STEAM for The Future - Chopstick Robotics Workshop

 20 JULY 2026. STEAM NEWS.

Fifteen Lower Six students from Pusat Tingkatan Enam Tutong (Batch 2026/2027) participated in the STEAM for the Future programme, featuring the Chopstick Robotics workshop facilitated by the STEP Centre. The workshop was held from 2.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. at ICT Lab 1.

The hands-on session introduced students to the fundamentals of robotics through the design and construction of simple robotic models using chopsticks and other readily available materials. By engaging in practical activities, students developed their creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and basic engineering skills while gaining a deeper appreciation of STEAM-based learning.

The students were accompanied by their supervising teachers, Cg Norhayati Hj Momin and Cg Lim Ming Han.

Briefing for Students in STEAM Reel Challenge 2026

 20 JULY 2026. SIP NEWS.

A briefing on the Students in STEAM Reel Challenge was conducted for 22 lower six students from the PTET Video Group (Batch 2026/2027). The session was delivered by the Senior Mistress of Academic and aimed to provide participants with a clear overview of the challenge, including its objectives, requirements, guidelines, and submission process. The briefing also served to prepare and motivate students to produce creative and impactful STEAM-themed reels that showcase innovation and sustainability. 

Pesta Buku Brunei

18 JULY 2026. EDUCATIONAL TRIP.

A total of 30 Lower Six students (9 boys and 21 girls) departed Pusat Tingkatan Enam Tutong (PTET) by bus at 12.30 p.m. today for an educational visit to Pesta Buku Brunei.

The students were accompanied by their supervising teachers, Cg Ida Massuri Binti Mail and Cg Pg Abdul Azim bin Pg Hj Abas. The visit was organised to promote a culture of reading, broaden students' exposure to educational resources, and cultivate a lifelong appreciation for books and learning. As part of the visit, each student received a book voucher to redeem at the Best Eastern booth.

The group is expected to return to the school before 4.30 p.m. today.

Incentive Prize Presentation for U6 PrivGL Students Who Qualified for Exit from PrivGL 2.0.

18 July 2026. PrivGL NEWS. 

Today, four Upper Six students under the Privilege Guided Learning Programme 2.0 (PrivGL 2.0) received incentives during the morning assembly in recognition of their outstanding academic achievement.

The students excelled in the recent Pre-AS Examination, each attaining three A levels, an accomplishment that qualified them to successfully exit the PrivGL 2.0 programme. Their achievement reflects their dedication, perseverance, and commitment to academic excellence.

Congratulations to:

1. Muhammad Najman Danee Bin Haji Jasni (U6-1)
2. Nurafiqah Musfirah Binti Huzaimi (U6-2)
3. Nur Afiqah Binti Mohammad Azamri (U6-5)
4. Junior Wee Pey Yuen (U6-2)

The school congratulates all four students on this remarkable milestone and wishes them continued success in their future academic endeavours.

Briefing about PrivGL 2.0 for Lower Six PrivGL Subject Tutors

18.7.2026. PrivGL NEWS.

A briefing on the Privilege Guided Learning Programme 2.0 (PrivGL 2.0) was held today in TS1 for Lower Six tutors involved in the programme. The session was conducted by the Senior Mistress of Academic, Cg Siti Rohaini Md Saleh, to introduce the updated PrivGL 2.0 framework, explain its implementation procedures, and outline the roles and responsibilities of tutors in providing structured academic support and guidance to participating students. The briefing also ensured that all tutors shared a clear understanding of the programme's objectives, expectations, and operational processes prior to its implementation.

Also in attendance was the Deputy Principal of Academic, Cg Rozieana Hj Zini, who further elaborated on the re-entry mechanism for students who demonstrate academic regression after exiting the programme. The Assistant Senior Mistress of Academic who is also the program leader for PrivGL 2.0, Cg Nuraireen Hj Tuneh, was also present to support the briefing.

More Than Just Sounds: Animal Language

 11 JULY 2026. YSF NEWS.

The second talk in the Youth Science Forum (YSF) 2026/2027 series, titled "More Than Just Sounds: Animal Language", was successfully held at the Lecture Theatre Perseverance, Pusat Tingkatan Enam Tutong.

The session was presented by Nurezzah Ellina Ezzahraa binti Ali Noordin (L6-2) and Farisha Farhanah binti Hj Mas Zuraime (L6-1) from the YSF Talk Unit. The speakers introduced the audience to the fascinating ways animals communicate through sounds, body language, and chemical signals to survive and interact with one another.

The talk attracted a full house, reflecting the students' enthusiasm for science and learning. The organisers thank everyone who attended and look forward to welcoming more participants to future YSF talk

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The Mind Matters Program by BMSA

16 JULY 2026. HEALTH NEWS. 

The Mind Matters Programme, organised by the Brunei Medical Student Association (BMSA), was held at Lecture Theatre Trustworthy (LTT). The programme featured an educational talk on mental health delivered by Dr Isyrah, alongside interactive educational booths, engaging games, and a gratitude wall designed to encourage students to reflect on positive experiences and promote emotional well-being.

The initiative aimed to raise awareness of mental health, foster open conversations, and equip students with knowledge and practical strategies to support their overall well-being.