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While bullying demands firm action, Malaysia's Anti-Bullying Tribunal risks transforming schools into legal battlegrounds. Educators argue character-building and school-led resolution remain more effective than formal litigation.
Perak has recorded its strongest SPM performance in 13 years, posting a State Average Grade of 4.49 for 2025 results. The achievement reflects sustained improvements across the state's education system and a narrowing gap between urban and rural candidates.
The Majlis Amanah Rakyat will deploy four full-time wardens—selected from former military personnel—to every MARA Junior Science College beginning this year, aiming to strengthen discipline and character development across the institution's 58 colleges.