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Try getting a hall full of 3 to 10 year olds to talk about DHA, and you’ll lose them in seconds. Ask them to dance, race for stamps and hunt for hidden treasure, and you’ll have fun and learning packed together! That’s the idea behind Scott’s School Adventure. Between June and September 2026, the Anak Siapa Ni, Anak Scott’s Lah school outreach programme brought its mission-style nutrition session to 6,000 students across 42 schools in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur. These included UCSI International School Subang, Concord College International School, Sri Emas International School, Sri Sempurna International School, Maverick International School, Campus Rangers International School, Brighton International School, IDRISSI International School and Sekolah Rendah Islam Al-Amin. From tadikas and preschools to national and international schools, the fun kept growing! Step One: Learn the Dance Every adventure began with a warm-up dance to the campaign song and kids were joining in and the whole room was ready to play. A quick introduction followed through with the four Scott’s products the children would be “powering up” with: Scott’s DHA Gummies, to support brain development Scott’s Multivitamin Gummies, with vitamins A, B6, C, D, E and zinc to support overall growth Scott’s Vitamin C Pastilles, to support immunity Scott’s Emulsion, with cod liver oil, fish oil, vitamins A and D, EPA, DHA and phosphorus Step Two: Collect All Four Powers Every child got a Scott’s Power Passport. Then they split into four groups and rotated through four stations, each led by a game master, with a stamp waiting at the end of every game. Brain Power: Can You Find the Match? Flip two cards, find the pair. Brain icon, fish, Scott’s product: the faster the better, and even a near-miss got a cheer. The takeaway was simple: DHA helps children think sharper and learn better. Super Vitamin: Feed the Super Kid Hold up a food card, pick the right Power Bucket and toss the bean bag. Every correct answer filled the Super Kid Power Meter a little more, showing how vitamins A, B6, C, D, E and zinc support growth, energy and immunity. Sharp Vision: Spot the Sachet Hands in the container, eyes on the prize. Children dug through a mix of objects to find the hidden Scott’s sachet, a playful way to learn that Vitamin A helps keep eyes sharp and healthy. Immunity Power: Jump, Stick, Done Pick a vitamin sticker, jump forward and place it in the right Scott’s product zone on the Immunity Board. The message was that vitamins A, C and D help keep immunity strong. Step Three: Take the Win Home At the end of each session, every child headed home with a completed Power Passport and a Scott’s goodie bag, which had stickers, colour pencils, a Scott’s vitamin and a 10% discount voucher for parents. P/S: Here’s a little tip from us to you, parents! The best way to get kids interested in healthy habits is to start with their imagination. Tonight, ask your child: “If you could have any superpower, what would it be?” Then let their answer lead the conversation: Super smart? Talk about brain power, and how foods and nutrients like DHA support learning. Super strong and tall? Talk about growth, and how a balanced diet and vitamins help kids grow. Super sharp eyes? Talk about Vitamin A and keeping eyes healthy. Super tough? Talk about immunity, and how vitamins A, C and D help the body stay strong. Scott’s School Adventure is part of the Anak Siapa Ni, Anak Scott’s Lah campaign, which brings Scott’s nutrition messages to children and families across Malaysia through school activations and community engagement. Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as medical advice from Motherhood. For any health-related concerns, it is advisable to consult with a qualified healthcare professional or medical practitioner. For more insightful stories and fun recipes, stay tuned to Motherhood Story!

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Scott’s School Adventure Reaches 6,000 Students Across 42 Schools in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur