Dispute over 6,000 acres time bomb for BN – Sukau assemblyman
He said the villagers affected were beyond frustration after the authority concerned left them in the lurch for years, and may resort to giving their votes to the opposition if the government failed to intervene urgently to return their land.
BUKTI...Rosli menunjukkan gambar lucah laman web terbabit.
IPOH 17/10/2012: Kecanggihan aplikasi di dalam telefon bimbit masa kini disalahgunakan segelintir remaja untuk membaca cerpen lucah lengkap bergambar dari Indonesia dengan bayaran langganan RM17 seminggu.
Mendedahkan aktiviti tidak bermoral itu, seorang pelajar dikenali sebagai Rosli, 15, berkata, dia dan ramai rakan kini seronok, malah ada yang mula ketagih membaca cerpen lucah dari negara jiran itu.
Funds down for rural Sabah, S’wak schools
Has education in rural schools improved so much that it warranted a cut in allocation from RM424 million in 2012 to RM98 million in 2013?
Pointing out a shocking drop in funding for education allocation in rural areas, DAP secretary Chong Chieng Jen said: “The government is setting its priorities all wrong.
Staggering dropout rate before SPM
“In public schools, between 2000 and 2010, we saw 500,000 pupils enrolling in Primary One annually. Out of that total, 8,000 left the education system before finishing their Primary Six studies, annually,” said Mohamad Kamal Haji Nawawi, general manager for Malaysian Talents Development of Talent Corporation Malaysia Berhad.
“And between Form One and Form Five, out of the 400,000 students that enrolled in Form One, some 44,000 would leave school annually before completing their Form Five, or Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM),” he said.
1School 1Clinic: Set time frame for implementation – Masidi
Good policies must have a time frame for their implementation so that the people would not be left waiting, he said when commenting on the 1School 1Clinic proposal.
27/08/2012 - SchoolTrac kesan pergerakan pelajar
Sekolah dan ibu bapa kini tidak perlu bimbang pelajar ponteng sekolah jika menggunakan produk Schooltrac yang akan mengirim maklumat pergerakan murid dan anak mereka menerusi khidmat pesanan ringkas (SMS) atau e-mel.
Menerusi sistem itu, murid akan dibekalkan dengan kad pelajar SchoolTrac menggunakan frekuensi radio yang mampu mengesan pergerakan keluar masuk murid melalui pagar sekolah ketika waktu persekolahan.
NUTP: Pelajar tak digalak kutip derma sekolah
Ogos 8 2012: Kesatuan Perkhidmatan Perguruan Kebangsaan (NUTP) tidak menggalakkan sekolah bantuan penuh kerajaan menggunakan pelajarnya mengutip derma di luar kawasan sekolah.
Presidennya Hashim Adnan berkata NUTP melihat aktiviti itu sebagai mengundang bahaya kepada pelajar tanpa mengira peringkat usia.
"Kita tak nak nanti ada kes pelajar diculik atau dirogol," katanya kepada Bernama hari ini.
Public divided on cellphones in schools
KOTA KINABALU July 22, 2012: Should students be allowed to bring hand phones to school? Members of the public who were asked to comment were divided on the matter.
Some, like Dr Harry Chong, a lecturer, was not against the idea but said the purpose of allowing students to bring hand phones to school should be to communicate with their parents.
He said a schedule must be fixed as to when the students are allowed to use the hand phone device and when they should switch it off.
Kecewa elaun guru pedalaman Sarawak dibatal
GURU TERTEKAN
Bintulu, Sarawak 18/07/2012: SERINGKALI masyarakat umum membuat andaian bahawa guru-guru yang berkhidmat di kawasan pedalaman Sarawak mewah kerana menerima pelbagai jenis imbuhan dan elaun.
Setiap kali berjumpa rakan-rakan guru di Semenanjung dan sesiapa sahaja yang mengetahui lokasi pekerjaan guru di pedalaman Sarawak pasti mereka akan berkata: "Mereka bergaji besar, elaun banyak, pastinya dapat mengumpul duit yang banyak..." Itulah saban kali ayat yang sering dilontarkan kepada kami.
Namun sejauh manakah kenyataan ini benar? Bagi kami guru-guru yang berkhidmat di kawasan pedalaman Sarawak dan yang mengalami sendiri pengalaman tersebut, nyata terasa betapa sukarnya untuk meneruskan kehidupan di sini.
SPA perkenal dua dasar baru permohonan jawatan
KUALA LUMPUR 2 Julai 2012- Suruhanjaya Perkhimatan Awam (SPA) memperkenal dua dasar baru, yang berkuat kuasa semalam, bagi meningkatkan peluang permohonan jawatan dalam perkhidmatan awam.
Delayed schools project will resume immediately: Masidi
State Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Masidi Manjun who also holds the education portfolio said the delay in the building of the schools was due to the failure of the contractor to get the project started after being given the work.
“The government is also disappointed with the delay as the matter is serious. We want schools to serve the need of our children,”
500 pelajar, 45 guru berdepan masalah ketiadaan bekalan elektrik
Yang Dipertua Persatuan Ibu Bapa dn Guru (PIBG) sekolah itu Rusinin Rasiman berkata, bangunan baru sekolah itu telah digunakan awal tahun ini dengan harapan ia memberi keselesaan kepada murid-murid dan guru-guru untuk menjalankan pengajaran dan pembelajaran.
Tetapi katanya, setelah empat bulan berlalu bekalan elektrik belum dapat disambung di sekolah itu menyebabkan murid-murid dan guru-guru menghadapi keadaan yang kurang selesa kerana terpaksa bertarung dengan hawa yang panas semasa pengajaran dan pembelajaran dijalankan dalam kelas.
Students ‘jungle trek’ home after landslide
“It was a very challenging journey. We had to walk on slippery paths and keep our balance to avoid falling down the steep hill,” he said.
Tiada guru, sekolah terpaksa ditutup
Bung Moktar ketika meninjau keadaan SK Balat kelmarin.
KINABATANGAN May 4, 2012: Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Inarat yang terletak di pedalaman negeri Sabah telah ditutup hampir dua minggu ekoran ketiadaan guru di sekolah berkenaan.
Sehubungan itu, Ahli Parlimen Kinabatangan, Datuk Bung Moktar Radin meminta Kementerian Pelajaran dan Jabatan Pelajaran Sabah supaya melihat pelantikan guru-guru yang berasal dari Kampung Inarat itu sendiri untuk berkhidmat.
“Kampung ini memang terpencil dan sekiranya menggunakan kenderaan melalui jalan darat, mengambil masa tujuh hingga lapan jam perjalanan untuk sampai ke sana,” katanya kepada pemberita selepas mengadakan lawatan ke sekolah terbabit.
State Education Director, Datuk Dr Muhiddin Yusin said he had personally received complaints that some teachers were involved in political activities and attacking the policy of the government in view of the looming general elections.
Data Infrastruktur Sekolah Akan Diwujudkan - Muhyiddin
"Dengan cara ini kita boleh menilai kekurangan di sekolah dan kita akan tahu keadaan di sekolah berkenaan tanpa PIBG perlu mohon (untuk penambahbaikan infrastruktur) kerana data mengenai sekolah itu sudah ada di kementerian.
MASWings allocates RM20,000 for adopted Ranau school
RANAU April 18, 2012: MASWings, through its Wings of Love program, allocated RM 20,000 to SMK Kemburongoh, recently.
The allocation is for enhancing the performance of the school in education.
He said the program is part of their community program aimed to help SMK Kemburongoh create a conducive environment for students and ensured that they could be formed to be good leaders in the future.
Comfortable classrooms for Ranau school pupils ready in a week
RANAU April 11, 2012: Pupils of Sekolah Kebangsaan Togudon Lama will have comfortable learning environment after a project to build new classrooms for them are completed within a week.
SK Togudon Lama headmaster Johnny Ghani said the school, located some 48 kilometres from the town here, was set up as a Native Voluntary School in 1953.
“One of the classrooms, which was built in 1964, is still in use till today as we have very limited resources to set up new ones,” he said, adding that the project was well received by the parents as well as the teachers and pupils.
26 schools declared as having unsafe buildings
Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Masidi Manjun, who is also in charge of Sabah education affairs, said this was based on the Public Works Department report received by the State Education Department.
The school buildings were declared unsafe due to structural damages, he said in reply to Bingkor Assemblyman Datuk Justin Guka.
'Secret weapon' pays off for Sabah rural school
SUCCESS: All 36 pupils of SMK Ulu Sapi pass SPM after undergoing special programme
SMK Ulu Sapi principal Lamri Dikon (seated, second from right) looking at the results of the school’s top student Walter Yaman (seated, right) who obtained 6As and 4Bs in the 2011 SPM examination while assistant principal Mohd Nor Ridzwan Abdullah and other students look on. Pic by Edmund Samunting
KOTA KINABALU: THE putrid smell of peat soil permeates the air at SMK Ulu Sapi in Telupid as the midday sun glares in full force.
The distinctive foul sulphur-like smell comes from an adjacent site where a new primary school is being built on what used to be a swampy piece of land.
