Schools can choose from three operating models when reopening, says Education Ministry

PETALING JAYA: Schools have the liberty to choose the model of operation that suits them best once they are allowed to reopen for other students, says the Education Ministry.

This is important in ensuring all students can return to school, he added.

“Because of social distancing measures, not all schools are able to accommodate the large number of students they have. A source from the National Union of the Teaching Profession has confirmed the circular, saying that the ministry is engaging with relevant authorities on the matter.This option is for schools that are able to accommodate all their students and schools that choose this model will operate as usual, Adzman said.

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