Gamuda Land has announced a formal partnership with Kiddypedia, to offer edu-tainment experiences for families to explore by integrating sports, arts, STEM workshops, and team-building exercises.
Jess Teng, Chief Operating Officer of Gamuda Land, said “When we masterplan our townships, we are mindful of all the elements we bring together – from the landscaping to the infrastructure to the home design, to all the community meeting places. Everything we do has a reason behind it, and it all blends together to create a sense of community,” she explained.
Building upon the success of previous community engagement initiatives, such as the ‘Heroes of Tomorrow’ series this partnership introduces the Kiddypedia Discovery Centres. These hubs, nestled within Gamuda Gardens and twentyfive7 across the Klang Valley, offer edu-tainment experiences for families to explore varied career paths.
In the upcoming Discovery Centres’, Gamuda Land’s facilities such as parks, waterways, lakes, and the Wetlands Arboretum will serve as the backdrop for the variety of on-hand educational programmes. These place-based learning programmes, co-developed with Gamuda Parks will expand participants’ knowledge about our environment and will take span across an entire academic year – particularly in urban garden management and biodiversity conservation.
The “100 Careers Challenge” syllabus will encompass various career pathways, including roles such as Little Botanist, Little Urban Planner, Little Environmental Architect, Little Marine Biologist, and more. These roles will offer hands-on experiences designed to reinforce learning and foster interdisciplinary teamwork, immersing participants in real-world challenges.
As part of this partnership, GL Rangers, a children’s club designed for children under 12 years old, will be introduced. For an annual membership fee of RM200, GL Rangers will be able to enjoy a 15% discount for programmes offered at Kiddypedia Discovery Centres.
