More Tamil schools in near future, promises Kamalanathan
Published by SchoolAdvisor | Oct 18, 2016
Education Deputy Minister Datuk P. Kamalanathan says that the government remains committed to build more Tamil schools in the near future and will also look into upgrading the pedagogy, education and coc-curiculum structures of the Tamil language, he said.
“The government will remain focused on Tamil school development and infrastructures. To date, a total of RM740 million has been spent to improve facilities at Tamil schools.“One of the immediate plans of the Tamil school allocation in the upcoming Budget 2017 is the relocation of Tamil schools with less students to more populated neighbourhoods such as city and residential zones.“With the relocation efforts, we hope to increase the number of students in schools,” Kamalanathan told reporters after flagging off ‘Fun Walk’ at the Penang Free School here today.
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