Peshawar Education Department orders evacuation of dilapidated school buildings to ensure student safety
The Elementary and Secondary Education Directorate in Peshawar issued urgent directives to relocate students from dangerous and dilapidated school buildings to safe environments. Official letters dispatched to all District Education Officers instructed school administrations to immediately evacuate structures identified as hazardous by technical experts. Furthermore, the decision follows…
Kota Bharu, October 31 — Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has instructed the Ministry of Education to take strong measures against school bullying as concerns about children's safety and wellbeing escalate. The prime minister pointed out incidents of children facing bullying, leading to suicide, abuse, and other negative outcomes, underscoring the necessity to instill values and moral principles from a young age.
Anwar emphasized that academic success alone is not enough; education must also cultivate proper behavior, respect, and accountability in students. "Bullying and humiliating others indicate that there are still gaps in nurturing values and proper conduct in our educational system," Anwar stated at the inauguration of the Kelantan Entrepreneur Revival Scheme.
He urged teachers and educators to safeguard children and added that religious education, such as learning and practicing Quranic teachings, prayers, and respecting figures like parents and teachers, plays a crucial role. Anwar stressed that tackling societal issues like drug abuse and crime necessitates a holistic approach to ensure young people develop in a supportive environment.
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