To:

Puan Maisarah binti Kamaruzaman,

Principal,
SMK Kampung Pandan,
56400 Kuala Lumpur.
Suggestions for Improving Facilities in SMK
Kampung Pandan
The Prefectorial Board of SMK Kampung Pandan had
a meeting on 17 September 2004 at 2.00 pm in the
Prefectorial Room. The meeting was called by our
Head Prefect, Nazrin bin Arshad, because there
have been many complaints about the condition of
the school. Here we would like to present a
detail report of the meeting to the principal of
SMK Kampung Pandan for further action and
consideration.
The first issue that was discussed was the
unsatisfactory service and high food prices in
the school canteen. The canteen seems to be
short of workers because there are only two
people handling the huge crowd of students
during recess. Due to this, some students are
not able to buy their food on time. I addition,
the price of food seems rather expensive for
school students. For example, a plate of fried
rice is RM2.00. Most of the students only bring
RM1.00 to school, so they are only able to by
light food like bread or buns.
There is an urgent need to improve the

cleanliness of the school. The first place to

start is the school toilet. Usually after recess
the toilets are in the deplorable condition. The
workers need to work to wash the toilets as soon
as recess is over. Furthermore, in the canteen
the food is split all over the floor, leaving
behind stain and stench.
The next point of discussion was the safely of
the students. Since the traffic is very heavy in
front of the school is over, there need to be a
pedestrian crossing. Even a zebra crossing with
a traffic warden would be ideal for the time
being. This is due to the fact that there have
been minor accidents in the past couple of
months.
We hope that the school authorities would take
the necessary actions to improve the condition
of the school so that the students would have a
safe, clean and comfortable environment in which
they could study.

Reported by,
Shalini
(Shalini Ganesan)
Secretary,
Prefectorial Board,
SMK Kampung Pandan.