KUCHING: CMS’ owned international school, Tunku Putra School (TPS) recently signed a Management Agreement with HELP Education Services Sdn Bhd. The Chairman of Tunku Putra School, Datuk Syed Ahmad Alwee Alsree explained that this partnership is destined to position TPS ahead of other existing international schools in the State of Sarawak with the promise of delivering excellent academic per formance and good quality education by capitalising on the school’s existing holistic learning approach.
Datuk Syed Ahmad Alwee Alsree had recently toured both HELP Internat ional School s in KL and Johor and is confident that this partnership will br ing invaluable benef i ts t o the school, not least because both schools share the common principle of holistic learning. “Students at Tunku Putra School enjoy learning and are genuinely happy to come to school.
Our student s are ar t iculate, confident, driven and polite. I am very proud that our students possess these traits in droves,” remarked the Chairman after speaking to an IGCSE student bound for Scot land to study a Foundat ion programme i n Computer Science.
Dr. Goh Chee Leong, CEO of HELP and the newly appointed Chairman of the Tunku Putra EXCO, in his briefing to parents and staff of Tunku Putra School on November 10, shared HELP’s academic success in their KL campus, strength in talent management and teacher development and their philosophy and passion in leading the education charter.
“These are all strong attributes that are absolutely t rans ferable to Tunku Put r a School as it embarks on its latest chapter in transformational and holistic learning,” added Dr. Goh Chee Leong. Interested parents are invited to attend Tunku Putra School’s Open Day at its school premises on November 25, from 10am to 3pm where they can tour the campus, meet the teachers and listen to a presentation from Dr. Goh Chee Leong.
