Malaysia's Education Ministry has clarified the roles and responsibilities of teachers and school administrators in protecting pupils, sparking debate among educators and parents. In a recent statement, the Education Minister emphasized that the new pupil protection policy does not place an undue burden on teachers, who are already overworked and under-resourced. The policy aims to create a safer learning environment by clearly defining the roles of teachers, school administrators, and other stakeholders in preventing and responding to incidents of bullying, harassment, and abuse. As the country grapples with rising concerns over pupil safety, the Education Ministry's stance has raised questions about the effectiveness of the policy and its potential impact on the already strained teaching profession.
Education minister: Pupil protection policy clarifies roles, does not burden teachers Malay Mail
