Writing the missing chapter in History syllabus


THE Prime Minister’s recent announcement that Bahasa Melayu (BM) and History are mandatory for all Malaysian students, including those in international, religious and Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) schools, underscores a clear and important point: history matters for national identity.

Building national identity is most meaningful when it involves learning about the land that shaped us and the responsibility to sustain it for the future.

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