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Sungai Chua’s “童语童心” reading journey: celebrating a year of family participation
The 2026 programme has concluded, but shared stories and encouragement can remain part of everyday family life.
SJK(C) Sungai Chua in Kajang has brought its 2026 “童语童心” parent–child reading journey to a close. The supplied school message thanks parents for their commitment and children for their enthusiastic participation throughout the year.
For families, the story offers a warm reminder: making time to read together matters, and children’s sustained effort deserves recognition.
Published 29 October 2026. Based on the school announcement and screenshots supplied to myKiwi, reported as published on 28 October.
A recap of the supplied school announcement
What the school’s closing message says
The final planned activity could not go ahead because of an unexpected haze episode. The intended date and venue of that cancelled session are not stated in the supplied material.
Children who maintained full attendance received attendance awards. The school celebrated their persistence, thanked participating families and expressed the hope of meeting again next year.
That message does not announce a 2027 timetable, registration process or invitation for outside organisations to take part. Families should wait for the school’s own details.
Useful parent links
Explore support for Sungai Chua families School Facebook page (access may vary)
Three ideas families can carry forward
These are myKiwi’s suggestions for home reading, inspired by the programme recap—not claims about the school’s teaching methods.
Make room for a small routine
Choose a convenient moment and a manageable amount to read. Keep it relaxed enough that both parent and child want to return to it.
Let children join the conversation
Invite a child to choose a book, describe a picture or say which character they found interesting. Listen before offering your own interpretation.
Notice effort, not only results
Thank your child for trying, asking a question or returning to a book. Avoid comparing their reading pace with another child’s.
Reading together is also time together
A shared book can become a starting point for talking about kindness, feelings and everyday choices. Parents do not need to turn every page into a test. A question such as “What would you do next?” leaves room for the child’s own ideas.
A closing message of thanks
The supplied message recognises the care that parents and children brought to the programme. The screenshot below preserves that message; the main details are explained in this article for English readers.
A simple reading plan for this week
Adapt these ideas to your child’s interests and energy.
- Let your child choose one book or a short passage.
- Take turns reading, or let the child listen while you read aloud.
- Ask one open question and give time for an answer.
- Finish while the experience is still enjoyable; leave the next part for another day.
- For school programme updates, follow notices sent directly by SJK(C) Sungai Chua.
Supporting Sungai Chua families in Kajang
myKiwi Daycare & Tuition in Taman Saga Emas supports primary-school families through daycare, homework guidance and tuition. Contact the centre to discuss your child’s needs and confirm current arrangements. This is an independent community recap; myKiwi is not the organiser of the school’s reading programme and does not imply a school partnership.
Make space for a story, a question and a little time together.
Source: school announcement text and three screenshots supplied by the site owner. The original video/post URL was not supplied, and the school Facebook page could not be retrieved during this check. The 28 October publication date is supplied information, not independently verified here.
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