Peraturan-Peraturan Pelajaran

What is the main purpose of the 'School Discipline Regulations 1959'?

• Standardizing the school curriculum.

• Outlining disciplinary steps for schools.

• Controlling teacher salaries.

• Establishing a grading system for schools.

Who is responsible for appointing the Principal under these regulations?

• Minister of Education.

• School Board.

• Appointing Authority.

• Registrar.

What is specifically prohibited as punishment for female students?

• Expulsion from school.

• Suspension from school activities.

• Corporal punishment.

• Verbal reprimand.

What power can be delegated by the Principal under these disciplinary regulations?

• The power to carry out corporal punishment.

• The power to suspend students.

• The power to maintain school discipline.

• The power to permanently expel students.

Under these regulations, students under 21 years old are prohibited from:

• Participating in election campaigns.

• Joining political organizations.

• Participating in inter-school competitions.

• Engaging in community service activities.

If a student violates Regulation 7, what action can the Principal take?

• Issue a warning letter.

• Suspend or expel the student.

• Deduct academic performance scores.

• Prohibit participation in extracurricular activities.

Who has the authority to cancel or change the suspension or expulsion of a student under these regulations?

• Registrar.

• Ministry of Education.

• Parents or guardians.

• School Board.

What must be recorded in the certificate of a student expelled from school under Regulations 8 or 9?

• Academic performance.

• Reason for expulsion.

• Extracurricular achievements.

• Attendance record.

For how long can the Registrar order the closure of a school in cases of disturbance or indiscipline?

• Up to two weeks.

• Up to one month.

• Indefinitely.

• As long as necessary.

What is the penalty for violating Regulation 13(2) regarding entering a closed school without permission?

• A fine not exceeding RM500.

• A fine not exceeding RM1,000 or imprisonment for up to 6 months.

• Expulsion from school.

• Public apology.