Boost for struggling city schools


A teacher at the school using Epson

SEVERAL low-enrolment primary schools in George Town are expected to see a rise in the number of pupils upon the completion of a few high-rise developments in the area.

Citing the state’s affordable housing project in Jalan S.P. Chelliah as an example, Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said the number of pupils would surely increase once the people start moving into the new housing development.

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