UPSR, PT3 exams gone for good, education ministry says
It says it will not reinstate the exams despite the requests from parents.
South Korea teachers, parents protest plan to lower school entry age to 5
The education ministry says it will lower the age in stages, beginning as early as 2025, if it gains consensus public support.
Welfare aid, impact of scrapping major exams to be raised in Dewan Rakyat
Debate will also continue on the Control of Tobacco Products and Smoking Bill 2022 along with several others.
The weight of the subsidy system on public universities
While government subsidies keep tuition fees low at public varsities, this could have a knock-on effect on other matters.
How autonomy for universities could move academics from their comfort zones
With applications for funding and grants becoming more competitive, self-governance for universities could nudge researchers to actively look for the resources they need.
A day at 'school' with the Mah Meri Orang Asli children
With school dropouts a concern among the villagers, efforts are being made to encourage as many children as possible to continue their education.
PM announces TVET scholarship programme for B40 students
Each intake of the 'Dermasiswa B40 TVET' is expected to have financial implications of RM36.41 million.
Education ministry to study why nearly 25,000 SPM candidates opted out of exam
Education Minister Radzi Jidin says the majority of them were private candidates.
Suki goes to school
With the help of kind Malaysians, a long-held dream is finally coming true for young Suki Wong Pei Yee.
Over 9,600 SPM candidates score straight As, 55% get pass in all subjects
The national average grade for the 2021 SPM examination was 4.86.
Education ministry working to resolve Sabah’s ‘sekolah tumpang’ issue
Education Minister Radzi Jidin says Sabah has more sekolah tumpang than any other place.
UiTM pioneer Arshad Ayub dies
He was a prominent academic who had held various positions in the government, including serving as deputy Bank Negara governor.
