Form Three News Today

MUAR: Tuition teacher Angie Low has always had one regret in her life, which was that she never took Additional Mathematics after switching streams when she was in Form Four decades ago.

The stigma and shame associated with menstruation has prevented girls from accessing education, but now the tide is turning.

Two Form Three boys, nine girls complained of dizziness, headache after attending chemistry lesson.

Stephen Mwangi, a Form Three student allegedly assaulted by KFS rangers in Baringo County, died of acute respiratory distress syndrome due to multiple soft tissue injuries.

Distraught mother recounts how her teenage son was fatally assaulted by KFS officers.

At 84, Veronica Sintchaya retired from teaching in 1996, three years after her husband’s death. Sintchaya belongs to Nthambi Small-scale Farmers’ Club in Chimpesa Village, Traditional Authority Onga in Chiradzulu District. The octogenarian has the gait and fitness of a 50-year-old. Her secret? “A balanced diet comprising the six food groups,” she says. “Every morning,

More children in Malaysia are at risk of obesity and vulnerable to the health-related problems that come with it. We look at the data to see who are more susceptible, how bad the problem will be in the future, and how to overcome this.

Legislator Tik Chi-yuen says he will file a complaint with ombudsman if bureau does not allow Rosaryhill Secondary School to operate for two more years

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