Compulsory secondary education amendments set to be tabled in Parliament in June, says Education DG

By REBECCA RAJAENDRAM

KUALA LUMPUR: The amendments to make secondary school education compulsory will be tabled at the next Parliament sitting, says Datuk Azman Adnan.

Known as the Education Bill 2025, the Education Ministry director-general said it would see amendments made to Section 29(A) of the Education Act 1996.

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