Co-Curricular Activities and Moral Development

Schools are important for shaping moral character after family, as stated in the National Education Philosophy.

They help in shaping moral character, developing skills, values, and morals.

Students have a positive attitude and believe teachers play an important role in character formation during these activities.

They think these activities are not academic and prefer their children to focus on extra classes, music, and homework.

They promote overall development, help achieve academic goals, and reduce social issues like drug abuse and gangsterism.

It requires every student to participate in at least one sports activity to support a healthy and dynamic Malaysia.

Primary students: 60-120 minutes weekly; Secondary students: 120-180 minutes weekly.

Values like honesty, cooperation, independence, love, respect, and diligence are emphasized.