KOTA KINABALU: A total of 218 out of 338 projects to reconstruct dilapidated schools in Sabah have been completed to date, says Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek Kota Kinabalu Outreach Programme at SK Sembulan here on Thursday night.
Commenting on the outreach programme, she said it was important in the effort to find more children without documentation here to provide them with the opportunity to enrol in SBJK Kota Kinabalu. Asserting that education was the right of every child, Fadhlina said SBJK Kota Kinabalu, which was established in October last year, currently had eight students, and hoped that more undocumented children could be given education to change their lives.
"SBJK focuses on children without documents, where one parent, guardian, or caregiver is a Malaysian citizen, and they are not attending school. We want to provide educational opportunities to these children," she said. Fadhlina said SBJK Kota Kinabalu was a continuation of the initiative established in Chow Kit, Kuala Lumpur in 2013, which had been proven successful in providing educational opportunities to undocumented children. - Bernama
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