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There are 65 advertisements from primary and secondary schools listed on the MOE website for stallholders as at Nov 12.
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New school canteen models to tackle stallholder shortages

Presbyterian High School dismisses table tennis coach
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Presbyterian High School dismisses table tennis coach

The old Jurong Junior College campus at 800 Corporation Road undergoing demolition on Oct 22.
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3 more JCs to go high-rise when their new campuses open in 2028

All secondary school students have received personal learning devices since 2021.
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Are school-issued iPads, Chromebooks a distraction in class?

In July 2024, a survey found that 74 per cent of internet users face harmful content like cyber bullying or sexual content online, but only a quarter of them report it.
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Singapore schools must remain vigilant against cyber bullying

Mr Julian Lew is currently the vice-principal of St Hilda’s Secondary School and Ms Winnie Tan will return to CHIJ St Nicholas Girls’ School.
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New principals to be appointed for 46 schools in 2025

Screengrab from the video circulating on Telegram.
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Qihua Primary School boy filmed getting punched, kicked

Education Minister Chan Chun Sing said that teachers should use official channels like their e-mail when contacting parents.
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Teachers need not answer messages after school hours

    The use of Mobile Guardian, a device management application, has been terminated in all students’ personal devices.
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    New app to replace Mobile Guardian to roll out in Jan

    MOE will work with Sped schools and social service agencies to form a pool of relief teachers who can step in when needed.
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    Pool of relief teachers to help special education teachers

    Class sizes are not necessarily the most important determiner of educational outcomes, said Education Minister Chan Chun Sing.
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    New GEP approach will not change typical class sizes

    Education Minister Chan Chun Sing (centre) at a dialogue session with over 440 youth leaders from uniformed groups on Aug 22.
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    Direct School Admission must be accessible to all students