SIBU — The spirit of unity and cultural pride was on full display as Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Singat celebrated its Ngiling Tikai Ceremony 2025, symbolising the official end of the Gawai Dayak festivities at the school level.
The event, held on Thursday, was jointly organised by SK Singat, the Parent-Teacher Association (PIBG), and the local longhouse community, and was officiated by Member of Parliament for Igan, Ahmad Johnie Zawawi.
In his address, Ahmad Johnie commended the school’s efforts to nurture both academic achievement and cultural appreciation, urging students to continue developing a strong learning spirit while embracing educational opportunities.
He also gave his full backing to the school’s Singat Gemilang Five-Year Programme, a strategic roadmap aimed at strengthening academic, co-curricular and student character development.
As a gesture of support, the MP announced a RM10,000 contribution to SK Singat’s PIBG. The funds will go towards supporting educational programmes, student welfare initiatives, and activities designed to shape student discipline and values.
“This contribution is part of our ongoing commitment to strengthen rural education and ensure that students in interior areas receive equal opportunities to excel,” said Ahmad Johnie.
The colourful and meaningful ceremony also reflected the importance of community-school collaboration in preserving local traditions while supporting holistic educational goals.
