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KUANTAN (Bernama): The High Court here increased the fine of RM100 meted out to a youth to RM1,000, for violating the movement control order by leaving his house to carry his girlfriend’s body to a garage near her home after being involved in a road accident last year. Judge Datuk Zainal Azman Ab Aziz made the ruling after allowing the prosecution’s appeal against the RM100 fine imposed on the 17-year-old by the Rompin Magistrates Court on July 16 last year, after he pleaded guilty to viola...

PETALING JAYA: Parents of Form Five students are confident about letting their children go back to school as long as only exam year students are allowed to do so. Joy Tan, whose Form Five son studies in a boarding school in Kuala Lumpur, said the environment in his school was more controlled. “If schools implement tight SOPs, I think it will be good for the kids in exam classes to move on. “The children are already burning out but we need the cooperation of teachers, parents and students fo...

Who killed Rachel Ramkissoon? Monday 11 January 2021 MURDERED: Form Five student Rachel Ramkissoon, 16, who was murdered four years ago. Her killer remains at large. - FOUR years after the murder of schoolgirl Rachel Ramkissoon, her grandmother Kamla Ramkissoon is calling for justice and closure. Ramkissoon, who said her health has deteriorated since her granddaughter’s murder, still wants to know who killed Rachel and why. “A young, bright life was snatched and up to this day no one can ...

Sunday, 10 Jan 2021 08:34 PM MYT Form Five students sit for their SPM examination in Kuala Lumpur, November 8, 2016. ― Bernama pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 10 — The National Union of the Teaching Profession (NUTP) hopes the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination scheduled to be held in February will proceed as planned, despite the concern of the rising Covid-19 cases lately. Its president, Aminuddin Awang, said ...

PETALING JAYA: In less than a month, schools will reopen and the much-delayed Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) trials will continue. Parents whose children’s schools have yet to complete the trial exams are anxious over the implications of the delay in sitting for the Form Five trial exams. In November last year, Education director-general Datuk Dr Habibah Abdul Rahim was quoted as saying that 85% or 2,004 schools had carried out the trial exams while the remaining 346 schools had yet to conduc...

School semesters for 2021: A: Students will begin school in 2021 as below: i. Physical classes in school starting on Jan 20: > All preschool and primary school pupils. > All secondary school students except for Form Two and Three students. > All Form Five students from 2020, who will be sitting for the SPM exams. > All special needs students under the Special Needs Integration Programme (PPKI) in primary and secondary schools. > Form Six college students, Genius@Pintar (KGP) and Genius Insan Co...

In pursuit of new challenges Media personality Phoebe Yap is the kind of woman who does not follow the rules Even in her youth, Yap never conformed to the status quo. – COURTESY OF PHOEBE YAP THE comfort zone is a beautiful place, but nothing ever grows there. Popular radio and television personality Phoebe Yap is a firm believer of this saying. Last year Yap, who is popular among Chinese-speaking audiences and listeners, bravely quit her full-time job as a deejay for a reputable radio st...