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New Chinese school at Bukit Beruntung

Posted on the November 1st, 2010 under New Chinese school at Bukit Beruntung by admin

According to trusted sources a new school is all set to be opened in the month of January with strength of about 250 pupils with an estimated budget of RM6mil and the name is SJKC Bukit Tangga which was addressed to media by Deputy Education Minister Datuk Dr Wee Ka Siong.
This school will provide the necessary education for the growing population here and nearby areas and thereby will be a relief for a lot of parents and their young ones. Education is one of the upcoming sectors of Malaysia. People from far and wide send their kids to study here!
Dr Wee was being quoted that the community’s long awaited desire to have a school here would turn into reality when Deputy Prime Minister and Education Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin made an announcement in January that a plot of land which will cost about RM3mil is all set to be allocated for the school. The ministry had taken all necessary steps and made significant donations to the management of the school to initiate all necessary steps to build and develop the school.

The only school in the vicinity was the one at Serendah. The transportation charges however proved to be very costly for the people of the area. They had to shell out as much as RM 100 a month just for the basic transport. Education is the basic need of any boy or girl. In Malaysia, to feed its growing economy, parents are encouraging the children to learn. Education is fast becoming a very big industry in Malaysia. There are a number of schools that are springing up all over the country. Education has taken off in Malaysia in a big way. A lot of money, both domestic and foreign is involved in the construction of colleges and universities in Malaysia. The country is ideally located and it projected as the gateway of education in South East Asia.
Educational tourism- Malaysia is keen to attract students from other countries to study in the country. The ministry of education said that they encouraged educational institutes in every way possible. The land and labor in Malaysia is cheap and education and globalization is encouraged. What else does one want? Malaysia is also a peaceful stable country and has nothing for entrepreneurs from setting up education bases there.
Schools and colleges are the primary requirement of education. It has been proved over time that the country which has the best human resources gets ahead in the race to global domination. This has been amply displayed by the Japanese. Schools are the basic module of education and a country with quality schools is likely to produce good people to govern it and lead it towards fulfilling its rightful destiny in the world. Schools are the very unit where children learn and grow up to become honorable and loyal citizens. The South East Asian Country of Malaysia, I believe has realized this fact and hence has allotted RM 3 million for the school.