The Boys' Brigade in Malaysia or Briged Putera Malaysia (Chinese: 马来西亚基督少年军; pinyin: Mǎláixīyà jīdū shàonián jūn, Malay: Briged Putera Malaysia; Jawi: بريڬيد ڤوترا مليسيا) is part of the global Boys' Brigade movement.

The motto of Boys' Brigade in Malaysia is the same as Boys' Brigade, which is "Sure and Stedfast" that retains the old spelling of "Steadfast." In Malaysia, the movement is recognised both by the Ministry of Youth and Sports as well as the Ministry of Education as one of the approved Extra Curricular Activities (ECA) of the uniformed units type.

It is also an affiliate of the Malaysian Youth Council (Majlis Belia Malaysia), an associate member of the Council of Churches of Malaysia (CCM), and an associate member of the National Evangelical Christian Fellowship (NECF).

1946 The Boys' Brigade in Malaya started in the state of Penang with the founding of the 1st Penang Company by Mr. Robert Davies with Mr. Geh Hun Kheng, an educationalist, as the Company Captain. The company was under the sponsorship of Madras Lane Chinese (English Speaking Section) Methodist Church.

1954 From Penang, the BB began to spread to other parts of Malaya beginning with the 1st Kuala Lumpur Company, which was formed under the sponsorship of Wesley Methodist Church, Kuala Lumpur. The movement then began spreading rapidly to other towns and small rural areas of Malaya to meet the needs of the Members.

1961 The movement spread its wings to East Malaysia with the formation of the 1st Kuching Company in Sarawak by the late Mr Charles Henry Ingka under the sponsorship of St. Thomas's Anglican Cathedral.

1966 The first National Review and Display was held in Kuala Lumpur. The event has subsequently been held 20 more times (as of 2013)^[1] and has been renamed the National Pesta and Convention.

The National Pesta and Convention (also commonly known as 'Pesta' ) began as the National Review and Display in 1966 is said to be one of the biggest events which is unique to the Boys' Brigade in Malaysia.^[2] Today, participation is open to all current members of the Boys' Brigade in Malaysia, as well as members of overseas Boys' Brigade companies.

Whilst games and other activities vary across each Pesta, it has been customary since 1966 for a national band competition to be held at every Pesta except during 1988, 1992 and 2001. A footdrill competition and a group singing competition was added to the tradition in later years. During the Pesta in Malacca, more element were considered for the Pesta overall title, which includes a State Council march past, size of contingent, banner design and other much more complicated processes in determining the overall champion. However, this system was not used in the following pesta, held in 2006 in Kuala Lumpur. The Kuala Lumpur Pesta 2006 more or less reverted to the traditional system of determining the overall champions, with an inclusion of one more event, which is the state sports. The Kuala Lumpur Pesta was won by 2 home companies, the 1st Kuala Lumpur and 3rd Kuala Lumpur. The State Sports competition was won by Penang State Council.

National Pesta 2020 Melaka (Dare 2 Be Different) was scheduled to be held from 1–5 June 2020, but was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It was instead held virtually as the first virtual Pesta ever.^[3]

Pesta Hosts

Year	№	Host City	Year	№	Host City	Year	№	Host City
1966	1	Kuala Lumpur[4]	1988	9	Penang	2006	17	Kuala Lumpur
1968	2	Penang	1990	10	Kuala Lumpur	2008	18	Kota Kinabalu
1971	3	Kuala Lumpur[4]	1992	11	Kota Kinabalu	2010	19	Penang
1973	4	Kampar	1994	12	Johor Bahru	2012	20	Johor Bahru
1975	5	Johor Bahru	1996	13	Penang	2014	21	Kampar
1977	6	Teluk Anson	2000	14	Sitiawan	2016	22	Sungai Buloh
1979	7	Kuala Lumpur[5]	2001	15	Kuching	2018	23	Kuala Lumpur
1981	8	Kuala Lumpur[5]	2003	16	Malacca	2020 (virtual online)	24	Malacca

There are four sections for different age groups, which may vary from company to company. The general structure of each section is as below:^[6]

• Pre-Junior Section: 6 to 8 years old (Kindergarten to Primary 2)
• Junior Section: 9 to 11 years old (Primary 3 to Primary 6)
• Senior Section: 12 to 19 years old (Secondary 1 to Secondary 5)
• Primer Section: 19 to 21 years (Post-Secondary)

Participation and achievements in Brigade activities are recognised by individual companies by the presentation of badges to company members in official ceremonies. Brigade members wear their earned badges on their uniform sleeves, on both upper arms. The highest award attainable in the Boys' Brigade in Malaysia is the Founder's Badge (see below).^[6]

As of 2019, there are 127 BB companies in Malaysia. Each BB company in Malaysia is identified by a unique number and the geographical location, namely the town or city, or district or state where the sponsoring authority exist, to represent that company. In general, the smaller the number is, the earlier the company was founded. There are, however, instances of newer companies inheriting the nomenclature of previous companies, especially if the sponsoring authority of the new company was also the same for the defunct company. One example would be the 1st Petaling Jaya Company; established in 1983; which inherited the nomenclature of an older company; which existed from 1959 - 1979; by the same designation.

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