Her unconventional solution: Invite them for a fancy meal.
Most of these kids come from vulnerable families and have never tried such food. With the support of her school, Shahridah bought ingredients like steak and juicy prawns, and invited the students to cook and eat together.
The idea was to entice them to come to school for at least one day every week, even if they weren’t going to show up for the rest of the week, she reasoned.
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