Welfare, Women and Family Development Minister Datuk Fatimah Abdullah holding up a copy of the revised guidelines for the community learning centres, which could start operating in 16 oil palm plantations this year.
KUCHING: Revisions have been made to the proposed schools for the children of Indonesian oil palm plantations in Sarawak.
The state government will not allow “Sekolah Indonesia” to be built. Instead, the Welfare, Women and Family Development Ministry, which is in charge of education for the state government (as education is a federal matter), has decided to allow “community learning centres” (CLCs) to be established within the estates.
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