Schools to reopen in stages for face-to-face classes from Sept 1, says Education Ministry

By REBECCA RAJAENDRAM

Education
Saturday, 17 Jul 2021
5:14 PM MYT

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PETALING JAYA: Schools will reopen in stages for face-to-face classes from Sept 1, says the Education Ministry.

The Ministry added that home-based teaching and learning will continue until Aug 31, adding that this applies to all government schools, government aided schools, private schools and educational institutions registered with them.

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Schools to reopen in stages for face-to-face classes from Sept 1, says Education Ministry