Preparation for the TV PSS Workshop at SK Gual To'Deh

SK GUAL TO'DEH - This morning, a formal meeting was held between the school administrator and me to discuss the upcoming TV PSS Workshop to be held at SK Gual To'Deh. The purpose of the meeting was to finalize the details of the program, determine the necessary resources, and ensure smooth coordination among all parties involved. This workshop aims to empower students with digital literacy skills, creativity, and communication abilities through hands-on experience in media production.

During the meeting, the school administrators and I discussed the planning of the upcoming TV PSS Workshop, finalizing the date, venue, participants, and required equipment to ensure smooth and effective implementation.

The TV PSS Workshop is scheduled for 13 November 2025 and will be conducted at the SK Gual To'Deh Computer Laboratory, which provides a conducive environment for digital and multimedia learning. A total of 30 students will participate in this workshop. These students have been carefully selected based on their interest in technology, communication, and creative media. The workshop will serve as an introductory training session for students to learn how to manage school-based television content through the Pusat Sumber Sekolah (School Resource Centre).

During the meeting, we discussed the importance of ensuring that all required equipment and materials are prepared before the event. The school administration agreed to provide the essential tools for the program, including video cameras, microphones, laptops, and television screens. These devices will enable students to explore every stage of the video production process, such as scripting, recording, editing, and broadcasting. In addition, basic software for video editing and graphic design will be installed on the school’s laptops to support the workshop’s objectives.

The agenda of the workshop will include an introduction to the concept of TV PSS, followed by practical sessions where students will work in groups to produce short video segments. These segments will include school announcements, Bahasa Malaysia and English-language interviews, and creative projects that highlight students' talents and achievements. Through this initiative, students will have the opportunity to develop 21st-century skills such as critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and creativity—skills that are highly valued in both education and future workplaces.

Moreover, the meeting also addressed the importance of teacher involvement and guidance throughout the program. Teachers from the English, ICT, and Art departments will collaborate as facilitators to assist the students during the workshop. Their role will be to guide the students in the production process, ensure proper use of media equipment, and cultivate a culture of responsibility and teamwork.

In conclusion, the meeting was productive and successfully set a clear direction for the implementation of the TV PSS Workshop at SK Gual To'Deh. All parties expressed their commitment to ensuring that the event runs effectively and meaningfully for the students. The workshop is expected to mark a new milestone for the school’s digital learning initiatives, enhancing not only students’ media literacy but also promoting the integration of technology in the teaching and learning process. The administrative team will continue to monitor the preparation progress closely to ensure that all equipment and logistics are ready before the scheduled date.