Tamil school students have been consistently achieving remarkable feats in various fields, showcasing their talent and determination. Continuing this trend, the recent International Innovation Competition held in Hong Kong saw the participation of students from SJK(T) Rawang. Notably, SJK(T) Rawang was the only Tamil school from Malaysia to take part in this global event.
Two teams participated in the competition from SJK(T) Rawang. Sanjana Jegatheeswaran and Lakshan Shanmuganathan, both Year 4 students, achieved an impressive milestone by winning a gold medal and a Special Award at the International Young Inventors Exhibition. Their innovative project stood out among numerous international entries, earning them not only recognition but also a cash prize of 800 Hong Kong dollars. Meanwhile, another team consisting of Divina, Pavisha, and Tivesha won a silver medal for their remarkable invention.

They explained that, after overcoming numerous challenges and demonstrating unwavering dedication, they successfully developed an innovative 2-in-1 product that serves as both a foliar fertilizer and a bug repellent.
Although participants from many countries took part in the competition, they mentioned that their invention captivated both the judges and the audience. They expressed that this experience would be unforgettable in their lives and took great pride in their achievement.
Despite the competition from participants around the world, they shared that their invention greatly impressed both the judges and the audience. They expressed that this experience would remain unforgettable in their lives and took immense pride in their achievement.
“In this competition, which featured over a hundred teams from various countries, our invention captured the attention of many. Today, we have received praise from several people, who believe it is a much-needed innovation for the environment. Participating in such competitions also allowed me to forge friendships with students from other countries,” said gold medal-winning student Sanjaanaa Jegatheeswaran.

Their mentor, Shanmuganathan, is the founder of the Young Scientists Organization, which focuses on fostering young innovators. His guidance and support were crucial in helping the students develop their award-winning invention and overcome challenges.
The remarkable achievement of these students at the Hong Kong International Innovation competition is a reflection of the creativity, dedication, and potential of Tamil school students. This success underscores the value of Tamil school education in fostering young minds capable of making significant contributions to society. Their achievement serves as an inspiration to other Tamil school students, proving that with determination and support, remarkable feats can be accomplished, no matter where they come from.
Source: Bernama
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