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Malaysia's Home Ministry has begun investigating Network School in Forest City, Johor, over operational concerns, signalling heightened scrutiny of educational facilities in the integrated development zone.
Police in Muar have arrested six Form Five students for bullying and extorting a 14-year-old hostel resident, who abandoned school after suffering severe psychological trauma.
Malaysia's Court of Appeal has revived a lawsuit over Han Chiang School's land, ruling that the school's sole trustee can proceed without attorney-general approval to pursue claims of breach of charitable trust.
Malaysia's Deputy Higher Education Minister Adam Adli Abdul Halim has reaffirmed that public university admissions are strictly merit-based and free from political influence, while highlighting improved graduate employment outcomes.
Investment holding company MNRB Holdings has distributed nearly RM600,000 to six schools across Malaysia through its Lestari Cemerlang Programme, a corporate initiative targeting academic excellence, character development, and rural school improvement.
Bagan Datuk has been recognized as the best-performing district in Perak for the 2025 STPM examination, with candidates achieving a 3.25 CGPA and a perfect pass rate. Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid praised the achievement.
The 2025 STPM examination cohort has delivered Malaysia's strongest performance in over a decade, with the national CGPA climbing to 2.88—the highest since 2013 and a marked improvement from previous years.