SENARAI NAMA SEKOLAH JENIS KEBANGSAAN TAMIL YANG MENERIMA BANTUAN TAHUN 2014 FASA 1

PENILAIAN BANTUAN SEKOLAH JENIS KEBANGSAAN TAMIL TAHUN 2014

BIL

KOD SEKOLAH

NAMA SEKOLAH

DUN

KOS DILULUSKAN

1

SJKT1

SJKT LADANG BATANG KALI

BATANG KALI

RM         25,000.00

2

SJKT2

SJKT RAWANG

RAWANG

RM         30,000.00

3

SJKT3

SJKT SIMPANG LIMA

SRI ANDALAS

RM         30,000.00

4

SJKT4

SJKT LADANG BUTE

SUNGAI PELEK

RM         50,000.00

5

SJKT5

SJKT JUGRA

MORIB

RM         30,000.00

6

SJKT6

SJKT LADANG SUNGAI CHOH

KUALA KUBU BHARU

RM         30,000.00

7

SJKT7

SJKT SUNGAI BUAYA

MORIB

RM         20,000.00

8

SJKT8

SJKT SIMPANG MORIB

MORIB

RM         30,000.00

9

SJKT9

SJKT TELOK DATOK

TELOK DATOK

RM         20,000.00

10

SJKT10

SJKT SUNGAI SEDU

TELOK DATOK

RM         20,000.00

11

SJKT11

SJKT TELOK PANGLIMA GARANG

SIJANGKANG

RM         75,000.00

12

SJKT12

SJKT LADANG BRAUNSTON

JERAM

RM         20,000.00

13

SJKT13

SJKT KUALA KUBU BHARU

KUALA KUBU BHARU

RM         20,000.00

14

SJKT14

SJKT GADONG

TG. SEPAT

RM         30,000.00

15

SJKT15

SJKT LADANG TUMBUK

TG. SEPAT

RM         20,000.00

16

SJKT16

SJKT LADANG BUKIT IJOK

JERAM

RM         20,000.00

17

SJKT17

SJKT TAMAN MELAWATI

HULU KELANG

RM         25,000.00

18

SJKT18

SJKT LADANG MIDLANDS

KOTA ANGGERIK

RM         15,000.00

19

SJKT19

SJKT METHODIST KAPAR

MERU

RM         25,000.00

20

SJKT20

SJKT LADANG EBOR

BATU TIGA

RM         50,000.00

21

SJKT21

SJKT PUCHONG

SRI SERDANG

RM         90,000.00

22

SJKT22

SJKT PULAU CAREY SELATAN

SIJANGKANG

RM         25,000.00

23

SJKT23

SJKT PULAU CAREY TIMUR

SIJANGKANG

RM         25,000.00

24

SJKT24

SJKT LADANG CHANGKAT ASA

HULU BERNAM

RM         30,000.00

25

SJKT25

SJKT LADANG SUNGAI TERAP

PERMATANG

RM         20,000.00

26

SJKT26

SJKT LADANG RAJA MUSA

PERMATANG

RM         20,000.00

27

SJKT27

SJKT LADANG KAMPUNG BARU

PERMATANG

RM         20,000.00

28

SJKT28

SJKT LADANG HOPEFUL

PERMATANG

RM         20,000.00

29

SJKT29

SJKT LADANG DOMINION

SEMENYIH

RM         20,000.00

30

SJKT30

SJKT LADANG SEMENYIH

SEMENYIH

RM         30,000.00

31

SJKT31

SJKT LADANG RINCHING

SEMENYIH

RM         30,000.00

32

SJKT32

SJKT SUNGAI MANGGIS

TELOK DATOK

RM         30,000.00

33

SJKT33

SJKT LADANG KERLING

KUALA KUBU BHARU

RM         25,000.00

34

SJKT34

SJKT LADANG NIGEL GARDNER

KUALA KUBU BHARU

RM         30,000.00

35

SJKT35

SJKT SEPANG

SUNGAI PELEK

RM         50,000.00

36

SJKT36

SJKT TELUK MERBAU

TG. SEPAT

RM         40,000.00

37

SJKT37

SJKT VIVEKANANDA

TAMAN MEDAN

RM       100,000.00

38

SJKT 38

SJKT LADANG KINRARA

KINRARA

RM         20,000.00

39

SJKT 39

SJKT LADANG HIGHLANDS

PELABUHAN KLANG

RM         20,000.00

40

SJKT 40

SJKT EFFINGHAM

BUKIT LANJAN

RM         30,000.00

41

SJKT 41

SJKT WEST COUNTRY

BANGI

RM         50,000.00

42

SJKT 42

SJKT LADANG BUKIT RAJAH

MERU

RM         50,000.00

43

SJKT 43

SJKT TAMAN PERMATA

DENGKIL

RM         50,000.00

44

SJKT 44

SJKT KAJANG

KAJANG

RM     100,000.00

45

SJKT 45

SJKT LADANG SUNGAI BERNAM

SUNGAI AIR TAWAR

RM        30,000.00

46

SJKT 46

SJKT LADANG EMERALD

SRI MUDA

RM        30,000.00

47

SJKT 47

SJKT HICOM

SRI MUDA

RM        30,000.00

48

SJKT 48

SJKT JALAN TEPI SUNGAI

SELAT KLANG

RM        60,000.00

49

SJKT 49

SJKT SUNGAI BULOH

BUKIT MALAWATI

RM        10,000.00

50

SJKT 50

SJKT VAGEESAR

BUKIT MALAWATI

RM        20,000.00

51

SJKT 51

SJKT LADANG KUALA SELANGOR

BUKIT MALAWATI

RM        20,000.00

52

SJKT 52

SJKT LADANG SUNGAI RAMBAI

BUKIT MALAWATI

RM        20,000.00

53

SJKT 53

SJKT BUKIT ROTAN BARU

BUKIT MALAWATI

RM        30,000.00

54

SJKT 54

SJKT LADANG SELANGOR RIVER

BUKIT MALAWATI

RM        30,000.00

55

SJKT 55

SJKT BESTARI JAYA

IJOK

RM        50,000.00

56

SJKT 56

SJKT LADANG TUAN MEE

IJOK

RM        20,000.00

57

SJKT 57

SJKT LADANG COALFIELDS

IJOK

RM        20,000.00

58

SJKT 58

SJKT SARASWATHY

PAYA JARAS

RM        50,000.00

59

SJKT 59

SJKT BATU ARANG

KUANG

RM        30,000.00

60

SJKT 60

SJKT LADANG SABAK BERNAM

SABAK

RM        20,000.00

61

SJKT 61

SJKT KALUMPANG

HULU BERNAM

RM        30,000.00

62

SJKT 62

SJKT NORTH HUMMOCK

KOTA ANGGERIK

RM        40,000.00

63

SJKT 63

SJKT SEAPORT

SERI SETIA

RM        10,000.00

64

SJKT 64

SJKT BANDAR BARU SALAK TINGGI

SUNGAI PELEK

RM        50,000.00

65

SJKT 65

SJKT LADANG MARY

PERMATANG

RM        10,000.00

66

SJKT 66

SJKT BERUNTUNG

BATANG KALI

RM        25,000.00

67

SJKT 67

SJKT BUKIT CHERAKA

JERAM

RM        25,000.00

68

SJKT 68

SJKT LADANG WEST COUNTRY (BARAT)

DENGKIL

RM        50,000.00

69

SJKT 69

SJKT BANGI

BANGI

RM        20,000.00

70

SJKT 70

SJKT SUNGAI RENGGAM

KOTA ANGGERIK

RM        50,000.00

71

SJKT 71

SJKT JALAN MERU

SUNGAI PINANG

RM        30,000.00

JUMLAH  RM  2,320,000.00

International Conference On Engaged Learning & ICT In The University Curriculum

As-salamu alaykum  wa rahmatu l-lāhi wa barakātuh

A very good afternoon to you all.

At the end of 3-day Conference and Workshop on ‘Engaged Learning and ICTD in University Curriculum’ held in Shah Alam, Selangor, it is indeed my delightful privilege to address you all.  The Conference which has been organized by Aidcom and Unisel in collaboration with UN-APCICT and Cornell University of USA has come to an end today.  I have been told that the conference ended with successful deliberations and participation from the delegates more than 20 countries.  I have also been informed that the concept of ‘Engaged Learning’ which was initiated and developed by UN as a result of widespread recognition of the importance of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in the everyday lives of the people, had since then resulted in three International Conferences which were held earlier in Geneva, Tunis and Madrid.  I feel happy to know that in Asia for the first time the State of Selangor has been chosen to hold the Conference / Workshop as a follow-up activity.  I sincerely thank the organizers for their rightful choice.

The increasing importance of Information and Communication (ICTs) in everyday lives of people has been widely recognized.  More than two decades ago, major industrial nations in the world acknowledged that information and communication technology would be virtually the most potential forces in shaping the 21^st Century.  It was perceived that the impact of ICT would affect  the peoples’ way of life, the way they learn and work.  It would also affect the government when interacting with civil societies.  As we know that the UN organized three major conferences in 2003, 2005 and 2012 in Geneva, Tunis and Madrid respectively underscoring the role of ICT in promoting social change.  This was also perceived that expected social changes would help to meet the Millennium Development Goals – MDGs.  It was a vision to connect the world wherein 800,000 villages across the continents would have digital access by 2015.

Ladies and gentlemen,

With the initiative of UN, the world has taken concrete steps to establish the Information Society.  But whether we have been successful in emphasising the importance of bringing disadvantaged and marginalised people across the “digital divide” – we are not yet sure.  We are also not yet confident that we are able to establish the principle of inclusion:  everyone everywhere should be able to participate in, and no one should be excluded from the benefits of the Global Information Society. 

This is indeed a challenge – not only to the government or the society – it is a challenge to the academic institutions including the universities as well as to the authorities who oversee the higher education system.  It is a challenge because rapid technological development has today made ICT as an indispensable part of the programme towards reaching the target such as Millennium Development Goal.  But it is only a technological development and has not yet touched upon all sectors of development.  ICT is not seen it yet as significant tools to improve food production, to combat environmental hazards or even to improve access to government services!  The importance of ICT in today’s world as underscored by observations, such as that by World Bank, who proclaimed that ‘mobile communication arguably had a bigger impact on humankind in a shorter period of time than any other inventions in human history’.  As I said earlier, such technological development, in fact, has not filtered down to all sectors of development where the common public are the beneficiaries at the grassroot level. It is therefore necessary that every educated person in future would know the use of ICT for development.  Students and young generation of today are leaders of tomorrow.  It is absolutely essential  that they acquire knowledge – not only in theory – but through practice and engagement.  World civilization has now come to a stage where your mind-sets have to be changed as well!  We are talking about a new age – new perception – and a methodology that will bring success and achievement through Engaged Learning.

Ladies and Gentlemen,

Over the last two days, you the distinguished delegates from more than 20 countries including experienced speakers and paper presenters have diligently discussed the issues and programme.  I am confident that the output will help the universities of the regions to formulate a new curriculum for a better education system in future.  I would like to thank our overseas participants for visiting Malaysia and Shah Alam - the Green City of Selangor.  I would like to say ‘Sila Datang Lagi’ which mean ‘Please Come Again’.

With this, I would like to declare the conference on “Engaged Learning and ICTD in University Curriculum” closed.

Wassala-mu-alaikom  wa rahmatu l-lāhi wa barakātuh

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