GAMUDA GARDENS: Gamuda Land and Taylor’s Education Group are joining hands in an effort to make private primary and secondary education more affordabl...
Gamuda Land Chief Executive Officer, Chu Wai Lune along with Chief Operating Officer, Jess Teng and Taylor’s Education Group Chairman, Dato’ Loy Teik Ngan visiting the facilities at Gardens Wellness at Gamuda Gardens.
As the demand for private education in Malaysia grows, many parents face barriers, including affordability, proximity to reputable schools, and access to facilities that support a well-rounded learning experience. Recognising these challenges, both organisations are working closely to create an educational model that removes such obstacles and supports families with affordable, private schooling within Gamuda Land’s townships namely Gamuda Gardens and Gamuda Cove.
Facilities at Gardens Wellness at Gamuda Gardens include eight badminton courts which will provide students with ample space for sports and recreation
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