‘Keep schools in shape’


Urgent need for change: A dilapidated classroom such as this is not conducive for learning and needs overall refurbishment.

PETALING JAYA: There is a serious need to upgrade school infrastructure and facilities to reflect the education standards that the country wants to achieve, say teachers.

They hope that Budget 2023, which will be tabled on Friday, will include allocations for this, as well as to improve the welfare of students and teachers.

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