Security Reform Committee for Schools Outlines Comprehensive Action Plan, Says MOE

The article reports the inaugural meeting of the Education Institution Safety Reform Committee and its development of a comprehensive action plan. Tan Sri Sharifah Hapsah is identified as a committee member in her capacity as President of NCWO. The report also identifies Professor Dr Dayang Anita Abdul Aziz, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) of KPJ Healthcare University, […]

Reform Should Target Root Cause

The report presents stakeholder views on the need for education-safety reforms to address the underlying causes of bullying and violence rather than relying solely on punitive or physical-security measures. It contributes to the broader public discussion accompanying the establishment of the Education Institution Safety Reform Committee.

MOE to Improve Safe School Management Guidelines

The report states that improvements to Malaysia’s Safe School Management Guidelines were being undertaken through the Education Institution Safety Reform Committee. The committee includes government agencies, law-enforcement bodies, non-governmental organisations and community representatives.

No One-Size-Fits-All Approach to School Safety, Says Education Minister

The article reports the Ministry of Education’s continuing measures to strengthen physical, social and emotional safety in educational institutions. It covers the Safe School Management Guidelines, School Student Protection Policy, CCTV expansion, hostel supervision and measures relating to the Anti-Bullying Act 2026.

Education Ministry Stepping Up Efforts to Tackle Student Mental Health Issues

The report outlines measures undertaken by the Ministry of Education to address student mental-health and safety concerns. It refers to the establishment of the Education Institution Safety Reform Special Committee, comprising representatives of relevant agencies, communities and other stakeholders, to monitor developments and recommend appropriate interventions.

Education Ministry Stepping Up Efforts to Tackle Student Mental Health Issues

The report outlines measures undertaken by the Ministry of Education to address student mental-health and safety concerns. It refers to the establishment of the Education Institution Safety Reform Special Committee, comprising representatives of relevant agencies, communities and other stakeholders, to monitor developments and recommend appropriate interventions.

No One-Size-Fits-All Approach to School Safety, Says Education Minister

The article reports the Ministry of Education’s continuing measures to strengthen physical, social and emotional safety in educational institutions. It covers the Safe School Management Guidelines, School Student Protection Policy, CCTV expansion, hostel supervision and measures relating to the Anti-Bullying Act 2026.

MOE to Improve Safe School Management Guidelines

The report states that improvements to Malaysia’s Safe School Management Guidelines were being undertaken through the Education Institution Safety Reform Committee. The committee includes government agencies, law-enforcement bodies, non-governmental organisations and community representatives.