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The Bonefish and Tarpon Trust (BTT) wrapped up a series of presentations at several San Pedro Town and Caye Caulker primary schools.

His book Sibiloi, is a fictional story of a group of scientists, who set up camp among the Amalek, a community found in Northern Kenya, where they make a discovery.

Maria Stephen dreams of becoming a nurse as she covets their uniform. Since 2015, she has struggled to learn due to lack of sanitation facilities at Milala Primary School in Blantyre. “When I was in Standard One, older students used to urinate and defaecate in the open bush as little ones relieved themselves anywhere. I

The Sabah Chapter of the Malaysian Association of Speech-Language and Hearing (MASH) wants to create a greater awareness about the damage which prolonged bottle-feeding can have on a young child’s development.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Education Ministry plans to increase the number of Comprehensive Special Model School 9 (K9) and Comprehensive Special Model School 11 (K11) this year to address the issue of school dropout rates among students in rural areas.

The students are taught Mandarin using specialised techniques.

KUALA LUMPUR: Telecommunication companies will be providing parental control tools soon to curb social media use by children under 12, says Fahmi Fadzil.

All women should be supported and empowered every day of the year, says Dr Renée Cruickshank.As the first female neurosurgery and spine consultant on the twin islands, Dr Cruickshank is

PETALING JAYA: An academic believes that there is no reason to worry about the future of Chinese vernacular schools (SJKC), as the space left by declining Chinese birth rates will be filled by non-Chinese students.

PETALING JAYA: Educationist Kua Kia Soong has brushed off concerns about the fate of Chinese vernacular schools (SJKCs) in the country arising from the community’s declining birth rate.