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The first batch of 50 Secondary 4 students from the School of Science and Technology will skip the O levels this year and go on to Ngee Ann Polytechnic for a diploma in the STEM field.  (From left) P Sadhanah, 15, Fera Qairissa Amin, 16, Ng Kian Ping, 15, Jarell Song, 16

Students from the School of Science and Technology will get to skip the O levels and go on to Ngee Ann Polytechnic for a diploma in the Stem fields.

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SINGAPORE – Secondary 4 student Ng Kian Ping from the School of Science and Technology (SST) will be building a toy for children with special needs while his schoolmates are revising for their O-level examinations later in 2024.

The 15-year-old, who loves physics, mathematics and computing, is among the first batch of 50 students from the school who will get to skip the O levels and go on to Ngee Ann Polytechnic (NP) for a diploma in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (Stem) fields.

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