Amelia Teng | The Straits Times

Amelia Teng

Education Correspondent

Not another badge to collect: CCA transcripts should not become another rat race

Ministries’ work ahead: Supporting learners at all stages of life, uplifting those in need

Faith-based pre-schools band together, pool resources amid stiff competition for pupils

SMU graduates to get transcript of co-curricular activities and skills learnt, starting in 2025

‘I am able to mix with friends of other streams’: Full subject-based banding ditches pigeonholing

Normal (Technical) students can use laptops for one section in basic mother tongue language exams

Less-educated young workers in lower-wage jobs face job mobility and training challenges: NUS study

Lessons on school and life from a K-drama

Firms prioritise skills over academic qualifications, say top leaders from Google and LinkedIn

Singapore education should move beyond focus on grades to a meritocracy of skills: Chan Chun Sing

Siblings of kids with special needs: How support groups are reaching out to family members

Siblings of kids with special needs: Be mindful of their emotions and help them cope, say experts

Siblings of kids with special needs: Sister of girl with rare disorder wants to take care of her

askST: What are posting groups for Secondary 1 and how are they different from academic streams?

More help for disadvantaged and special needs students

Fourth content-based A-level subject to be dropped from university admission score

askST: Are year-long internships worth the time spent?

ACS Primary going co-ed: Are single-sex schools becoming a relic of the past?

More help for aspiring parents as Singapore’s total fertility rate hits record low

ACS holds townhall to address concerns about primary school’s move to Tengah

Record $101 million gifted to Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy

Fresh tech graduates from S’pore unis bag highest starting pay of over $5,600: Survey

More fresh university grads in full-time work with higher pay: Survey

Pathlight School graduate who went to mainstream JC among 93.4% who passed A levels in 2022