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August 2019

Physics is a scientific discipline that explores how the universe behaves. It involves the study of many elements such as matter, motion, force and energy. Physics help children develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. It plays a vital role in the future progress of mankind...

August was indeed a month for celebration as Malaysia celebrated its 62nd National Day. Through 62 years of independence, the country has withstood trials and tribulations and undergone tremendous changes in policies and administration. In line with the country’s national day theme, ‘Sayangi Malaysiaku: Malaysia Bersih”,...

Children are resilient, but they are not made of stone. In fact, according to a child and adolescent psychiatrist Nancy Rappaport, children are experts in masking how they really feel. Children express distress in ways that are not easily recognisable to adults. Often, these feelings...

Motor skills enable children to perform everyday tasks and activities on a daily basis. Gross motor skills use larger muscles in the body and this may include movements such as rolling, crawling and running while fine motor skills involve finer muscles of the body. The...

There’s never a dull moment at the WhyteHouse as children of all ages are constantly engaged in child-friendly activities that are tailored to reinforce previously learnt content. In-classroom learning is also brought outdoors to make learning more fun and relatable. Activities are great and creative...