Education

Johor orders schools to suspend outdoor activities due to heat

Those that want to continue must inform district education office, says exco

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 07 May 2023 7:50PM

Johor orders schools to suspend outdoor activities due to heat
Johor Education, Information and Communication Committee chairman Norlizah Noh says schools that want to continue to carry out outdoor activities, especially for programmes that had been planned for some time, have to inform the respective district education office. – Bernama pic, May 7, 2023

KOTA TINGGI – Schools in Johor have been ordered to temporarily suspend all activities outside the classroom following the hot weather in the country.

Johor Education, Information and Communication Committee chairman Norlizah Noh said instructions regarding the matter were issued by the state government to the state Education Department two days ago.

She said outdoor activities, including sports events such as cross-country, should be postponed to avoid any unwanted risks.

However, schools that want to continue to carry out outdoor activities, especially for programmes that had been planned for some time, have to inform the respective district education office. 

She told reporters this when met at the 2023 Perdana Aidilfitri celebration at Dewan Felda Lok Heng Barat here today.

Prior to this, Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek was reported to have called for the cooperation of all learning institutions under the ministry to suspend outdoor activities due to the prolonged hot and dry weather in the country. – Bernama, May 7, 2023

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