Safer and improved House

Penang State Assembly building repaired ahead of April 2021 meeting.

Four Penang reps may lose seats over changing party allegiances

GEORGE TOWN: The state assembly on Monday is set to be fiery as four assemblymen, for the first time in Malaysian history, may have to leave their seats for switching political loyalty.

CLS school intake due to end in 2024

GEORGE TOWN: The question of relocating Convent Light Street (CLS) students does not arise as the intake has already been pared down and would end totally in 2024.

Prestigious history

Convent Light Street’s legacy lives on

PETALING JAYA: The Infant Jesus Sisters (IJS) Malaysia, the owner of the Convent Light Street (CLS) school in Penang, has found a suitable education provider to operate on its premises, which it requested back from the Education Ministry due to a continuous decline in student enrolment over the last decade and escalating costs to maintain the heritage school buildings.

Alumni recall carefree days studying on heritage premises

GEORGE TOWN: Old girls from Convent Light Street (CLS) are rejoicing over the news that their alma mater will become a private educational institution.

Convent Light St Penang premises to be home to international co-ed school

PETALING JAYA: The premises of the Infant Jesus Sisters (IJS) Malaysia, owner of the Convent Light Street Penang (CLS), will soon be home to a new private international school.

Restoring a priceless heritage

LITTLE do people know how much history took place at Penang High Court in Light Street, George Town or how much the building is suffering now.

A look back at carefree times

GAZE upon the figures painted in Penang artist Alex Leong’s “After School” series and you just might see a younger version of yourself, be it the boy chatting with friends on a railing or the girl heading home on a trishaw.

Ready to accept zigzag concept

Survey on pedestrian safety project gets excellent response from motorists.