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Muhammad Hayden Dany Osman, 11, had to miss almost two months of school after being hurt in a road accident last April.
But with a little help from his family members, friends and teachers at Townsville Primary School, Hayden eventually recovered, and even qualified for the Teck Ghee Citizens’ Consultative Committee (CCC) Bursary Award.
Hayden was one of more than 1,100 students in Teck Ghee who were recognised for their efforts in school at a presentation ceremony yesterday.
The Teck Ghee CCC Bursary was awarded to 351 students, while another 760 received the Ministry of Education Edusave Awards. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, adviser to Ang Mo Kio GRC grassroots organisations, was the guest of honour at the event.
Hayden’s mother, Madam Nur Farhana Abu Bakar, 35, said she was proud of Hayden, the youngest of her four children, for his determination and drive to do well in school.
“He managed to do well even though he had to miss many days of school and was on crutches after the accident,” said Madam Farhana, a teaching aide for students with special needs.
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