Ini adalah kenyataan yang tepat bagi membantu kaum gurU. Yang ada dalam KPPK terutamanya setiausaha perlu ditukarkan kepada orang yang lebih berani membantu kaum guru.Jika mahukan jawatan perlu membantu guru tanpa ada sebarang alasan.
Kes yang membabitkan SK Sri Pristina , banyak berlaku di tempat lain. Biasanya apabila sesuatu golongan itu merasakan mereka lebih pandai, lalu menyebarkan cerita-cerita yang hanya menyokong mereka, maka beginilah yang terjadi.
Akibat merasakan diri pandai,bijak atau sengaja mencari kesalahan guru, maka adalah elok sekiranya murid-murid tadi ditukarkan oleh ibubapa dan ini sesuai dengan hasrat yang mahukan sekolah yang lebih baik. Jika merasakan guru-guru dan pentadbir disekolah tersebut tidak bagus, maka carilah sekolah yang lebih bagus bagi menyesuaikan keadaan anda dan anak-anak anda.
Adakalanya golongan ini terdiri dari kelas menengah dan, cuba tunjuk lagak. Inilah yang selalunya berlaku. Bandingkan dengan yang lebih berpelajaran, maka kita akan dapati bahawa sikap dengan kaum guru adalah lain. Yang peliknya , hanya golongan ini yang selalunya membawa masalah kepada pihak sekolah.
National teachers’ union backs cops for questioning Seri Pristana kids
BY JENNIFER GOMEZ
August 29, 2013
Latest Update: August 29, 2013 07:09 pm
The National Union of the Teaching Profession (NUTP) felt there was
nothing wrong with police questioning pupils of SK Seri Pristana while a
social activist and two lawmakers described the police's action as
"unprofessional and insensitive".
In defending the cops, NUTP president Hashim Adnan said police just wanted to know the truth.
"There was no harm done as the children were not put in a dark room or threatened.
"They just wanted to get to the bottom of the issue, and since adults
can sometimes not give the real account, the best way was to ask the
pupils, who only know how to tell the truth," he said.
Seri Pristana became embroiled in this controversy about a month ago
when a concerned parent, Guneswari Kelly, uploaded photographs of
children having their recess meals in the school's shower room during
the fasting month.
Following that incident, 18 police reports were lodged against the
school and its headmaster while the school replied with four reports of
its own, claiming that the headmaster and several teachers were
threatened.
It was then reported that the headmaster allowed policemen into the
school to interview several pupils over the reports. This angered
parents who claimed that their children were traumatised after being
questioned by police.
Police had earlier denied that they spoke to the pupils but yesterday
admitted they did speak to the children after getting the headmaster's
approval.
Social analyst Datuk Dr Denison Jayasooria felt that police should not
have questioned the pupils without the presence of their parents as this
would have been alarming to the children.
"You do not want to criminalise and instil negativity in a child. It needed a more human approach," he said.
He said at this point the education department needed to step in and
find a speedy resolution that would be accepted by all, including the
parents and school authorities.
Seputeh MP Teresa Kok felt police should apologise to the parents.
"How could they be so unprofessional and insensitive not to understand
how primary school children will react to being interviewed by police?
"Their explanation that the pupils were 'interviewed' and 'not interrogated' is weak and unacceptable," she added.
Kok also urged the authorities to provide counselling to the pupils as they would have been traumatised.
She also took Education Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin to task for
not stepping in immediately when the issue was highlighted.
"The minister, his officials and the school kept quiet when Guneswari
Kelly transferred her daughter out of SK Seri Pristana to a Tamil
school. Now the problem has escalated," said Kok.
She warned that the issue could turn into a racial problem as the children who were picked on and bullied were from one race.
MIC president Datuk Seri G. Palanivel expressed his disappointment with the police
"How can they question the pupils? Would the children know how to answer the questions?" he asked.
Palanivel said he will bring this matter up with Education Minister II Datuk Seri Idris Jusoh and his deputy P. Kamalanathan.
"This is a major problem which is really worrying," he said, adding
that he will also be raising the issue at the next Cabinet meeting.
Following these latest developments at the school in Sungai Buloh, at
least three non-Muslim pupils were transferred to other schools by their
parents. Ten others are set to follow suit. - August 29, 2013.
