PWM proudly held its Academic Excellence Awards 2025 at the Malaysia High Commission, honouring over 50 exemplary Malaysian students studying in Brunei Darussalam from Year 1 to A Level. The event brought together parents, sponsors, advisors, executive commitee members, distinguished guests, and community stakeholders in a celebration of hard work, ambition, and academic success. The ceremony opened with the singing of the National Anthem – Negaraku, followed by the recital on of the Ikrar Rukun Negara by Mr. Conrad Boyd Mosidin, and a Doa (prayer) led by Mr. Kee Taufek Kee Harrith — setting a tone of unity, patriotism, and reflection. In Welcoming Address, Ms Lenny Juvena Azmi, Vice President of Education, commended the students for their perseverance and resilience, and reminded all that today’s achievements are stepping stones toward even greater futures. Guest of Honour, Datuk Aini Atan, High Commissioner of Malaysia to Brunei Darussalam, in his keynote speech encouraged the students to continue dreaming big, pursuing excellence, and using their talents to contribute meaningfully to society. A special moment was the Outstanding Student Award, delivered by Mr. Jed Ng Xiang Zhe, whose speech inspired the audience by demonstrating exceptional dedication and determination. To show appreciation, Deputy President, Mr. Ling Bing Leh, presented a memento to the Guest of Honour. The event was supported by the association’s advisors, BISMI Enterprise and Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf (CBTL). Special thanks also goes to Photomas for their services. The formal proceedings were followed by a hi-tea and networking session, giving parents, students, Executive Committee and advisors to the association a chance to mingle, share stories and strengthen community bonds. “This event is a celebration of ambition, perseverance, and the extraordinary potential of Malaysian students in Brunei Darussalam,” said Vee Azmi. “Each student recognised today represents the future of our community and embodies the spirit of excellence, inspiring others to follow in their footsteps.”