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POLICY  \nSPM results not affectedby scrapping of UPSR,PT3NST 22/o2c阳.2  \nSupported by the Malaysian Communicationsand Multimedia Commission  \n“All questions prepared by theschool are based on the test spec-ification schedule set by the Ex-aminations Syndicate,whichmanages SPM,and previouslyUPSR and PT3.  \nTHE scrapping of primary andlower secondary school publicexaminations has not affected Si-jil Pelajaran Malaysia(SPM)re-sults,the Dewan Rakyat was told.  \nplementary question from DatukDr Zulkafperi Hanapi(PN-Tan-jong Karang).  \nOther initiatives to curb therate of children dropping out ofschools include boarding facil-ities for rural students,traveland transport assistance,andRM10 million in aid for 583 ruralschools.  \nReplying to an earlier questionfrom William Leong(PH-Se-layang)on the rate of schooldropouts,Wong said the rate is  \nDeputy Education MinisterWong Kah Woh said this wasbased on the Education Min-istry's evaluation of the 2023 and2024SPM results.  \n“Therefore,in terms of stan-dards and training,teachers areequipped and given the power todo what is best for their stu-dents.\"  \nIn addition,the Dropout Stu-dent Outreach Programme hasbeen implemented in all districteducation offices,in collabora-tion with local communities,tobring students back to school,headded.  \n0.05 per cent at the primary leveland 0.59 per cent at the sec-ondary level.  \nHe said the Ujian PencapaianSekolah Rendah(UPSR)and Pen-taksiran Tingkatan 3(PT3)werereplaced with tests managed byschools.  \nHe said amendments to the Ed-ucation Act had made schoolingcompulsory up to the secondarylevel.  \nWong said the ministry willcontinue with school-adminis-tered tests and SPM.  \nHe was responding to a sup-","cbCaikUK2I8sqdHV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikUK2I8sqdHV","pdf",205782,"English","# Education Policy\n## SPM results not affected by scrapping of UPSR, PT3\n## School Dropout Rates","[{\"question\":\"Has the scrapping of UPSR and PT3 affected SPM 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