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One-Session School System Within 5 To 10 Years - Muhyiddin
http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v6/newsindex.php?id=700861
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 10 (Bernama) -- The one-session school system is expected to be fully implemented nationwide within the next five to 10 years, says Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
Muhyiddin who is also Education Minister, said currently, less than 20 per cent of schools in the country were still practising the two-session school system.
He said since a long time ago, the government wanted to implement the single-session school system as it would be more conducive to learning, but classrooms needed to be increased and the shortage of teachers be resolved first.
"Increasing the number of classrooms has been difficult because in some places we did not expect a large increase in the number of students. Therefore, two sessions, morning and afternoon, were required," he said after looking at the conducting of the Penilaian Menengah Rendah (PMR) examination at Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Gombak Setia, here, today.
Muhyiddin said implementation of the one-session school was important as the time could be extended by one of two hours for Mathematics, Science or English.
"This can be easily done as the students don't need to go home early like what happens at the private schools. Co-curricular activities can also be carried out in the afternoon with the one-session school system."
Muhyiddin said the preliminary report of the National Education Blueprint 2013-2025 also targeted full implementaton of the one-session school system if a huge allocation was made available.
In another development, he said the PMR examination would be abolished in 2014, and Form Three students' performance would be tested through the School-Based Assessment (SBA) conducted by the schools themselves.
"But the SBA will still be monitored by the Examination Board to ensure the examination questions are of quality and can really gauge the students' achievements.
"This measure will also enable parents to obtain the latest information on their children's academic performance," he said.
Muhyiddin said with the PMR gone, there would only be two main public examinations, namely the Ujian Penilaian Sekolah Rendah (UPSR) at the primary level and the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination at the secondary level.
He also said that the intake of Form Four students for the fully residential schools and Mara Junior Science College (MRSM) would still go on although the PMR would be abolished in 2014.
"Excellent students from poor families will be given priority to go to these schools and this has been the case since last year," he said.
A total of 481,424 candidates are sitting for the PMR at 3,560 examination centres nationwide since Monday and it will end on Oct 16.
-- BERNAMA
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KUALA LUMPUR - Jemaah Menteri bersetuju supaya 16 dan 17 Ogos ditetapkan sebagai cuti berganti persekolahan sempena sambutan Hari Raya Aidilfitri yang dijangka jatuh pada 19 Ogos.
Perkara itu dipersetujui pada mesyuarat Kabinet Rabu lepas, kata Kementerian Pelajaran dalam satu kenyataan hari ini.
"Dengan ini, semua pihak mempunyai tempoh masa mencukupi bagi merancang perjalanan pulang dan seterusnya dapat mengurangkan kesesakan jalan raya," katanya.
Sehubungan itu, Kementerian Pelajaran membenarkan sekolah untuk memohon cuti berganti melalui pendaftar masing-masing untuk kelulusan.
Bagi tujuan penyelarasan, kementerian itu mencadangkan supaya cuti berganti persekolahan 16 Ogos diganti pada Sabtu, 8 September manakala cuti berganti 17 Ogos diganti pada Sabtu, 22 September.
"Pihak sekolah hendaklah melaksanakan pengajaran dan pembelajaran sepenuhnya pada hari Sabtu berkenaan sebagai hari ganti persekolahan mengikut jadual waktu hari yang terlibat dengan hari cuti berganti tersebut," kata kenyataan itu. - BERNAMA
Its chairman, Law Seah Keong, said they carried out a lot of fund-raising activities, but the amount was never enough to meet their needs.
The PTA's plight received a helping hand when the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) launched a special fund to assist PTAs in carrying out their activities.
It was one of the 11 PTAs selected for the Dana PIBG pilot programme that was launched by 1MDB yesterday.
The RM20 million fund will be used to help eligible PTAs from government and government-assisted schools nationwide.
Law said the financial assistance they would receive would be used to change the 40-year-old tables and chairs in the canteen and to repair the roof along the walkway.
"If there are excess funds, we will use it to buy some computers."
1MDB chairman Tan Sri Lodin Wok Kamaruddin said studies done by the organisation showed that the main problems faced by PTAs were lack of funds to improve school facilities and to conduct extra classes.
"Dana PIBG wants to help by providing a platform for PTAs to carry out their projects effectively.
"We hope that the fund can lighten the PTAs' fundraising burden so they can focus on planning for programmes that will benefit students in the long run."
The fund is open to both primary and secondary schools. PTAs of primary schools can apply for up to RM30,000 and secondary schools up to RM50,000.
"To apply for the fund, PTAs will have to come up with a detailed proposal describing their needs.
"The fund has to be used for educational activities, co-curriculum activities or minor infrastructure development," Lodin added.
Law was delighted to receive the assistance as it would help ease the PTA's financial burden.
"The government is doing the right thing by looking at the plight of people at the ground level," the father of four said.
