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432 candidates reporting discrepancies

No System Dysfunction Found in O Level English Oral Exams

No evidence of a system malfunction was found in the O-level English Language examination on July 15 and oral examiners and students were shown the same question, despite 432 candidates reporting disc...

SPH Media Journalism Scholarship recipient Shivani Sakthivel (extreme left) and Tamil Media Scholarship recipient Venkatesan Vidya Laxmi (extreme right). 

Tamil Media Welcomes Two New Journalists As Part of Scholarship Programme

The campaign, ReadSG, replaces the decade-old National Reading Movement and starts in September.

New national reading movement wants people to read 15 minutes a day – in exchange for cash

The play follows Elaine – played by Ms Terri Tan – dealing with her father’s, played by Mr Tarun Satyakumar, mortality after he gets a stroke.

Everything But The Music: The Stage Club’s Everything But The Brain Review

On the penultimate day of their trip, the group visited SPH Media to catch a glimpse at the inner workings of a newsroom. 

Singapore India Partnership Foundation Wraps Up Student Visit

The rubbish collection point in a condo resembles a graveyard for pianos.

Op-ed: Welcome to Tuition Nation

Cockroach Janta Party spokespersons Ashutosh Ranka (right) and Saurav Das (centre) greet India's Health Minister JP Nadda after their meeting in New Delhi on July 25.

‘Cockroach’ Protests Enter a New Phase as Modi Balances Reform With Crackdown

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said new legislation to deal with exam leaks would be introduced on July 27

India PM Modi Announces Panel to Overhaul Exam System After Protests

Thousands of protesters had demanded the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over examination paper leaks.

Indian Education Minister Resigns in Major Win for Youth Protesters

A supporter of India's Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) walks past a graffitti of Sonam Wangchuk at the ongoing protest site, a few days after thousands of protesters marched towards parliament demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan

Indian Activist Ends Fast but Youth Protesters Still Seek Minister’s Ouster

St Joseph’s Institution International School has yet to respond

Family of SJI International Student Who Died on Maldives Trip Files Negligence Claim Against School

Graduands of National University of Singapore (NUS) at their convocation at Kallang Theatre.

More Young Indians Now Believe a Degree Won’t Change Their Lives

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security seal

US to Change Visa Regulations for Foreign Students and Journalists

Doctors check activist Sonam Wangchuk’s vital signs during his hunger strike in New Delhi on July 15.

May Die In 2 Days: Plea In Court Seeks ‘Force-Feeding’ Of Activist Sonam Wangchuk

Getting to Junior College was challenging for Mr Devnavin, not because of his grades, but because of the uncertainty of his family situation.

Financial Consultant Devnavin’s Journey From Newcomer to Guide

Hands-on laboratory learning at Toppers International School (TIS) encourages curiosity, experimentation and scientific thinking.

Toppers International School (TIS) Launches in Singapore

Singapore is one of only four countries represented in the global top 10 of the Quacquarelli Symonds World University Rankings 2027, alongside the UK, US and Switzerland.

NUS drops to 10th Place while NTU retains 12th spot in QS World University Rankings

A. Ashwin Kumar (middle) was diagnosed with Burkitt’s lymphoma in July 2025. He has since recovered and aims to become an oncologist in the future to help other cancer patients.

Aspiring Oncologist Ashwin Kumar Beat Cancer with Courage

SJI International opened its doors in 2007 at its current site at 490 Thomson Road.

SJI International to move to Hougang by 2030

Bite-sized snippets from across the Indian subcontinent.

India in 2 Minutes for the Week of June 5

Minister for Education, Mr Desmond Lee during a regular school visit to Teck Ghee Primary School.

When Silence Hurts: Confronting Bullying with Courage and Care

Singapore Zoo’s first Sri Lankan leopard litter in the Wild Africa exhibit with their mother, Yala.

Sri Lankan Leopard Triplets Make Their Debut in Singapore Zoo

The panellists together with Education Minister Desmond Lee react to the responses during the BoT or Not? Quiz presented by Mr Jeremy Au Yong, Associate Editor of The Straits Times, at The Straits Times Education Forum 2026, at the Singapore Management University Yong Pung How School of Law, on April 1, 2026.

New Committee to Lead Systemic AI Integration in Schools

The fellowship is open to Indian citizens, Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs), and citizens of Nepal and Bhutan, as well as SBI employees.

SBI Foundation Invites Applications for 14th Youth for India Fellowship to Drive Grassroots Impact

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