In a conversation with the Deputy Minister of Education, YB Teo Nie Ching, Iskul highlighted the plight of the stateless children of Omadal Island. With the addition of our first full time teacher, Cikgu Jefry, classes expanded from a two hour weekend event, to daily lessons, from 8am to 11pm. Iskul engaged a full time teacher; a university graduate to head lessons. We continue to teach Bahasa Malaysia and Mathematics, with three levels to the syllabus; each teaching more advanced concepts than the last. Classes expanded to include culture and performance arts – an effort to develop the children’s socio-cultural identity. Iskul had a brief meeting with Dr Hamid from IPG Tawau who is interested in creating a customised syllabus for the stateless Bajau Laut community. In July 2020 the Yayasan Hasanah Special Grant served as a lifeline to our operations. Covid 19 relief efforts were an important initiative to help our students’ families stay on their feet during trying times. Since 2015, 10 Mastal Arikik have taught over 50 students,and 18 have graduated. Majlis Konvokesyen Pelajar & Penghargaan Mastal Arikik 2020 was held for the first time to celebrate 18 students enrolled since 2015/2016 and have completed basic literacy lessons from Iskul as well as to acknowledge the effort invested by MAs over the years.