The Most Lively Under-Enrolled School in Perak
A total of 2,058 national schools (SK) across Malaysia have been categorized as under-enrolled schools (SKM). An under-enrolled school (SKM) is defined as a school with fewer than 150 students.
Of the total mentioned above, 132 under-enrolled schools (SKM) have 20 students or fewer, while 44 schools have fewer than 10 students. One of these under-enrolled schools (SKM) is located in our state, Perak.
zero truancy campaign
grilling lemang
For our loyal readers at orangperak.com, there is a school in Perak that only had 4 students for the entire 2017 school year. It is Sekolah Kebangsaan Tebing Rebak, located in Bagan Datuk.
security guard participating in sports day
year-end party
This school with only 4 students operates just like any other national school out there. Activities at Sekolah Kebangsaan Tebing Rebak are filled with various programs mandated by the Ministry of Education Malaysia (KPM), the State Education Department (JPN), the District Education Office (PPD), as well as many activities planned by the school itself.
7s program
The teachers there also have to complete online tasks through designated systems, handle clerical work, maintain records, prepare reports, and much more, just like teachers at schools that are not classified as under-enrolled (SKM).
caring teacher practice program
drug abuse and dengue program
Some say that this school once had nearly 200 registered students for a single school year, but after other schools were opened, there was a significant decline in student enrollment.
birthday celebration for the only year one student
Even though the number of students at Sekolah Kebangsaan Tebing Rebak is minimal, all school events and facilities are maintained as usual, such as the annual sports day, complete computer facilities with internet access, supplementary food projects, and various forms of assistance from the Ministry of Education.
60th independence day celebration
annual school sports event
Sekolah Kebangsaan Tebing Rebak is the most unique and lively school in its own way, despite having so few students! It is not a problem at all, and in fact, the students there now are the luckiest in our country.
teacher's day cake from Dato' Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi
We at orangperak.com hope that the students currently attending Sekolah Kebangsaan Tebing Rebak will study hard to achieve their dreams, bring smiles to their parents' faces, and never forget the contributions of their teachers at Sekolah Kebangsaan Tebing Rebak. photo credits to Cik Puan Azmid