I think this is related to the SMSes flying around among the Indian community (I received it about 5 times). The article in the Star did not mention any details, but the SMS said its SM Anderson, Ipoh and the teacher’s name is Kamaruzaman. In order to avoid blowing up the issue, the news also did not mention that he uttered the words “ini agama syaitan” (referring to Hinduism). Of course this is the students’ word against his, so there’s virtually no way to prove it. » Read more: Apology for agama syaitan?
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Apology for agama syaitan?
January 29th, 2008
no prize for cross country winners for wearing shorts
January 29th, 2008School’s shorts-sighted reaction slammed
STUDENTS of a Vision School in Kampung Jawa, Klang, who won a cross-country race did not receive their prizes because they were wearing shorts, Tamil Nesan reported.
It said the secondary school students who reached the tape after them were given the prizes instead, prompting parents to lodge a police report against the school administration. » Read more: no prize for cross country winners for wearing shorts
Meeting on Birth Certificate problem
January 29th, 2008Location: Dewan Hamzah, Klang
Date: 5 February 2007 (Tuesday)
Time: 9am – 4pm
Contact: Mr Nathan 016-6266174
Please contact before 3rd February 2007.
Representatives from the govt department will be there to try to solve the problem and issues Birth certificates. » Read more: Meeting on Birth Certificate problem
Cleaning toilet during Moral class
January 29th, 2008The school may have had good intentions, but to have students to do it during Moral Education, while the muslim students go for religious classes sent the wrong signal to the parents. In this time of heightened sensitivities and tension, the school should have done this toilet-cleaning activity in a better way, maybe on Saturday or Sunday…with parents and all. » Read more: Cleaning toilet during Moral class
MUET result shows lack of fluency
January 28th, 2008The MUET results which came out last Thursday shows that less than 50% of the students are adept in English (Band 3 – Modest User, minimum 140/300 marks). Bearing in mind that this is an optional paper, this results does not look good. » Read more: MUET result shows lack of fluency