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With schools set to reopen in stages from Oct 3, 190,212, Form Five students in Phase Two and Three states of the National Recovery Plan are set to return for face-to-face learning with vaccinations for those below 18 slated to start mid-September.

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 14 — With daily Covid-19 cases nationwide still unabated, the Education Ministry has issued a memo to state education directors and principals to get feedback from parents on reopening schools on September 1. Malay Mail sighted a memo signed by the Education Ministry’s Chief...

NCF Meets with Scholarship Students in the South Share this post: OFFICIALS from the National Community Foundation (NCF) on Monday, July 19, met with scholarship students from Form One to Form Five and their parents who reside in the south of the island to discuss matters related to the NCF’s education scholarship programme for the academic year 2021/2022. During the meeting which was held at the Beanefield Comprehensive Secondary School in Vieux Fort, students and parents shared some of the ...

July 24, 2021 Form Five students Chris Wan, Bevis Liu Jinbang and Henry Huang talk about the risks of an unsafe internet. K. Y. Cheng Henry Huang Qihao learned a lesson in Form One that he never forgot: beware of strangers you befriend online. A gamer he met over the internet tricked him into sharing his game account and password, then locked him out and demanded a HK$500 (US$64) ransom. Although he had more than HK$1,000 (S$175) worth of in-game purchases, Huang refused to pay up, but did not ...

PETALING JAYA: Stakeholders want strategies and strict standard operating procedures in place before the government reopens schools this September. Parent Action Group for Education Malaysia chairman Datin Noor Azimah Abdul Rahim said it was vital that the SOP be stringent and continually adhered to. “We must not let our guard down at any point in time,” she said. Melaka Action Group for Parents in Education chairman Mak Chee Kin said the Education Ministry must have an action plan ready in...

Sunday, 18 Jul 2021 06:22 AM MYT BY R. LOHESWAR Au Jun Wei (left) and Karishma Menon (centre) handing over free face shields to a representative from Hospital Kuala Lumpur last year. Together with Leong Himn Yau, they are the founders of Feed Selangor. Follow us on Instagram and subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates. KUALA LUMPUR, July 18 — It was a bold move, as none of the three 19-year-olds behind website Feed Selangor had a background in IT. Yet, they were driven to cre...

Get help: If you are struggling with mental health issues, speak to a friend, family member or your family doctor. In the midst of a lockdown, you can also seek assistance remotely online. — AFP WHEN homemaker Rania*, 36, started hearing whispers in her ear and experiencing visual hallucinations last year, she realised that her mental health had deteriorated amidst the crushing Covid-19 pandemic. (*Names have been changed to protect privacy.) The mother of four, who is also a person with disa...

Datin Noor Azimah Abdul Rahim “It’s tough to be resilient during a pandemic. This batch of Form Five students have had no choice but to keep up with their studies. Even those with good Internet connectivity do not have it easy as they are stuck at their desks for long hours every day, trying not to lose focus, keep sane and not give up. It’s even more frustrating for those struggling with slow Internet connectivity and having to share devices with their siblings. Now imagine those who rel...

But that is exactly what the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) 2021 cohort has been forced to endure. While the 2020 cohort faced an unprecedented challenge of being the first batch of SPM students forced to adapt to home-based teaching and learning (PdPR), their juniors are having to endure close to two years of school closures even with the postponement of the SPM to February next year. Besides the lack of access to Internet services and digital devices, PdPR was fraught with issues like insuffi...

Malaysian Cartoonist Aie Passes Away Due To Kidney Complications Subscribe to our Telegram channel for our latest stories and breaking news. Cartoonist Saari Sulong, popularly known as Aie, passed away at the age of 48 early this morning, 28 June Aie passed away at his home in Sungai Manggis, Banting, reported Utusan Malaysia. He succumbed to complications involving his kidneys, cartoonist Ibrahim Ujang Anon shared in a Facebook post. Saari was born in Kuala Lumpur in February 1973. He grew up...