Explain Putrajaya’s stand on dual language programme in schools, urges MP


KUALA LUMPUR: Explain the government’s stand on the dual language programme (DLP) policy that has created confusion among parents over its implementation in some schools, says Datuk Seri Radzi Jiddin (PN- Putrajaya).

The former education minister said that he had received several complaints from parents in Kuala Lumpur who claimed schools had backtracked on their decision allowing students to study subjects under DLP.

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