SHOSA president: Let state manage education system


Meeting point: Lau (seventh from left) with others jointly cutting the cake as symbolic to the reunion.

SIBU: The state should retain the autonomy to manage its own education system as it is one of the terms and conditions for Sarawak when it helped to form Malaysia.

Sacred Heart Old Students Association (SHOSA) president Robert Lau Hui Yew said at the annual combined former students reunion dinner with St Elizabeth Old Students Association (SEOSA) on Saturday night that the autonomy was given to the state to have its own education system in the formation of Malaysia.

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