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Three quarters of a school year has passed by and now the September holidays are here! Unfortunately we only have seven days to squeeze in all the amazing activities available during this time so we’ve done the research for you…
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When Parliament met in September last year, Senior Minister of State for Education and Law Indranee Rajah answered concerns about the on-going “phenomena” of the private tuition industry here. One year on, the debate on whether school-going children need tuition…
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If you’re in the market for a family car, may we suggest taking a look at the new seven-seated luxury variant Nissan Elgrand? We were offered the opportunity to take this vehicle out on a spin lately and yes, we…
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With Teacher’s Day round the corner, what better way for your child to show appreciation to his teachers than to present them with a handmade gift? Here are some crafty ideas which your child can attempt – with mummy’s help…
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Ziauddin Yousafzai, father of Malala, the teenager who survived an assassination attempt by the Taliban in 2012 for speaking out in favour of girls’ education, is often asked what he did for his daughter that has given her such courage,…
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Whether you are just shifting into your brand new BTO (Built-to-Order) flat after the birth of your first child, or relocating to get closer to a Primary school of your choice, moving house can be a stressful experience, especially with…
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The Labour Movement Kickstarted Singapore’s 49th Birthday Celebrations August is always a joyous celebratory month for our little island. This year is no different as the nation marches into their 49th birthday. The Labour Movement, with its over 800,000 members,…
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Sleep is one of the biggest worries on a parent’s mind. Most days (and nights) we wish we had more of it. I read up on sleep training and the cry-it-out (CIO) method a few years back when I had…
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