LABUAN — Sekolah Kebangsaan Lubok Temiang (SKLT) has secured eight awards at the 2026 Digital Utilisation and Technology Awards (DUTA) for the Federal Territory of Labuan, recognising the school’s achievements in educational innovation and digital technology.
The awards ceremony was held at the Convention Hall, Ujana Kewangan Labuan, on Oct 29.
SKLT emerged champion in the Primary School Educational Video Competition Based on Teaching and Learning (PdPc) through its Al-Faaeq SKLT Production team.
The winning team received a challenge trophy, plaque, certificate and RM400 in cash prizes.
The achievement was the result of collaboration involving 15 pupils and five teacher advisers, namely Dayang Rosnah Mataip, Sofiana Andi Patra, Ahmad Razali Roslin, Ahmad Ikhwan Hakim Shanusi and Mohamad Kudat Kanyo.
The production of the educational video also provided pupils with opportunities to develop their creativity, digital technology skills and talents in video production.
SKLT’s achievements extended to its teachers, with Teacher-Librarian and Media Coordinator Sofiana Andi Patra securing three awards.
She was named first runner-up for the Primary School Educational Content Creator Icon Award, third place for the Primary School Teacher-Librarian and Media Icon Award, and fourth place in the Best Primary School TV PSS Management category.
Meanwhile, SKLT TV PSS Coordinator Ahmad Razali Roslin secured fourth place in the Primary School TV PSS Teacher Icon Award.
In the Primary School TV PSS Student Icon category, Qaisara Nur Alisha Mohd Fandy won third place, highlighting pupils’ potential in broadcasting and digital content production.
Another recognition went to Nur Ilia Farahasyah Isman, who received the five-star Primary School Textbook Loan Scheme (SPBT) Management Award.
SKLT also secured fourth place in the Active School Participation in the Primary School Digital Education Empowerment Programme category.
The awards were received by SKLT headmistress Farida Abdul Rahman.
Apart from the championship in the educational video competition, which came with a challenge trophy, plaque, certificate and RM400 cash prize, the school’s other seven awards comprised certificates.
The ceremony was also attended by Ahmad Ikhwan Hakim Shanusi as accompanying teacher, together with 10 SKLT pupils who came to support and celebrate the school’s achievements.
Farida said the eight awards reflected the commitment of the school’s community to strengthening resource centre management, the SPBT and TV PSS, while expanding the use of digital technology in education.
“The achievement also demonstrates that cooperation between the school administration, teachers and pupils can produce commendable results, particularly in educational innovation and digital learning content production.
“We hope these recognitions will motivate the entire SKLT community to continue fostering excellence, strengthening educational innovation and producing a generation that is creative, knowledgeable and competitive in the digital era,” she said, while congratulating and thanking the teachers and pupils involved.
The event, organised by the Federal Territory of Labuan Education Department, was held to recognise the contributions and commitment of the education community in strengthening educational resources and technology.
