KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 28 (Bernama) -- The Ministry of Education (MOE) plans to expand the K11 Comprehensive School Programme to 10 more schools next year to improve access to education from primary to secondary level, particularly in rural areas.
General : MOE Expands K11 School Programme To 10 More Schools Next Year
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Malaysia's Ministry of Education will expand the K11 Comprehensive School Programme to ten additional schools next year. This initiative aims to improve educational access, particularly in rural areas, by allowing students to complete primary and secondary education in a single institution.
- The K11 programme, launched in 2023, currently operates in nine schools across Malaysia.
- Deputy Minister Wong Kah Woh stated the ministry provides 18 types of assistance to students in urban and rural areas.
- Targeted interventions under the District Transformation Programme benefited 41,817 students across 744 schools in 2025.
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