No more class streaming system in Putrajaya schools


Special treat: Year One pupils of Sekolah Kebangsaan Putrajaya Presint 11 (1) being entertained by popular cartoon character Upin, who visited them specially to cheer them up on their first day of school.— Bernama

PUTRAJAYA: All schools here will no longer implement class streaming according to the academic ability of students this year, said Putra­jaya Federal Territ­ory Educa­tion director Roaini Jaafar.

According to Bernama, she said the move to combine students of mixed abilities in the same class was in line with 21st century learning and had been accepted by parents here.

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