Magpie concerned over move to end streaming


PETALING JAYA: Abolishing the science and arts streams for upper secondary students is a good move but the Education Ministry has to make sure it is fully ready to roll out the plan to avoid problems when implementing it.

Melaka Action Group for Parents in Education (Magpie) chairman Mak Chee Kin said there were concerns about the sudden announcement with implementation to begin next year.

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