Phase One of the present school was opened in 1981 by the Chief Minister of Sarawak, Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri (Dr.) Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud, and phase Two in 1984. The school is situated at Jalan Ong Tiang Swee, Kuching, and has ten classrooms, a large well-equipped P.E hall, a kitchen for the cookery class, a book library, a toy library and office.

The school has 4 vans which bring some of the children to school, and take them on school outings, shopping, trips, and educational trips. Each class in our school has one teacher and one helper with a maximum of 17 children. Our Cerebral Palsy classes have 1 teacher and 2 helpers. All types of mentally handicapped children from four to seventeen years of age attend the regular school session in the morning class.

Children attending the school come from various intellectually disabled groups: Downs Syndrome, autistic and various type of brain damage; additional probles such as physical handicap, hearing/speech impairment and behaviour problems are also present.The school welcomes visitors and also volunteers who offer help. If you can spare us some of your time or expertise, please contact the Principal, Ms.Doreen Tie at 082-426301 during office hours.

The aim of our school are:

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To create a school where there is an atmosphere of joy and care, where children can develop physically, intellectually,socially and emotionally.

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To create an environment where a child can learn first to respect himself and then learn to interact with those around him and eventually with the general public.

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To help the children cultivate an awareness in all their relationships and also in their work and leisure time pursuits so as to become 'in tune' with beauty, need, delight, and responsibility and other similar experiencies.

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To help the children to grow in confidence and independence and to use whatever abilities they have. This will give them a sense of direction in life.

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To give the children asd much attention as possible to help them to learn.

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The nature in the public a sense of respnsibility towards the handicapped by encouraging them to provide finacial assistance, employement opportunities, educationalopportunities, etc.

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