Briefing for participants of QS camp 2026

 3 NOVEMBER 2026. STUDENT LEADER NEWS.

A total of 55 student leaders gathered for a briefing session in preparation for the upcoming Qaid Assyumul (Q.S.) Camp, an annual student leadership programme organised by Pusat Tingkatan Enam Tutong (PTE Tutong).

The participants comprised 20 student leaders from Majlis Pelajar-Pelajar (MPP), 25 from Pembimbing Rakan Remaja (PRR), five invited Science student leaders from the Youth Science Forum (YSF), and five student volunteers from PSIP.

The briefing provided participants with an overview of the camp programme, its objectives, their roles and responsibilities, as well as the exciting activities planned throughout the program. It also offered an opportunity for the student leaders to understand what lies ahead and prepare themselves for an enriching experience filled with teamwork, leadership challenges and meaningful interactions.

As the camp approaches, the session marks an important first step in bringing together student leaders from different groups to build connections, strengthen collaboration and make the upcoming Q.S. Camp a memorable and rewarding experience.

PTE Tutong students attended the Global Innovative Challenge 2026

3 NOVEMBER 2026. EDUCATIONAL TRIP. 

Fourteen students from the Science, Travel and Tourism, and Information Technology (IT) departments of Pusat Tingkatan Enam Tutong (PTE Tutong), accompanied by their supervising teachers, Cg Koo Keung Eng and Cg Lim Chia Yi, attended the Global Innovative Challenge 2026 at Hab Inspirasi, Universiti Brunei Darussalam (UBD).

During the visit, students had the opportunity to observe the business plan competition, which showcased innovative, entrepreneurship-driven ventures presented by finalists from higher education institutions across several countries, including Brunei Darussalam.

The experience offered students valuable insights into innovation and entrepreneurship, while broadening their understanding of how research, creativity and business ideas can be transformed into practical solutions with real-world impact.

STEAM outreach: Environmental Education Awareness

 31 OCTOBER 2026. STEAM OUTREACH NEWS. 

A STEAM Outreach Programme titled "Environmental Education Awareness" took place in Lecture theatre trustworthy on 31st October 2026, involving 75 Lower Six students.

The programme was facilitated by Vil-Laju, a non-governmental organisation (NGO), led by Nabilah Assyahirah, Co-founder, alongside Saiful Asri, Executive Admin & Finance Officer, and Wan Aidi, Research & Development Officer.

The session featured an informative talk on environmental awareness, a hands-on plastic sorting activity and a team-building activity in which students worked collaboratively to discuss and present solutions to environmental challenges. Through these interactive activities, students gained a deeper understanding of environmental issues, particularly plastic waste management, recycling and the importance of responsible waste disposal. The activities also encouraged critical thinking, teamwork and active participation in finding practical solutions towards a more sustainable environment.

Pusat Tingkatan Enam Tutong extends its appreciation to Vil-Laju and its facilitators for sharing their knowledge and providing students with an engaging and meaningful learning experience.

YSF Talk on Criminology - Society, Science and Law

 31 OCTOBER 2026. YSF NEWS. 

The fifth talk in the Youth Science Forum (YSF) 2026/2027 series, titled "Criminology: Society, Science & Law", was successfully held on 31 October 2026 at the Lecture Theatre Perseverance, Pusat Tingkatan Enam Tutong.

The session was presented by Siti Nurunnajihah binti Haji Yahmiruddin (L6-1) and Norqistina binti Norazmi (L6-2) from the YSF Talk Unit. The speakers explored the fascinating field of criminology, introducing the audience to the science behind criminal behaviour and its connections to society and the law. The talk also highlighted how scientific knowledge and different disciplines contribute to understanding crime, investigations and the justice system.

The session provided students with an opportunity to broaden their perspectives on the application of science beyond the classroom and gain a deeper appreciation of its role in society. The organisers would like to thank all those who attended and look forward to welcoming more participants to future YSF talks.