It’s been more than a fortnight since the bombshell announcement that Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) would move from Barker Road to the new town of Tengah. Yet emotions still run high.
“It’s a good thing the riot police were not called in,” a friend remarked tongue-in-cheek after a townhall with the ACS board of governors and the Old Boys’ Association on Wednesday night, with more than a ring of truth to it.
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