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Harvest Academy is known in the Chinese press as 赫威国际学堂 or 赫威学堂. Here are recent stories, each with a short English summary and a link to the original article.

June 2026 · Sin Chew Daily and Kwong Wah Yit Poh Chinese

Two Harvest teams place in the Perlis round of the national secondary schools debate

In the Perlis round of the national secondary schools Chinese-language debate competition, Harvest Academy's two teams finished third (Team B) and fourth (Team A), competing against long-established state secondary schools. An English-medium school, Harvest students debated in Mandarin.

May 2026 · Kwong Wah Yit Poh Chinese

"Love and Gratitude": a Mother's Day celebration for the Kangar community

Harvest students hosted a Mother's Day community celebration at a shopping centre in Kangar, with stage performances, parent-and-child activities and creative booths that the students ran themselves. The school explained that the event gives students a real platform to practise communication, build confidence and develop a sense of social responsibility: education should not stop at the classroom door, but extend into community life.

February 2026 · Kwong Wah Yit Poh Chinese

Horses on campus for the Year of the Horse

To welcome the Year of the Horse, Harvest Academy brought two trained horses to its campus for the first time, working with community partners so that students could meet the horses and try riding under professional coaches. For many students it was their first contact with horses, and the school presented riding as character education that builds confidence, leadership and trust.

October 2023 · Kwong Wah Yit Poh Chinese

H-Angel charity sale raises RM1,300 for families in need

At the school's annual H-Angel charity sale in Kangar, 23 students sold donated second-hand items and raised RM1,300 for families facing financial hardship. Afterwards, teachers and students visited two families and delivered food and groceries.

March 2023 · Kwong Wah Yit Poh Chinese

Student council's first badminton championship draws around 100 players

The Harvest Academy Leadership Council (HALC) organised its first badminton championship in Kangar, attracting around 100 players under 18 from different backgrounds. The tournament was planned and run by the student leaders with the school's full support, to promote sportsmanship, mutual respect and the Sustainable Development Goals of good health and well-being and peaceful, inclusive communities.

Summaries are our own English translations of the original Chinese articles. Journalists: for interviews or school information, email admin@harvestacademy.org.my.

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