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Parents and educators of pre-school children were heartened by measures announced on Saturday (Oct 29) to lower fees and increase teachers' salaries at government-supported centres. M.Y World @ Bukit Batok West Quarry principal Devaki Ramu, 34, said she was thrilled to hear that educators in the five anchor operators will get a 10 to 30 per cent pay bump in...

Their monthly salaries will be between $2,900 and $6,600 by 2024, depending on experience, skills and work performance. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Early childhood educators in government-supported pre-schools will get a 10 per cent to 30 per cent increase in their salaries over the next two years, as well as a review looking to improve their working conditions. This will boost their monthly salaries to between $2,900 and $6,600 by 2024, depending on their experience, skills and work performance. The starting salaries...

Pre-school educators in these schools will also see a 10% to 30% jump in their salaries over the next two years. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore News - Kevier Loe often missed kindergarten in early 2022 because his hawker parents were afraid he would get Covid-19 whenever there were cases in school. They were worried their livelihood would be affected if their six-year-old spread the infection to them. But they... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Singapore News - Parents of pre-schoolers will have to pay higher fees in 2023, with major chains set to raise monthly charges by up to 11 per cent. Kiddiwinkie Schoolhouse, which has eight centres, will bill at least $1,600 before GST (up by $80) for its half-day programme and $1,800 (up... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE - Parents of pre-schoolers will have to pay higher fees in 2023, with major chains set to raise monthly charges by up to 11 per cent. Kiddiwinkie Schoolhouse, which has eight centres, will bill at least $1,600 before GST (up by $80) for its half-day programme and $1,800 (up by $100) for a full day from Jan 1. In...

November's 2022 HDB BTO launch in Yishun will see not one, not two, but three projects. 2,960 units are expected to be launched along Yishun Avenue 1, making up around 31 per cent of the overall number of units. This comes second to Queenstown's 3,250 units, followed by Tengah's 2,070 units. The last launch in Yishun was back in May,...

After covering both the Choa Chu Kang and Ang Mo Kio BTO projects for the upcoming August 2022 HDB BTO review, we'll be looking at the highly anticipated Jurong East launch. If you're a die-hard Jurong fanatic looking to snag an affordable unit in your favourite neighbourhood, this would be the project you want gravitate to. Situated in the West...

BTO season is upon us again, and in this Aug 2022 HDB BTO review, we'll be covering the quiet town of Choa Chu Kang. A population of 169,000 residents call the sleepy, serene estate home. Located at the north-westernmost point of Singapore's west region, it used to be home to a kampung village and rubber plantations until HDB started developing...