Nothing about what goes wrong in our national schools is surprising anymore. As Murphy’s law says, “Anything that can go wrong will go...

Now that the Johor state election is done with and the dust has settled to some degree, what can its rakyat expect out of Barisan...

As one of the countries participating in the United Nations’ (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), which were set in 2015, Malaysia...

When students begin school, they learn about the environment through the three Rs — reduce, reuse and recycle — which is not necessarily...

A question was raised in parliament recently about the number of children who have dropped out of school since March 2020, when schools...

Not surprisingly, the education sector has received the highest allocation under Budget 2022 at RM67.1 billion. Of this, the Ministry of...

The series of education discussions over BFM Radio entitled “Malaysia’s education challenge: seeking solutions”, jointly organised by...

While the reopening of schools, tentatively on Oct 3, takes centre stage, all kinds of proposals have been suggested by the public and...

The Malaysia Education Blueprint 2013-2025 (MEB) is a useful gauge and a good indicator that serves as a diagnostic tool for the current...

Parents and the general public were pleasantly surprised when the SPM results were announced on June 10 for the 2020 batch of 17-year-old...