Students receive a briefing from the teachers. A total of 100 Primary One, Two and Three students from the Sekolah Ugama Beribi Gadong in Brunei III made an educational trip recently to the Royal Regalia Building in BSB.
They were accompanied by eight religious teachers and led by Cikgu Hazimin. As part of the school's activities, the visit aimed to educate the students and deepen their knowledge on the life history of His Majesty the Sultan from childhood days to the time of coronation.
Meanwhile, the Royal Regalia Building will continue to be an educational destination for schools nationwide, with more visits from other academic institutions in the future.
According to the Museum Department, another visit by 44 pupils and six teachers from Sekolah Rendah Kiudang in Tutong I will be hosted today at the Brunei Museum and Malays Technology Museum in Kota Batu, as well as the Royal Regalia Building.
The Lumapas Religious School of Brunei IV will also organise a similar trip for 80 of its students at the Brunei Museum and Malays Technology Museum, while about 50 students and six teachers from the Sekolah Bakti Dewa in Kg Lambak Kiri will also visit the Brunei Museum tomorrow.-- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin
They were accompanied by eight religious teachers and led by Cikgu Hazimin. As part of the school's activities, the visit aimed to educate the students and deepen their knowledge on the life history of His Majesty the Sultan from childhood days to the time of coronation.
Meanwhile, the Royal Regalia Building will continue to be an educational destination for schools nationwide, with more visits from other academic institutions in the future.
According to the Museum Department, another visit by 44 pupils and six teachers from Sekolah Rendah Kiudang in Tutong I will be hosted today at the Brunei Museum and Malays Technology Museum in Kota Batu, as well as the Royal Regalia Building.
The Lumapas Religious School of Brunei IV will also organise a similar trip for 80 of its students at the Brunei Museum and Malays Technology Museum, while about 50 students and six teachers from the Sekolah Bakti Dewa in Kg Lambak Kiri will also visit the Brunei Museum tomorrow.-- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin
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