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‘Should we move houses?’: Property agents step in as parents plan for Primary 1 (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to help your child succeed (Clockwise from top left) Property agents Linda Sim, Ronald Lam, Jason Chew and Denise Tan. ST PHOTOS: JASEL POH, KUA CHEE SIONG, JASON QUAH SINGAPORE – When her daughter was three years old, property agent Linda Sim started planning for primary school. She wanted the girl to attend Nanyang Primary School (NYPS), a popular co-ed school in Bukit Timah that is regularly oversubscribed. Her husband became a grassroots volunteer, which gave the
Inclusive festival lets visitors experience life through the eyes of disabled artists (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to help your child succeed Artist Janetta Tan was paralysed from the chest down after a car accident in 2010. She turned to painting with her mouth as a way to express herself and regain a sense of control. SINGAPORE – Artist Janetta Tan, 35, was paralysed from the chest down after a car accident in 2010. She turned to painting with her mouth as a way to express herself and regain a sense of control. She hopes greater awareness of the abilities of people with disabil
What the 2027 P1 registration changes mean for your child (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to help your child succeed The Education Ministry said the moves are intended to widen access to the schools and encourage greater mixing among children from different backgrounds. SINGAPORE – Starting from the 2027 Primary 1 registration exercise, almost all schools in Singapore will open up more reserved places for children without prior connections. For 12 schools in areas such as Bukit Timah and Marine Parade, places will also be reserved for children who live mo
askST: Can Pritam apply to practise law after disbarment? (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox The issue has come into focus after Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh, a non-practising lawyer, was struck off the rolls on Aug 13. SINGAPORE – A disbarred lawyer can make a comeback if the Court of Three Judges considers them fit to practise law again. The issue has come into focus after Workers’ Party (WP) chief Pritam Singh, a non-practising lawyer, was struck off the rolls on Aug 13 over his criminal conviction for lying to a parliame
My child was surprised I was home before dark (opens the original)
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Entrepreneur Emma Grede’s claim that she’s a ‘three-hour mum’ sparked outrage. It sent me reaching for a calculator instead. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Many working parents in Singapore want to be more involved in childcare, but are often constrained by long working days, commutes and workplace expectations. When I came home one late afternoon after a spate of busy days in the office that had seen me miss dinnertime with my children, one of my sons looked up in sur
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