Gabrielle Chan
Gabrielle joined The Straits Times’ newsroom in 2022 fresh out of university, where she had majored in politics, law and economics. She began her career covering breaking news, before focusing on education coverage. Her work spotlights students of all ages – from pre-schoolers to lifelong learners, and the systems that shape their journeys. Outside work, Gabrielle enjoys running, loves Bali, and thinks both are best with sand between her toes and a tan to show for it.
Latest articles
New committee to guide AI use in Singapore’s higher-education sector
More pre-schools offer Chinese, Malay and Tamil lessons as interest grows in teaching mother tongue
$600k boost for 200 students from schools to aid further studies, careers
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askST: What parental controls are available on my child’s phone and apps? How do I activate them?
Lights out, laptops on: Early childhood teachers spend nap time learning about screen time
About 36,000 MOE teachers, allied educators to get pay rise of 2% to 9% from Oct 1
Humans stay at the heart of AI mission as SMU looks both inward and outward, says provost Alan Chan
Temasek Poly students build tools inspired by love and a mission to give confidence back to seniors
Montfort Junior School to take in girls from 2028, secondary school to also become co-ed
Science experiments and honing debate skills: How after-school enrichment pushes stronger pupils
