Sound logical too. If Developer can stand up and clarified as such, at least provide some comfort and confidence to the public.

The school will be open for the 2018 intake, according to my MCT sales agent.

sure no delay like say until 2020

That's the current official timeline, and that's all about it. Will know better closer to date.

Thanks for d update

Should take sa words with a pinch of salt.

Still no one can show the school progress photos... pls share...

posted by the Cybersouth SA
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=77099026

Slow.... sad.

that's why i doubt if can ready for 2018 intake

Slowly but surely..

hope they get the donation for balance rm 5mil faster. if not more excuse like material cost went up, so needed more time to build the school

MCT BERHAD and SJK © Union will be organising a fundraising bazaar on May 21 and 22, from 11am to 4pm, at Lakefront Residence sales gallery in Persiaran Semarak Api, Cyberjaya to raise funds for the school’s construction.

During the two-day event, organisers will also have a pre-registration survey to compile data of new students. It will then be submitted to the state education department to kick-start the new student enrolment in 2018.

http://www.thestar.com.my/metro/community/...r-this-weekend/

hope they can collect enuf money for the sjkc

1 person at least donate rm10 now, sure can open intake on time.

How to donate to that SJKC?

attend the event &donate..

Not related to topic but related to chinese schools. When I read comments from FB, there's this generalization among Malays that SRJK schools are racist and is hampering national integration.
My point of view is that chinese would like their kids to learn to read and write chinese and the most affordable option is sending them to chinese schools. That's all.
My preference is actually to send my kid to SRK school as I was from these schools but I won't because I don't want my kid to waste time on the bloody useless pendidikan moral lessons taught daily 6 + 5 years in school. It's better to learn an extra language than the so called pendidikan moral. Kementerian pendidikan should look into this point in order to make them more attractive.

“MCT not only donated the land but are also the top three contributors towards the school building funds. We hope other developers, especially those with projects in Cyberjaya near the school, can follow suit,” he said, adding that some developers were using the school as a selling point to attract buyers.

http://www.thestar.com.my/metro/community/...r-this-weekend/

Come on MCT the land for school is not donated by you but make mandatory to set aside by local government.
Anyway good for them to donate money and raise funds to build more chinese school, win win for residents and developer. The other developers mean who ha? SP Setia, Mah Sing? Sunsuria?

You can just bank in to bank account if you couldn't make it to the event.

Pendidikan Moral is one of the toughest (if not toughest) subjects to score in SPM.