The Borneo Post

SK Melayu Pusat seeks to raise education standard

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LIMBANG: SK Melayu Pusat – the oldest school in the district – will continue to work closely with all parties in its efforts to raise the standard of education.

According to headmaster Usop Sapihi, the cooperatio­n is not only with school’s parent-teacher associatio­n (PTA) but also with government and private agencies, non-government­al organisati­ons (NGOs) as well as local communitie­s.

“Teachers are very worried (about their pupils) and sometimes, they seem angry when teaching because they are determined to ensure that the children would excel in their studies,” he said when speaking at the school’s ‘Kongsi Hari Raya’ celebratio­n on Friday.

The annual programme was held to give the public a chance to celebrate festive occasions with members of the school’s staff and other guests.

Suraya Habibollah, who represente­d Limbang District Education Office (PPD) and SK Melayu Pusat PTA chairman Mohamad Alias Jalani were also present.

Earlier in her speech, Suraya said the open house culture observed during every celebratio­n must be nurtured at school level to foster unity and harmony among educators, parents and the community.

“PPD Limbang continues to support all school activities aimed at strengthen­ing unity and racial harmony.

“Besides focusing on academic excellence, we also hope that our country, comprising people from diverse racial and religious background­s, would continue to enjoy harmony,” she said.

 ??  ?? (Back row, from third left) Usop, Suraya and Mohamad Alias join other teachers and children, who received cash donations earlier, in a group photo.
(Back row, from third left) Usop, Suraya and Mohamad Alias join other teachers and children, who received cash donations earlier, in a group photo.

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