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DLP policy gets more confusing and convoluted


PETALING JAYA: Parents wanting to put their children into Dual Language Programme (DLP) classes in some schools have been told they cannot do it.

The reason given by the schools is that they need to be in a non-DLP class as schools are now required to have at least one non-DLP class for each year.

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