Kampung Nyalau, Samalaju
Kampung Nyalau, Samalaju
11 November 2026
11 November 2026
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For many of the 120 students from SK Kampung Nyalau and SK Kuala Nyalau, 11 November 2026 brought a new experience. At an educational outreach programme organised by OCI TerraSus with Reelfun, in conjunction with the Sarawak Space Challenge, they built, tested and explored science for themselves, many for the first time.
For many of the 120 students from SK Kampung Nyalau and SK Kuala Nyalau, 11 November 2026 brought a new experience. At an educational outreach programme organised by OCI TerraSus with Reelfun, in conjunction with the Sarawak Space Challenge, they built, tested and explored science for themselves, many for the first time.
For many of the 120 students from SK Kampung Nyalau and SK Kuala Nyalau, 11 November 2026 brought a new experience. At an educational outreach programme organised by OCI TerraSus with Reelfun, in conjunction with the Sarawak Space Challenge, they built, tested and explored science for themselves, many for the first time.
The Primary 4 to 6 students learned how sunlight becomes clean energy by doing it, not by reading about it in a textbook. They took part in hands-on solar vehicle activities, tried out interactive app demonstrations and joined presentations on space science, solar energy and polysilicon, the material at the heart of solar technology and of OCI TerraSus’ business. The programme also gave them a chance to experiment with robotics projects. Many of the students said they had never taken part in a programme like this at their school before. They were excited to play, build and learn and watching their solar vehicles move under the sun made the science feel real and within reach. Our engineers, Fairol and Ariny led the technical sessions and turned complex ideas into fun, easy-to-follow lessons for young learners. Nine staff from Corporate Services, SH&E, PI, Branding and HR volunteered on the day. They supported the presentations and guided the students through each activity. The schools welcomed the initiative. Principal Mr. Zunaidi Yussof and teachers from both schools thanked us and Reelfun for bringing the experience to their students and said they would like to keep working with the company. For OCI TerraSus, experience like this can be where a lifelong interest in science begins. By bringing hands-on clean-energy and space science learning into rural schools, alongside initiatives such as the Sarawak Space Challenge, we hope to spark early curiosity in STEM and show young Malaysians that a future in science and technology is within their reach. We look forward to creating more first-time learning experiences with SK Kampung Nyalau, SK Kuala Nyalau and the wider community through future educational and CSR initiatives.
The Primary 4 to 6 students learned how sunlight becomes clean energy by doing it, not by reading about it in a textbook. They took part in hands-on solar vehicle activities, tried out interactive app demonstrations and joined presentations on space science, solar energy and polysilicon, the material at the heart of solar technology and of OCI TerraSus’ business. The programme also gave them a chance to experiment with robotics projects. Many of the students said they had never taken part in a programme like this at their school before. They were excited to play, build and learn and watching their solar vehicles move under the sun made the science feel real and within reach. Our engineers, Fairol and Ariny led the technical sessions and turned complex ideas into fun, easy-to-follow lessons for young learners. Nine staff from Corporate Services, SH&E, PI, Branding and HR volunteered on the day. They supported the presentations and guided the students through each activity. The schools welcomed the initiative. Principal Mr. Zunaidi Yussof and teachers from both schools thanked us and Reelfun for bringing the experience to their students and said they would like to keep working with the company. For OCI TerraSus, experience like this can be where a lifelong interest in science begins. By bringing hands-on clean-energy and space science learning into rural schools, alongside initiatives such as the Sarawak Space Challenge, we hope to spark early curiosity in STEM and show young Malaysians that a future in science and technology is within their reach. We look forward to creating more first-time learning experiences with SK Kampung Nyalau, SK Kuala Nyalau and the wider community through future educational and CSR initiatives.
The Primary 4 to 6 students learned how sunlight becomes clean energy by doing it, not by reading about it in a textbook. They took part in hands-on solar vehicle activities, tried out interactive app demonstrations and joined presentations on space science, solar energy and polysilicon, the material at the heart of solar technology and of OCI TerraSus’ business. The programme also gave them a chance to experiment with robotics projects. Many of the students said they had never taken part in a programme like this at their school before. They were excited to play, build and learn and watching their solar vehicles move under the sun made the science feel real and within reach. Our engineers, Fairol and Ariny led the technical sessions and turned complex ideas into fun, easy-to-follow lessons for young learners. Nine staff from Corporate Services, SH&E, PI, Branding and HR volunteered on the day. They supported the presentations and guided the students through each activity. The schools welcomed the initiative. Principal Mr. Zunaidi Yussof and teachers from both schools thanked us and Reelfun for bringing the experience to their students and said they would like to keep working with the company. For OCI TerraSus, experience like this can be where a lifelong interest in science begins. By bringing hands-on clean-energy and space science learning into rural schools, alongside initiatives such as the Sarawak Space Challenge, we hope to spark early curiosity in STEM and show young Malaysians that a future in science and technology is within their reach. We look forward to creating more first-time learning experiences with SK Kampung Nyalau, SK Kuala Nyalau and the wider community through future educational and CSR initiatives.
