In the story, which appeared in the Lifestyle! section, more than 10 per cent of a group of students surveyed said they make do with just a drink in the morning or don't eat at all.

The report also showed that one in five students rushed through his morning meal, spending less than five minutes on it.

Nestle has taken a full-page colour advertisement in today's Sunday Times to encourage a breakfast-eating habit with Milo, which comes in a convenient 250ml pack.

To collect this six-pack giveaway, all you have to do is show up at Singapore Press Holdings' News Centre in Toa Payoh North between 10am and 3pm, with your student pass and a copy of the Nestle Milo full-page advertisement in The Sunday Times.