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Malaysia scraps proposed test for six-year-olds enrolling in Year One, but Anwar defends policy
The government dropped the diagnostic test fearing it could discriminate and cause psychological harm, affecting access for over 400,000 six-year-olds enrolling in Year One.
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Malaysia scraps proposed test for six-year-olds enrolling in Year One, but Anwar defends policy
The government had proposed the test to assess the readiness of children for Year One after it lowered the age of enrolment in primary schools by a year, from seven years old to six.
·Singapore
Read Full ArticleDiagnostic test for six-year-olds entering Year One scrapped, says PM Anwar
KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has agreed to scrap the proposed diagnostic screening test to assess children's eligibility for entry into Year One as early as six years old, beginning with the 2027 school session.
·Malaysia
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