Sarawak Day is celebrated annually on 22nd July. It marks the day in 1963 when Sarawak gained self-government from British colonial rule – a major milestone in the state’s history before officially joining Malaysia later that year. Each year, Sarawakians commemorate this occasion through parades, cultural performances, and community events that celebrate Sarawak’s identity and history. But Sarawak Day isn’t just about remembering the past; it’s also a moment to reflect on how Sarawa...| Teach For Malaysia
We’re a little late in posting this, but the reflections shared in this piece remain just as relevant today as they were when originally published. On Teacher’s Day, we revisited...| Teach For Malaysia
Recently, the release of SPM results once again captured national attention, with headlines highlighting both the achievements and the ongoing concerns. But is SPM the only assessment that matters? Given...| Teach For Malaysia
Food is a source of national pride for many Malaysians, and our diverse cuisine reflects our multicultural heritage. During Ramadan, people from all backgrounds visit the many bazaars that spring up across the country. With Hari Raya just around the corner, many of us are already looking forward to the festive dishes that come with it. | Teach For Malaysia
In mid-February, five million students officially began the 2025/2026 school session nationwide. Among them, 461,198 students started school for the first time as Standard One students, while 460,494 transitioned from primary to secondary education. The first few weeks of school are typically filled with orientation sessions, textbook distributions, club sign-ups and other activities designed to help students ease into their new environment. | Teach For Malaysia
Many students in Malaysia still enter primary school without the necessary foundational literacy and numeracy skills to set them up for success. Over 120,000 Standard 1 students in the 2024/2025 academic session need support in these critical areas, meaning that around 27% of the cohort are struggling with basic foundational skills. | Teach For Malaysia
As 2024 draws to a close, many Form 5 students are focused on preparing for their SPM exams, with most of the written papers set for January 2025. Once the...| Teach For Malaysia
Malaysia has made great strides in expanding access to education and this is something to applaud. We have near-universal primary enrollment, secondary enrollment is above 90% while pre-school enrollment rates...| Teach For Malaysia
Before coming to TFM I had very little knowledge on anything to do with NGOs and the education system of our country. I have always been sheltered growing up, and...| Teach For Malaysia
Malaysia’s Budget 2025 was tabled recently and the government has allocated RM64.1 billion to the education sector. This marked an increase from the RM58.7 billion allocated in 2024. With the Ministry of Education receiving the highest allocation in history, it’s clear that education is a top priority.| Teach For Malaysia
Parental involvement in a child’s education significantly contributes to their academic success and overall development. This article outlines existing policies and research which emphasise the importance of parental involvement in the educational process. | Teach For Malaysia
“Being in Semporna really helped me understand Sabah better. I am Sabahan and grew up in Kota Kinabalu but did not know much about the east coast of Sabah. I did not have the context to understand the breadth and depth of inequity that exists in my home state.| Teach For Malaysia
