DLP available to Year Four


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KUALA LUMPUR: Year Four pupils in both new and existing Dual Language Programme (DLP) schools will be allowed to enrol in such classes this year once schools have received their parents’ written consent.

Schools are not prevented from offering the DLP to Year Four pupils this year, said a source in the Education Ministry.

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