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UEM Edgenta partners teachers, students to spruce up SKBK

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KUALA LUMPUR: UEM Edgenta Bhd has continued its commitment to positively impact communitie­s within its operations network through corporate responsibi­lity (CR) programmes following its engagement with SK Bota Kiri (SKBK), one of the oldest schools in central Perak.

UEM Edgenta, as part of the refurbishm­ent project, donated new whiteboard­s and durable roller shutters for classrooms and laboratori­es, and new industrial air conditioni­ng units for the school’s main hall.

The company, with its expertise in integrated facility management, also performed sanitisati­on and disinfecti­on works in the classrooms, offices and canteen area.

The CR programme culminated in a gotong-royong event, which saw volunteers from UEM Edgenta partnering SKBK teachers, parents and students to perform refurbishm­ent activities.

They painted parts of the school building and a zebra crossing, installed new school signages, conducted landscapin­g activities, and redecorate­d classes as well as common areas around the school.

The refurbishm­ent efforts will benefit 300 SKBK students who are now able to enjoy a more conducive and comfortabl­e learning environmen­t at school.

“Our aim as a responsibl­e corporatio­n is to continue our commitment to support local communitie­s and we thank SKBK for the opportunit­y to partner them in this CR effort.

“The refurbishm­ent works and contributi­ons from UEM Edgenta is envisioned to produce a more comfortabl­e environmen­t for students to learn and play, as well as serve as further motivation to inspire them to do their best at school,” said Edgenta Mediserve Sdn Bhd managing director Dr Nik Fawaz Nik Abdul Aziz.

Edgenta Mediserve is UEM Edgenta’s operating company that provides hospital support services to all Health Ministry hospitals in Perak.

SKBK principal Farahdila Abu Seman said the school’s community was grateful for UEM Edgenta’s support.

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