Folks a Tamil School has again won another Science Contest this time in Seoul in South Korea. Here is The Star :
Golden smiles: SJK (T) Yahya Awal pupils (from left) K. Praveena, S. Sharumathi, S. Nilavarasen, Mohammad Basharullah, Dhinakharan, R. Kabilan, Pratiksha and M. Jaysrina showing off the medals and certificates they won in South Korea. - The Star
- JB : Nine pupils from SJK (T) Yahya Awal received grand welcome
- three gold awards at international invention competition in South Korea
- 1st time Malaysia clinched World Invention Innovation Contest 2015 in Seoul
- captivated judges who awarded special awards for innovative ideas
- Year 6 pupil R. Dhinakaran said invention called Twin Aquas Bottle
- Another invention Multifacility Student Table earned accolade.
- Group leader Pratiksha, 11, said table from aluminium, multifunctional
- bottle holder, garbage comprtmnt, book holder, hand massage, adjustable
- youngest among participants - mostly professors, university students
- teacher Logeswari described students’ achievement historical, aspiration
My comments : Dr Yunus Yasin you better be on the lookout. The Tamil schools winning all these international Science contests in Beijing, Seoul, London etc is embarrasing the MIC and also the gomen.
The MIC is embarrassed because they dont give any money to ASTI or the Science Fairs. They are not part of the program.
The Ministry looks stupid because they paid the 'con'sultans RM25 Million just to prepare the Education Blueprint and nothing good has happened.
Malaysian schools are falling out on the PISA scores. Our universities are also hitting the bottom of the league tables.
Yet here come the quite neglected Tamil schools who dont get anywhere near as much as the allocations given to sekolah kebangsaan yet they are winning Science awards all over the world.
This makes the MIC and the gomen look really bad.
Dr Yunus I am glad the ISA has been abolished (though the POTA was passed into law recently).
I dont think any of these Tamil school scientists will be volunteering to join ISIS.
Somehow I feel that "obstacles" may be thrown up to 'cool down' all these high achievements by the Tamil schools. Just to save some people from embarassment.
Maybe for future Science contests and fairs they may insist on special permits, GST compliance, shariah compliance, etc. Who knows.
In this country there is such a thing as 'too much of a good thing'. Other people cannot have it.
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