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competing individually, creating an
atmosphere of friendly competition.

While the games might
have been the main event, the
food stall prepared by the English
language department teachers also
deserves the spotlight. Throughout
recess, the food stall was crowded
with students eager to purchase a
variety of homemade traditional
Malaysian delicacies, ranging from
Hopscotch our signature traditional dish, nasi
lemak, to desserts like kuih, offering
a delectable taste of Malaysian
traditional cuisine.

The aromas of traditional
Malay, Chinese, and Indian cuisine
Batu Seremban mingled enticingly at the food stall.

Along the hallway, boxes were
Carrom outlined on the group with tape for Teng-
teng, Malaysia’s version of Hopscotch, which Badges as souvenirs and traditional food
attracted numerous students. Then there was a to recharge your energy after the games.
game with a different origin, Pitch-pot (ᄾઆ), a
traditional chinese game that has become part
of our multiracial culture. This game, with its
unique background, requires players to throw
arrows into a pot, challenging their precision
and aim.

On top of the abovementioned
games, students lined up for henna drawings
on their arms, adding a creative touch to the
Independence Day celebrations. This traditional
art form allowed participants to engage in
the artistic process while celebrating cultural
Congkak heritage. Besides, Carrom, a popular tabletop
game with Indian heritage, invited players to test
their skills in this exciting game of strategy and
precision, with participants forming teams or

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