Aid for teachers, students to cope with trauma of murder case, says Fadhlina

Costs may increase once JKR finishes evaluation, additional funds will be requested if need be, says Fahmi Ngah

State govt to meet with school’s parents, teachers, students to discuss new safety measures, says MB

Govt, Opposition MPs urge Education Ministry to better utilise Budget 2026 allocations to protect students, teachers

Psychological assessments for teachers, CCTVs for schools, teacher workload taskforce among MPs' suggestions

Guardians call for tighter security to prevent tragic recurrence in aftermath of fatal stabbing

Schools, families should lead fight against bullying, but respondents expect other enforcement agencies, govt bodies to play more crucial roles

Education Ministry deploys counsellors, guidance teachers to provide psychosocial support to students, staff, school community, says D-G

Data system to track student misconduct, more counsellors, CCTV in schools among proposals raised

Teachers reminded that official duties outside classroom must be managed carefully to avoid compromising student safety, supervision

Current rate seen as hindering teachers from NPQEL enrollment, says Wong

Ministry pushes for educator trainees to choose this option amid rising demand for such classes

Doing so may prevent early retirements, says body's president

Family issues, health, workload, personal problems also cited, says deputy minister Wong

DPP urges court for proportionate sentence due to several passengers' injuries, accounting for public interest factor.

By Media Selangor Team SHAH ALAM, July 30 — The Selangor government today condemned the recent assault of a schoolteacher by a 14-year-old student, calling it unacceptable and a reflection of deeper issues that must be collectively addressed. State executive councillor for human resources and...

NIBONG TEBAL, July 14 — Education Ministry (MOE) personnel are advised not to join motivational programmes, organised by external entities, that do not have clear content.

JASIN, July 14 — The Education Ministry (MOE) is considering setting limits on the number of teachers participating in out-of-school activities to help reduce workload pressures, says Education Director-General Mohd Azam Ahmad.

GEORGE TOWN, July 7 — The National Union of the Teaching Profession (NUTP) has urged the Education Ministry (MOE) to establish a special committee to comprehensively resolve the long-standing issue of excessive teacher workloads.

BANGI, July 3 — Reforms to the teacher recruitment system implemented by the Education Ministry (MOE) in collaboration with the Education Services Commission (SPP) have successfully addressed the teacher shortage in the country.