A MISSION school in Penang accused of banning Muslim prayers and reciting Christian prayers during a function won’t make any comment until police investigation is completed, said Kee Phaik Cheen.
The Methodist Girls’ School board of governors’ chairman said the truth would set the school free.
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Maybe its time for all national schools to refrain from having any prayer at all as a form of respect to all Malaysians irregardless of religion? Keep religion to your own home and heart and schools for universal value.
Posted 4 years ago by JAMES BOND
Going through the list of Education circulars 2016, I can't find the relevant circular about prayers in schools. Could the Ministry of Education please specify the particular circular, or publish it for public education.
Posted 4 years ago by Ravinder Singh
Schools are for education only. Keep religion out of schools, like in the sixties.
Posted 4 years ago by Sidney Karan
Very true.
Posted 4 years ago by Tanahair Ku
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