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Sasar markah PAJSK Sekolah Integriti, Henry Gurney diiktiraf tahun ini

Pengiktirafan itu membolehkan calon SPM memperoleh 10% markah kokurikulum bagi merit kemasukan ke universiti melalui UPU.

Sasar markah PAJSK Sekolah Integriti, Henry Gurney diiktiraf tahun ini

The Ministry of Education (KPM) is planning to award achievement marks for sports, physical education and non-academic subjects (PAJSK) for students at Sekolah Integriti and Henry Gurney schools this year. Zainal Abas, the Deputy Chairman of the Malaysian Education Sector, stated that this step allows Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) candidates to earn a 10% merit score for university admission through the University Selection Committee (UPU).

It is hoped that this system can continue to be implemented in 2026 for SPM candidates when they apply via UPU after their release from prison. Zainal explained that there are residents representing the country in Malaysian Sports (Sukma) through activities such as boxing and Muay Thai, and some even win gold medals. Meanwhile, he said KPM is also investigating the provision of special access to the digital learning platform DELIMa for teachers and students in all Sekolah Integriti and Sekolah Henry Gurney across the nation.

This access will enable students to participate in online learning in a safe and controlled environment.

Additionally, KPM plans to expand the offer of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) modules so that students not only obtain their SPM certificate but also have the opportunity to earn a Malaysia Skills Certificate. According to him, these steps can help them build a better life and facilitate their assimilation into society after release.

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