LONDON, Jan 13 (Bernama) -- The government does not practice any discrimination in the education field as it treats all schools alike in Malaysia, said Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
He said although the government made announcements on high performing and best schools, the fact was the government gave such recognition so that they could act as models for others to emulate.
He said this during a dialogue with Malaysian student leaders in the United Kingdom at the Malaysian High Commission here Wednesday.
Muhyiddin was responding to some dissatisfaction expressed by one the leaders that there was a disparity in the government's treatment of schools, especially involving those in the interiors of Sabah and Sarawak.
According to Muhyiddin, there was no let up on the part of the government in implementing various improvement programmes for schools in the two East Malaysian states.
"The problem the government is facing now is that there are not many teachers willing to serve in interior areas, especially in the two states," he said.
Also present were Muhyiddin's wife, Puan Sri Noorainee Abdul Rahman, Deputy Higher Education Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah and Malaysia's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland, Datuk Abd Aziz Mohamed.
He said although the government made announcements on high performing and best schools, the fact was the government gave such recognition so that they could act as models for others to emulate.
He said this during a dialogue with Malaysian student leaders in the United Kingdom at the Malaysian High Commission here Wednesday.
Muhyiddin was responding to some dissatisfaction expressed by one the leaders that there was a disparity in the government's treatment of schools, especially involving those in the interiors of Sabah and Sarawak.
According to Muhyiddin, there was no let up on the part of the government in implementing various improvement programmes for schools in the two East Malaysian states.
"The problem the government is facing now is that there are not many teachers willing to serve in interior areas, especially in the two states," he said.
Also present were Muhyiddin's wife, Puan Sri Noorainee Abdul Rahman, Deputy Higher Education Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah and Malaysia's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland, Datuk Abd Aziz Mohamed.
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