Learning the Dhamma nurtures wisdom, compassion, and moral strength — qualities essential for living a happy and meaningful life. Nalanda Dhamma School offers a holistic Buddhist education that guides young people to grow with clarity of mind, kindness of heart, and strength of character. By imparting them with the necessary knowledge, skills, and most importantly, religious and moral values, the School nurtures students to become confident, responsible, and compassionate individuals. Through joyful learning, experiential activities, and wholesome friendships, they develop discipline and purpose in life.
Read moreOn Sunday 12 October, Nalanda Youths and Dhamma School seniors came together for the much-anticipated Captain Ball Tournament 2025, bringing together over 30 participants in the spirit of camaraderie and teamwork. The youths and teenagers had two training sessions to learn the basics of the game and build teamwork dynamics in preparation for the friendly tournament. These sessions were filled with joy, energy, and encouragement.
Read moreFamilies, students, and community members came together to share moments of joy, from delightful performances and fun-filled games to meaningful reflections and a serene lantern walk under the moonlight. Watch and share this video capturing the warm smiles and cherished moments of our Mid-Autumn Festival celebration.
Read moreOn the night of Saturday, 11 October, Nalanda community joyfully gathered at Nalanda Centre to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with the theme “Lanterns of Joy, Light of Wisdom.” Organised by Nalanda Dhamma School, the celebration brought together leaders, members, parents, youths, and students for an evening filled with warmth and camaraderie.
Read moreWe invite you and your family to the Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration for a night of joy, reflection, and togetherness. This year’s celebration, themed “Lantern of Joy, Light of Wisdom”, is specially organised for families and Buddhist community members of all ages to come together in a festive and inclusive environment.
Read moreOn Sunday 28 September, families gathered once again at the Nalanda Kuala Lumpur Family Dhamma School for a warm and engaging session of shared learning. The School continues to be more than a weekly class, it is a living practice-space where parents and children walk the Dhamma path together, nurturing kindness, patience, and wise speech through everyday activities.
Read moreOn Sunday 28 September, the community came together for Samaggi Day, observed on the last Sunday of every month. Members and devotees were joined by Nalanda youths and Dhamma School students for morning meditation, offerings, and chanting, fostering a spirit of unity and harmony.
Read moreOn 15 and 16 September, Nalanda Dhamma School facilitators visited two remarkable Buddhist schools in Thailand – Panyaprateep School in Pak Chong and Thawsi School in Bangkok – as part of their Learning Trip. These visits provided a wonderful opportunity to exchange experiences, gain fresh insights into Buddhist education and strengthen ties with fellow Dhamma educators.
Read moreFrom 12 to 16 September, 20 Nalanda Dhamma School facilitators travelled to Thailand for a meaningful study tour in conjunction with the school’s 20th anniversary. Led by Nalanda Buddhist Society President, Sis. Buddhinī Tan, and Director of Nalanda Dhamma School, Sis. See Hui Shien, the trip centred on learning from revered monastic teachers.
Read moreFrom 5 to 7 September, 17 families from Family Dhamma School, Kuala Lumpur, gathered at Wisdom Park for a stay-in programme themed “Brahmavihāra – The Heart of Harmonious Living.” Over the three days, parents and children engaged in Dhamma sharing, service, and family activities that nurtured learning, togetherness, and appreciation of the four Brahmavihāras – loving-kindness, compassion, appreciative joy, and equanimity.
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