What do you think education will look like in 2065? At a specially curated Education Conversations session for youth leaders, students spoke about their hopes, discussed challenges, and shared possible actions. This session is a Futures Thinking Workshop conducted by the LKYSPP, as part of the National Youth Council Singapore Leaders Course.
The Education Conversations is the next chapter of MOE’s effort to engage the public in re-envisioning Singapore’s education system. We invite students, parents, educators, and the wider public to be part of the conversation.
Your views matter. Visit go.gov.sg/educonvo to sign up for a public face-to-face session, read about others’ views, or share your feedback online.
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22/06/2026
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21/06/2026
At Blangah Rise Primary School, architect-turned-teacher Mdm Uuchi Mashaida Virtucio has boosted student engagement and peer learning by simply reimagining classroom layout.
Read more on https://www.schoolbag.edu.sg/story/a-simple-change-that-led-to-great-impact/?utm_source=facebook+sb+article&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=educatorvoices
18/06/2026
Our MOE Kindergartens are more than just classrooms – they’re spaces where our children explore and grow.
From outdoor play areas to music and movement rooms, read what MOE’s Lead Specialist (Pre-School Education) Ms Juliet Chia has to say about how these spaces are designed to help our children flourish
Read more in this interactive story:
https://www.schoolbag.edu.sg/story/where-play-sparks-growth-moe-kindergartens/?utm_source=igfeed+sb+article&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=moekindergarten+preschool.
17/06/2026
Is the weight of the PSLE rooted in the exam itself, or in the narrative we build around the results? We take a closer look at what the PSLE is meant to do, where stress can come from, and why the conversation should be about more than just one exam.
Read more: https://www.moe.gov.sg/news/edtalks/psle-will-removing-it-make-it-less-stressful-for-our-students
Has “success” for our children become a narrow path defined by grades, titles and future salaries?
In this episode of our Canteen Chats with Lion Mums, guest speakers discuss the emotional toll this mindset takes on both parents and children. We all want to give our kids the “best” opportunities, which we might not have enjoyed when we were younger. But what happens when those efforts don’t lead to the results we expect?
Watch the full episode, hosted by Lina Ng, on MOE’s YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fh01heAPVIo&list=PLgBw4fHUtzK3eOMS8nhDJGtzaIlCvdqx9
Recharge this June. Switch from Hustle to Holiday mode! 😊
14/06/2026
This June holidays, plan some fun family activities to create lasting memories. Explore a hawker centre that you haven’t been to for some good eats, or visit the museums to learn something new!
Check out linktr.ee/parentingduring.holidays for more ideas!
What does it take to step onto a bigger stage? For Pathlight School (Ang Mo Kio) Percussion Ensemble, their first Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation came with tricky rhythms, long rehearsals and the support that helped them get there.
08/06/2026
How do you let your children grow on their own terms? For the Suons, it’s accepting small inconveniences like sending their boys to different schools. And it’s all based on a simple philosophy they came up with when they became parents.
https://www.schoolbag.edu.sg/story/we-picked-different-schools-for-our-two-boys-based-on-their-personalities/?utm_source=facebook+sb+article&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=parenting+parentvoices
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