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Pasir Ris Secondary School is among the latest batch of 24 schools to come on board full subject-based banding in 2024.
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Latest batch of 24 schools adopt full subject-based banding in 2024

Minister of State for Education Gan Siow Huang said the most popular area of training in the first seven months since the top-up was given in May 2024 was in information and communication technologies.
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More than 25,000 S'poreans used $4,000 SkillsFuture Credit top-up

Despite potential dangers, students should not be prevented from using devices, but be taught how to use them purposefully.
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Don’t ban screens but teach students to use devices purposefully

In 2023, MOE said school bus services serve the minority of primary school pupils.
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Parents look for alternatives as school bus fares rise

Also similar to previous years, more than nine in 10 secured a place in one of the six schools they chose, said the Education Ministry.
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Almost all students get a shortlisted school for Sec 1

Jenna Tang has qualified for her dream course – sports management at the Institute of Technical Education.
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Runaway teen decides to be a 'car' instead of a 'rock'

Central kitchens are being explored as a solution for schools with difficulties hiring canteen stallholders.
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Central kitchens for schools help with quality control, waste reduction

    After spending three months in the hospital, Ridhwan Fadli returned to school in Primary 5.
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    North View pupil overcomes heart condition to sit PSLE

    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