The forum will feature principals from five schools who will share their experiences in full SBB. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Primary 6 parents and pupils who have questions on secondary school selection can attend the ST Post-PSLE forum to get their queries answered by principals.Parents with questions about how their children will be able to cope with subjects at a more demanding level will be able to hear from five secondary school principals at an upcoming forum.
He said parents have been asking about the key difference between a full SBB pilot school and a non-pilot school over the past years. Another speaker, Kranji Secondary School principal Goh Soon Hoe, encouraged parents to start a conversation with their children on secondary school selection as it is a good opportunity to understand how they think and make decisions.Teachers, students adapt to full subject-based banding that caters to diverse interests, strengths
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