The Primary ICT Department was delighted to successfully conduct the ICT Week Competition 2026, held from 20 to 26 July 2026 under the theme “Digital Excellent!” The week-long programme provided Primary students with an exciting platform to showcase their creativity, digital skills, ICT knowledge and problem-solving abilities through a variety of engaging computer-based activities.
Conducted during the students’ scheduled one-hour computer lessons, the competition encouraged students to apply the ICT skills they had developed throughout the year. Working independently under the guidance of their teachers, students demonstrated confidence and creativity while using a range of software applications to complete tasks designed specifically for their year levels.
Developing Digital Skills Through Creativity
Each year level participated in an activity suited to their age, abilities and learning objectives:
Year 1 – Drawing Competition: Students used Microsoft Paint/Paint 3D to create a picture of a “House”, demonstrating their creativity and basic digital drawing skills.
Year 2 – PowerPoint Presentation: Students created a presentation on “My Favourite Things”, incorporating appropriate images, animations and slide transitions.
Year 3 – Excel Spreadsheet: Students created a “Test Scores Analysis” spreadsheet, using formulas to calculate the Total, Maximum, Minimum and Average marks before presenting their results using a 3D Column Chart.
Year 4 – GIMP Poster Design: Students designed an A4 poster based on the important theme “Stop Online Bullying”, combining creativity with responsible digital citizenship.
Year 5 – MSWLogo: Students used REPEAT commands in MSWLogo to create geometric shapes, developing their logical thinking, programming and problem-solving skills.
Through these activities, students were able to explore different digital tools while applying their knowledge in practical and meaningful ways.
A Week of Learning and Healthy Competition
The ICT Week Competition provided students with opportunities to:
Strengthen their practical ICT and digital literacy skills.
Develop creativity and confidence when using digital tools.
Apply problem-solving and logical-thinking skills.
Explore a variety of software applications.
Demonstrate responsible and effective use of technology.
Experience healthy competition while celebrating their achievements.
The competition was supported by the school's Computer Laboratory and a range of software applications, including Microsoft Paint/Paint 3D, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel, GIMP and MSWLogo.
Congratulations to Our Winners!
We are delighted to congratulate the outstanding students who achieved the top three places in their respective year levels.
The prizes and Certificates of Achievement were presented on 21 September 2026 at the Parish Hall by Principal Janidi Jingan and Head of Primary, Tr. Alice Ting.
🏆 Year 1
🥇 1st
Muhammad Zaid Amsyar bin Hj Md Adi Rashidi
1A
🥈 2nd
Hesan Eyad bin Md Amirul Fazleen
1A
🥉 3rd
Hu Xuan Yue
1B
🏆 Year 2
🥇 1st
Mohamad Syabeel Hayyan Bin Mohamad Haslan
2A
🥈 2nd
Aidan Dzakwan bin Sinal Bunsu
2A
🥉 3rd
Owen Peter Tju
2B
🏆 Year 3
🥇 1st
Adam Ardani bin Mohammad Firdaus/Mohammad Bakri
3A
🥈 2nd
Nur Aleesa Damia bte Md Noorazhar
3B
🥉 3rd
Dhorothy Zoe Ballesteros Tupas
3A
🏆 Year 4
🥇 1st
Etheon Chai Yun Kang
4A
🥈 2nd
Frances Zennel Benedicto Amoguis
4B
🥉 3rd
Nawfal Ahmad
4A
🏆 Year 5
🥇 1st
Faizan Romancap Abdula
5A
🥈 2nd
Skyler Arielle Yeo Shuling
5A
🥉 3rd
Jacob Yong En Zhi
5B
Celebrating Every Participant
While special recognition was given to the top three students from each year level, the Primary IT Department would like to congratulate all participating students for their enthusiasm, effort and creativity.
Every student contributed to the success of ICT Week through their willingness to learn, explore new digital tools and challenge themselves. Their participation reflected the importance of creating opportunities for students to develop not only technical skills, but also confidence, creativity, independence and responsible digital habits.
The department also extends its sincere appreciation to Tr. Wiwi and Tr. Azim for evaluating the competition entries based on creativity, accuracy, presentation, application of ICT skills and completion of the assigned tasks according to the competition criteria.
Looking Ahead
The ICT Week Competition 2026 successfully complemented the Primary IT curriculum by giving students a valuable opportunity to put their digital knowledge and skills into practice.
More importantly, the competition encouraged students to become confident, creative and responsible users of technology. As digital technology continues to play an increasingly important role in education and everyday life, programmes such as ICT Week help equip students with the skills, creativity and positive attitudes they need for the future.
Congratulations once again to all our winners and participants!
Keep exploring, creating and innovating! 💻✨