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Chinese primary schools can now apply for an extra day off for the fifth day of Chinese New Year (Feb 20), says Deputy Education Minister Datuk Chong Sin Woon.
The extended holiday will provide parents who will be travelling back to their hometown more flexibility when they plan their journey.
The extended holiday will provide parents who will be travelling back to their hometown more flexibility when they plan their journey.
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