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Education reforms and challenges ahead

October 25, 2025

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Daily FT

THE Ministry of Education has issued the guidelines regarding the new curriculum reforms set to take effect for Grade 1 to Grade 6 starting from next year.

The reforms are primarily aimed at creating citizens who can face the challenges of the 21st century and beyond, contribute to sustainable national development, and foster peace in the country.

The reforms for Grade 1-5 will see the introduction of an activity-based structure under nine main common learning areas. These include Mother Tongue, English Language, Mathematics, Religion and Value Education, Initial Science and Environment-related Activities, and Integrated Aesthetic Education.

The Junior Secondary Sector curriculum (Grades 6-9) will be module and credit based with students having to study 14 compulsory subjects with three subjects, namely Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Technology for Life, and Entrepreneurship and Financial Literacy introduced at Grade 6.

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