DLP impact in Sarawak can be gauged after first batch reaches Form Four, says state minister

State Education, Innovation and Talent Development Minister Datuk Roland Sagah (centre), flanked by his deputy ministers Datuk Francis Harden (left) and Dr Annuar Rapaee, at the state assembly in Kuching. - ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE/The Star

KUCHING: The impact of the dual language programme (DLP) in Sarawak schools can only be fully assessed once the first batch of students reaches Form Four, says Datuk Roland Sagah.

The state Education, Innovation and Talent Development Minister said this was because the students would be streamed into Science and Arts classes in Form Four.