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Call to have KDMR study materials for students

KENINGAU (17/05/2023): Primary and secondary school students need to deepen their knowledge on the Kadazandusun, Murut and Rungus (KDMR) traditional customs like arts, costumes and food.

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17/05/2023

70pc Sabah schools are in the interior

KOTA KINABALU (16/05/2023): Some 70 per cent of schools in Sabah are located in the interior while the rest are in urban areas, according to Deputy Education Director Abidin Marjan.

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16/05/2023

Talks ongoing for Sabah, Sarawak to have autonomy on health, education

KOTA KINABALU (15/05/2023): Granting Sabah and Sarawak administrative authority in the education and health sectors, especially in the recruitment of staff, is one of the important matters being discussed by the federal government via the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) secretariat.

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15/05/2023

Innovation award: Four Keningau teachers among top 5

KENINGAU (08/05/2023): Four Keningau Vocational College teachers have qualified to be among top five finalists for the GoAbroad 2023 innovation award in the Innovation in Sustainability category.

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08/05/2023

Heat wave: When Sabah schools can close

(08/05/2023) All administrators, including headmasters / principals of schools or education institutions in Sabah can close their premises when the temperature exceeds 37 degrees Celsius.

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08/05/2023

Over RM6 million allocated to ILTP for 2023 training programmes

KOTA KINABALU (24/12/2022): The state government has allocated more than RM6 million to the Technical and Trade Training Institute (ILTP) for 2023.

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24/12/2022

New emerging careers

(07/11/2022) There are many more new or emerging careers in the pipeline. As students looking for career pathways, you must not be ignorant about these new emerging inventions. What are new emerging careers?

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07/11/2022

Cultural Pitstop (Hentian Budaya) Kota Belud

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17/07/2022

Sabah villagers build makeshift bamboo bridge to help students go to school

Sabah villagers build makeshift bamboo bridge to help students go to school
KENINGAU (16/11/2021): Villagers at Apin-Apin here built a bamboo bridge to help Form 5 students to go to school after the road collapsed more than a week ago.

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16/11/2021