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 \nFaks:03-88846284  \nTARIKH:10 OKTOBER 2026(SABTU)  \nBERITA HARIAN     \nUTUSAN M’SIA  \n# N.STRAITS TIME\n\nAHMAD MUKHSEIN MUKHTARKUALA LUMPURmukhsein.mukhtar@nst.com.my  \nNSY Ci40126G子  \nARENT groups wantmore emphasis on schoolsecurity after RM69 bil-lion was allocated to theEducation Ministry.  \nThey said RM2billion from thatallocation earmarked for schoolrepairs and maintenance shouldalso be used to strengthen secu-rity measures.  \nNational Parent,Communityand Private Sector Schools En-gagement deputy chairmanZainol Abidin Mohamad said theallocation was a positive step to-wards creating safer environ-ments,but school safety must go  \nHe proposed a comprehensiveschool safety package comprisingCCTV camera installations,dig-ital access controls for studentsand visitors,stronger securitypersonnel deployment and emer-gency warning systems.  \n\"Student safety cannot be com-promised.We cannot wait for atragedy before taking action.”  \nHe said the RM2 billion alloca-tion must be assessed against theactual needs of schools nation-wide,particularly ageing build-ings,structural damage,electricalwiring andother safety risks.  \nOn the increase in back-to-school aid from RM150 to RM200per pupil,he said the additionalRM50 would provide relief,es-pecially to B40 and M40 familieswith school-going kids.  \nHowever,he said,rising school-ing costs remain a concern.whiletax incentives for contributionsto school funds should be accom-panied by measures to ensure ru-ral and underfunded schoolswere not left behind.  \nIn his budget announcementyesterday,Prime Minister AnwarIbrahim said the Education Min-istry received the biggest alloca-tion at RM69 billion,up fromRM66.2 billion,with funding forschool repairs and maintenancedoubled to RM2 billion.  \nParent Action Group for Edu-cation chairman Datin Noor Az-imah Abdul Rahim said schoolsafety must be treated as a fun-damental duty of care rather thanan infrastructure issue.  \n“Every child should be able toattend school without fear.Everyparent should have confidencethat their child is protected.\"  \nShe said findings from the Or-ganisation for Economic Cooper-ation and Development's Pro-gramme for International StudentAssessment suggested that persis-tent academic failure could fuelfrustration,isolation and alien-ation among students,potentiallyleading to aggression and psycho-logical distress.  \nShe said punitive measures,such as suspensions and super-ficial awareness campaigns,wereinsufficient if underlying causesof academic disengagement re-mained unaddressed.  \n\"When students cannot read,count or access the curriculum,persistent failure breeds the frus-tration,isolation and alienationthat lead to violence.”  \nShe said the ministry must pub-lish school-by-school readinessinformation,including classroomcapacity,teacher deployment,fa-cilities and outstanding infras-tructure work,to ensure parentswere informed.  \nThe National Union of theTeaching Profession said spend-ing must be prioritised accordingto actual needs,particularly crit-ical areas involving school safety.  \nIts secretary-general,Fouzi Sin-gon,said the allocation must bemanaged transparently and effi-ciently to ensure meaningful im-provements to schools.  \n\"A bigger allocation does notmean it is sufficient.What mat-ters more is how the funds aremanaged and distributed trans-parently,with good governance.”  \nHe called for the allocation to gobeyond infrastructure upgradesby strengthening school security.  \nHe welcomed efforts to upgradesecurity equipment and installmore CCTV cameras,but saidgreater attention must also be giv-en to improving security services.","cbCaieq8HhMh4I81","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieq8HhMh4I81","pdf",637744,"English","# N.STRAITS TIME\n## School security priorities after the RM69 billion allocation\n## Proposed safety measures and transparency requirements","[{\"question\":\"Why is school security being emphasized after the RM69 billion allocation?\",\"answer\":\"Because the Education Ministry received RM69 billion, and stakeholders want the RM2 billion for repairs and maintenance to also be used to strengthen security measures across schools.\"},{\"question\":\"What school safety package is proposed in the article?\",\"answer\":\"A comprehensive package including CCTV camera installations, digital access controls for students and visitors, stronger security personnel deployment, and emergency warning systems.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the article connect academic failure with student wellbeing and safety?\",\"answer\":\"It cites OECD findings that persistent academic failure can fuel frustration, isolation, and alienation, which may lead to aggression and psychological distress, increasing the importance of addressing underlying causes.\"}]","N.STRAITS TIME - CALOL FOR BETTER SAFETY IN SCHOOLS - 10 OKTOBER 2026 (SABTU) | PDF"]