Kem KoKu 2026: Where Learning Goes Beyond the Classroom at Tenby Schools Setia Eco Gardens
Kem KoKu 2026: Where Learning Goes Beyond the Classroom at Tenby Schools Setia Eco Gardens
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Kem KoKu 2026: Where Learning Goes Beyond the Classroom at Tenby Schools Setia Eco Gardens

Beyond the classroom, students embraced challenges, developed essential life skills, and created lasting memories at Kem KoKu 2026.

29-07-2026

At Tenby Schools Setia Eco Gardens, we believe that some of life's greatest lessons cannot be found in a textbook.

That's why ourKem KoKuprogramme is such an important part of the learning journey for our National School students. Much like our International School'sHorizons Week, Kem KoKu provides meaningful opportunities for students to step beyond the classroom, embrace new challenges and discover just how much they are capable of.

This year, our Standard 1 to Standard 3 students ventured toHutan Bandar Mutiara Rinifor a day packed with adventure, exploration and hands-on learning designed to nurture curiosity, creativity and confidence.

Learning Comes Alive Through Experience

Parents often ask what makes learning truly memorable.

The answer is simple: children remember what they experience.

Throughout Kem KoKu, students weren't simply learning about sustainability or science—they were living it. They rolled up their sleeves for tree planting and compost-making activities, explored environmental conservation, and took part in engaging STEAM investigations including Magic Walking Water experiments, Giant Bubble Science and an exciting Nature Treasure Hunt.

These activities encourage students to ask questions, think critically, solve problems creatively and work collaboratively—skills that remain valuable long after the school day ends.

More Than Outdoor Fun

While Kem KoKu is undoubtedly filled with excitement, every activity has a clear educational purpose.

From ice-breakers that help students build friendships and confidence, to reflection sessions that encourage them to think about what they've learned, the programme is carefully designed to develop communication, teamwork, resilience and independence alongside academic understanding.

Students also gain a deeper appreciation for the natural environment while discovering how classroom concepts in science and sustainability connect to the real world.

Preparing Students for Life, Not Just Exams

As a leadingNational Private School in Johor Bahru, we believe an outstanding education extends beyond academic achievement.

Experiences like Kem KoKu help students develop the confidence to adapt, collaborate and think independently—qualities that prepare them not only for success in school, but for success in life.

Because while books build knowledge, experiences build character.

At Tenby Schools Setia Eco Gardens, we are committed to giving every child opportunities to learn, explore and grow through experiences that inspire curiosity and create memories that last a lifetime.

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