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ST School Pocket Money Fund, Quantedge Foundation tie-up gives children credits for enrichment (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox The latest partnership was announced during STSPMF’s annual appreciation lunch on Oct 2 at the SPH Media auditorium in Toa Payoh. SINGAPORE – Children from lower-income families will receive $3,000 a year to pick up a new sport or instrument, or take part in enrichment programmes, through a new partnership between The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund (STSPMF) and Quantedge Foundation. The credits will be provided to 50 STSPMF benefi
Terrorist threat in Singapore remains high, fuelled by Middle East conflicts (opens the original)
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SINGAPORE – A volatile global security environment fuelled by the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East is contributing to the high terrorism threat facing Singapore, said the Internal Security Department (ISD). In its annual terrorism report on Sept 10, the ISD said terrorist and extremist groups have exploited the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the US and Israel conflict with Iran, to spread propaganda and incite their supporters to mount attacks against their perceived enemies. The report n
Terrorist threat in Singapore remains high, fuelled by Middle East conflicts: ISD (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox The Internal Security Department said public vigilance and early reporting is critical to detecting radicalised individuals before they act. SINGAPORE – A volatile global security environment fuelled by the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East is contributing to the high terrorism threat facing Singapore, said the Internal Security Department (ISD). In its annual terrorism report on Sept 10, the ISD said terrorist and extremist groups hav
Confusing ‘mum’ for ‘horse’: New book helps Chinese-language teachers tackle common errors by pupils (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to help your child succeed The book was launched on Sept 8 at the Singapore Centre for Chinese Language’s eighth international conference on teaching and learning Chinese. SINGAPORE – Primary school pupils who grow up speaking English as their first language may struggle to differentiate between the Chinese characters for “bitter” and “sour” or between “half” and “sheep”. This is because they are either related in meaning or similar in pronunciation. These were some
S’pore’s first bearer of bad news: Former SID directors share how intelligence agency shapes national policy (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox (From left) Former SID director Eddie Teo, former SID chief-of-staff Kevin Santa Maria and former SID senior director Ng Kah Meng. SINGAPORE – Not many people can say their work involves briefing their country’s top leaders. For Ng Kah Meng and his colleagues at the Security and Intelligence Division (SID), the job involved not just regular briefings to the Cabinet, but also being grilled by Lee Kuan Yew. Ng, a former SID senior director
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