No restrictions from entering schools, just get permission first, says Fadhlina


Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek (second from right) taking a 'wefie' with students at the Perlis Teachers' Training Institute on Saturday (April 1). - Photo: BERNAMA

KANGAR: The Education Ministry does not restrict anyone, including politicians whether from the government or Opposition, from hold or being invited to programmes held on school grounds, says Fadhlina Sidek.

The Education Minister, however, stressed that those interested should apply and adhere to the 2023 circular No 4 on guidelines for invitations or visits by dignitaries and politicians to education institutes issued by the ministry.

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