By average every schools have at least 1000-2000 students per year.

Multiply by 1000 schools = equals to 1-2mil citizen PER YEAR.

Not to mention that all of them will have difficulties in assimilating themselves into the society since they have limited exposure of multicultural environment.
Lagi bodo,

You people tend to look at the ends rather than the means, im not saying there will be no future, but that future will be more racially biased and there will be no unity among them since they have been brought up with different type of educational experience and environment.

No unity, thats the result.

We need more unity.

Even if close, it doesn't mean Chinese will automatically send their children to national school. Worst come to worst just detach from national education system lor. Study in pusat tuisyen. Study O-levels, A-Levels.

Thats a false dichotomy, unity and fairness is two separate entity altogether.

U are talking a different issue altogether.

If you are saying unfairness are one of the cause od disunity then i agree with u, but the issue we are talking here in this thread is about making schools to have similar and unified syllabus with no race specific enrollment criteria.

So I would go for that, one syllabus, one school system with unified teaching mechnism that comprises of all existing schools into one type of school.

An environment where all race will work together, eat together, live together, and learn together as a unified team.

Speaks the same language, able to communicate better, and respect each other differences.

It will be much better than just race specific curriculum and language environment.

U want unity and equality, this new school will be the bluprint of new Malaysian.

I am from the national school and during my time, English was the medium of instruction.

When we graduated and started working, we were laughing at those from the Chinese schools who were having problems conversing in English.

Now, 99% of the Chinese will enrol their children in Chinese schools due to the extreme quality difference.

Even when you close vernacular schools, the majority will opt for international schools though it will be more expensive. Many will be able to find a way to pay for it by working harder and later opt for sg.

Copy and paste Singapore education

Problem solved

can you read/write mandarin? no? then you're still a whole banana! not a halfling! lols
me oso canto at first but only start learn speaking mandarin from secondary school onwards. read/write still tabouli.

i oso wanted my kids to go SK if possible so i can be involved with them in their studies. if send them to SJKC, damn, like diff channel lah! chicken and duck talk. but then again, reason and logic have to be placed above all compared to sentiments if you want what's good for them (which parents doesnt?)

The SK in my town are producing rubbish, that eventually goes to the secondary school in my town that is one of the lousiest in Klang district. Gotta send my kids far far away for better environment.

http://www.nfnaf.my/2015/03/top-10-schools...r-spm-2014.html

top 5 all Malay majority school, so apa bilang?