‘Police presence good for schools’

By SANDHYA MENON

Fun time at school:Teo (in beige) at the launch of the ‘Jom Ke Sekolah’ programme at SK Putrajaya Presint 16 (1).

PUTRAJAYA: A bimonthly visit by police assigned to each school has helped reduce disciplinary problems, said Deputy Education Minister Teo Nie Ching.

The “Jom Ke Sekolah” programme, a collaboration between the police and the ministry, started three years ago.

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