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‘Singing a little soft’, Education Bureau’s annual report says of national anthem in schools, but praises ‘solemn’ behaviour of most at flag-raising ceremonies.

Veteran educator So Ping-fai warns that the ‘high level of pessimism among the principals is unprecedented’.

‘Unprecedented level of pessimism’ among principals, says So Ping-fai, new chairman of Subsidised Primary Schools Council.

The festive season tends to be a time of overindulgence when the last thing many people are worrying about is shedding a few Ibs or saying no to a…

MELAKA: Education activists have called upon the Education Ministry to rescind the implementation of the Dual Language Programme (DLP) policy and allow them to explain the importance of learning Science and Mathematics in English.

Looking back at our primary one classes from 2013

Improving performance in Science subjects through translating resource books into local languages

Obesity rates have returned to pre-pandemic levels among schoolchildren in Scotland, but remain more than twice as high among those from the most…

He has had a rough year.

Rent was also found to be the cheapest in the index with an average asking rent of £700 per calendar month.