Can those in authority care to explain please, as we residents in Kuala Belait are the very people most affected by this policy. I would like to state a few facts about Kampung Sungai Teraban Religious School. My son has just enrolled for his first Ugama Class in our residence. My son is only six years old. In my opinion, I find it very upsetting that young children are not being considered at all.
Children tend to be very playful and mischievous and accidents can happen anytime.
Putting children on the third floor is not a very thoughtful thing to do. We brought the matter up to the school authorities and we were informed that it was already brought to a meeting but no action has been taken. Borrowed' or not, I am still against the idea of putting young children on the third floor of the school. When Simpur came, it took a while for me to try it although I was another disgruntled BruNet subscriber with the usual grievances. It became harder to make the decision because with the emergence of another Internet service provider, BruNet has made considerable effort to improve their services.