Banding for Good?
On Tuesday, Singapore's Ministry of Education announced that it will scrap streaming in secondary schools in 2024 and replace it with subject-based banding. Singapore Unbound supports the abolition of streaming, which has undermined and stigmatized students by labeling them as Express, Normal (Academic), and Normal (Technical)....
Is our union & MOM protecting our working class?
For younger Singaporeans, many may wonder who or what NTUC is all about. They see it almost everywhere, from childcare to supermarket, from training centres to hawker centres. Yet despite its local dominance, it was never successful venturing out of Singapore or definitive in what it is really about. In 1961, when the then Singapore...
Having children and raising them properly and responsibly is a marathon race
I refer to the news that Josephine Teo has called on young people to tell her government what is it that they want in order to have more children. I am not optimistic. To begin, I want to point out that Josephine Teo has been given the responsibility to head the National Population and Talent Division (NPTD) and it is precisely...
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