Parent Action Group for Education Malaysia (PAGE)

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PAGE will  champion the cause of Malaysian parents on issues related to the educational system of Malaysia.

 

We strive to ensure that the voices and opinion of Malaysian parents are heard and considered by the policy makers.

It is  the time to gather support, increase numbers and unite under this umbrella for a common cause. 

 

Join as a member of PAGE to help convey the message.

Do complete the “PAGE Membership Application Form”  

ABOUT PAGE Malaysia

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Persatuan Ibu Bapa Untuk Pendidikan Malaysia (1266-10-WKL)

PAGE is an educational lobbyist that serves as a channel between concerned parents, the Ministry of Education and other educational stakeholders. With PAGE, parents have a platform to voice their opinion and feedback on educational issues collectively as a bigger voice.

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PAGE endeavors to champion progressive education for children in the country backed by organised membership consisting of parents with children who share common objectives. We are optimistic that Malaysia will be able to produce more first world talents.

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Our main pursuit is focused within the education policies, system, programmes and implementation effecting the national schools.

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PAGE is a fully registered national society in Malaysia

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    PAGE shares Mahathir’s view on education

    January 16, 2019

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    Datin Noor Azimah Abd Rahim, The Edge

    All things being equal, a country’s development is dependent on the quality of its people.” — Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad

    With this philosophy in mind, it was no wonder that Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad wanted to take over the education portfolio once again but al...

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    Let DLP wield its magic on our schoolchildren

    January 6, 2018

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    The Star

    HERE we go again. Two years after the introduction of the voluntary Dual Language Programme (DLP) in schools, it continues to be troubled by controversy and uncertainty.

    Why is it hard to give the programme the room and support it needs, free of noise and confusion, so...

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    Ministry of Education news

    DLP to proceed as planned in 1,303 schools: Education Ministry

    January 3, 2018

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    NST & Star

    KUALA LUMPUR: The Dual Language Programme (DLP) will proceed at 1,215 existing schools that have adopted the programme, the Education Ministry said today.

    The ministry has also granted approvals to an additional 88 schools that have expressed their interest to implement...

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    Schools carry on with DLP

    January 3, 2018

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    Rebecca Rajendram & Sandhya Menon, The Star

    PETALING JAYA: Despite reports that the dual language programme may be shelved, school heads are continuing with it – at least until they receive an official circular from the Education Ministry.

    Deputy Education Minister Datuk P. Kamalanathan told The Star that a meeti...

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    PAGE in the news

    Has DLP been shelved?

    January 2, 2018

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    Christina Chin, The Star

    PETALING JAYA: The Dual Language Programme (DLP), which allows students to study Mathematics and Science in either Bahasa Malaysia or English, has been shelved. 

    That is according to a statement purportedly from a state Education Department.

    The statement has been posted...

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    An eventful year for education

    December 30, 2017

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    The Star

    TODAY is the last day of 2017. While this is the time to make New Year resolutions, it is also the time to reflect on happenings that affected both young students and their parents.

    The year started off with 435,882 pupils nationwide starting Year One on Jan 1 for state...

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    PAGE in the news

    The Magic of DLP

    December 27, 2017

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    Luqman Hari, Awani

    KUALA LUMPUR: The start of every school year is often marked by new things. New uniforms, new shoes, new faces and hopefully, renewed enthusiasm to get back to the books.

    Come Jan 2 though, about 4.7 million schoolchildren will perhaps face the most important "new" th...

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    We need all brains on deck

    December 11, 2017

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    Tan Sri Dr Zakri Abdul Hamid, NST

    GRIEVING the loss of his grandfather to a heart attack, a 14-year-old in India learned that a unique enzyme is found in victims of heart attack. Indeed, our bodies produce the enzyme in the hours beforehand.

    Intrigued, he wondered, what if someone at high risk of a hear...

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    Are our workers of good quality?

    November 28, 2017

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    Luqman Hariz, Market Talk Awani

    In our goal to become a developed nation by 2020, perhaps the most important aspect is not trade or infrastructure building but the quality of our human capital. Luqman Hariz discusses the state of our human capital landscape with Talentcorp CEO, Shareen Shariza Abdul...

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    STEM Education: Preparing the Future Workforce

    November 22, 2017

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