Military Veterans Appointed as Wardens at Fully Residential Schools
The Ministry of Education Malaysia has taken a new step to address disciplinary issues in schools. Starting this Wednesday, military veterans will be stationed as full-time dormitory wardens at several selected fully residential schools across the country.
This measure is taken as a government effort to reduce cases of bullying and misconduct among students. With the presence of former military personnel, the school administration hopes that the dormitory environment will become safer and more orderly for all students.
These veterans were chosen due to the high level of discipline and extensive experience they possess from their time serving in the security forces. They will be responsible for monitoring students' daily activities and ensuring that school rules are strictly followed at all times.
In addition to maintaining discipline, the presence of wardens from among these veterans is also aimed at shaping better student character. The ministry believes that this approach can build a more positive and harmonious school culture.
This program is part of an ongoing initiative by the authorities to improve the quality of education in Malaysia. If this initiative is successful, it is possible that similar programs will be expanded to more residential schools across the country in the future.