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Inclusive, progressive education ecosystem key to nation's advancement, says S'wak deputy minister
Inclusive, progressive education ecosystem key to nation's advancement, says S'wak deputy minister

Borneo Post

time09-05-2025

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Inclusive, progressive education ecosystem key to nation's advancement, says S'wak deputy minister

Tiang (left) presents an award to SMK Methodist principal Philip Ling. SIBU (May 9): The existence of an inclusive and progressive education ecosystem is key to advancing the nation, said Datuk Michael Tiang. The Deputy Minister of Public Health, Housing and Local Government said education is a shared responsibility of schools, parents and communities, who must work together to support and empower each student's potential. 'Let us continue to make education a platform to nurture a competitive and holistic generation. 'Through the lens of Malaysia Madani, we will continue to cultivate and empower every aspect of student development so that students not only excel academically but also possess the ability to lead and make a positive impact on society and the country,' he said. Tiang was speaking at a ceremony organised by the Sibu Education Office Student Development Sector to recognise outstanding schools yesterday. In his speech, the Pelawan assemblyman said the outstanding achievement of Sibu students in public examinations and co-curricular activities was testament to the tireless efforts of all parties involved. He said last year, a total of 994 students represented Sibu District in various programmes and competitions at the state level. 'Even more impressive, 1,458 students made Sibu proud at the national level, while 294 students have gone beyond our national borders to represent Malaysia internationally, placing our district on the world map as a region that produces competitive and high-quality students.' Tiang emphasised that in today's educational landscape, academic achievement alone is no longer sufficient; rather, what is more important is shaping students with strong character and well-rounded abilities. 'This is the essence of the Malaysia Madani framework—a concept that emphasises values such as sustainability, well-being, creativity, respect, confidence and compassion,' he added. Among those present at the ceremony were Sibu Education Officer Ahli Chikba, community leader Temenggong Dato Vincent Lau, and Councillor Kevin Lau. education inclusive lead Michael Tiang Sibu

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