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Education official says new humanities course will teach ‘sense of country, affection for the Chinese people, and a sense of national identity’.

Assessment appearing to reflect costly impact of three-year school shutdown underlines help education sector requires if it is to recover.

Just last month, the Primary School Leaving Examinations (PSLE) came to an end and families celebrated — from eating out to even going on a getaway. Today (Nov 22), the results are finally out. "All the best to all Primary Six students," shared Jacelyn Tay in a lengthy Instagram post. "Completing PSLE is already a success." Her son Zavier, with...

Education Bureau figures for Territory-Wide System Assessment include some of the lowest marks in Chinese, English and mathematics in about 20 years.

PETALING JAYA: After witnessing the stark realities faced by the rural communities in Sabah some 15 years ago, retired businessman Jimmy Lei decided to return to Malaysia and set up a foundation.

EXCLUSIVE: Hon. Wolimbwa, Coop Movement Icon Speaks Out on Life Fighting for Unions “PART ONE” MBALE: Born on the 2nd February, 1939, to Mzee Timiteo Bisagati and Mama Eseri Bisagati, Hon. Bernard William Wolimbwa is now 84 years old and unable to see but with a memory as clear as crystal. He carries the Title

Local leaders said the school’s consistent poor performance over the last decade, has prompted parents to seek alternative educational options for their children as they reach the upper classes

The school was started in 2006 by Unicef but was in 2017 taken over the government

Kota Kinabalu: It is time for Sabah to consider democratising tertiary education to leap-frog the economy to greater heights.

Education minister notes first day of class, postponed from last Friday, sandwiched between two storms with Haikui nearing.