MOE investigates complaint that teacher sought sugar daddy on controversial website Sugarbook

ST understands the teacher has since tendered her resignation. PHOTO: ISTOCKPHOTO
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SINGAPORE - The website Sugarbook which pairs women with men willing to pay for their time is in the news after a user complained that a teacher had advertised herself as a potential "sugar baby".

The user told The Straits Times (ST) that he had alerted the Ministry of Education in October after cross-referencing the female teacher's profile with her social media account.

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