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Pre-school outdoor activities reduced to 2 children per group amid stricter COVID-19 measures Toggle share menu Advertisement Pre-school outdoor activities reduced to 2 children per group amid stricter COVID-19 measures File photo of a student and teacher at MOE Kindergarten@Fernvale. (Photo: Facebook/Ministry of Education, Singapore) 15 May 2021 05:10PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: Pre-schools will reduce the group size for outdoor activities to two...

SINGAPORE - External visitors, including parents of newly enrolled children, will not be allowed to enter pre-school premises and early intervention centres from Sunday (May 16). Only those who are needed to support the centre operations, such as for urgent repairs, or perform necessary functions, such as for licensing and auditing, will be allowed in. Announcing tightened safe management measures (SMMs) on Saturday (May 15), the Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA) advised pre-schools and...

Pre-schools and early intervention centres have been advised to conduct engagements with parents online. - The Straits Times/ANN SINGAPORE, May 16 (The Straits Times/ANN): External visitors, including parents of newly enrolled children, will not be allowed to enter pre-school premises and early intervention centres from Sunday (May 16). Only those who are needed to support the centre operations, such as for urgent repairs, or perform necessary functions, such as for licensing and auditing, will...

The rules will be implemented together with the current set of Covid-19 rules in place at pre-schools, including more cleaning, temperature and health checks up to three times a day, and cohorting in centres. From Saturday to May 30, only people who are needed to support operations within centres, those performing necessary functions such as licensing, and parents accompanying newly enrolled children will be allowed into centres. All other parents will not be allowed in. Pre-schools and early i...

COVID-19: Pre-schools to further restrict visitor entry, mixing of children and staff Toggle share menu Advertisement COVID-19: Pre-schools to further restrict visitor entry, mixing of children and staff Pre-schools and early intervention centres will tighten visitor admissions, allowing only those needed to support operations and perform necessary functions, and parents accompanying newly enrolled children to enter. Alif Amsyar reports. 2 ...

7 pre-schools to have in-school support for children with developmental needs Toggle share menu Advertisement An early childhood educator with her students. (File Photo: TODAY) 30 Apr 2021 06:10PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: The Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA) will roll out measures to enhance inclusion and support for children with developmental needs, including the pilot for an Inclusive Support Programme (InSP). Some children with develop...

All pre-schools to have inclusion coordinator to identify and support children with developmental needs Toggle share menu Advertisement All pre-schools to have inclusion coordinator to identify and support children with developmental needs Starting from the second half of 2023, every pre-school will appoint an inclusion coordinator (ICOs) to identify and support children with developmental needs, announced Minister of State for Social and Family Development Sun Xueling on Friday...