ST SMART PARENTING
The universities will continue to offer additional places this year, if the Covid-19 situation does not change.
FUN WITH KIDS
Here are 10 suggestions for indoor activities, or embrace the rain if you prefer.
PSLE
SINGAPORE - From the time he was in Primary 3, Muhammad Saif Mishary Muhammad Shahidin had been scoring Ds and Es in school examinations for mathematics and science.
Raphael Lee, an only child, was diagnosed with bone cancer in 2016.
For govt and govt-aided schools, cut-off point of 8-22 for the Express (O level) track, 22-25 for Normal (Academic), and 26 -30 for Normal (Technical).
Newsletter
How to help your child succeed in school and life.
Preparing for P1
Setting healthy routines and more expert tips on how to help prepare your child for P1.
Parenting
2020 was all the more memorable for these Singapore celebrities who welcomed new additions to their families.
Pre-school
Experts give advice on what to look out for in choosing the right one for your kid.
These five pre-schools inspire learning with unique facilities and programmes.
The study followed 1,537 children from 80 pre-schools from Kindergarten 1 to Primary 1.
Primary school
It is the highest number of officers to be moved from the headquarters to head schools in recent years.
The annual sports competition sees about 60,000 student-athletes competing across 29 sports.
Secondary School
They secured the best showing at the national exam in at least three decades despite lockdowns and school closures.
In Secondary 1, one of Siti Aisyah Abdul Rahman's biggest fears was speaking to her teachers and classmates in English.
JC/Poly/ITE
At the end of a polytechnic education, "you can actually work if you want to”.
Do junior colleges prepare students better for university? Find out the learning style of students in JCs.
University
The three-year programme will allow students to gain on-the-job experience at established accounting firms.
Students may get the flexibility to pursue programmes across disciplines, with NUS planning to transform its educational model.
Degree = Jobs?
In the past, most arts students would baulk at data presented to them, while science students would shy away from writing history essays.
The universities, especially SIT and SUSS, are going big on combining work and study, and students spend up to a year on work-study programmes.
The class of 2020 will graduate into a recession brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic. But this is unlikely to dampen the aspirations of young Singaporeans for a university degree.
Over 700 organisations, firms, ministries and government agencies are offering more than 7,500 places.