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BUTTERWORTH: Roads outside schools were abuzz as Year Three to Six pupils returned to classrooms, with many parents choosing to personally drop off their children. At SJK(C) Li Hwa here, a stream of vehicles was seen queuing up outside during the morning session. The queue eventually stretched for about a kilometre as pupils bid goodbye to their parents and lugged their bags into classrooms after they were dropped off within the school compound. Teachers and security guards took on additional roles to make sure traffic was in order, while a few other teachers were armed with hand sanitisers a...

More than 250 pupils unable to return to classroom due to 'structural issue' with school building About 340 pupils at St Andrew's Primary School in Newport have had school return plans disrupted after a "significant structural issue" was discovered in the junior school building St Andrew's Primary School was established in 2014 following the amalgamation of the infant and junior schools (Image: Google) Want Newport news straight to your inbox? Sign up to our newsletter!Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provi...

PETALING JAYA: Primary schools have reopened in full on Monday (March 8). The last batch of pupils to return for face-to-face classes are Years Three to Six, totalling 1.8 million students. This is the first time primary schools nationwide have reopened fully since their gradual closure in September last year, along with secondary schools, due to the spike in Covid-19 cases. Checks by The Star at several schools revealed that the majority of pupils followed standard operating procedures (SOP) and showed up in school as early as 6.45am. While some schools had Malaysian Volunteer Corps (Rela) ...

KUCHING: Sarawak will allow an additional 231 primary schools to reopen on Monday (March 8) after a risk assessment of the Covid-19 situation in the state.

21 Feb 2021 / 20:00 H. Dr Maszlee Malik - Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 21: Several opposition Members of Parliament (MPs) today suggested that teachers and school staff should also be given priority in receiving the COVID-19 vaccination like other frontliners. The matter was among five proposals submitted by seven opposition MPs in a joint statement today following the Education Ministry’s (MOE) announcement on the reopening of school sessions scheduled to begin in early March. The MPs are Dr Maszlee Malik (Simpang Renggam), Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad (Setiawangsa), Teo Nie Ching (Kulai), Datuk D...