Exactly a week after the Family Fun Fair, Nalanda members, devotees, youths, students and volunteers gathered for the Volunteer Appreciation session at Nalanda Centre on Sunday 24 August. Chairman of the Organising Committee, Bro. Vincent Lim shared his appreciation for each and every one of the working teams who put forth their best efforts in making this event a joyous event for the Buddhist community and to our stall operators and sponsors for their kind support.
Read moreNalanda Family Fun Fair 2025 was a truly joyful occasion with the wholehearted participation of students from Nalanda Teenage Dhamma School, Junior Dhamma School, Family Dhamma School, and Nalanda Free School.
Read moreThe Family Fun Fair just concluded on Sunday 17 August, and what a radiant day it was! From the very first light of dawn, eager volunteers and stall operators arrived, filled with energy and ready to serve—setting the tone for a day brimming with kindness and purpose.
Read moreOn Sunday 3 August, Nalanda Dhamma School (NDS) warmly welcomed a group of Dhamma School teachers from Kinrara Metta Buddhist Society’s Dhamma Dipa Circle (Dhamma learning programme for children) for an enriching exchange session. NDS facilitators shared about the structure, values, and learning approach of the School, as well as how they cultivate holistic development in students. The friendly and open atmosphere allowed for meaningful dialogue and mutual learning.
Read moreIn the weeks leading up to the much-anticipated Family Fun Fair this year, Nalanda Dhamma School is buzzing with excitement and enthusiasm. The spirit of teamwork and joyful service fills the air as everyone rallies together to support this meaningful community event. Both the Junior and Teenage School students are actively involved in different ways, contributing their time, creativity, and energy with much dedication and joy.
Read moreOn Sunday 27 July, Nalanda Dhamma School hosted a Parent-Facilitator Meeting for the Junior and Teenage Dhamma School parents. School Coordinators Sis. Lau Wei Nee and Sis. Poh Chin Hui commenced the meeting with an overview of the learning programmes and school trips held, class profile and attendance records.
Read moreOn Sunday 22 June, over 50 students and facilitators from Junior Dhamma School embarked on an educational outing to the Perdana Botanical Gardens and Bank Negara Malaysia Museum. Starting the morning with a simple picnic at the Botanical Gardens, students shared a modest meal amidst nature and reflected on the value of contentment and appreciating simplicity.
Read moreThis morning, 39 Nalanda Dhamma School facilitators and students set off on a 3-day study tour to Bujang Valley to visit historical and archaeological locales there. Situated in Central Kedah, Bujang Valley is the richest archaeological site in Malaysia. Ruins of ancient Buddhist structures dating from the 1st Century BCE, and much-later Hindu temples dating from the 10th Century CE, can be found scattered across the district.
Read moreNalanda Dhamma School and Nalanda Youth Centre have been fastidiously preparing for this Wesak’s ‘Dhamma Appreciation Night’ under the tutelage of Ach. S. Vijaya in the past weeks! Adapting an age-old story from the time of the Buddha to captivate the audience of today, we aim to bring the Dhamma to life through our drama titled ‘From Darkness to Light: Angulimala's Transformation’. Come join us on the evening of ‘Buddha Day’ Monday 12 May for the Heritage Procession which starts at 7.30pm and promptly followed by ‘Dhamma Appreciation Night’.
Read moreEvery Sunday morning, from 16 February to 16 March, parents of newly joined Dhamma School students at Sri Serdang, participated in the ‘Parents Induction Programme’ (PIP). This programme is tailored for parents who may be new to Dhamma, to gain a basic understanding as a foundation for their learning as well as their childrens’.
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