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Fewer Sec 3 students taking eight or more subjects, more opting for just six (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to help your child succeed Swiss Cottage Secondary School principal Mandy Cheng (left) engaging Sec 3 students Andi’ Syakirah (right) and Natasha Ng at the school on Sept 18. SINGAPORE – Secondary 3 students in 2026 are taking fewer subjects after changes to junior college (JC) admission scoring. From 2028, JC admission will be based on students’ performance in five G3-level subjects instead of six. The current Sec 3 cohort will be the first to enter JC under this ne
S’pore parents spending more on tuition and enrichment; peer pressure cited as a reason: Survey (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to help your child succeed An IPS study found that although children spent less time on homework now than they did a decade ago, more time is spent on tuition and enrichment. SINGAPORE – Families’ tuition and enrichment expenses have risen in the past decade, with those in private homes spending more money on such extra classes outside school. Parents spent $500 monthly on private tuition in 2026, compared with $242 in 2016. Similarly for enrichment classes, spending
More Singapore parents value non-academic development but stress over children’s future: IPS study (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to help your child succeed A 2026 IPS study found that while parents value non-academic development, more are stressed about their children’s future. SINGAPORE – More parents of primary school children in Singapore feel stressed and anxious about their children’s futures and whether they will fall behind in the long run. Though most increasingly value holistic or broader development and see Singapore’s education system as among the best in the world, more than two-th
Parents say new P1 rules widen school options but disrupt plans for alumni, families who moved homes (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to help your child succeed Parents who moved homes to get their children into popular schools said the latest changes have disrupted plans they had made years in advance. SINGAPORE – Changes to the Primary 1 registration exercise from 2027 have prompted parents to rethink school choices, with some now considering schools that were previously out of reach. Families without prior links to schools nearby now stand to benefit from more places, after the Education Ministr
Primary 1 changes could improve diversity in popular schools but increase competition, say observers (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to help your child succeed Under this scheme, half of the 60 reserved places in Phase 2C at these schools will be for children living within 2km of the school, and the other half for those living farther away. SINGAPORE - The latest changes to the Primary 1 registration system could broaden the mix of pupils in some of Singapore’s most popular primary schools, academics said, by giving more children without prior ties a higher chance of admission. They said the measu
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