Facilitating an English camp is a learning experience

Students from two schools took the initiative to help make this world a better place.

In Malaysia, students who sit for the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) exam, only have to pass Bahasa Malaysia in order to obtain the certificate. This doesn't apply to English. What's your take on this?

Join us at The Star's Environment Day Celebration 2009!

The BRATs find out just how well-informed their peers are with general knowledge.

A die-hard American Idol fan lived out her dream of getting up, close and personal with last year’s finalists

These days, more and more teenagers are tempted to smoke.

Students from St John's Institution had a fun time at the Outward Bound School in Lumut, Perak.

Interact members of SMK Seri Bintang Utara in Kuala Lumpur glammed up for their International Understanding Day.

Yap Soo Huey is on a quest to get people to use fewer plastic bags.

The environment doesn’t need our attention for just an hour over 365 days a year, but every minute, every day.

The Reef To Rainforest (R2R) programme is teaching children in Marine Parks island the importance of protecting the coral reefs and marine lives in their backyards.

The BRATs paid a visit to the historical state of Malacca.

There is more to a Baba and Nyonya wedding than meets the eye.

The day that the BRATs were at the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple in Malacca, the Kuan Yin festival was being celebrated.

The BRATs find out that Malacca is one very interesting city.

The BRATs find out all they need to know about a certain historical shophouse in Malacca from Colin Goh.

In an effort to show how easy it is for teenagers to fall into the habit of smoking, the BRATs go “undercover” in the Klang Valley.

Twenty teenagers from around the country were given the opportunity to participate in TheOneMinutesJr workshop held recently in Malacca.

In an effort to show how easy it is for teenagers to fall into the habit of smoking, the BRATs go “undercover” in the Klang Valley.

For Alyna Low Su Lyn, there's more to being Chinese than knowing how to speak the language.

Look Out Point Western Food Restaurant is one of the hottest spots that youths hang out at in Kuala Lumpur.

For some Indians, being a "coconut" can be quite taxing.

The Cempaka Group of Schools is the first to introduce designer games into classrooms in Malaysia.

TO MANY people, Malacca is about great food and historical buildings. However, it only took four days for participants of The Star BRATs Malacca 2009 workshop to realise that there was more to the historical city than meets the eye.