RM 5.5 billion (40.1% of the budget)

Approximately 10,000 schools are targeted to benefit on average RM550,000 per school.

Beneficiaries are to be supported in the areas mentioned (but not limited to) as follows:

• Transportation amenities

• Safe and conducive buildings

• Labs for natural sciences and tech vocations

• Information and communication technology (ICT)

• School-bound residences (asrama)

RM 2 billion (14.8% of the budget)

Approximately 5.85 million students are targeted to benefit on average RM300 per person*

Beneficiaries are to be supported in the areas mentioned (but not limited to) as follows:

• Academic affairs

• Psychological, emotional, and mental health

• Goal-setting

• Career paths

• Role-modelling

RM 1 billion (7.4% of the budget)

Approximately 400,000 teachers are targeted to benefit on average RM2,500 per person*

Beneficiaries are to be supported in the areas mentioned (but not limited to) as follows:

• Provision of study and sabbatical leave

• Funding of on-going professional development

• Incentivization through a higher salary

• Autonomy and accountability

RM 4.95 billion (36.67% of the budget)

Approximately 5.85 million students are targeted to benefit on average RM 850 per person*

Beneficiaries are to be supported in the areas mentioned (but not limited to) as follows:

• Free healthy food programmes

• More just systems of scholarships distributions and loan administration

• Subsidies for reference books, mobile data, and laptops

RM 50 million (0.37% of the budget)

There will be engagement sessions (town halls) and financial implications to improve the legal system.

Beneficiaries are to be supported in the areas mentioned (but not limited to) as follows:

• Student representation in the decision-making process

• Parental roles in creating a supportive environment

• Provision of suitable autonomy to school leaders and teachers

• Joint-ventures with relevant industry players to equally promote science and non-science stream jobs