On 19 September 2026, the Grand Final of Juara Digital Pandai 2026 brought the country’s top young digital learners onto one stage at SJKC Wu Teck in Klang. Ten of them came from the primary category: the Top 10. Right after the final round, several of the youngest winners shared what the experience gave them. So here are the primary winners, in their own words.
Meet Adhan Solihin (6th Place)
Adhan Solihin, from SK Dato’ Syed Zain Alshahab, finished 6th in the primary category. His is the story that sticks because it is about a change in himself.
“Dulu saya malas nak belajar, selepasnya saya seronok nak belajar.” (I used to be lazy about studying; afterwards, I enjoy it.)
What changed the feeling was simple, he said: “Senang nak belajar dan dengan ada game” (It’s easy to learn, and there are games). And when he summed up the shift in one line, it was about motivation:
“Dulu saya tak ada motivasi nak belajar, sekarang saya ada motivasi untuk belajar.” (I used to have no motivation to study; now I have the motivation to learn.)
What the Rest of the Finalists Said
Across the rest of the primary Top 10, the same theme came through: learning that feels like play.
For Sree Vishnu (5th, SK Bukit Kemuning 2), JDP was a discovery. “Sebelum JDP, saya tak tahu apa itu JDP, satu perkataan pun tak tahu,” he recalled, “tapi apabila saya dengar pasal JDP, saya rasa minat yang sangat seronok untuk main tu” (Before JDP, I didn’t know what it was at all; but once I heard about it, I felt a real, fun interest in it). The reason was the format: “Kerana dia buat pembelajaran sambil bermain best” (Because it makes learning happen while you play).
For Muhammad Syahril Ikram (9th, SK Kuala Klawang), the change showed up in his schoolwork and his self-belief: “Saya rasa pendidikan saya makin pandai dan makin meningkat” (I feel my learning is improving), and he came away more confident“berani, sebab saya makin confident boleh menang lagi” (brave, because I’m more confident I can win again).
For some, the pleasure was simpler still. Siti Nuraleesya Qaisara (3rd, SK Kampong Ladang) liked that she could learn on the go “Saya buat quiz sambil saya main game. Sebab saya boleh buat dekat mana-mana je” (I do quizzes while I play because I can do it anywhere) — and summed up the day in the most natural way a child could: “Saya rasa seronok lah bila menang” (I just feel happy when I win).
And Muhammad Adam Haaris (7th, SK Taman Klang Jaya) summed up the appeal simply — “seimbang dengan dapat main game dan sambil belajar” (a balance of playing games while learning) before giving the most down-to-earth answer of the day. Asked what he would do with his RM300 prize, he had a plan ready: “nak guna untuk masuk kelab bola sepak” (use it to join a football club).
What the Juara Digital Pandai 2026 Winners Showed
Listen to the youngest winners and one thing is clear: they are not describing homework. They are describing something they enjoy. That is exactly what a competition built on quizzes and games is meant to do which is turn learning into a habit children want to keep. For Adhan, it even replaced “malas” with motivation. That is the real prize.
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And this is just a glimpse of what they had to say. Head over to Pandai’s social media to watch the winners share their feedback in their own words:
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