Quran Reading and Jawi Writing contest for its students from Primary One to Primary Six.

A spokesperson from the school stated that contests were in line with the school's vision and mission of strengthening the curriculum through its religious programmes.

The Jawi Writing contest was open not only to Muslim students but also to non-Muslims.

Adibah Nabilah bte Hj Mohd Ali, Mohd Faris bin Hj Zaharuddin and Mohd Firdaus bin Hj Hanafiah won first, second and third place respectively in the al-Quran Reading contest for Primary Six.

Primary Six students Hjh Siti Nurizzah bte Hj Awg Jaafar, Nuramalina bte Abd Rahim and Nurdiyana bte Hj Misli meanwhile won first, second and third place respectively in the Jawi Writing contest for Muslim students.

In the Jawi Writing competition for non-Muslims, Primary Six students Sarah Jane Ward, Kristine Mae Galarido and Angela Mae N. Petil won first, second and third place respectively.

Prizes for all the winners in all the levels were given during the week's morning assembly.

Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin