Parents hope plight of pupils in Sabah 'wall-less' schools will end soon

SK Penimbawan in Tuaran conducts classes in a makeshift structure.

KOTA KINABALU: Parents of hundreds of pupils, who have had to study in “wall-less” classrooms for about year, are hoping that the Prime Minister’s timely intervention will soon end their children’s predicament. 

The past year has seen children at some schools having classes in canopy tents or simple structures comprising nothing more than metal posts, roof and concrete flooring.